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Creative High School Students Honored
March 26, 2010
Several area high school students were honored Thursday night at the Mira Creative Arts Awards ceremony in Pensacola.
The awards honored ten “bright stars” in the creative arts each of Escambia County’s high schools.
Winners from the North Escambia Area were:
Northview High School
- Micah Byars, Props & Set Construction
- Clint Davis, Drama
- Kayla Dempsey, Drama
- Carley Hetrick, Vocal Music
- Tyler Hunter, Drama
- Thaddeus Jones, Instrumental Music
- Parish Kelley, Graphic Art
- Mallorie Okahashi, Set Design
- Jackson Smith, Instrumental Music
- Nathan Taylor, Visual Arts
Tate High School
- Stevie Evans, Visual Arts
- Leslie Ann Godwin, Instrumental Music
- Cally Hayes, Visual Arts
- Destiny Howard, Vocal Music
- Collin Bain Metcalf, Debate
- Megan Otteni, Drama
- Kimberly R. Thompson, Ceramics
- Jakob Ian Wisdom, Instrumental Music
- Kaitlin Williams, Yearbook
- Meghan Wojdyla, Yearbook
West Florida High School
- Heather Lee, Drama
Each student honored received $200 book scholarships from Pensacola Junior College, memberships to the Pensacola Museum of Art and award medallions.
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5 Responses to “Creative High School Students Honored”
Carlie:
You go GIRL! You make me so proud! I cannot wait until you are 25-30 so I can see what God has given you!
Congrats Nathan, Parish And Clint :]
Way To Go!
Way to go Clint! Congratulations to all the Mira Award winners.
way to go “sweet cheeks”…you shine!
Congratulations, Students… creativity is a very important part of being successful in life, keep it up. It will serve you well in life.
I do find it ironic that an article about a fight (something that has happened since public schools have existed) has well over a hundred comments, many lamblasting the schools, parents, students and everything else that can be dished on…. yet an article about how other students from one these same schools won awards for being ‘Bright Stars’ does not even get one comment…
That, in itself, tells me a lot….