Summer Reading: A Bit Of Magic At Century Branch Library

June 8, 2011

There was a little magic Tuesday at the Century Branch Library as their Summer Reading Program got underway. Children enjoyed the magic tricks and comedy of Skip Cain Magic Guy.

The library’s Summer Ready Reading Program continues next Tuesday at noon with music from Kathleen Gibson, an award-winning family entertainer, song writer, author, producer and recording artist.

For more photos, click here.

Pictured above and below: Children enjoy Skip Cain Magic Guy at the Century Branch Library Tuesday afternoon. NorthEscambia.com photos by Cassie Cufr, click to enlarge.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under FEATURE TOP STORY, Features, News

Hazard: Century To Demolish Portion Of Old Store Owned By Town

June 8, 2011

Worried that it is a hazard and a code violation, the Town of Century is once again exploring options for an abandoned building owned by the town.

In October 2008, the Century Town Council voted to explore tearing down the building on Mayo Street because they believed there was little chance of repairing the structure.

The white, mostly brick building at 7601 Mayo Street (across from the old hospital) housed doctors’ offices and even a pharmacy and soda fountain years ago. It has been abandoned for several years and is in an obvious state of disrepair with roof and structural problems.

The town council’s actions in 2008 came after a comment posted on NorthEscambia.com pointed out that the building was in obvious violation of the codes and ordinances about to be enforced by the town.

“The town of Century itself needs to do some enforcing of their own property before the town council deems others in town to be a disgrace. I was visiting the pharmacy on Mayo street and noticed that the town of Century has let the “old” pharmacy building go into total disrepair,” a NorthEscambia.com reader commented on a September 26, 2008, story about Century discussing code enforcement options with Escambia County.”The town must set the example don’t you think? Just as parents do their children.”

“I’m sure you’ve read on NorthEscambia.com that people think we need to clean up our own,” Council member Ann Brooks told the council in October 2008.

Fast forward to June 2011…Mayor Freddie McCall told the town council Monday night that the front, two-story portion of the old building will have to come down. He said that once that is done, he wants to install a new wall to create a front for the metal part of the building. He said he will get a preliminary estimate and then bid out the project.

Pictured above: Town of Century will tear down the two story portion of this building owned by the town at 7601 Mayo Street. Pictured below: The interior of the building just inside the front door as seen in October 2008.NorthEscambia.com photos.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under News

School Sales Tax Holiday To Return

June 8, 2011

Gov. Rick Scott has signed a bill that creates a three-day holiday from the state sales tax on many items starting August 12.

The sales tax holiday will include clothes and shoes up to $75 and school supplies valued at $15 or less. The popular sales tax holiday at back-to-school time saves 6 cents on every dollar spent. While it’s a sales tax cut for the careful shopper, retailers say it’s actually a big tax collection increase for the state.

Many consumers actually increase their purchases of non-covered items during that period, which often coincides with sales.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under News

List, Photos: Bratt Elementary Academic Awards

June 8, 2011

The following students received awards at Bratt Elementary School.

For a photo gallery featuring award winners from the third and fourth grades, click here.

Kindergarten

Outstanding Citizen:

Kennedy Long
Lily Sullivan
Bailie Merchant
Caitlyn Gibson
Da’mius Wesley
Emma Gilmore
Gabrielle Franklin
Vivyan Smith

Progress Award:

Lia Bradley
Ryan Dove
Tony Hall
Travis Sunday
Leonte’ Wright
Jimmie Boyington
Ar’Quavian Smith
Summer Harrell

Outstanding Attendance:

Luke Bridges
Trent Knighten
Jamyla Feagin
Jake Warner
Jasmine Robinson
Alyssa Stabler
Landon Chavers
Jimmie Boyington
Anastasia Bryan
Lily Sullivan
J.P. Gilman
Wyatt Jarvis
David Stokes
Emilee Cabral
Clay Wilson

P.E. Award

Landon Chavers
Leont’e Wright
Wyatt Jarvis
Bailei Merchant

Art:

Kadence Burklund
Kerry Hicks JR.
Abrianna Downey
Caitlyn Gibson

Music:

Trent Knighten
Kennedy Long
Mckenna Simmons
Rosa Carter

Book It Awards:

Sarah Branch
Jamyla Feagin
Luke Bridges
Landon Chavers
Jake Warner
Trent Knighten
Gabby Franklin
Jasmine Robinson
Adyn Barrow
Brody Black
Jimmie Boyington
Chloe Criswell
Makayla Dove
Kerry Hicks
Kennedy Long
Braeden McGhee
Matthew Pruitt
Nicholi Sanderson
Lily Sullivan
Emilee Cabral
JP Gilman
Emma Gilmore
Wyatt Jarvis
Mckenna Simmons
David Stokes
Travis Sunday
Clay Wilson
Aiden Broadhead
Rosa Carter
Jakyia Newton
Summer Harrell
Connor Wolfe
Caitlyn Gibson
Bailie Merchant
Travis Scott
Carter Sigafoose
Ar’Quavian Smith

First Grade

Outstanding Citizenship Award:

Anna Lee
Anna Adams
Miyhanna Davidson

Progress Award:

AJ Broadhead
Nicholas Ingraham
Ashton Knicley
Braxton Peebles
Kayci Garrett
Tymiriana Wesley
Mary Grace Rice

Academic Achievement Award All A’s:

Shelby Rice
Anna Adams
John Bashore
Sarah Margaret Hetrick
Haley Baker

Honor Roll A’s & B’s:

Anna Lee
Angel Merchant
Travis Nelson
Kiara Wesley
Dallon Rackard
Ashton Cloud
Tanner Boone
Zane Gurganus
Kara Hawkins

Attendance Award:

Emilee Bomba
Shelby Rice
AJ Hasty
John Bashore
Dallon Rackard
Anna Adams
Haley Baker
Anyis Cabral
P.E. Award:
Kiara Wesley
Tanner Boone
Braxton Peebles

Art Award:

Shelby Rice
Kara Hawkins
Kaleigh Macks
Music Award:
Miyhanna Davidson
AJ Hasty
Rachael Sanders

2nd Grade

Outstanding Citizenship Award:

Libby Pugh
Joshuwa Merchant
Shelby Godwin
Haleigh Dean
Madison Peterson
Hannah Hughes

Progress Award:

Jayden Jackson
Olivia Gibson
Andrianna Cooper
JD Ward
DaKota Bryan
Kiwianna McPherson
Peggy Sunday
Destiney Bradley
Cadarius Poindexter
Nona Wilson

Acadimic Achievement Award All A’s:

Libby Pugh
April Johnson
Savannah Doremus
Mary Paige Nassar
Autumn Williams
Anna Sullivan
Amber Gilman
Madison Peterson
Hannah Hughes
Michael Merchant
Tyler Ray

Honor Roll A’s & B’s:

Kaylee Sawyer
Summer Waters
Jacob Conley
Haleigh Dean
Breyden Freeman
Martina Howard
Taviana Parker
Kenna Redmond
Maggie Amerson
Shelby Godwin
Conner Byrne
Aaron Downey
Jacob Findley
Madelin Sheedy
Savannah Stokes
Abigail Nelson
Jaylon North
Kayla Campbell
MaKayla Garrett
Kyiah Bailey
Franki Daw
William Wilson

Attendance Award:

Franki Daw
April Johnson
Jaylon North
Libby Pugh
William Wilson
Abigail Nelson
Stone Presley
Kayla Campbell
Aaron Downey
Savannah Doremus
Savannah Stokes
Madelin Sheedy
Maggie Amerson
Amber Gilman
Jacob Conley
Andrianna Cooper
Madison Peterson
Cody Thomas
Hannah Hughes
Angelina Heritage
Jonathan Windham

P.E. Award:

Libby Pugh
Joshuwa Merchant
Maggie Amerson
Hannah Hughes
Madison Peterson
Music Award:
Andrianna Cooper
Kollin Ward
Peggy Sunday
Isaiah Gaines
Nona Wilson
Art Award:
Kyiah Bailey
Autumn Williams
Destiney Bradley
Kaylee Sawyer
Kenna Redmond

3rd Grade

Outstanding Citizenship Award:

Anna King
Teriana Redmond
Meagan Wilburn
Makenzie Moorer
Keaton Brown
Amanda Franklin
Progress Award:
Myles Harrelson
Meionni Findley
Brianna Washington
E’monee Long
Luke Smith
Jalexis Robinson
Tyler Kite
Wyatt Rhinehart
Melissa Sunday

Academic Achievement Award All A’s:

Meagan Wilburn
Colton Dockens
Joseph Parker
Keaton Brown
Bailey Van Pelt

Honor Roll A’s & B’s

Shelby Bartley
Amanda Franklin
Juliana Bryan
Kinzie Rackard
James Wyatt Windham
Cassidy White
Cassandra Mullins
Brianna Carter
Sheyenne Dillon
Savannah Roley
Savannah Spence
Lexi Broadhead
Cameron Findley
Anna King
Colby Morris
Christopher Nordman
Teriana Redmond

Attendance Award:

Cassidy Boutwell
Anna King
Ansleigh Maholovich
Christopher Nordman
Dalton Philyaw
Braiden Rice
Meagan Wilburn
Savannah Spence
Lexi Broadhead
Cameron Findley
Devon Cohen
Savannah Roley
Logan Brown
Jalexis Robinson
Beverly Skaggs
James Wyatt Windham
Cheyenne Philyaw
Keaton Brown
Juliana Bryan
Zy’Kia Davis
Shane Hardin
Kinzie Rackard
Brandon Berry
Trevor Bomba
Karlee Criswell
Neionni Findley
Myles Harrelson
Travone Tyrese Smith

P.E. Award:

Teriana Redmond
Savannah Spence
Jackson Gipson
Bailey Van Pelt
Natalee Gipson

Art Award:

Melissa Sunday
Diamond Brown
Cassie Mullins
Jayden Sanderson
Jackson Edwards

Music:

Anna King
Wyatt Rhinehart
Cassidy White
Kinzie Rackard
Neionni Findley

4th Grade

Outstanding Citizenship Award:

Lexi Baggett
Delaney Reynolds
Lydia Smith
Ann-Margaret Boothe
Progress Award:
Ja’Quan Barton
Danielle Stuckey
Isaak Armstrong
Brandon Dean
Cody Comalander
Reini Bodiker
Aaliyah Tucker
Joshua Johnson

Academic Achievement Award All A’s:

Delaney Reynolds
Cailee Wilburn
Ann-Margaret Boothe

Honor Roll A’s & B’s

Caren Cannon
Tanner Deese
Samantha Roux
Madison Sherouse
Alabama Gilley
Allison Rice
Lydia Smith
Cameron White
Logan Chavers
Cameron Long
Madison Nassar
Gabbrielle Peebles
Lexxi Baggett
Justin Cruce

Attendance Award:

Lexxi Baggett
Justin Cruce
Roger Dockens
Madelyn Plant
Cameron Simpkins
Matthew Windham
Susannah Amerson
Shelby Bashore
Logan Chavers
Cameron Long
Jeremiah Woods
Delaney Reynolds
Jordan Capps
Allison Rice
Cailee Wilburn
Lydia Smith
Briar Bass
Larry Philyaw
Keosha Davis
Aaliyah Tucker
Meggan Brown

P.E. Award

Reini Bodiker
Lydia Smith
Logan Chavers
Justin Cruce
Art Award:
Lexxi Baggett
Shelby Bashore
Cammie Carter
Meggan Brown

Music Award:

Keosha Davis
Javontaye’ Wright
Aurora McCann
Gabrielle Kline

5th Grade

Outstanding Citizenship:

Celeste North
Hannah Godwin
Kamryn Mothershed
Trace Franklin
Shelby Comalander
Progress Award:
Chase Gifford
Derek Rice
Kendrell Redmon
Hannah Godwin
McKenna Miller
Tori Smith
Triston Seagers

Academic Achievement Award All A’s:

Triston Long
Hannah Nelson
Latavia Grace
Tara Windham

Honor Roll A’s & B’s:

Dawson Brown
Clayton Findley
Celeste North
Hunter Spence
Hunter Carter
Raegan Harrell
Fisher Spence
Korbin Bryan
Eli Deese
James Sullivan
Alayan Brown
Logan Duremas
Jason Fischer
Trace Franklin
Logan Hall
Angel Philyaw

Attendance Award:

Dawson Brown
Beau Bryan
Clayton Findley
Tanyia Fletcher
Tyanna Magee
Celeste North
Hunter Spence
Hunter Carter
Clint Gunter
Triston Long
Lari McCann
Jacob McCullough
Hannah Nelson
Fisher Spence
Myisha Syria
Camilla Windham
Korbin Bryan
Jarrod Davison
Wesley Hardin
McKenna Miller
James Sullivan
Logan Dorumas
Jason Fischer
Michael Harrelson
Andrew Sharpless
Tara Windham
Justin Elliott
Shavon Hall
Shavell Hall
Angel Philyaw

P.E. Award:

Celeste North
Jacob McCullough
Rebecca Hawthorne
Jason Fischer
Art Award:
Haven Shores
Triston Long
Tori Smith
Tara Windham
Music Award:
Tyanna Magee
Shavon Hall
Korbin Bryan
Alayna Brown

NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under FEATURE TOP STORY, Features, News

Escambia, Ala. Gets Grant To Crackdown On Highway Offenders

June 8, 2011

Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley has awarded a $$75,874 grant to crackdown on highway safety and improve seat belt usage in three south Alabama counties.

The grant was split between Escambia, Baldwin and Mobile counties to enable police, deputies and state troopers to increase their presence on Alabama roads during the “Click It or Ticket” seat belt campaign. A portion of the grant will also be used to increase enforcement efforts during peak holiday periods later in the year.

The grants will help pay overtime wages for officers and enable law enforcement agencies to establish checkpoints and patrols to ensure motorists are obeying traffic laws. Most of the increased enforcement will occur around holidays when more motorists are on the roads.

The grants, administered by the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, were made possible by funding from the National Highway Administration.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under News

Robert Edward Morris, Jr.

June 8, 2011

Robert Edward Morris, Jr. passed away, June 4, 2011, at his home in Cantonment. He was born May 26, 1947, in Foley to Robert and Ruby Hobbs Morris. He graduated from Tate High School in 1965. He served in the Air Force from 1966-1969. He was a Vietnam Veteran. He retired from Gulf Power Crist Plant after 32 years.

Eddie was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived by his two daughters and their husbands; Jackie and Norman Bankston of Jay, Mendy and John Schrader of New Haven, IN; four cherished grandchildren Malerie and John Tyler Schrader, Madeline and Kinion Bankston; his siblings Charlotte (Elvin) Gafford, Roger (Tammy) Morris, and Johnny (Donna) Morris, four aunts and one uncle, Willer Culp, Emily Ashley, Wilma Taylor, Ossie and Virginia Morris as well as numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.

Visitation will be held Wednesday, June 8, 2011 from 5-7 p.m. with funeral services being held Thursday, June 9, 2011, at 10 a.m.. Both will be at Faith Chapel Funeral Home North-Cantonment. Burial will follow at Clear Spring Cemetery.

Serving as pallbearers will be his nephews.

Faith Chapel Funeral Home North, 1000 Highway 29 South Cantonment is in charge of arrangements.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under Obituaries

Grand Theft Charges Dropped In Molino Couple Cancer Scam Case

June 7, 2011

Felony grand theft charges have been dropped by the state against the Molino couple accused of faking her cancer diagnosis in order to scam people out of thousands of dollars.

Sonja Marsell Luker, 42, and Gerald Christopher “Chris” Luker, 43, are both still facing felony fraud charges in the alleged scheme.

According to the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, numerous fundraisers were held between May 2004 and October 2010 that raised over $19,000. Evidence shows that about $14,000 was used in 2009 to avoid foreclosure on their home in the 4700 block of Pine Circle Drive and about $4,000 in cash was used by Chris Luker to purchase a 1997 Harley motorcycle.

The Sheriff’s Office investigation found that Chris and Sonja Luker personally received money from friends, family, church members and co-workers under a “scheme” that Sonja Luker was being treated for cancer. Investigators believe both Chris and Sonja Luker are guilty of fraud in the scheme; witnesses said the couple was observed together at fundraisers talking about her cancer treatments.

Trial for both Lukers is set to begin August 1. They have each pleaded not guilty to the charges against them.

Pictured above: Sonja and Chris Luker (in black shirts) are seen in a 2009 NorthEscambia.com photo from a motorcycle ride fundraiser that benefited her alleged fight against cancer. NorthEscambia.com file photos, click to enlarge.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under News

Churches Schedule VBS, Other Childrens’ Events

June 7, 2011

Vacation Bible Schools and other events are scheduled at churches across the North Escambia area this summer.

To add a VBS for church event for children to the list, email news@northescambia.com.

Flomaton First Baptist
Vacation Bible School at Flomaton First Baptist Church, June 6-10, 8:30 – 11:30 a.m. Ages 5 through 6th grade. (251) 296-2453 for more information.

Atmore First Assembly of God
“Samson-God’s Strong Man” Vacation Bible School at Atmore First Assembly of God, 1120 South Main Street, June 6-10, 8-11:30 a.m. For ages 5 though 6th grade. More info: (251) 368-4637 or www.atmorefirstassembly.org for a registration form.

Brooks Memorial Atmore
Vacation Bible School at Brooks Memorial Baptist Church in Atmore, 8:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m., June 6-10. More info: Megan Gorum (251) 368-8580.

First Baptist Church of Bratt
Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church of Bratt, June 13-17 from 8:30-11:30 daily. Ages 3-years to 5th grade are all invited to attend the “Big Apple Adventure”.

Ray’s Chapel Baptist
Vacation Bible School at Ray’s Chapel Baptist Church in Bogia, June 13-17 from 6-8:30 p.m. Kick-off and registration on Sunday, June 12 at 5 p.m. Ages 5 through the 6th grade. (850) 256-3422.

VBS — Walnut Hill Mennonite
Walnut Hill Mennonite Church will hold Vacation Bible School “Let Your Lighthouse Shine” June 13-22 from 6-8:30 p.m. Ages 5 to ninth grade. Everyone welcome.

VBS — Canoe Baptist Church
Vacation Bible School “The Big Apple” at Canoe Baptist Church, Sunday June 12 through Thursday, June 16 closing with Family Night. Ages 3 years through sixth grade, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Fun Day will begin VBS on Saturday, June 11 at 2 p.m.

VBS — Cora Baptist Church
VBS at Cora Baptist Church, Highway 197, Jay, June 13-17 from 5-8:30 p.m. Ages 3 through teens. All are invited.

VBS- — Flomaton Pentecostal
Vacation Bible School at Flomaton Pentecostal Holiness Church, June 13-17, 5:15 until 8:15 p.m. Grades 1-6. For more info: Martha Samson (251) 296-2214.

Camp Kidventure
Camp Kidventure Sports and Recreation Camp June 20-24 at Highland Baptist Church in Molino. 9 :30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. daily. Cost $50, includes daily field trips, lunch and camp T-shirt. Registration deadline and tuition due by June 12.

VBS — Walnut Hill Baptist
Vacation Bible School at Walnut Hill Baptist Church, July 11-15, 6-8:30 p.m. Bring a swimsuit for VBS Kickoff on Saturday, July 9 from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the church.

Hero Headquarters Camp — Victory Assembly
Hero Headquarters Adventure Camp 2011 will be held Monday, June 13 through Friday, June 17 from 9 a.m. until noon for grade kindergarten to fifth. Family night on Sunday, June 19. More info (850) 587-2295 or register online at victorycan.org.

First Baptist Atmore
Vacation Bible School “Pandamania”, June 13-17 from 5:30 until 7:30 each evening. Ages 3 (by 9/1) through 6th grade. Click here to register.

Jay First Baptist VBS
Vacation Bible School at Jay First Baptist Chuch, June 13-17 from 5:30 until 8:30 p.m. daily. More info: (850) 675-4587.

Heritage Baptist Church
Vacation Bible School at Heritage Baptist Church, 3065 Highway 297A in Cantonment. PandaMania, 6-8:45 p.m. daily June 13-17. For ages completed kindergarten to complete fifth grade. Register online at www.excitingheritage.com or call (850 478-3316.

Gonzalez UMC
Vacation Bible School at Gonzalez United Methodist Church, 2026 Pauline Street, Cantonment. “Shake It Up Cafe”, 6-8:45 p.m. Monday-Friday, June 27-July 1. Details: (850) 968-6006.

Abundant Life Century Kids Day
Abundant Life Assembly of God in Century will hold a “Kids Day” instead of VBS this year on July 9. Mark your calendar now; more details will be available soon.

Highland Baptist VBS
Vacation Bible School “Big Apple Adventure — Where Faith and Life Connect” 5:30 = 8 :30 p.m., July 11-15 at Highland Baptist in Molino. Family Night “Pizza In The Park” on Sunday, July 17.

Christian Home VBS
Vacation Bible School at Christian Home Freewill Baptist Church, 3131 North Pine Barren Road in McDavid. July 11-15 from 6-8:30 p.m. for ages 2 – 6th grade. For more info, call the church at (850) 327-4730 or Karmen at (850) 327-6362.

Faith Bible Baptist VBS
Faith Bible Baptist Church in Bluff Springs wil hold VBS “Rev It Up – Full Throttle for God” June 11-15 from 6-8:30 p.m. for ages 5-12. (850) 256-5483.

St. Monica’s VBS – Cantonment
Saint Monica’s Episcopal Church in Cantonment will go “Hog Wild” for Son Harvest Country Fair Vacation Bible School July 11-15, 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. A morning snack and lunch will be provided. Registration forms at the church office or www.st-monicas.org. For more info, call Ray at (850) 477-0242 or 208-1032 or Susan at (850) 968-5612 or 324-8362.

VBS — First Baptist Cantonment
Vacation Bible School at the First Baptist Church of Cantonment, June 13-17 from 8:30 a.m. until noon. (850) 968-9135.

Camp Quarternote
Highland Baptist Church in Molino, Camp Quarternote Music and Drama Camp for students who have complete kindergarten through fifth grade. August 1-5, 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Musical production of “Jailhouse Rock” on Sunday, August 7 at 6 p.m. Cost is $15, includes lunch daily. Registration and tuition deadline is July 24.

VBS — Aldersgate UMC Molino
Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Hwy 29, Molino will host “Shake It Up Café Vacation Bible School, July 25-29th from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Dinner will be served each evening. No cost. For more information or to sign up online, go to www.aumcmolino.org or call church office at (850) 587-5294 or Sandra Greenwell at (850) 587-2489.
VBS — First Baptist Cottage Hill
First Baptist Church of Cottage Hill Vacation Bible School “PandaMania Where God Is Wild About You”, July 25-29, 5:45-8:30 p.m. Pre-K – 5th grade, middle school, high school.

VBS — Family Worship Center, 9 Mile
Vacation Bible School at Family Worship Center, 1251 West 9 Mile Road, July 25-29 from 9 a.m. until noon. Family night, Friday, July 29 at 7 p.m. (850) 432-6911.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under Features, News

Newly Released FCAT Results Mixed For Area Schools

June 7, 2011

Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test scores were released Monday morning with mixed results for schools in the North Escambia area.

The FCAT scores released Monday included reading in grades 4-10, math in grades 4-8 and 10, and science in grades 5, 8, and 11. Results are below for North Escambia are schools for both 2011 and 2010.

Written by William Reynolds · Filed Under News

Jay High School Class of 2011 Graduates (With Photo Gallery)

June 7, 2011

The Jay High School Class of 2011 graduated Monday night at the school.

Nicklaus Adam McMellon was the valedictorian for the Class of 2011, while Emerlee Michelle Trevino was salutatorian.

For a photo gallery, click here. (Photos submitted by Pat Birdsall for NorthEscambia.com.)

Graduating students are listed below. Numbers following each name indicate honors; a key to the numbers is at the bottom of the list.

Travis Neal Allen — 2
Alicia Kay Ashworth — 2, 3, 4, 7, 8
Kayley Rene’ Baggett
Haley Anna Marie Baker — 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8
Silas Buck Ballard
Miranda Paige Berry
Ronald Lukas Berry
Brandon Lee Black
Robin Nicole Blackman — 1, 3, 4, 5, 8
Trenton Lynn Blair
Mary Kathleen Borders
Steven Hunter Brown
Randall Eugene Burks
Jenna Ann Marie Campbell
Sarah Lucile Campbell — 2
Clifton Randel Dannelly
Deanna Marie Davis
Bethany Dawn Diamond — 2, 4
Brenan Wesley Dykes
Kirstiana Nicole Edwards
Megan Brittany Flinn — 2, 3, 4
Zachary Tyler Gavin — 1, 3, 4, 8
Derek Michael Gilmore — 2
Andrew Dean Goble — 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Toni Erin Griggers
Jeffrey Bernard Harrison
Austin Wayne Hawthorne
Bethanie Marie Herring
Micah Raeshel Herring — 6, 8
Colt Mitchell Hitt
Cory Thomas Jones
Julie Marie Knight — 2
Mathew Douglas Layman-Kinder
Delana Christine Magaha
Cody Lee Maxwell
Sarah Jean McLean — 1, 3, 4, 6, 8
Nicklaus Adam McMellon — Val.,1, 3, 4, 6, 8
Tyler Amon McMellon — 2, 3, 4
Haley Denise Odom — 2, 3, 4, 5
Brandon Jared Parker
Courtney Paige Penton — 1, 3, 4, 6, 8
Justin Ryan Poley — 2, 3, 4, 8
Robert Jack Rivenbark
Payden Thomas Roberts — 1, 3, 4, 8
Samantha Brooke Roney
Hannah Marie Rutherford — 2, 3, 4, 8
Julia Danielle Skaggs — 1, 3, 4, 5, 8
Gage Scott Southard — 2, 8
Kevin Wesley Stanton — 2, 3, 4
Ashley Margree Stokes
Keely Shaye Strawbridge
Jennifer Lee Sutler — 2, 3, 4, 8
Trenton Earl Sweeney — 2, 3, 4, 5, 8
Krista Marie Tegenkamp
Emerlee Michelle Trevino — Sal., 1, 3, 4, 6, 8
Brandon William Urnick
Whitney Lauren Walther — 2, 3, 4, 8
Jami Danielle Wessel — 1, 3, 4, 6, 8
James Paul Whitehead
Benny Dwayne Wolfe
Trevor Ryne Wolfe
Eric Lee Wyche
Eric William Young

HONORS KEY:

V = Valedictorian
S = Salutatorian
1 = High Honors (Gold Tassels) Top 10
2 = Honors (Silver Tassels) G.P.A. of “A”
3 = National Honor Society (White Collar Stole)
4 = National Beta Club (Gold Stole/Officer Medal)
5 = National Art Honor Society (Rainbow Cord)
6 = Tri-M Music Honor Society (Pink Cord)
7 = National FFA Organization (National Blue and Corn Gold Cords)
8 = Rho Kappa (White Cord/Medal)

NorthEscambia.com photos by Pat Birdsall, click to enlarge.

Written by Jane · Filed Under News

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