2001-2002 School Year
Winchester, Kentucky
Clark Middle School
Annual Honors Awarded to students
Clark Middle students honored (June 2002)
Clark Middle School held its annual honors night Thursday at the school.
Several students received the top awards.
Dustin Davis received the Brian McCleese Award; Ashley Nally received the Stacy Stidhman Award; Emily Roe and Ashley Wingate received the DAR Good Citizenship Award; Amy Roberts was recognized for the DAR Interview Contest; Joy Kearney, Rachael Patterson and Miranda Brown were recognized as TIP Scholars; John Tatum was recognized for the Geography Bee; National History Day honorees included Rachel Jackson, Hannah Johnson, Ashley Nally, Chelsea Ramey, Emily Roe and Whitney Scribner and Kentucky Jr. Historical Society winners included Jaclyn Farris, first place Historical Exhibit; Melissa Williams, first place Photography; Lauren Thornberry, first place Crafts; Brittany Hall and Ashley Wilson, second place Diorama; Alex Chugg, second place Historical Essay; Ashley Hewson, second place Genealogy; Sarah Puckett, second place Speech; Sarah Pfister, second place Historical Exhibit; Hannah Johnson, third place Diorama; Allyson Smith, third place Historical Exhibit and Eric White, third place Photography.
Other honors and awards included:
Algebra — Miranda Brown and Allyson Nestor, seventh grade, and Sarah Pfister, Shannon Tegge and Ashley Nally, eighth grade.
Art — Haleigh Shelley and Alyson Vincent, sixth grade; Allyson Nestor and Rachael Patterson, seventh grade, and Hannah Johnson and Shannon Tegge, eighth grade.
Band — Ky Tran, sixth grade; Cole Crankshaw, seventh grade, and Sarah Pfister, eighth grade.
Business education — Ky Tran and Cate Hatton, sixth grade; Tera Daniels and Charlotte Fraley, seventh grade, and Margee Crawford and Felicia Davidson, eighth grade.
Chorus — Amy Roberts, sixth grade; Kelley Robinson, seventh grade, and Sarah Arthur, eighth grade.
Language arts — Sara Harris, Chassity Wengert, Cate Hatton, Caitlyn Vincent, Amy Roberts, Bryce Gibbs and Jesse Yon, sixth grade; Cole Crankshaw, Steven Moore, Rachael Patterson, Hillary Rainey, Rikki Pope and Kala Moss, seventh grade, and Erin Dehnart, Shannon Tegge, Taylor Dunn, Ashley Nally and Tabitha Lynch, eighth grade.
Library — Travis Penniman, seventh grade.
Life skills — Sara Harris and Alyssa Jarrell, sixth grade; Halee Campbell and Hannah Terry, seventh grade, and Amanda Speakes and Ashley Wilson, eighth grade.
Mathematics — Brittany Daniel and Chad Witzel, sixth grade, and Brooke King, eighth grade.
Music — Lynn Becknell and Rebecca Crump, sixth grade; Mandy Griffith and Dustin Combs, seventh grade, and Felicia Davidson, eighth grade.
Physical Education — Jordan Barker and Kiley Romenesko, sixth grade; Tyson Clark and Kagan Watson, seventh grade, and Ashley Nally and Ricky Woosley, eighth grade.
Pre-algebra — Alyssa Jarrell and Rachael McCord, sixth grade; Que’Neshia Gaines, Hillary Rainey and Rikki Pope, seventh grade, and Amber Coffey, Steven Gilvin and Amelia Williams, eighth grade.
Science — Cate Hatton, Alyson Vincent, Chelsea Doyle and Hannah Rehnborg, sixth grade; Halee Campbell, Rachael Patterson, Dustin Pelfrey and Hannah Terry, seventh grade, and Steven Gilvin, Melissa Williams, Ashley Nally and Amelia Williams, eighth grade.
Social Studies — Taylor Gallant, Terra Stafford, Alex Smiley and Charles Turner, sixth grade; Halee Campbell, Rachael Patterson, Jessamyn Karlovich and Allyson Nestor, seventh grade, and Taylor Dunn, Jaclyn Farris, Lindsey Mullins and Melissa Williams, eighth grade.
Technology — Lyndsey Leadingham and Parker Shahan, sixth grade; William Atkerson and Rikki Pope, seventh grade, and Margee Crawford and Chelsea Ramey, eighth grade.
Students honored for having a 3.5 grade point average or higher included:
Sixth grade — Evan Bennett, Zachary Bridges, Brittany Daniel, Chelsea Doyle, James Estes, Taylor Gallant, Bryce Gibbs, Betsy Harp, Sara Harris, Cate Hatton, Amberlyn Hornsby, Alyssa Jarrell, Stephanie Jones, Jessica Kerr, Jennifer Lanter, Whitney Leggett, Rachael McCord, Katherine Moore, Katie Proffitt, Kiley Romenesko, Dalton Rowe, Parker Shahan, Alex Smiley, Terra Stafford, Ky Tran, Chassity Wengert and Chad Witzel.
Seventh grade — Alex Crowe, Halee Campbell, Dustin Combs, Cole Crankshaw, Jessica Davis, Charlotte Fraley, Dana Fritz, Que’Neshia Gaines, Mandy Griffith, Heather Halsey, Jessica Hayes, Austin Jacobs, Vanessa Jones, Megan Jones, Joy Kearney, James King, Jessamyn Karlovich, Duncan Lindsay, Tony Metcalf, Katina Morton, Kala Moss, Jacklyn Nally, Allyson Nestor, Sarah Osborne, Melanie Owens, Dustin Pelfrey, Katie Penn, Rikki Pope, Hillary Rainey, Emily Rohr, Elizabeth Rush, Laura Smith, Kristen Stephenson, Hannah Terry, Bradley Waller, Marylen Watson, Jami Wingate and Josh Wood.
Eighth grade — Ryan Bennett, Tracy Blackwell, Amber Coffey, Dustin Davis, Erin Dehnart, Taylor Dunn, Jimmy Epperson, Jaclyn Farris, Katy Gapp, Steven Gilvin, Amber Graves, Jessica Hatton, Ashley Hewson, Rachel Jackson, Brittany Johnson, Hannah Johnson, Chris Langley, Ann Mabe, Sibbie Marsh, Amber Miller, Whitney Miller, Ryan Murrell, Ashley Nally, Amy Nein, James Nelson, Sarah Pfister, Charli Ralston, Emily Roe, Kim Setters, Allyson Smith, Amanda Speakes, Clayton Stone, Shannon Tegge, Melissa Williams, Amelia Williams, Paula Willison, Ashley Wilson and Ashley Wingate.
Recognized for All A’s were: Jordan Barker, Lynn Becknell, Hannah Rehnborg, Amy Roberts, Alyson Vincent and Caitlyn Vincent, sixth grade, and Miranda Brown, Steven Moore and Rachael Patterson, seventh grade.
Other awards included:
Presidential Award for Educational Excellence: Ryan Bennett, Phylicia Clemons, Amber Coffey, Cassie Dante, Dustin Davis, Erin Dehnart, Taylor Dunn, Jaclyn Farris, Whitley Green, Jessica Hatton, Rachel Jackson, Hannah Johnson, Brittany Johnson, Jenna Lashley, Ann Mabe, Sibbie Marsh, Shaina Messer, Amber Miller, Ryan Murrell, Ashley Nally, Amy Nein, James Nelson, Sarah Pfister, Charli Ralston, Emily Roe, Allyson Smith, Amanda Speakes, Clayton Stone, Shannon Tegge, Amelia Williams, Melissa Williams, Paula Willison, Ashley Wilson and Ashley Wingate.
Overall “A” average three consecutive years: Ashley Nally.
