Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: THURSDAY, April 1, 1993 TAG: 9303310377
SECTION: NEIGHBORS PAGE: S-12 EDITION: METRO
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IN SCHOOL
PTA REFLECTIONS CONTEST WINNERS from Roanoke public schools have been announced for 1992-93. The Reflections contest encourages creative expression in literature, music, photography and visual arts. This year's theme is "Imagine That . . . "The first-place winner in each category will advance to district competition. Winners are:
Literature, K-3 - Lucie Stone, Crystal Spring, first; Lauren Slusher, Fishburn Park, second; Jill Raney, Fishburn Park, third; David Johnson, Crystal Spring, and David Causey, Oakland Intermediate, honorable mention.
Literature, grades 4-6 - Lauren Willis, James Madison, first; Douglas Cheatwood, Woodrow Wilson, second; Jennifer Althouse, Fishburn Park, third; Caleb Johnson, Highland Park, and Lindsey Smith, Grandin Court, honorable mention.
Literature, grades 7-9 - Kizzy English, James Madison, first; Stacie Dillon, William Fleming, second; Robin Reed, Breckinridge, third; Greg McCray, James Madison, and Courtney Barr, Breckinridge, honorable mention.
Literature, grades 10-12 - Michael Dowdy, Patrick Henry, first; Viki Farmakis, William Fleming, second; Tanya Wade, Patrick Henry, third; Scott Blankenship and T. Jason Klein, William Fleming, honorable mention.
Music, K-3 - Lauren Slusher, Fishburn Park, first; Megan Flora, Wasena, and Lindsey Adkins, Raleigh Court, second.
Music, grades 4-6 - Catherine Lunsford, Highland Park, first; Robert Krause and Ryan Strickland, Fishburn Park, second; Michael Beck, Westside, third; Jennifer Campbell, Huff Lane, honorable mention.
Music, grades 7-9 - Shane Duddy, Patrick Henry, first; Daniel Daum and group, James Madison, second.
Music, grades 10-12 - Tevis Marshall, Patrick Henry, first; Jennifer Daum, Patrick Henry, second; Susan Hord, Patrick Henry, third.
Photography, K-3 - John Barrett, Raleigh Court, first; Reed VanSandt, Crystal Spring, second; Bradley Sweeney, Garden City, third; Jill Raney, Fishburn Park, and John Budd, Crystal Spring, honorable mention.
Photography, grades 4-6 - Hunter West, Crystal Spring, first; Jennifer Campbell, Huff Lane, second; Courtney VanSandt, Crystal Spring, third; Bradley Matthews, James Madison, and Jennifer Carter, Huff Lane, honorable mention.
Photography, grades 7-9 - Lauralee Paige, Stonewall Jackson, first; Emily Pilachowski, Woodrow Wilson, second; Jordan Baxter, Patrick Henry, third; Sarah Martin, Patrick Henry, and Joy Monar, James Madison, honorable mention.
Photography, grades 10-12 - Jennifer Daum, Patrick Henry, first; Viki Farmakis, William Fleming, second; Alexandra Levin, Patrick Henry, third; Shelley Hutchinson, Patrick Henry, honorable mention.
Visual arts, K-3 - Spencer Bolander, Raleigh Court, first; Jamie Moran, Round Hill, second; Megan Runyon, Highland Park, third; Robert Steffe, Crystal Spring, and Ryan McCoy, Westside, honorable mention.
Visual arts, grades 4-6 - Douglas Cheatwood, Woodrow Wilson, first; Holland Budd, Crystal Spring, second; Andy Moser, Huff Lane, third; Ginger Parker, Raleigh Court, Duangmala Thepsimmons, James Madison, and Blaine Sirry, Woodrow Wilson, honorable mention.
Visual arts, grades 7-9 - David Talmadge, Patrick Henry, first; Taylor Jones, Patrick Henry, second; Elizabeth Bird, Breckinridge, third.
Visual arts, grades 10-12 - Quan T. Chong, William Fleming, first; Ellen Harris, Patrick Henry, second; Joanna Crawford, Patrick Henry, third; Fred Donaher, Patrick Henry, honorable mention.
\ ALL EIGHT SEMIFINALISTS from the Roanoke Valley have advanced to finalist status in the National Merit Scholarship Program.
The students, who represent about one-half of 1 percent of high school seniors nationally, are being considered for National Merit Scholarships to be announced later this month.
They are: Andrea M. Barnes and Catherine M. Obenshain of Cave Spring High School, Ann Clinton Bunger and Elizabeth Jane Maxwell of Patrick Henry High School, Jeffrey Stephen Ford of Craig County High School, Nathanael Kent Gay of Roanoke Valley Christian Schools, Rebecca Ivey of William Byrd High School and Eric Starkloff of Glenvar High School.