Tuesday, June 15,2010 - Thomasville Times - 3
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Silver Valley students earn honors GTCC announces
spring honors list
TIMES Staff Report
Michael Harris, Colton
Coggins and Javan Mc
Guire received top awards
at the Silver Valley Ele
mentary School year end
assembly June 7.
The Silver Valley Civi-
tan Distinguished School
Citizen Award was pre
sented for the 52nd con
secutive year. It was the
first service project of
the Silver Valley Civitan
Club after being char
tered April 25,1959.
Harris is the 56th stu
dent to be honored with
the award. He was rec
ognized for being a role
model to his peers and
displaying the character
istics of a good citizen
including an outstanding
scholastic performance,
co-operative attitude, de
pendability and leader
ship qualities. His name
was placed on a perpetual
plaque with the names of
aU previous recipients.
He is the son of Ricky
and Georgia Harris of
Cid Road.
The citizenship award
is presented each year on
an alternating basis as
a memorial to four out
standing past members of
the Silver Valley Civitan
Club. This year’s award
was given for the ninth
time in memory of Past
TIMES Staff Report
TIMES PHOTO/JOYCE PARRISH
Major awards at Silver Valley Elementary School were earned by (from left) Michael
Harris, Jayvan McGuire and Colton Coggins.
President Odell Lambeth.
The honor was presented
by Harold Parrish, also a
past president.
Coggins received the
Principal’s Award pre
sented by Principal Kim
Loflin. The honor has
been given annually
since 1971 and now totals
41 recipients. It is earned
for high scholastic stand
ing, co-operative attitude,
and assistance given to
teachers, dependability
and leadership abilities.
He is on the year-end “A/
B” Honor Roll. Coggins
is the son of Chris and
Tammy Coggins.
The annual Woodmen
of the World Award is
earned by a student for
outstanding proficiency
in American history. Mc
Guire earned the award
from the Denton Lodge
of the Woodmen of the
World that was presented
by Danny Soles. McGuire
is a year-end “A/B” Hon
or Roll honoree and is the
son of Charlie and Chris
ty McGuire.
Nominations for the
awards were made be a
faculty committee. The
recipients are graduating
fifth grade students.
The “A” Honor RoU
for the school year was
Harris, Ashley Leonard,
Claire Patrick, Alyssa
Manus, Madison Gore
and Ian Patrick.
The honors ceremony
opened with the tradi
tional procession march
of fifth grade students be
fore a standing audience
of students and family It
concluded with a reces
sion parade.
Guilford Technical
Community College has
recognized the academic
accomplishments of stu
dents during the spring
2010 semester. Recogni
tion was at three levels:
President’s List, Dean’s
List and Honors List.
Local students named
to the President’s List, in
clude:
• Archdale — Robert
Benson, Tammy Brown,
April Cooper, Becky
Hawkins, Brian Haynes,
Jared Irusta, Barbara
Jensen, Jason Kennedy,
Angela Ligon, Ronnie
Maynard, Mark Miller,
Kimberly Mozingo, Lap
Nguyen, Nghia Nguyen,
Megan Stoll, Jason Walk,
Trisha Watts, Ramona
Wishon
• Lexington — Priscil
la Araque, Christopher
Wilkins
• Thomasville — Mari
lyn Ashworth, Michael
Evans, Shaundra Furr,
Christopher Gardner,
Chastity Hill, Jessica
Hill, Robert Lundeen,
JanieUe Manley, Pamela
McDonald, Joshua Payne,
Leah Pendergrass, Chris
topher Potter, James Reid,
Joshua Shaw
• Trinity — Sara Idol,
Marcina Johnson, Kristin
Kerns, William Larsen,
Spenser Moore, Amber
Owens, Edward Peedin
Jr., Jamey Skipper, Kenny
Smith, Stephen Walser
• Welcome — AUyson
Hege
Area students named to
the Dean’s List, include:
• Archdale — Whit
ney Cook, Jeffrey Davis,
Patricia Dawson, Kath
ryn Fetner, Daniel Gray
Angela JoUy, Anthony
Marton, Marie McCall,
Lindsey Newton, Heidi
Woodgeard, Kourtni
Wright,
• Lexington — Richard
Cole, Roger Hand, Mark
Hedrick, Sophanara
Khoeun, Drai Ksor, Amy
Lowe, Cory Maxwell, Jo
sephine Munda, RoUin
Roberts
• Thomasvfile — John
Armfield, Kristin Block
er, JanneU Curry, Hfilary
Edwards, Laura Fulton,
Rhonda Hartley, Landon
Ivey, Jena Lineberry
Darryl Taylor, Anthony
Trent
• Trinity — Connie
Branch, Betty Eason,
Kimberly Mackereth,
Corey McRae, William
Temple, Kevin Whitehart,
Courtney Yates
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