Kristina Trexler of South Rowan High School attended the North Carolina Future Business Leaders of America State Leadership Conference in Raleigh on April 16-18.
She placed in the top eight in Business Presentation. Her topic for the presentation was “How to Stay Safe on the Internet.” She placed first in the NCACTE Broyhill Leadership Conference Scholarship. She is the daughter of Stacey and Melaine Trexler of Salisbury.
Millbridge honor roll
Millbridge Elementary All-A honor roll the the third nine weeks
Third grade: Kaleb Isenhour, Paige Sloop, Frankie Caraccio, Riley Corriher, Grace Fisher, Emma Frost, Chandler Herring, Alexandra Linder, McKenzie Upright, Connor Childers, Aaron Kendall, Abby Johnson, Hailey Overcash, Makenzie Waller, Jesse Baker, Austin Cole, Brianna Haynes, Jolee Smith, Kara Steele, Tommy Walters, Hannah Childers, Caleb Faulk, Christian Hall, Madyson Jenkins.
Fourth grade: Tyler Belk, Isaiah Bryant, Justin Hill, Breanna Lentz, Mikey Pierce, Kasey Anne Moses, Abby James, Sandy Alvarez, Lindsey Cole, Carter Love, Chloe Bolick, Brennen Manus, Emma Myers, Madeline Wilhelm, Mackenzie Koontz, Emily Gallman, Kristina Houlbrook.
Fifth grade: Zachary Childers, Allyson Leazer, Macayla Upright, Ally Shulenburger, Robbie Lindsay, Claudia Patterson, MacKenzie Perkins, Megan Huffman, Victoria Patterson, Trilby Kirk.
Catawba Junior Marshals
Eleven students from Catawba College’s School of Evening and Graduate Studies were commissioned as Junior Marshals in an April 18 ceremony held in Tom Smith Auditorium.
Dean of the School of Evening and Graduate Studies, Dr. Edith Bolick, and College Marshal Professor David Pulliam, officiated at the ceremony.
These Junior Marshals were chosen from the junior class based on academic rank and are among the most honored students on campus. They embody the best of Catawba College both in academic achievement and service to the college community. They will represent the college in formal graduation week ceremonies, adding order and dignity to the proceedings.
Junior Marshals for the 2008-2009 academic year include Brandon Eugene Belk, Salisbury; Justin Andrew Brady, Mooresville; William Sherrill Cranfill, Cooleemee; Troy Lee Fink, Cleveland; Barry Wayne Gupton, Salisbury; Kristin DeAnn Jarvis, Salisbury; Ava Koontz Palmer, Lexington; Gregory R. Richard, Salisbury; John Eugene Setliff, Salisbury; Jennifer C. Steinauer, Salisbury; and Hannah Danielle Vinson, Thomasville
Three junior marshals from the 2007-2008 academic year will continue to serve this year. They include Kristin Rene Beaver, China Grove; Steven Darnell Cauble, Salisbury; and Roger Vance MacLean, Mocksville.
Alpha Sigma Lambda
Thirteen students in Catawba College’s School of Evening and Graduate Studies Program were inducted into the college’s chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society during a ceremony held April 15 in Tom Smith Auditorium on campus. Officers for the honor society were also installed during the ceremony.
Catawba’s Beta Sigma Chi Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda, the counterpart of Alpha Chi National Honor Society, is for adults enrolled in the college’s School of Evening and Graduate Studies. Chartered at Catawba in 2001, this organization is non-profit and devoted to the advancement of scholarship and to the recognition of nontraditional students continuing their higher education. The society was established in 1945 at University College at Northwestern University. Catawba members of this society must have earned a minimum of 24 graded semester hours in an undergraduate degree program with a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.
Catawba students inducted include Brandon Eugene Belk, John Eugene Setliff Jr., Laura Marlene Sweatt, Lori Yu Wong, Salisbury; Justin Andrew Brady, Mooresville; Jason Dean Bynum, Walter Patterson Drinkard, Julia Harvey Walls, Kannapolis; Sarah Elizabeth Grochoski, Rockwell; Ava Koontz Palmer, Brenda Porter Phillips, Lexington; Kelly Felts Stanley, China Grove; Hannah Danielle Vinson, Thomasville.
Officers of the organization were also installed. They include Steven Darnell Cauble, Salisbury, president; Mary Lynn Lince, Cooleemee, vice president; and Jane Sellers, Concord, secretary/treasurer.
Faith Elementary
Good Citizens and Good Deed Doers at Faith Elementary:
Good Citizens
Kindergarten: Peyton Diaz, Thomas Stewart, Megan Osbourne, Justin Cornelius.
First grade: Anna Grace Hudson, Michael Bruce, Ben Thomas, Mackenzie Campbell.
Second grade: Luke Barringer, Jax Fitz, Kira Cornelius.
Third grade: Ethan Diaz, Shanasia Swafford, Cameron Harvell, Samantha Bates.
Fourth grade: Caleb Farmer, Breana Griffin, Elizabeth Edwards.
Fifth grade: Kelly Short, April Abernethy, Megan Herge, Ximena Bello, Alden Wright.
Good Deed Doers
Kindergarten: Madison Meacham, Haley Saxon, Trey Leach, Noah Bolen.
First grade: Maggie Murray, Victoria LeMasters, Tiffani Logan.
Second grade: Stephanie Critchley, Makenzie Pucci, Kendall Hess.
Third grade: Shane Bulla, Christopher Peterman, Madison Rollins, Garrison Seitz.
Fourth grade: Tanner O’Neal, Drannon Ball, Chandler Blackwelder.
Fifth grade: Patrick Burrage, Jared Javurek, Joshua Copeland, Kristen Cauble, Landon Perkins.
Enochville Wise Owls
Enochville Elementary School recently selected Wise Owls for March. The following students have consistently exhibited good citizenship, good manners and exceptional behavior:
Alexis Smith, Michael Caskey, Jonah Osborne, Shelby Hartsell, Eligha Anderson, Casey Hager, Ezra Pierce, Kirstyn Louckes, Chandler Hendrix, Kelly Hernandez, Taylor Pouncey, Jeremy Shue, Aliah Hunt, Devin Nickell, Morgan Banks, Stephen Stallings, Elora Suggs, Mark Solis, Autumn Benfield, Marianne Messer, David Griffin, Taylor Mauldin, Jessica Sykes, Esmide De La Paz, Zoey Anderson, Kory Sellers, Brooklyn Lewis, Jordan Spivey, Josh Betancourt, Lisette Rodriguez, Terri Williams, Anthony Krack, Samantha Deadmon, Kylie Labbe, Jamie Shue, Tyler Fields.
Enochville honor roll
Below is a list of all-A honor roll students for the third grading period at Enochville Elementary School:
Third grade: Jessica Sykes, Holiday Harvey.
Fourth grade: Jazmyne Scercy, Cameron Corriher.
Fifth grade: Ash Brock, Savannah Presley, Michala Grant.