MERIDIAN — The following West Lauderdale Middle School students were named to the Honor Roll for the first semester:
Superintendent's List
• Grade 5: Kelly Bates, Eli Brand, Seth Camp, Kathryn Grant, Paul Green, Caleb Harper-Johnson, Jordan Herrington, Mackenzie Howell, Cole Hurst, Tyler Lantz, Jake Mason, Trey McClinton, Jeremy McCutcheon, Matthew Miller, Jason Newbaker, Tanner Rainer, Jeremy Sharpe, Jamie Shelby, Kamryn Shields, Jonathan Sloan, Daniel Smith, Shalonda Spencer, Mallory Thompson, Sydney Toler, Michael Washington
• Grade 6: Tripp Bond, Cameron Calhoun, Anna Laura Campbell, Dakota Cason, Darby Chaney, Devin Coleman, Landon Cook, Paxton Cook, Ashley Craven, Amelia Dalton, Chase Davidson, Courtney Gilreath, Jesslyn Jordan, Anna Beth Loper, Molly McEntyre, Alli Neal, McKain Ortlepp, Dewayne Partridge, Larry Ross, Abigail Shelly, Rachel Sollie, Noah Summerlin, Holley Weil, Mallory Wooldridge, Bradley Wright, Chandler Young
• Grade 7: Andrea Banks, Erin Bratu, Meagan Buchanan, Jackson Cook, Payton Cornish, Kailey Cross, Colby Ethridge, Jay Fritts, Ana Gilbert, Mikayla Giles, Josie Gordon, Taylor Gray, Brittany Hudson, Jordyn Hull, Erin Johnson, Kaitlyn Knuth, Jake McKinney, Adam Mowdy, Abbie Pope, Christian Simms, Mallory Vance
• Grade 8: Taylor Agent, Tyus Harden, Caroline Henson, Alexis Jenkins, Garrett Jordan, Brandon Knight, Blake Knight, Colton McKeithen, Kaitlyn Moran, Shelby Plowman, Justin Sharpe, Zach Shelly, Garrett Slay
Principal's List
• Grade 5: Tariq Adams, Jeffrey Almand, Gunner Applebee, Ainsley Ash, Katie Barnes, Madison Benson, Forrest Boyd, John Ross Briggs, Caleb Brownlee, Tony Bush, James Carson, Lane Copeland, Logan Copeland, Seth Crocker, Eden Davis, Katie Davis, Tatyana Davis, Tori Duncan, Landon Faerber, Victoria Grant, Kayla Goforth, Alexa Harper, Peyton Harper, Katlyn Hart, Kristen Henderson, Devonn Hopson, Alli Hughes, Madeline Johnson, Judd Kasper, Rachel Keller, Sean Lard, Emily Lucas, Jackson Martin, Cayley Nance, Casey Neal, Justin Newbaker, Alley Newcomb, Alexandra Perry, Robye Rebeles, Kayla Scanlon, Rebekah Scitzs, Jacob Sims, Taylor Slay, Abbie Smith, Chloe Smith, Gregory Smith, Jacob Smith, Alayna Spears, Julianna Stephens, Wesley Upchurch, Ashley Vincent, Nicholas Ward, Emma Wallace, Philip Webster, Reagan Welden, Jase White, Mathew Wilson, Meagan Wright, Katie York, Parker Yudt, William Zimmerman
• Grade 6: Abbe Bates, Victoria Bean, Gabrielle Counts, Sydney Craven, Madison Creel, Brandon Daniel, Anna Ethridge, Will Farr, Jeremy Freeman, Jasmine Fortner, Brooke Gilbert, Tytiana Grace, Payton Grogan, Makayla Harper, Allison Harris, Jada Harris, Chandler Hegwood, James Joplin, Brittany Lacaze, Payton Lee, Kristen Lewis, Abby McCutcheon, Bryson McDonald, Shunewa Merrell, Luke Miller, Leighton Moffett, Megan Moffett, Parker Nelson, Joshua Odom, Alyssa Ortlepp, Jacob Pendergrass, Taylor Poole, Sean Porter, Haley Roebuck, Erin Rowcliff, Logan Rucks, Michelle Sanchez, Cody Sims, Hayden Smith, Nathan Smith, Amber Speed, Kyle Thompson
• Grade 7: Lacy Billings, Slade Blackwell, Paige Bowling, Savanna Boyd, Caleb Bratu, Alisa Bullock, Jamie Cantey, Michael Castle III, Stephanie Clark, Hayden Comans, Laurien Draughn, Dylan Driskill, Jenna Faerber, Haley Francis, Abbey Freeman, Alex Fulton, Brittany Hedgepeth, Carmen Hollis, Rebekah Jackson, Nathan Lane, Dylan Lewis, Madison Miles, Danielle Miller, Colby Montgomery, Trent Moore, Paul Morgan, Via Rivera, Katelyn Robinson, Tim Sansing, Rikki Scheuerman, Breanna Sharp, Cory Shumate, Karlee Vick, Gus Vinet, Kiana Walker, Lindsey Wallace, Gabby Webster, Dalton Williams, Joseah Wooten
• Grade 8: Rita Albert, Rob Bible, Haleigh Brown, Caroline Calhoun, Ally Elliot, Jake Ethridge, Janetta Fortner, Jordana Hart, Grant Hartman, Erich Hartman, Daniel Hill, Alexa Hogan, Quadajia Hopson, Baleigh Hull, Savannah Jackson, Reed Kasper, Carrie Keller, Brooke Knight, Daniel Lane, Nick Langston, Nathan McClure, Jason McCutcheon, Damien McFarland, Anna McMahan, TaVia Moore, Dakota Noe, Maddie Odom, Madison Overby, Kristen Post, Aaron Ricks, Corey Robinson, Blake Sharp, Will Stokes, Mallorie Suire, Kristen Thomas, Hunter Townsend, Jordan Vick, Travis Ward, Ariel Williamson
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Watching students succeed highlight of Dr. Phil Sutphin’s tenure at ECCC
Of all the accomplishments during Dr. Phil A. Sutphin’s 12-year tenure as East Central Community College’s seventh president, his fondest memory is a simple one: watching students graduate.
“Whether it is a commencement in May, a GED graduation ceremony or a healthcare pinning, the joy and sense of accomplishment is evident on all faces – students, families and faculty,” Sutphin said. “After all, is that not the college’s mission?”
Sutphin, who announced his retirement plans at the November 2011 meeting of the college’s Board of Trustees, will have completed 42 years in education when he officially steps down on June 30. - Excellence in Education
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ECCC culinary arts course offers various career options
Love to cook?
Is baking a favorite past time?
Ever wonder how a restaurant makes that special sauce?
Perhaps your future includes a career in culinary arts. - Excellence in Education
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Information for School News should be submitted to The Meridian Star by 5 p.m. on the Monday before publication. Information may be mailed to P.O. Box 1591, Meridian, MS 39301; faxed to (601) 485-1275; or e-mailed to ibrown@themeridianstar.com (photos should be in JPEG format). -
Angela McQuarley named principal of Oakland Heights Elementary School
Meridian educator Angela McQuarley has been named principal of Oakland Heights Elementary School for the 2012-13 school year.
McQuarley currently serves as assistant principal at T.J. Harris Elementary School. She will take the reins from current Oakland Heights Principal Rosalind Operton, who will serve at Meridian High School as dean of students in the upcoming school year. -
ECCC Phi Theta Kappa Inductees
These East Central Community College students were inducted into Theta Xi Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society for two-year students, during the annual spring semester ceremony held on the Decatur campus.
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