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MORNING STAR • SepTeMBeR 17 - 23, 2009
Education
STUDENTS RECEIVE COMMENDATIONS - Fifty Sussex Technical High School juniors received Certificates of Distinguished Performance from the Delaware Department of Education for their scores of 5 on last spring’s grade 10 DSTP tests in mathematics, reading and writing. Recipients are, from left: Front row – Jamin Adkins, Harbeson (mathematics); Kaitlyn Adkins, Harbeson (reading and mathematics); Taylor Budke, Seaford (mathematics); Allyssa Bunting, Lewes (mathematics); Heather Bunting, Millsboro (mathematics); Cedric Cannon, Bridgeville (mathematics); and Ryan Cannon, Milton (mathematics); second row – Elton Carrillo, Milford (mathematics); Bradley Collins, Frankford (reading); Bryan Cooper, Ocean View (mathematics); Rachel Crum, Laurel (mathematics); Mayra Cruz, Georgetown (mathematics); Michael Dawson, Frankford (mathematics); and Maxine Fluharty, Millsboro (mathematics); third row – Colleen Folke, Georgetown (reading and mathematics); David Fuller, Georgetown (reading); Myles Gray, Seaford (mathematics); Melanie Hitchens, Laurel (mathematics); Tianna Hutchins, Seaford (reading and mathematics); Jay Jolly, Millsboro (mathematics); Jake Jones, Milford (reading and mathematics); and Nathan Jones, Georgetown (mathematics); fourth row – Matt King, Seaford (mathematics); Aubrey Klick, Lincoln (mathematics); Elliot MacGuire, Rehoboth (mathematics); Anson Marsh, Lewes (mathematics); and Principal Curt Bunting; back row – Kenneth Poole, Delmar (reading); Ben Price, Rehoboth (mathematics); Martin Prieto, Georgetown (mathematics); Emily Ritter, Millsboro (mathematics); Sarah Samaha, Milford (mathematics); Brock Smith, Seaford (mathematics); Parker Stang, Greenwood (mathematics); and Casey Styers, Millsboro (mathematics). Not pictured are: Edgar Aceves, Greenwood (mathematics); Anthony Alvarez, Ellendale (mathematics); Jackson Beckner, Long Neck (mathematics); Craig Chatterton, Dagsboro (mathematics); Jessica Deptula, Georgetown (mathematics); Tyler Edge, Millsboro (mathematics); Jessica Hansen, Laurel (mathematics); Courtney Hastings, Laurel (reading and mathematics); Michael Mather, Seaford (mathematics); Chelsea McHugh, Milton (reading); Michael McHugh, Milton (writing); Kristina Metz, Millsboro (mathematics); Joshua Mueller, Selbyville (mathematics); Marquetta Nelson, Georgetown (reading and writing); Conor Small, Lewes (mathematics); and Autumn Stevens, Laurel (writing and mathematics).
PERFECT SCORES - Sussex Technical High School congratulates 27 seniors who received Distinguished Performance Certificates from the Delaware Department of Education for scoring 5’s on last spring’s science and social studies Delaware State Testing Program (DSTP). From left, front row – Paul Asa, Seaford (science); Aaron Betts, Georgetown (science); Chris Broadhurst, Milton (science); Kurt Browning, Georgetown (science); and Sabree Burbage, Seaford (social studies); second row – Ryan Faucett, Georgetown (science); Robert Gallo, Milton (science); Michael Gorman, Georgetown (science); and Cole Magagnotti, Milton (science and social studies); third row – Nick Phillips, Georgetown (science); Anthony Rousak, Lewes (science and social studies); Jonathan Santon, Georgetown (science and social studies); Lisa Sekscinski, Millsboro (science); and Principal Curt Bunting; back row – Brian Singh, Millsboro (science and social studies); Emily Southmayd, Ocean View (science and social studies); Katina Stamat, Lincoln (social studies); Victoria Suess, Milton (social studies); Matt Wiltshire, Lewes (science and social studies); and Anna Yelverton, Seaford (science). Not pictured are: Andrew Bell, Seaford (science and social studies); Tyler Davidson, Harbeson (science); Ralph Day, Laurel (science); Whitney Ebron, Seaford (science); Dustin Miller, Harrington (science); Brandon Rump, Seaford (science); Jonathan Sharman, Georgetown (science and social studies); and Aja Tenerovich, Lewes (science and social studies).
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The World Championship Punkin Chunkin Association awarded a total of $15,500 in scholarships to students this year. The following students, listed by home school and where they will attend college, earned scholarships this year: Michael Nelson, Delaware Technical & Community College (Del Tech); Jacob Burton, Del Tech; Pamela Rayner, Cape Henlopen High School, University of Delaware; William Betts III, Cape Henlopen High School, Delaware Valley College; Stacey Burton, Cape Henlopen High School, Wilmington University; Delia Gott, Del Tech, Boston Architectural College; Sara Russ, Salisbury University, Wilmington College; Emily Vincent, Virginia Tech; Douglas Miller, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Arika Parker, Radians College; Alexander Hauge, New Egypt High School, George Mason University;
Jeffrey Wills, New Egypt High School, Institute of Technology; Amber Heck, Sussex Central High School, Wilmington University; Jeremy Messick, Woodbridge High School, West Virginia University; and Steven Walker, Cape Henelopen High School, Shenandoah University. Eligible applicants are any high school senior attending an accredited Sussex County high school, any high school senior that was listed on the machine registration form entered in the most recent Punkin Chunkin, or any student presently enrolled in a post secondary school or college that graduated from an accredited Sussex County high school. The student should be majoring in agriscience, mechanical technology, engineering, or other Chunkin related field. The deadline for application is March 31 each year. Applications are available online at www.punkinchunkin.com.
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