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Upper School Awards, 2007-2008 Awarded May 15, 2008
Cindy L. Jackson Award This award is presented annually to a student or students who demonstrate effective leadership, commitment, dedication, and work ethic on the ninth grade class mission trip. • Marielle Lemasters and Scott Stockdale
The Parish Episcopal School “Community of Excellence” Awards Created in 2007 on recommendation of the Upper School faculty, this award is presented to a member or members of the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade classes who most clearly and consistently display the Parish spirit of excellence through their leadership and dedication to our school and its students. • 9th Grade: Allison Kelsoe and Daniel Pappas • 10th Grade: Kyle Hughes and Daniel Salas • 11th Grade: Katherine McBee and William Morse III
Rhodes College Book Award The Rhodes College Book award is given to a sophomore who has excelled in academics and community service. • Elizabeth Blaire Butler
Rensselaer Paul and Kathleen Severino Future Leaders Award This award is presented to a female sophomore (class of 2010) in the top 10% of her class, who excels in math and science and who has demonstrated a commitment to change the world for the better. • Sydney Ariagno
President’s Volunteer Service Award This award is a Presidential recognition program for Americans of all ages, who contribute 100 hours of service over a 12-month period. Youth Bronze Level Award (at least 50 hours of service ages 5 to 14) • Makram Haidar • Austin Odell
Young Adult Bronze Level Awards (at least 100 hours of service- ages 15-25) • Sydney Ariagno • Jennifer Bailey • Elizabeth Blaire Butler • Kelsey Kehlbeck • Amanda Murph • Morgan Slottje • Caroline Stockard
Evans Mank Award This award is presented to a student in recognition of outstanding leadership, citizenship, perseverance, and service to the community. • Stephanie Huynh
The Community Service Award This award is presented annually to a student who has demonstrated outstanding initiative and commitment in providing volunteer service to the community. • Kelsey Kehlbeck
Drama Award This award is presented annually to a student who has contributed most to the success of the drama program, either in an acting or technical role. • Emily Weaver
The John Philip Sousa Award The John Philip Sousa Award is given to a student or students in recognition for outstanding contributions to the instrumental music program. The winners’ names are engraved on a plaque that hangs in across from the Upper School Office. • Christine Luke
National School Choral Award The National School Choral Award is given annually to a student or students in recognition for outstanding contributions to the vocal music program. This award recognizes service and vocal development while a member of the vocal ensembles. • Katherine Fennell and Jacob Glenn
Upper School Art Award This award is presented annually to student artists whose work is chosen in a competition open to all Parish Upper School students. The pieces, identified as award-winning works, will become part of Parish’s collection and be displayed appropriately on the campus. • Ceramics: Jacqueline Mitchell • Photography: Rustin Khavari • Drawing and Painting: Rachel Jones
Upper School Yearbook Award This award is presented annually to a student or students in recognition for outstanding contributions Parish’s yearbook. • Dakota Smith
Upper School World Languages Award This award is presented to a junior who demonstrates excellence in the study of world languages. • Elizabeth Alanis
The Bausch and Lomb Science Award This award is presented to a member of the junior class who in the estimation of the faculty has excelled in the study of science. • Kelsey Musselman
The Dartmouth Book Award This award is presented by Dartmouth College to an outstanding junior who has demonstrated strong leadership. • Rebecca Stockdale
The Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award in Humanities and Social Sciences This is awarded to the junior who demonstrates a commitment to understanding and addressing difficult social issues. • Alexandra Pappas
The George Eastman Young Leaders Award This award is by the University of Rochester to sophomore and/or junior students who demonstrate strong academic achievement and leadership skills. • Sara Scully
The Emory Book Award for Outstanding Service and Community Building This award is presented to a junior who has maintained a high standard of academic excellence, served in leadership positions, served as a role model for other students, and made a demonstrated impact on the school and or local community. • Jessica Weltge
The Northeastern University Book Award The Northeastern Book Award is presented to a high school junior who has made significant contributions to his/her school and local community through dedication to service. • Melissa Garza
The Rensselaer Medal This medal is awarded to the member of a junior class who has a distinguished record in advanced mathematics courses. • Kelsey Musselman
The Rice University Book Award This award is presented by Rice University to a junior who demonstrates excellence in history and social studies. • Michael DeLong
The Sewanee Book Award This award is presented by Sewanee: The University of the South to a junior who has attained a high level of academic achievement and community involvement and has demonstrated excellence in writing. • Emily Weaver
Wellesley Book Award This award is presented to a female junior whose academic record and character are exceptional and who has make significant personal contributions to her school and/or community. • Chelsea Jones
Xerox Award for Innovation and Information Technology This award is presented to a junior who has a strong interest in innovation and/or information technology and who has pursued experiences outside the school to foster this interest. • Logan Klein
The Yale Book Award This award is presented by Yale University to a junior who demonstrates outstanding intellectual promise and outstanding character. • Stuart Vance
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