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Summer office hours: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM |
| ANNOUNCEMENTS |
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Host families are being sought for the
2010-2011 school year for three students (10th grade boy and girl
and 11th grade boy) from South Korea.. The students, who are
already attending school in the U.S., have been screened and are
highly motivated to do well in school. Host families are
responsible for transporting the students to and from school.
Breakfast and dinner must be provided Monday-Friday and students
will eat school lunches. Full meals should be provided on
weekends, holidays and school breaks. A generous monthly
stipend will be paid to the host families to cover expenses.
If you have any questions or are interested in being a host
family, please contact Debra Moore at 413-0880 or
dmoore80@juno.com, or
Desiree Sistare at 493-7026 or
desiree_reiter_25@hotmail.com. |
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Wilson Hall received the first Excellence in
the Arts award presented by the S.C. Independent School
Association. There are 107 schools in SCISA, and Wilson Hall
won the award for the AAA division. The award recognizes the
best fine and performing arts program as based on state-wide
competitions. |
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Senior Chris Sharp received the Bill Simpson
Award recognizing him as the top male scholar-athlete in the 107
schools that are members of SCISA. He is the eighth Baron to
receive this award. |
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Senior Megan Wang is the 2010 Valedictorian. |
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Senior Katie Cunningham is the 2010
Salutatorian. |
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Senior Wesley Talley received the John S.
Wilson Award, which is the highest honor given to a Wilson Hall
student. It is awarded to a senior who possesses the
ideal qualities of a Wilson Hall student based on academic
achievement, leadership abilities, character, and contributions to
the school, community and church. |
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Mrs. Laura Clark & Mrs. Susie Guldan received
the Margaret S. West Excellence in Teaching Award presented to one
lower school and one upper school faculty member who exhibits
excellence in teaching through interest and enthusiasm of the
subject matter, and who shows genuine compassion for his or her
students. |
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Seniors Kathleen Hines & Wil Stokes were named
the Star Students for earning the highest SAT score, and they
chose Mr. Ben McIver & Mr. Scott Warren as the Star Teachers. |
Senior Awards
Book Awards for highest average in class:
Dorinda Barnes - Senior Writing
Drew Cameron - Statistics
Katie Cunningham - AP Biology, AP Physics
Janis Dabbs - AP English Literature, AP U.S. Government
Emmie Harvin - Computer Science (C++), Environmental Science
Kathleen Hines - Chorus/Drama, AP European History
Alex Latham - Art IV, Philosophy, AP Spanish Language
Jae Lee - AP Calculus
Ariel Long - Art III
Taylor Munn - English IV
Tyler Sutton - Journalism III
Megan Wang - AP French Language, AP Music Theory
Special recognition:
Emmie Harvin - Literary Magazine Co-Editor
Tyler Sutton - Yearbook Editor-in-Chief
Wesley Talley - Student Council President |
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The following seniors were named SCISA Honor
Graduates for earning at least a 3.5 GPA and scoring at least 1100
on the SAT: Katie Cunningham, Janis Dabbs, Josh Glenn, Emmie
Harvin, Kathleen Hines, Alex Latham, Wil Stokes, Max Stroebel &
Megan Wang. |
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The 48 members of the Class of 2010 volunteered
2,534 hours of community service during the school year. |
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The following seniors were recognized by the
Sumter County Council for outstanding academic achievement:
English - Wil Stokes, Foreign Language - Alex Latham, Math - Jae
Lee, Science - Katie Cunningham & Social Studies - Janis Dabbs. |
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William F. Young Academic Improvement Award
recipients: 12th - Caycee Evans, 11th - Daniel Muldrow, 10th -
Brandon Lowder , 9th - Caroline Johnson , 8th - Dalton Marlowe,
7th - Branson Bruce & 6th - Dylan Kolb. |
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The Barbara Moses Unsworth Award was presented
to Jack Barnes. The award recognizes the most well-rounded
member of the Junior Class who possesses the ideal qualities
of leadership, high moral character and scholastic excellence. |
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The Washington & Lee University Book Award was
presented to Walker Blanding. The award recognizes the
junior who has demonstrated academic excellence and campus
involvement. |
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The John W. Chappell Award was presented to
Cody Clark. The award recognizes the sophomore who has a
genuine love for U.S. History, earns an A in the class, and
demonstrates high moral character & citizenship qualities. |
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The James E. DuBose Award was presented to
Maggie Goodson. The award recognizes the eighth grader who
displays a strong love for Christ, constantly strives to do his or
her best in academics and athletics, has a positive attitude,
encourages others, and always demonstrates compassion for all. |
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The Lynn Reynolds award was presented to Chen
Lin. The award recognizes the fourth grader who meets life's
challenges with a positive attitude, possesses a never-ending zest
for life, has an appreciation for music, and a love for nature. |
High School Awards
Lamp of Knowledge for highest average in class:
Mary Kennon Arscott - English I
Savanah Atkins - Art II
Holly Avins - French II, AP U.S. History
Jack Barnes - Government
Emily Cain - Biology, Latin III
Cody Clark - Journalism I
Caroline Conner - Honors Algebra II
Katherine Dickinson - Honors Pre-Calculus, AP Chemistry, French
III
Joseph DuRant - Economics, AP English Language
Justin DuRant - Latin II, Physical Science
Amber Fesel - Spanish III
Jay Hardee - AP Computer Science (Java)
Carly Jacoby - AP Latin
Courtney Kight - Honors Art III
Shane King - 9th Grade Computer Science
Keller Kissam - World History
Paige Leighton - Spanish I
Brandon Lowder - English II
Chappell Moseley - 10th-12th Drama
Daniel Muldrow - Journalism II
Kayden Reilly - Computer Science (Visual Basic I)
Karola Richardson - English III, U.S. History
Anna Self - Art I, French I
Anne-Davis Shaw - Honors English I
Hallie Smiley - Geometry
Cameron Smith - Trigonometry
Mary Margaret Somheil - Algebra II
Sam Umbaugh - 9th Grade Drama, Honors Geometry
Lindsey Weathersbee - Algebra I
Logan Weiland - Chemistry, Honors English II, Spanish II
Brianna Williams - Anatomy, Honors English III
Special recognition:
Joseph DuRant - Literary Magazine Co-Editor |
Middle School Awards
Lamp of Knowledge for highest average in class:
Chanon Amphan - Honors Pre-Algebra, Life Science
Kendall Brogdon - 7th Grade Composition, 7th Grade Literature,
S.C. History
Daniel Conner - Earth Science
Scott Harvin - Pre-Algebra, 8th Grade Literature
Anna Lyles - 6th Grade English, 6th Grade Math, 6th Grade Science,
6th Grade Social Studies
Amelia Macloskie - World Geography
Savannah Grace Stewart - 7th Grade Math
Caroline Tino - 8th Grade Composition
Kate Whaley - 6th Grade Reading
Tripp Whaley - Honors Algebra I, Latin I |
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The following 8th graders were named S.C.
Junior Scholars: Ken Ballard, Daniel Conner, Claire Estep, Rebecca
McKiernan, Justin Schaare & Caroline Tino. |
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The Citizenship Award is presented to one
student in each lower school class who most exemplifies the
characteristics of obedience, responsibility, respect and
cooperation: 5th - Catherine Clark, Jordan Holladay & Mary Daniel
Stokes; 4th - Blake Long, Bryce Lyles & Amelia Weston; 3rd -
Peyton Geddings, Will Noonan & Kathryn Parker; 2nd - Elizabeth
Davis, Madison Landstrom & Sarah McClun; 1st - Bobbi Ann Elmore,
Kareesa Reilly & Sam Louis Tisdale. |
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94% of the 48 members of the Class of 2010 have
received a merit-based scholarship offer to a four-year college or
university totaling $3.2 million. |
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Businesses who would like to purchase an
advertisement in the football program are asked to please call
Nina Stroebel at 938-2768. |
| ATHLETICS |
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Wilson Hall Athletes of the Year: Ansley Ard &
Josh Glenn |
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Senior Chris Sharp was named the Athlete of the
Year for boys track by the SCISA Coach's Assoc. |
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Mrs. Stacy Ard was named the Coach of the Year
for both boys track and girls track by the SCISA Coach's Assoc. |
SCISA Coach's Association Winter & Spring
All-State Teams:
Baseball - Blake Graham & Tyler Smith
Boys Basketball - Josh Glenn & Wesley Talley
Girls Basketball - Ansley Ard
Bowling - Philip Jordan
Soccer - Grant Shadwell
Softball - Ansley Ard
Tennis - Michael Brown
Boys Track - Josh Glenn, Josh Jennings, Robert Rohner, Blane
Russell, Chris Sharp
Girls Track - Ansley Ard, Anna Crew Kinney, Anne-Davis Shaw,
Victoria Thomas & Drew Williams |
SCISA Region II-AAA Spring All-Conference
Teams:
Baseball - Jordan Cannon, Patrick Gordon, Blake Graham, Zach
Sherrill & Tyler Smith
Golf - Drew Cameron, Charlie Dallery & Sharp Turner
Soccer - Philip Jordan, Grant Shadwell, Santanna Somcheen & Mason
Weeks
Softball - Ansley Ard, Caycee Evans & Emily Turner |
Spring Athletic Awards
Britton Academic Awards: Emily Cain & Matt Helvey
Varsity Baseball: Matthew Carnes - Most Improved Player, Patrick
Gordon - Best Defensive Player, Blake Graham - Best Offensive
Player, Zach Sherrill - Coach's Award & Tyler Smith - Most
Outstanding Player
JV Baseball: Charlie Barnes - Pitching Award, Tee DuBose - Best
Offensive Player, Andrew Kinney - Coach's Award & Gordon Owens -
Best Defensive Player
Golf: Drew Cameron - Coach's Award, Charlie Dallery - Most
Improved Player & Sharp Turner - Most Valuable Player
Varsity Soccer: Philip Jordan - Coach's Award, Zach Martin - Best
Defensive Player, Blane Russell - Coach's Award, Grant Shadwell -
Most Valuable Player & Mason Weeks - Best Offensive Player
JV Soccer: Matthew High - Coach's Award, Michael High - Best
Defensive Player, Harris Jordan - Most Valuable Player, Phillip
Shuler - Best Offensive Player & Will Young - Most Improved Player
Varsity Softball: Ansley Ard - Most Valuable Player, Erin Carter -
Coach's Award, Caycee Evans - Best Defensive Player & Emily Turner
- Best Offensive Player
JV Softball: Haley Hawkins - Best Offensive Player, Catherine
Kelley - Most Improved Player, Olivia Maklary - Pitching Award &
Kristen Miller - Coach's Award
Tennis: Michael Brown - Most Valuable Player, Brendan Murphy -
Coach's Award & Most Improved Player - Neyle Noyes
Boys Track: Josh Jennings - High Point Track, Robert Rohner - High
Point Track & Field, Chris Sharp - High Point Field & Gaither
Spencer Award - Wesley Talley
Girls Track: Anna Crew Kinney - High Point Track, Cori Stroebel -
High Point Field & Victoria Thomas - High Point Track & Field |
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