Marionville teachers, administrators and staff honored seniors and high school students on May 13 in an awards program.
Emily Henderson, Niki Kennedy, Tim Kienenberger, Chelsea Metcalf, Macy Miller, Tyler Ruth, Abby Williams and Dominic Zanaboni received college prep certificates.
Dominic Zanaboni, Niki Kennedy, Macy Miller, Abby Williams and Emily Henderson received the George Washington Carver Award.
Scholarships
Tyler Ruth received Army college money in the amount of $83,448, which is the largest amount the Army gives, for enlisting in the Army for explosive disposal, also known as bomb squad.
Other scholarships are:
• Macy Miller -- John Mais Scholarship, $500; Henry J. and Lucille J. Straus Scholarship
• Dominic Zanaboni -- CTA Scholarship, $500; John Lee Scholarship from First Independent Bank, $500; UMKC Curators’ Scholar Award, $3,500; UMKC Trustees Committee Recognition, $1,500
• Drew Setzer -- Bank of Billings Scholarship; Evangel University Athletic Scholarship, $4,000; Evangel University Honor Scholarship
• Abby Williams, Dominic Zanaboni, Macy Miller, Emily Henderson, Drew Setzer and Niki Kennedy -- JB Morris Scholarship, $750
• Emily Henderson -- AppleFest Scholarship, $500; Evangel University Honor Scholarship; Evangel University Scholars Award, $1,500; Community Blood Center of the Ozarks Scholarship, $500
• Niki Kennedy -- Missouri State University Board of Governors Scholarship, $11,000; MSU Leadership Scholarship, $1,000; License Plate Scholarship, $1,000
• Macy Miller and Abby Williams -- Drury’s Dean’s Scholarship, up to $8,000; Drury’s Leadership Scholarship, $1,000
• Brooke Bear -- Ozark Christian College Tour Scholarship, $500
• Worthy Morgan -- Culver-Stockton Hilltop Distinguished Scholar, $9,000; Culver-Stockton Athletic Scholarship, $4,750
Communication Arts
Bethany Boaz presented Ina Gottsleben and Alex Brinley with top student awards in Communication Arts III.
Boaz presented Abby Williams and Niki Kennedy each with top student awards in Communication Arts IV.
Kylie Laudenbach presented James Vaughn with the top student award and Brooke Mitchell with second top student in Communication Arts I.
She presented AnnaMaria Maples with top student and Kayla Rogers-Sigetich with second top student in Communication Arts II.
Family and
Consumer Science
Iris Bounds presented Brittany Mott and Ashley Burdett with top student FACS awards, Chelsie Kittle in nutrition/wellness, Amber Wright in child development, Kristi Carr in clothing/textiles and Bailey Campbell with personal finance award.
Science
Rebecca Cavener presented James Vaughn and Brooke Mitchell with top student awards in physical science, Ina Gottsleben and Niki Kennedy in college biology, Alex Brinley in physics and Abby Williams in chemistry.
Donna Naile presented Dillon Rapp, AnnaMaria Maples and Bryce Walker with top student awards in biology; Kyle McMillian in biology II; and Abby Williams in human anatomy.
Missouri Southern State University Regional Science Fair winners were: Brooke Bear -- Mu Alpha Theta Award; Lathe Hopkins, Alex Brinley and Chelsie Kittle -- U.S. Air Force Award; Chelsie Kittle -- third place in behavioral and social science; Niki Kennedy -- U.S. Army Award and third place in chemistry and biochemistry; Heath Hicks -- Yale Science & Engineering Award; and Timothy Kinenbegerger -- second place in plant sciences.
Art
John Grace presented top student awards to Lenka Prileska in art I, Kristi Carr in art II, Ashley Burdett in painting, Niki Kennedy in independent study painting, Chelsea Metcalf in ceramics and Aubree Brown in art history.
MidLakes Conference Art Show winners were: Travis Moore -- second in pastels, Chelsea Metcalf -- second in non-objective abstract, Gavin Calverley second place in silkscreen and computer art, Shaylin Campbell -- third place in pen and ink, Amber Wright -- third place in silkscreen, Nathan Stokes -- third place in computer art, Kristi Carr -- third place in 2D mixed media, Ashley Burdett -- honorable mention in acrylic, Gerson Figueroa -- honorable mention in non-objective abstract and Samantha Smith -- honorable mention in silkscreen.
History
Kevin Harris presented top student awards for the first semester to: Alex Brinley in American history third hour, Lenka Prileska in American history fifth hour and civics second hour, Brooke Mitchell and Aubree Brown in civics sixth hour, James Vaughn in civics eighth hour and Dominic Zanaboni in psychology seventh hour.
Top students for the second semester were: Alex Brinley in American history third hour, Lenka Prileska in American history fifth hour and geography second hour, Aubree Brown in geography sixth hour, James Vaughn in geography eighth hour and Worthy Morgan in Ozarks history seventh hour.
Renae Nelson presented John Zanaboni, AnnaMaria Maples and Dillon Rapp with top student awards in world history.
Business
Eric Ingram presented top student awards to: Kristi Bateman and Caitlyn Morris in computer application I, Kortni Burk in computer application II, Abby Williams in business communication, Macy Miller and Kyle McMillen in accounting and Alex Brinley and Kyle McMillen in personal finance.
Math
Megan Metcalf presented top student awards to Cole Ash in pre-algebra, AnnaMaria Maples in algebra II, Lathe Hopkins in trigonometry and Dominic Zanaboni in college algebra.
Jodi Wynn presented top student awards to: Ashleigh Gold and McKinzie Schmidt in algebra I and Andy Mabe and James Vaughn in geometry.
Spanish
Amy Walker presented top student awards to James Vaughn and Lenka Prileska in Spanish I and AnnaMaria Maples in Spanish II.
National Honor Society members are: Alex Brinley, Shelby Estep, Ina Gottsleben, Jacob Hill, Lathe Hopkins, Niki Kennedy, Paige White, Ashley Burdett, Chelsea Metcalf, Macy Miller, Emily Henderson, Tyler Ruth, Drew Setzer, Abby Williams and Dominic Zanaboni.
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Marionville teachers, administrators and staff honored seniors and high school students on May 13 in an awards program.
Emily Henderson, Niki Kennedy, Tim Kienenberger, Chelsea Metcalf, Macy Miller, Tyler Ruth, Abby Williams and Dominic Zanaboni received college prep certificates.
Dominic Zanaboni, Niki Kennedy, Macy Miller, Abby Williams and Emily Henderson received the George Washington Carver Award.
Scholarships
Tyler Ruth received Army college money in the amount of $83,448, which is the largest amount the Army gives, for enlisting in the Army for explosive disposal, also known as bomb squad.
Other scholarships are:
• Macy Miller -- John Mais Scholarship, $500; Henry J. and Lucille J. Straus Scholarship
• Dominic Zanaboni -- CTA Scholarship, $500; John Lee Scholarship from First Independent Bank, $500; UMKC Curators’ Scholar Award, $3,500; UMKC Trustees Committee Recognition, $1,500
• Drew Setzer -- Bank of Billings Scholarship; Evangel University Athletic Scholarship, $4,000; Evangel University Honor Scholarship
• Abby Williams, Dominic Zanaboni, Macy Miller, Emily Henderson, Drew Setzer and Niki Kennedy -- JB Morris Scholarship, $750
• Emily Henderson -- AppleFest Scholarship, $500; Evangel University Honor Scholarship; Evangel University Scholars Award, $1,500; Community Blood Center of the Ozarks Scholarship, $500
• Niki Kennedy -- Missouri State University Board of Governors Scholarship, $11,000; MSU Leadership Scholarship, $1,000; License Plate Scholarship, $1,000
• Macy Miller and Abby Williams -- Drury’s Dean’s Scholarship, up to $8,000; Drury’s Leadership Scholarship, $1,000
• Brooke Bear -- Ozark Christian College Tour Scholarship, $500
• Worthy Morgan -- Culver-Stockton Hilltop Distinguished Scholar, $9,000; Culver-Stockton Athletic Scholarship, $4,750
Communication Arts
Bethany Boaz presented Ina Gottsleben and Alex Brinley with top student awards in Communication Arts III.
Boaz presented Abby Williams and Niki Kennedy each with top student awards in Communication Arts IV.
Kylie Laudenbach presented James Vaughn with the top student award and Brooke Mitchell with second top student in Communication Arts I.
She presented AnnaMaria Maples with top student and Kayla Rogers-Sigetich with second top student in Communication Arts II.
Family and
Consumer Science
Iris Bounds presented Brittany Mott and Ashley Burdett with top student FACS awards, Chelsie Kittle in nutrition/wellness, Amber Wright in child development, Kristi Carr in clothing/textiles and Bailey Campbell with personal finance award.
Science
Rebecca Cavener presented James Vaughn and Brooke Mitchell with top student awards in physical science, Ina Gottsleben and Niki Kennedy in college biology, Alex Brinley in physics and Abby Williams in chemistry.
Donna Naile presented Dillon Rapp, AnnaMaria Maples and Bryce Walker with top student awards in biology; Kyle McMillian in biology II; and Abby Williams in human anatomy.
Missouri Southern State University Regional Science Fair winners were: Brooke Bear -- Mu Alpha Theta Award; Lathe Hopkins, Alex Brinley and Chelsie Kittle -- U.S. Air Force Award; Chelsie Kittle -- third place in behavioral and social science; Niki Kennedy -- U.S. Army Award and third place in chemistry and biochemistry; Heath Hicks -- Yale Science & Engineering Award; and Timothy Kinenbegerger -- second place in plant sciences.
Art
John Grace presented top student awards to Lenka Prileska in art I, Kristi Carr in art II, Ashley Burdett in painting, Niki Kennedy in independent study painting, Chelsea Metcalf in ceramics and Aubree Brown in art history.
MidLakes Conference Art Show winners were: Travis Moore -- second in pastels, Chelsea Metcalf -- second in non-objective abstract, Gavin Calverley second place in silkscreen and computer art, Shaylin Campbell -- third place in pen and ink, Amber Wright -- third place in silkscreen, Nathan Stokes -- third place in computer art, Kristi Carr -- third place in 2D mixed media, Ashley Burdett -- honorable mention in acrylic, Gerson Figueroa -- honorable mention in non-objective abstract and Samantha Smith -- honorable mention in silkscreen.
History
Kevin Harris presented top student awards for the first semester to: Alex Brinley in American history third hour, Lenka Prileska in American history fifth hour and civics second hour, Brooke Mitchell and Aubree Brown in civics sixth hour, James Vaughn in civics eighth hour and Dominic Zanaboni in psychology seventh hour.
Top students for the second semester were: Alex Brinley in American history third hour, Lenka Prileska in American history fifth hour and geography second hour, Aubree Brown in geography sixth hour, James Vaughn in geography eighth hour and Worthy Morgan in Ozarks history seventh hour.
Renae Nelson presented John Zanaboni, AnnaMaria Maples and Dillon Rapp with top student awards in world history.
Business
Eric Ingram presented top student awards to: Kristi Bateman and Caitlyn Morris in computer application I, Kortni Burk in computer application II, Abby Williams in business communication, Macy Miller and Kyle McMillen in accounting and Alex Brinley and Kyle McMillen in personal finance.
Math
Megan Metcalf presented top student awards to Cole Ash in pre-algebra, AnnaMaria Maples in algebra II, Lathe Hopkins in trigonometry and Dominic Zanaboni in college algebra.
Jodi Wynn presented top student awards to: Ashleigh Gold and McKinzie Schmidt in algebra I and Andy Mabe and James Vaughn in geometry.
Spanish
Amy Walker presented top student awards to James Vaughn and Lenka Prileska in Spanish I and AnnaMaria Maples in Spanish II.
National Honor Society members are: Alex Brinley, Shelby Estep, Ina Gottsleben, Jacob Hill, Lathe Hopkins, Niki Kennedy, Paige White, Ashley Burdett, Chelsea Metcalf, Macy Miller, Emily Henderson, Tyler Ruth, Drew Setzer, Abby Williams and Dominic Zanaboni.
