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Students recognized at EBA Honors Day
April McDaniel received the Valedictory Award, and the Salutatory Award was presented to Ashley Memory. McDaniel also received the English Award, Composition Award, Social Studies Award, Science Award, Math Award and Computer Award. She was recognized for participating in the Prudential Spirit of the Community Awards and was presented with scholarships from the United States Marine Corps, 4-H Club, First National Bank, Master Gardeners and the Watson Brown Foundation. She was chosen as "Youth of the Year" by the Waynesboro Exchange Club, who presented her with a $1,500 scholarship, and was recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Competition for her high score on the PSAT. Memory also received a number of scholarships including the James D. Smith Rotary Scholarship, the Burke Medical Center Auxiliary Scholarship and a scholarship from the Waynesboro Exchange Club.
Franks was also awarded scholarships from the Master Gardeners, Burke County Cattleman's Association and the Watson Brown Foundation. Kitty Pierson received a scholarship from Planters EMC. Ben Blackburn was named the DAR Good Citizen by the Edmund Burke Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. He also received a scholarship from the Georgia Pest Control Association. The United States Marine Corps also presented awards to Amy Bunn and Chad Smith for their athleticism. Bunn and Brandon Hamilton received the U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award. Burke County Women in Business presented a scholarship to Amy Bunn, and Southern Bank also presented a scholarship to Casey Cox. Bunn also received the Composition Award, and Carrie Newton, the Computer Award.
Missy Jones received the Woodmen of the World Award. Spanish I honors went to Wilson Blanchard, and top honors for Spanish II went to Emily Anne Bunn. Bunn was selected as Student of the Year from EBA for the Flair Honor Society, and other students recognized by Flair were Katie Atkinson, Ashley Bowman, Kim Dixon, Kristy Hurst, Jami Hosch, Missy Jones, Michelle Luck, Sarah Mead, Kayla Milligan, Kathryn Prevatte and Jim Sandeford. Physical Education awards were presented to Daryn Collins and Tyler Rowland, while Heather Hodges, Sydney Hutcheson, Lauren Scott, Jennie Vandenbulcke and Stephen Wilson all received art awards.
Whitney Dixon, Lily Hammett, Ryan Kent, Wyatt Meadows and Zach Tant were recognized as Elementary Music Students of the Year. Certificates of appreciation were received by Alex Clemens, Garrett Dixon and Stevie Seay. Drama awards were presented to Corey Anderson, Kasey Land, John Manley, April McDaniel, Jena Palmer, Kathryn Prevatte and Chad Smith. Receiving service awards were Brandon Hamilton, Brett Jenkins and Kris Lovett for their assistance in the office; Zach Cowart, Will Edenfield, Jayme Elliott, Corey Hudson, Chris Mangieri, Jesse Neidlinger, Chad Smith and Rebecca Woodward for assisting in the lunchroom; and Michael White for his library assistance.
Emily Robinson, Mallory Register and Lauren Chancey were recognized for being student tutors. Journalism awards were presented to senior staff members Meagan Nix and Jessie Burch, editors, and Amy Bunn, Kasey Land, Kris Lovett, Carrie Newton and Jesse Neidlinger. Caroline Collins was named as a PC Junior Fellow by Presbyterian College in Clinton, S.C. The University of Georgia presented the Georgia Certificate of Merit to Collins and Alyson Jenkins for ranking in the top 5 percent of their class. Both students also received certificates of academic achievement from Augusta State University. Senior Amy Bunn was awarded a certificate and medallion from the National Society of High School Scholars.
The EBA 4-H Club was recognized as 4-H Club of the Year. Avery Parker, Lauren Bragg and Amanda Bragg were recognized as top fundraisers for the American Heart Association. Sixth-grader Seth Paulk was recognized for winning both the local and district levels for the "If I Were Mayor" essay contest.
Certificates of Highest Honor, for maintaining a 94.5 average or above, were presented to seventhgraders Dawson Atkinson, Logan Christian, Jake Marks, Haley Meeks and Matthew Price; eighthgrader Cody Ashe; freshmen Wilson Blanchard, Brooke Hargrove, Nelson Liu, Lacey Oellerich, Amy Perkins, Cody Robinson, Tyler Rowland, Carly Saxon and Kyle Wilson; sophomores Ashley Bowman, Emily Anne Bunn, Kim Dixon, Kristy Hurst, Sarah Mead and Jim Sandeford; junior Alyson Jenkins; and seniors Amy Bunn, Casey Corley, Kasey Land, Kris Lovett, Ashley Memory, Carrie Newton and Kathryn Prevatte. Certificates of Honor, for an average of 89.5-94.4, were presented to Hunter Boyce, Amanda Bragg, Meredith Franks, Laura Johnson, Roy Mead, Claire Rives, Ashlee Smith, Dylan Smith, Jessica Story and Mitchell Thompson for seventh grade; Ansley Adams, Lauren Chancey, Drew Cline, Jake Evans, Dylan Hargrove, Hallie Murray and Wesley Oellerich, eighth; Tyler Jenkins, Nathan Kittrell, Laney Lewis, Taylor Meadows, Joseph Rudolph, Sammy Seay and Lyndsay Smith, freshman; Jeremy Hayes and Missy Jones, sophomores; Davison Hogan, Jennifer Jenkins, Krislyn Lee, Allie Lewis, Katie Kittrell, Jennifer Vandenbulcke and Michael White, juniors; and Ashleigh Barefield, Jessica Edwards, Whitney Franks, Brandon Hamilton, Meagan Nix, Jena Palmer, Kitty Pierson, Amy Smith and Chad Smith, seniors.
Students recognized for maintaining an A+ average in elementary school were Aaron Boland, Beth Jenkins, Wyatt Meadows and Seth Paulk; and those with A averages were Alex Clemens, Austin Daniel, Dakota Garber, Kasie Hargrove, Gray Lewis, David Mead, Stevie Seay and Clay Wilson.
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