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September Awesome Eagles announced

Kelli Taylor, Reporter
October 9, 2013
From left to right: Mariah Riffle, Martin Villalobos, Max Willis, Rosa Lopez and Head Principal Justin Hunt.
Kelli Taylor
From left to right: Mariah Riffle, Martin Villalobos, Max Willis, Rosa Lopez and Head Principal Justin Hunt.

The September Awesome Eagles were announced on Thursday, October 3.

Senior Rosa Lopez, junior Max Willis, sophomore Mariah Riffle and freshman Martin Villalobos were recognized by the administration and their teachers for doing a kind act, helping others or overcoming adversity. These students received a certificate, a t-shirt and a free clothes day, and will have lunch with head principal Justin Hunt.

Nominations for Awesome Eagles are made throughout the year by the faculty and staff. One deserving student in each grade is chosen from those nominated by the teachers in their monthly horizontal meeting.

 

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Kelli Taylor
Kelli Taylor, Adviser
Kelli Taylor has been the Marionette adviser for 10 years. In addition to managing the news team, she also advises the yearbook staff, teaches beginning journalism, and directs the band and orchestra at Harding Charter Prep. Taylor has both her bachelor's and master's in music from the University of Central Oklahoma. She is a former American Society of Newspaper Editors Summer Institute participants, and has received grant money from both the Oklahoma Scholastic Media and the Ethics in Excellence in Journalism Foundation. Most recently, Taylor received a grant totaling $7,500 for new video and camera equipment, and software for the online news team.
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    Justin Schmidt • Oct 15, 2013 at 2:16 pm

    You guys deserve the award! hip hip horray!

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