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Rotary clubs shine spotlight on good grades of students
By Times Staff Writer
Published November 1, 2005
CITRUS SPRINGS - Rotary clubs in the county recently hosted a breakfast at the Citrus Springs Community Center to recognize Upward Bound students for the first grading period. The Upward Bound program honors students who make positive progress in school.
Camp E-Nini-Hassee: Dana Locke, Brittney Johnson, Ashley Barrett, Amy McLoad, Isha Davis, Stevie-Marie Howard, Connie Bowden, Melissa Jones.
Citrus High School: Nathan Cleaver, Tiffany Driver, Christopher Harris, Megan Melidosian, Bradley Paul, Greg Schuchard, Felisha Tucker.
Citrus Springs Middle School: Andrew Acree, Kaitlyn Barber, Theodore Brown, Nicole Cepparo, Andrew Dupler, Ashleigh Foss, Amanda Gearhart, Michael Schenck, Jason Niebuhr, Ricci Reynolds, Christopher Taylor, Ryan Underhill, Jamicia Ellis, Kaila Grider.
CREST School: Travis Dukeman, Luke Ritchie, Martika Saunderson, Doug Cotten.
Crystal River High School: Tiffaney Bryant, Cyndel Imhoff, Felicia Jacobsen, Rachael Reed, Matthew Sims.
Crystal River Middle School: Megan Boudreau, Travaughn Brooks, Joseph Burgner, Michael Gibbs, Brittany House, Miranda Hudson, Cody Jenkins, Alex Melton, Mark Ocasio, Josephine Puglisi, Shequila Tanner, David Vo.
Inverness Middle School: Joseph Albrecht, Laci Bowden, Breeanna Clader, Joshua Ford, Rodger Harris, Le'A Hastings, Justin Lomelin, Shanequa McKinnon, Bryan Mena, Brian Myers, Brittany Tedrick, Kristy Walla, Kaitlyn Zopf.
Lecanto High School: Sarah Brands, Roy Courtney, Jessica Dos Santos, Devan Garcia, Christy Gurak, Brittany Jorif, Justin Nonnenmacher, Keven Pass, Ricky Priest, Terrance Scott, Kenetra Bradley.
Lecanto Middle School: Dalea Magee, Ocean Pierce, Chase Seymour, Jonathan Mitchell, Tyler Nickel, Steven Sisk, Miranda Verdone, Arianna Friends, Billy Post, Chad Fair, Matt Cotten, Jamie Good.
Pope John Paul II Catholic School: Brenden Clark, Jamey Hedges, Jessica Hamilton.
West Coast Christian School: Alissa Lolly.
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