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From staff reports The Anderson County High
School DARE Role Models spoke with fifth graders at Emma B. Ward and Saffell Street Elementary schools on April 18 about a variety of top-ics, according to a news release.
Fifth grade DARE students had the opportunity to ask the students questions about the transition from elementary school to middle school and high school.
“Common topics of con-versation were peer pressure situations, bullying, and the importance of participating in after school extra curricular
activities,” according to the release. “The DARE Role Mod-els consisted of high school stu-dents who participate in a wide variety of activities, clubs and sports teams.”
The 2013 5th Grade Gradu-ation Ceremony will be held May 3 at the Anderson County middle school starting at approximately 8:30 a.m. and lasting one hour. Parents and family are welcome to attend, event organizers said.
The students will then spend the day at the county park with the Role Models and the Sheriff’s Office deputies and staff.
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Shelby Stratton, Jacendia Robinson, Mary Osborn, Harrison Evans and Kacy Ripy — all members of the DARE Role Models program — answer questions April 18 at Emma B. Ward. The 2013 DARE fifth grade graduation will be held May 3 at the Anderson County middle school.
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Pictured, from left, are back row: Braden Russell, Granvile Hayes, Shelby Stratton, Harrison Evans, Jacendia Robinson, Phillip Baird, Jesse Currens, Josh Brown, Zachary Carmichael, KacyRipy, Darius Harvey, Jay Smith, Hayden Bright, Rachel Peach, Katy Carmichael, Mollie Russell; front row: Libby Pike, Alex Avritt, Makenzie Cann, Kali Whiteside, Corrin Robinson, AnnaMarie Hyatt, Hannah Searcy, Emily Smith, Taylor Phillips, Dan Blackhurst, Kate Webb and Melissa Shouse.
DARE ‘role models’ visit elementary students
Anderson County high school hosts foreign language invitationalFrom staff reports
About 100 Spanish and French students from Anderson County High School, Madison Central, and Jessamine, Estill, and Lincoln Coun-ties competed March 23 for medals in the First Annual ACHS Foreign Language Invitational.
According to a press release, students showed their skills in regional cooking and dance, reci-tation of poetry, extem-poraneous prose reading,
art, realia, construction models, Spanish and French solos and chorus-es, and original skits.
Medal winners from Anderson County were:
First PlaceMary Osborne: Span-
ish RealiaAlex Swartz and Alex
Isaac: Original Spanish Skit and Spanish Appe-tizers
Amanda Wampler: AP Spanish Recitation
Matt Hahnes: Level III Spanish Extemp Read-ing
Kayla Corbin: Spanish Vocal Solo
Lauren Lawless: AP French Extemp Reading
Kacy Ripy: AP French Recitation
Second PlaceHannah Wampler and
Christine Steedly: Span-ish Construction Model
McKenna Lewis: Spanish Realia
Wanda Jackson and Kenneth Singleton: Spanish Entrees
Kayla Corbin: Level II Spanish Recitation
Jessica Vincent: AP Spanish Recitation
Amanda Wampler: AP Spanish Extemp Reading
Heather Howard: Spanish Vocal Solo
Third Place
Rachel Swartz: Span-ish Games
Amanda Wampler: Spanish Appetizers
Madeline Davis: Span-ish Entrees
Brianna Cook: Spanish
DessertsHeather Howard and
Matt Hahnes: Spanish Skits
Megan Smith: French AP Extemp Reading and Recitation
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Amanda Wampler recites Spanish poetry for judges Edwin Ramos and Noel Sutherland.
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Pictured is Mary Osborn with her wood burning of a fla-menco dancer; it placed first in the Realia category.