Chernookiy attends Boys State
Alexander Chernookiy, son of Ivan and Svetlana Chernookiy, Sedalia, recently attended the 70s session of the American Legion Boys State, held June 13-20 at the University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg.
While at the event, he was nominated for the Crowder City Highway Patrol and was elected Crowder City police chief and then Franklin County sheriff. His city won the Model City Award and the Model County Award.
Chernookiy attends Smith-Cotton High School and was sponsored by American Legion Post 16, Sedalia. He has been a member of JROTC for three years and has held the ranks of corporal, first sergeant, captain and commander of the Raider Team.
Among his other JROTC accomplishments, Chernookiy received the Honor of Distinction Award, placed fifth in the Raider Nationals in Atlanta, placed first for the overall male physical fitness award in 2007, placed sixth for the same award last year and fifth for that award this year. He received a national physical fitness award three years in a row.
He has earned a letter in JROTC, track and academics. In addition, he has received the Sons of the American Revolution Award, placed fourth in the Science Club Envirothon and medaled in several track meets.
His volunteer efforts include ringing bells for the Salvation Army, serving meals to veterans at the Missouri Veterans Home and taking part in the Memorial Day Flag Detail.
Linn State Technical College announces spring semester 2009 Honor Roll
Linn State Technical College released the names of area students who achieved academic excellence during the 2009 spring semester.
To be placed on the Honor Roll, a full-time student must earn a semester grade point average between 3.0 and 4.0 on a 4-point scale.
With more than 25 programs, Linn State Technical College is Missouri's only public two-year technical college with a statewide mission. LSTC prepares students for profitable employment and a life of learning.
Linn State Technical College has campuses in Linn, Mexico and Jefferson City. For more information about LSTC, visit www.linn-state.edu.
Cole Camp --
William Figueroa, Electronics Engineering Technology-General Option;
Sedalia --
David Dodson, Automotive Collision Technology;
Smithton --
Ryan Westerdale, Industrial Electricity-Construction Emphasis.
Smithton names Honor Students for fourth quarter 2008 - 2009
Smithton High School recently announced students named to the honor roll for the fourth quarter 2008-2009.
Students named to the high honor roll were:
Seniors: Olivia Aggeler, Oleg Borlak, Samantha Bradford, London Cline, Kaslyn Gail, Leuititia Headley, Brittney Hotsenpiller, Cheridan Newton, Bailey Schwartz, and Nelae Steele
Juniors: Robert Abney, Josh Bentley, Benjamin Calvert, Jade Erfurth, Adam Gerke, Megan Glenn, Mattia Gorga, Jessica Greer, Lydia Henderson, Brieanna Kroeger, Jeremey Kroeger, Morgan Southard, Sydney Vance, Adam Wagenknecht, and Molly Wagenknecht
Sophomores: Austin Anderson, Dirk Aspher, Diana Borlak, Ashton Goss, Haley Kahrs, Sean Loomis, Samantha Setzer, Lakala Steele, Katherine Wassam, Kayla Westerdale, and Chance Williams
Freshmen: Leslie Abney, Diana Boyko, Kyli Ferrero, Brittney Millsap, and Cameron Westermier
Eighth Graders: Amanda Cook, Bethany Freel, Tyler Garmon-Carver, Cadence Johnson, and Dakota Newton
Seventh Graders: Colton Anderson, Dane Apsher, and Mariah Carier
Students named to the regular honor roll were:
Juniors: Bailey Jackson, Tyler Miyashiro, Gina Schlobohm, and Cody Walker
Sophomores: Liza Arl, Micah Bahner, Paige Dowdy Morgan Fairfax, Brittany Houston Spencer Howell, Kyrstin Keim, Bethany Kreisel, Ethan Marino, Taylor Marino, Angelica Mathews, Kristen Miller, Cassandra Plummer, Zackery Price, Katherine Wassam, and Ashley Wasson
Freshmen: Maria Bahner, Klaudiya Brenich, Dexter Case, Andrew Ferguson, Colby Fisher, Hannah Kreisel, Amanda Long, Neal Mathews, Schyler Ray, Renee Teeslink, Savanna Trent, and Tylor Wilson
Eighth Graders: Skyler Bahner, Brittney Bailey, Megan Blaylock,, Ashley Carver, Ryley Chapman, Tyler Elgin, Kyle Ferguson, Uriah Gano, Devin Kaiser, Kasey Keim, and Samuel Schroder
Seventh Graders: Lyudmila Brenich, Timothy Burrow, Sarah Eldenburg, Tyler Gerke, Beau Kratzer, Dane Kroeger, Preston McMullen, Morgan Peck, John Ross, Alina Rudnitskaya, Jaden Stout, Aubrey Thompson, Emma Wagenknecht, Jacob Watson, and Kaela Wescott
William Jewell students receive honors
Samuel Hill, Sedalia, recently received the W.D. Johnson Department of Religion Award for promise in ministry. He is a sophomore majoring in religion and political science at William Jewell College in Liberty, Mo.
On the Spring Deanšs List at William Jewell is Dana Harrelson, a junior majoring in nursing and psychology; Samuel Hill, a sophomore majoring in religion and political science; and Jenna Thompson, a senior majoring in business-marketing.
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