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Morgan Marsh started my Ge-ometry class late in the se-mester. She worked extrahard and was caught up withthe rest of the class within

just a few days. Not only didMorgan start late and catch upquickly, she has managed to doso and has an A in Geome-try. Great job, Morgan!!

Ms. Sherbert

Student of the Month

October 2013

Each month, SCVCS will be rec-

ognizing two students for attain-

ing Student of the Month status:

one student for overall Student

of the Month and one for Most

Improved Student.

SCVCS high school teachers and

advisors recommend students

for this honor.This month we will be sending

out a certificate to each student

nominated and our winners will

receive a $10 Target gift certif-

icate. Congratulations to all of

our nominees and winners!

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Morgan Marsh

SCVCS 11th grader


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Student of the Month

October 2013 Nominees


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A.Young Advisor Jullian M.

Bledsoe Advisor Kathleen H.

Cirillo-Bailey Advisor Catherine M.

Cullop Advisor Christopher H.

Harrill Advisor Caitlin R.

Spicer Advisor Brittany H.Waters Advisor John F.

Howze Computer Literacy Madison K.

Howze Design & Editing Kathryn D.

Howze Marketing Alison S.

Nyland Entrepreneurship Cody B.

Nyland Computer Literacy Grace M.

Patterson Computer Literacy Elizabeth M.

Patterson Computer Science Cory C.

Patterson Game Design Dennis R.

Patterson Web Design Anisah W.

Baumann Spanish 1 Cole K.

Betris Spanish 3 Carmen C.

Betris Spanish 2 Audrey S.

Blanton Other Tez M.

Davis Math Robert M.

DeWalk Physical Education Stanley M.

Richardson Health Miriam B.

Wheeler Music Appreciation Ryan S.

White Other Jordan D.

Witbeck Family Science Jarvis F.

Witbeck Life Skills Kaitlyn C.

Brewer English IV Maresa C.

Brewer English IV Block Jennifer H.Brewer Honors English IV Katie B.

Brewer AP English Literature Eric M.

D'Annunzio English 202 Elizabeth M.

D'Annunzio English 204 Lydia F.

Keith Journalism Teanna K.

Keith English 2 Sarah O.

Knoerr English 102 Samuel H.

Lowery English 3 Abigail M.

Lowery English 3 Marissa P.

Sasser Honors English 104 Cole K.

Sasser English 102 Devin S.

Sasser AP Lang and Comp Michaela W.

Smoak English 302A Cory C.

Smoak English 302A Block Alexis L.

Crocker Math Robert S.

Dowling Math Tech 1 Caitlyn P.

Genco Geometry Cory C.

Genco Honors Geometry Macie S.Langford Precalculus Alejandro R.

Langford Prob and Stats Larry M.

Murphy Algebra 1 Robert J.

Murphy Algebra 1 (8th) Summer H.

Murphy Algebra 1 Honors Michael C.

Reed Math Tech 2 Block Heaven S.

Reed Math Tech 2 Brantley T.

Sherbert Geometry Tech Morgan M.

Sherbert Math Tech 1 Michael G.

Shuler Algebra 2 Block Lauren W.

Shuler Algebra 2 Amberleen L.

Shuler Honors Algebra 2 Carly B.Boyd Biology Luisa O.

Boyd Applied Biology 2 Benjemen B.

Brown Biology Taylor C.

Hatcher Chemistry Alena P.

Hatcher Forensic Science Gavin M.

Hatcher Honors Chemistry Lauren W.

Lauricella Applied Biology Block Ashanti T.

Lauricella Honors Biology Macey S.

Lauricella Applied Biology Elizabeth W.

Morris Physics Jonathan E.

Morris Physical Science Zachary W.

Smith Earth Science Caitlin R.Smith Block Earth Science Cheyenne S.

Chambers Geography Christian J.

Chambers World History Katlyn H.

Forrest US History Oliver M.

Mayfield Geography Mark W.

Merritt US History Rebekah R.

Merritt US History Honors Abigail M.

Merritt AP US History Taylor C.

Pennington Government Crystal J.

Pennington Anthropology John F.

Wood Psychology Lauren W.

Wood Economics Celine H.


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Kezia is a hardworking student who

strives to complete her assign-

ments on time, come to class con-

nects and learn the Chemistry con-

tent. She pushes hard to excel in

the challenging Chemistry content.

She puts in lots of extra time and

effort to study the Chemistry

units for understanding. Keep up

the hard work Kezia and keep

pushing to excel in your academics!

Ms. Hatcher

Most Improved Student of the Month

October 2013

Each month, SCVCS will be rec-

ognizing two students for attain-

ing Student of the Month status:

one student for overall Student

of the Month and one for Most

Improved Student.

SCVCS high school teachers and

advisors recommend students

for this honor.This month we will be sending

out a certificate to each student

nominated and our winners will

receive a $10 Target gift certif-

icate. Congratulations to all of

our nominees and winners!


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Kezia Douglas

SCVCS 11th Grader


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Most Improved Student of the Month

October 2013 Nominees


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A.Young Advisor Latia S.

Bledsoe Advisor Keith H.

Cirillo-Bailey Advisor Alicia B.

Cullop Advisor Hazel J.

Spicer Advisor Sydney S.Howze Computer Literacy Victoria V.

Howze Design & Editing Ashley Y.

Howze Marketing Robert A.

Nyland Entrepreneurship Todd B.

Nyland Computer Literacy Jacob T.

Patterson Computer Literacy Amber S.

Patterson Computer Science Matthew T.

Patterson Game Design Adam M.

Patterson Web Design Shane R.

Baumann Spanish 1 Justin E.

Betris Spanish 2 Justin D.

Blanton Other Olivia C.

Davis Math Candi M.

DeWalk Physical Education Larry M.

Richardson Health David S.

Wheeler Music Appreciation Stephen N.

White Other Marshall C.

Witbeck Family/Consumer Science Joshua C.

Witbeck Life Skills Christina A.

Brewer English IV Lisette P.

Brewer Honors English IV Derek D.

D'Annunzio English 202 Autumn E.

D'Annunzio English 204 Vincente E.

Knoerr English 102 Devin T.

Lowery English 3 Natalia P.

Lowery English 3 Marshall C.

Sasser Honors English 104 Aileen M.

Sasser English 102 Cody R.

Sasser AP Lang and Comp Tera G.

Smoak English 302A Anna S.

Smoak English 302A Block Cassandra W.

Crocker Math Samuel M.

Dowling Math Tech 1 Courtney C.

Genco Geometry Adreanna N.

Genco Honors Geometry Haylee M.

Langford Precalculus Elisha S.

Langford Prob and Stats Will P.

Murphy Algebra 1 Essence J.

Murphy Algebra 1 (8th) Alicia B.

Murphy Algebra 1 Honors Sevonis L.

Reed Math Tech 2 Block Landon C.

Reed Math Tech 2 Marquis E.

Sherbert Geometry Tech Kristen C.

Sherbert Math Tech 1 Patricia B.

Shuler Algebra 2 Block Raven G.

Shuler Algebra 2 Nikki R.

Shuler Honors Algebra 2 Madison B.Boyd Biology Michael L.

Boyd Applied Biology 2 Austin B.

Brown Biology Robert J.

Hatcher Chemistry Kezia D.

Hatcher Forensic Science Keith H.

Hatcher Honors Chemistry Emma B.

Lauricella Applied Biology Block Celia W.

Lauricella Honors Biology Nicolas F.

Lauricella Applied Biology Brittany H.

Morris Physics Maressa Shauntae C

Morris Physical Science Alec M.

Smith Earth Science A'saph D.

Smith Block Earth Science Ashley B.

Chambers Geography Cassidy W.

Chambers World History Robyn G.

Forrest US History Bradley K.

Mayfield Geography Joshua B.

Pennington Government Michael L.

Pennington Anthropology Gregory B.

Wood Psychology Sarah B.

Wood Economics Kaitlyn Alexandria D.


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September in Myrtle Beach,

SC. It is one of the biggest

fundraisers for the SC chapter

of the Make-A-Wish Founda-tion. This event includes a

fashion show and a silent auc-

tion of many things including

beautiful artwork. I usually

speak about my medical condi-

tion, my wish, my experiences,

and how Make-A-Wish has af-

fected my life and the lives of

many others. Macie isnt newto volunteering and making a

positive impact in the lives of

others as shes been involved

with Make-A-Wish from ayoung age. Macie says, I,

along with a great friend, put

together an art show at our

middle school to raise money

for a little boys wish to go to

Disney World; our art show

Student Achievement

Macie Southern Ambassador

Wishes do come true; just ask

Macie Southern, an ambassador

for the SC Make-A-Wish Foun-

dation. Macie has served as anambassador for the organization

since 2004. Macie says, It has

been a wonderful experience.

Ive met many of the Wish Kids

children with or recovering from

life-threatening illnesses and Ive

spoken at many events. Every-

thing Ive done and everyone I

have met has affected my life in

the most positive ways. Not only

does Macie volunteer to be a

part of speaking engagements

and fundraisers but she has also

participated in their annual

Fashion Art Ball (FAB). The

Fashion Art Ball is held every


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Think about something you

have a connection with or feel

passionate about. If you find a

charity to volunteer where youtruly feel you are making a

difference, your determination

will never fade. Macie South-

ern, youre a wonderful exam-

ple for many teens and Im

sure the Make-A-Wish Foun-

dation is proud of your accom-

plishments and the encourage-

ment youve given to children

around the world. Keep up the

great work!

Student Achievement

Macie Southern Ambassador

was a huge success. Ive been in

the newspaper and on the news

multiple times for my work and I

was in two Make-A-Wish com-mercials (PSAs) when I was

younger. In addition, I was also

privileged to be recognized as the

first honorary Wish Society

Member, a group of people recog-

nized for their dedication to the

Make-A-Wish Foundation because

of my many years of service with

them. Dedication is an excellent

word to describe Macies level of

commitment to the Make-A-Wish

Foundation. As an ambassador

with lots of experience in volun-

teering Macie advises other teens

to reach out and get involved in

their community.


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long time to control the ball

and make it do what you want

it to. Sometimes practicing

your skills can be boring but itis the best way to become a

good player. You also need to

like running there is obviously

a lot of running in soccer.

Toby went on to address the

fact that he enjoys the com-

petition which soccer presents

and that he enjoys playing

other great players. He also

has some tips for aspiring

young soccer players who may

be just starting out.Tobystips are: ball control, fitness,communication, watch games,

and dont give up.He ad-dressed these in detail by

saying, 1. Ball control - If

you cant control the ball you

Student Achievement

Toby McGovern Soccer

Toby McGovern loves soccer and

is good at it! Soccer has been a

part of Tobys life for as long he

can remember. He played on hisfirst team when he was four

years old. Tobys dad is a soccer

coach, which is how Toby got

started. Toby said, I have

been playing since as long as I

can remember.My dad is a soc-cer coach and he used to take

me to practice with him. I can

remember looking at the pictures

in his coaching books and trying

to make the same moves as they

showed. Toby addresses disci-

pline and running as concepts to

get better at soccer.He said,Soccer requires a lot of hard

work and dedication. It takes a


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Student Achievement

Toby McGovern Soccer

2. Fitness Make sure you run a good distance, change direction

quickly and have good speed.3. Communication We are always

talking to each other on the field. It is like having 11 quarter-

backs on the field at the same time.4. Watch games There arealways games on and it will help show you the right way to play.Ifyou can watch a Liverpool game (my favorite team) then you will see

some very good players.5. Dont give up It takes a long time to

be good at soccer but you can play it for your whole life. Its

clear to see that Toby McGovern is dedicated to soccer and one

day he may be playing on T.V. as a professional.


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