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Congratulations to both the girls and boys soccer teams. Both won their game Friday night against Cushing. Girls 1-0, Boys 2-1.
The February Awesome Eagles have been announced!
Tomorrow Denton, Alejandro Santillan, Shaladre Johnson, Taylor Levingston
Callie Williamson and Kimberly Lanier were chosen to attend Girls State.
A big congratulations to the girls soccer team for their first win last night against Dove, 2-1.
Saturday some of the choir students went to OSSAA District competition, and here are the results!
Casey Gallardo received a Superior (I) rating on her solo, and this is her FIRST year in choir since I've been here.
Casey and Saibra Journey took a duet, and they recieved an Excellent (II) rating!
Elizabeth Shokoya received a III (Good) on her solo, and I'm very proud of her going and trying.
Rickel Boyd received a I on her solo.
Lauren Williams and Brittany Hammons got a II on their duet.
Aneesha Moore and Destiny White received a I on their duet.
Machelle Stephens and Taylor McBride received a I on their duet.
Please congratulate all those who participated in speech & debate districts this past weekend at OU.
Joe Epperson – Semifinals in International Extemporaneous Speaking, Octos in Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Wesley Tomlin – Semifinals in United States Extemporaneous Speaking
David Davison – Quarterfinals in Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Jorja Rose – Quarterfinals in United States Extemporaneous Speaking
Tomorrow Denton – Octos in United States Extemporaneous Speaking and Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Jason Varga & James Williams – Policy & Lincoln-Douglas Debate (respectively)
The band kids kid great at solo and ensemble contest yesterday! Here are the results:
Going to State: Allegra Knight and Guillaume Saaty!!!
I's but not State eligible (music not memorized): Sean Burga and Mitchel Williams
II's: Jake Burga, Blanca Gonzalez, Matthew Webb, Felisha Daniels, Stephen Fields and the Sax Quintet (Blanca, Jake, Spencer Daniel, Carson McKinstry and Daniel Henthorn).
Allegra and Guillaume will play in April in Stillwater for a new rating at a higher level of competition. Both of these students are just freshmen!
Preston Selby won both the 200 meter and 100 meter! Two golds for a great kid.
David Davison has been named Harding's first-ever NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR! Congratulations!
Bo Hubbard received his official acceptance letter from the Kansas City Art Institute and a $17,000 annual scholarship. Way to go, Bo!
Wesley Tomlin received Honorable Mention with the Oklahoma Writing
Contest with his story about the STEM Club going to the Naval Academy
back in the fall.
Congratulations to the HCP Archery Team! They scored 3rd place in the NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) Region 1 competition!
In the high school female division, our lady eagles scored as follows: (Ranks for our region to be announced soon!)
Score/# of 10s Name Grade
242/6 Gracie Kitzel 11th
230/4 Mia Booker 9th
212/1 Erica King 11th
152/- Sara Isusi 10th
128/- Jamie Buckelew 9th
In the high school male division, our eagles scored as follows: (Ranks for our region to be announced soon!)
Score/# of 10s Name Grade
264/7 Tim Hardick 12th
246/4 Chris Reynolds 10th
244/6 Patrick Irwin 9th
235/1 Isaac McCaslin 12th
231/6 Wesley Tomlin 11th
227/1 Robert Root 10th
222/3 Justin Schmidt 11th
220/2 Carson McKinstry 12th
208/1 Jordan Johnson 11th
206/1 Jonathan Conley 10th
192/2 Blake Bauer 9th
If you see these students, please give them a huge round of applause. They are 2012 regional winners in the Scholastic Art and Writing competition.
Brianna Barry – 2 works have received a Sliver Award
Kristina Matlock – 1 work has received a Silver Award.
AND Bo Hubbard has received a GOLD PORTFOLIO AWARD!!( Can you tell I’m so excited) His work will be on display until February 11, at Tulsa University. There were 91 portfolios entered and only 10 chosen!
His work will now be viewed for consideration for a National Level Award.
Please congratulate the speech and debate team for an amazing weekend! We took nine students and placed second in sweepstakes. This is a very impressive victory for us considering how small our team was. The following students made it to finals:
Joe Epperson (1st Place Lincoln-Douglas Debate – Top Speaker, 2nd Place Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking)
David Davison (2nd Place Lincoln-Douglas Debate, 1st Place Foreign Extemporaneous Speaking)
James Williams (3rd Place Lincoln-Douglas Debate)
Tomorrow Denton (4th Place Lincoln-Douglas Debate)
Jorja Rose (3rd Place Cross-Examination Debate, 3rd Place Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking)
Jason Varga (3rd Place Cross-Examination Debate)
Wesley Tomlin (5th Place Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking – qualified for regionals)
Jessica Day (4th Place Monologue out of over 30)
The Awesome Eagles for December and January have been announced!
Guillaume Saaty, Carus Newman, Torre Alfred, Crystal Walker, Darcy McTiernan, Felisha Daniels, Zac Massenat, Jonathan Conley (not pictured)
Dedrick Dean, Harding Charter Prep - Has averaged 10 points, 11.6 rebounds and four blocks over squad's last three games. Great job!
Congratulations to the 1st semester honor roll students! Click here
to view the list!
Congratulations to freshmen Sydney Henderson and Callie Struby for their selection into the Newsroom 101 program with The Oklahoman's Carrie Coppernoll! They will work with students from various schools in the state on a semester-long newspaper project that will be included with a spring issue of The Oklahoman.
Please congratulate our 2012 Poetry Out Loud Winners:
1st place – Rebekah Dow
2nd place – David Davison
3rd place – Crystal Walker
Rebekah will represent HCP at the regional contest at OCU next month. Read the full story here.
The boys came up a point short of winning the championship of the Luther
Tournament but played extremely well and represented Harding well so please
congratulate them on their 2nd place finish.
Congratulations
to Abbi Walker and Miguel Rios for their EXCELLENT rating with the
Oklahoma Scholastic Media on their sleep study! Also, congratulations to
Isaac McCaslin and Monica Threatt for their Harding ghost hunters story
which received a rating of Distinguished Merit!
These stories will be reviewed later in the school year for the state
competition. Way to go!
Congratulations to Allegra Knight, Mitchel Williams, Sean Burga, Guillaume Saaty and Matt Webb for their successful auditions at the Cimarron Honor Band auditions on November 19. All of them made the high school band!
Thank you to everyone who nominated students this past month for an Awesome Eagle recognition. The Awesome Eagles for the month of November are Mercedes Richard, Julius Stanfield, Juan Medina, and Leah Green.
Please congratulate them when you get a chance!
The following students auditioned for the OBU Honor Band:
Allegra Knight, oboe, 1st chair JH OBU Honor Band
Mitchel Williams, bass clarinet, 3rd chair JH Honor Band
Sean Burga, clarinet, 14th chair HS Honor Band
Jake Burga, tenor sax, alternate HS Honor Band
Honorable mention: Carson McKinstry and Matt Webb, auditioned but didn't place
Congratulations to the yearbook staff for their awards at Fall Media Monday!
Callie Williamson: 2nd place student life spread, 1st place academic spread
Anna Henson: 1st place academic story (about John Freeman!)
Andrew Lisenby: 2nd place student life photo
The staff received honorable mention for All-Oklahoman in our division.
Please congratulate Carus Newman on winning a $1,000 scholarship to UCO during the leadership seminar yesterday.
Allegra Knight (9), Jake Burga (10), and Sean Burga (12) auditioned for the CODA honor band on Saturday.
Allegra beat dozens of 8th and 9th grade oboes to get FIRST chair in her band!
Sean and Jake both made it to the second round of All-State auditions next month! They are the first band students to ever break to the second round of All-State auditions!
Congratulations to you all!
Please congratulate the Speech and Debate team! This past weekend we went to Moore and won 1st Place in 5A. This is the first year we have participated in 5A so it was pretty incredible to have done so well at our first tournament of the year.
We took 10 students in over 20 events and all but one student qualified for regionals. Tomorrow Denton won 1st place in Lincoln-Douglas debate as well as Domestic Extemporaneous Speaking. She also won top speaker out of all the Lincoln-Douglas debaters. Also, congratulate William Cornelius, Jason Varga, Holly Osterberg, Jorja Rose, Teraj Booker, Wesley Tomlin, David Davison, and CJ Blackwell on their achievements.
The first nine weeks' honor roll has been published! They are:
9th grade:
Jessica Adkins, Roberto Anaya, Roberto Barcenas, Quaylon Barr, Christian Bauer, Nevin Bellows, Tessa Black, Mia Booker, Rickel Boyd, Matthew Bross, Jamie Buckelew, Logan Cates, Bryant Colin, Macero Davis, Dylan Davison, Kameron Dockens, Garrett Eakers, Lauren Edmond, William Erwin, Jake Ewing, Arianna Fears, Jimmy Frisk III, Yesenia Galicia, Joel Gilbert, Aaron Gonzalez, Tyler Griffith, Vy Ha, Tanisha Hall, Hollie Harris, Sydney Henderson, Ethan Holliday, Patrick Irwin, Cassidy Johnson, Kamri Johnson, Ashley Kendrick, Allegra Knight, Cerelia Larringa, Taylor Laughlin, Garbeielle Le, Katie Leenders, Audrey Malzahn, Angus McMillin, Brayden McPherson, Jonathan Messiah, Aneesha Moore, Edgar Moran, Relicia Morrison, Jessica Myers, Carus Newmen, Tyra Owens, Sonia Ramirez, Marco Rayos, Imelda Robles, Nick Ruggeri, Guillaume Saaty, Garrett Saunders, Irene Schoats, Jacob Seikel, Elizabeth Shokoya, Mackenzie Sloan, Maegan Smith, Rodney Smith, Calista Struby, KateLynn Summers, Taylor Theis, Antonea Thompson, Rebeca Trevizo, Alan Velasco, Anna Viniani, Eldon Wagner, James Williams, Mitchel Williams.
10th grade:
Caitlin Absher, Amber Bassett, Angelica Bishop, Teraj Booker, Bess Bookout, Jake Burga, Kevin Burton, Akayna Cobbs, Jonathan Conley, William Cornelius, Jessica Daniel, Brooklyn Davidson, Jessica Day, Tomorrow Denton, Hope Dierker, Raina Drink, Alexis Dumas, Torrie Eddens, Austin Fehr, Jammie Flaherty, Lauren Flynn, Callie Harper, Daniel Henthorn, Jarek Howell, Kaitlyn Hunter, Sara Isusi, Braden Johnson, Jessica Johnson, Saibra Journey, Edward Kressler, Kathryn Krug, Kalin Kyte, McKenna Lewis, Kateri Lyon, Zachary Massenat, Mark McCaslin, Sarah McDonald, Ashley Medice, Jade Miles, Chelsea Myers, Hoang Ngo, Phuong Nguyen, Sydney Nixon, Casey O’Hara, Aurianna Oricchio, Holly Osterberg, Breauna Perry, Christopher Reynolds, Lorna Richardson, Miguel Rios, Karla Roach, Jorja Rose, Emily Sanchez, Alejandra Santillan, Tanner Setliff, Misha Stephens, Joathan Sterns, Hannah Stokers, Hunter Swisher, Jaylon Thomas, Sarah Thomason, Ceirra Thomason, Ezinne Ugwu, Elizabeth VanSwearingen, Jason Varga, Justin Webster, Noel Wellman, Elise Widmer, Kelsi Williamson, Kenisha Williamson, Rachel Wood, Logann Wyatt.
11th grade:
Robert Abel, Chelsi Black, Cashyn Britt, James Bruton, Alistair Connell, Emily Deaton, Mariana DeLoera, De’Shona Donovan, Rebekah Dow, Jaden Edwards, Tayera Ellis, Michael Emerson, Blanca Gonzalez, Matthew Gresham, Andrew Haynes-Glibert, Anna Henson, Daniel Hernandez, Michele Howard, Najla Howard, Rachel Howard, Jordan Johnson, Brianna Jones, Annie Kitzel, Kimberly Lanier, Phillip Le, Sherrill Marble, Darcy McTiernan, Macalah Mussatto, Minh-Hang Nguyen, Brenna Noble, Timarron Reece, Dionicio Salgado, Justin Schmidt, Tanner Shadoan, Lane Smith, Julius Standfield, Angela Thompson-Butler, Cindy Vo, Christian Williams. Isaiah Williams, Lauren Williams, Callie Williamson.
12th grade:
Jane Alsup, Devin Aman, Brianna Barry, Clinton Blackwell, Taylor Bookout, Gavin Bozarth, Sean Burga, Destiny Cherry, Darian Cyr, Spencer Daniel, Felisha Daniels, David Davidson, Charnise Eaves, Leslie Farias, Eric Ferguson, Janikqua Gallardo, Sarahi Garcia, Daezuan Gilkey, LaQuann Gilkey, Tim Hardick, Bo Hubbard, Elizabeth Hurd, Hollie James, Kaitlyn Johns, Anika Johnson, Kayla Johnson, Tabitha Kizzar, Taylor Levingston, Jade Little, Marisol Lopez, Walter Martin III, Kristina Marlock, Isaac McCaslin, Patrick McKinstry, Stacy Moreno, Kadijah Newton, Joseph Nguyen, Tiara Parker, Caele Pemberton, Samantha Perry, Casey Pierce, Mercades Richard, John Ruggeri, Alexandria Schenider, Jessi Setliff, Kayla Smith, Tyler Stacy, Amber Stephens, Colton Sullivan, Aleyah Timmons, Crystal Walker, Jonah Widmer, Mary Young.
We had some exciting news from the State meet yesterday: Chase Busick finished 9th and earned All State honors! All Stating is a great honor, but it is even more impressive that Chase did this as a sophomore. We were all very excited about this yesterday.
Armando Zepeda-Torres also ran yesterday. He finished 63rd and ran a good time that was not too far from his personal record. Please congratulate both those these guys on not only making it to State, but performing well in the meet.
The Marionette Staff!
Michael Emerson received a SUPERIOR rating from the Oklahoma Scholastic Media for his article about budget cuts last month.
Wesley Tomlin and Miguel Rios received an EXCELLENT rating from the OSM for their article about Cassidy Saunders and her faithful canine companion, Rudy.
The October Awesome Eagles have been announced!
9th- Eldon Wagner, 10th- Marsheona Welsh, 11th- Aleyah Barry, 12th-Dedrick Dean
Congrats to Boys Cross Country Team members Chase Busick and Armando Zepeda-Torres for their outstanding performance at the Regional Cross Country meet on Saturday, October 22! Busick and Zepeda-Torres will run at the State Cross Country meet on Saturday, October 29.
The September Awesome Eagles have been announced!
9th- Tashia Hampton, 10th- Bess Bookout, 12th- Darian Cyr, 11th- Cameron Kirk
The girls CC team also ran great! Lydia Messiah came in 9th and Stacy Moreno came in 11th. We had 5 varsity get medals and 2 JV get medals. Please also congratulate the girls.
The Boys’ CC team had a good showing at the Putnam City meet yesterday.
We had 4 guys get medals including Armando Zepeda-Torres who took 14th place and Chase Busick who won the race! Please congratulate these guys on a great
effort yesterday.
Congratulations to David Davison, Joe Epperson, and Jonah Widmer, HCP's 2011 National Merit Semi-Finalists!
Over the summer, senior Anika Johnson took it upon herself to submit some of
her poetry to a writing contest for high school students, and not only
was she accepted for publication,
but she is a finalist in their prize contest. Also, be sure to
congratulate yourselves as well, because without her Harding education,
and the confidence you as a teacher instilled in her, she would not have
been brave enough to submit her work in the first
place. Something that most writers can tell you is even harder than
the writing itself.
Congratulations to Michael Emerson, Wesley Tomlin and Miguel Rios of The Marionette for their outstanding work on the online Marionette site. Their articles were chosen for the American Society of Newspaper Editor's National Edition. Click here to read their stories and stories from high school students all over the U.S.
Congratulations to the 2011 AP Scholars!
2011-2012 seniors:
AP Scholar: Taylor Bookout, David Davison, Leslie Farias, Bo Hubbard, Hollie James, Kristina Matlock, Isaac McCaslin, Carson McKinstry, Stacy Moreno, Kadijah Newton, Joseph Nguyen, Caele Pemberton, Jessi Setliff, Tyler Stacy, Crystal Walker, Mary Kate Young.
AP Scholar with Honor: Spencer Daniel, Elizabeth Hurd, Colton Sullivan, Rachel Yount.
AP Scholar with Distinction: Joe Epperson
Congratulations to Kristena Rudloff, media specialist, and Kelli Taylor, journalism teacher for receiving their Donors Choose projects through Limeades for Learning! Mrs. Rudloff will receive books concerning careers in the new economy for the library, and Mrs. Taylor will receive a class set of journalism textbooks.
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