Journalism Awards Students for Hard Work
by Keely Quinn
On Thurs., May 3, 25 journalism students from the Arapahoe Herald, Calumet and Calumet, Too, and their parents gathered at Mountain View Community Church for spring awards.
Eighteen students were awarded a journalism letter. From the newspaper staff, Brigid Igoe, Emily Larsen, Kate Nixon, Rachel Post, Keely Quinn and Kelley Robinson received letters. On the yearbook staff, Kelsie Brumley, Megan Dawley, Rick Deming, Madison Fletcher, Mary Hayworth, Kara Johnson, Mackenzie Lanphear, Anya Lehrner, Joy McNeil, Hailey Moore and Kelsee Prado, and Beth McCarley, from the video staff, also received letters.
To receive the letter students were required to have spent 100 hours outside of classtime working on the publication, a contest entry, a product study, near perfect attendance, attend a workshop and recieve either an A or a B in the class both semesters.
Along with the letters, journalism students received Golden Quill awards that were voted on by other students.
Newspaper winners were: news writing, Kelley Robinson; personality feature; Kelley Robinson and Kelsey Schuler; personal columns, Rachel Post; critical review, Rachel Post; editorial, Brigid Igoe; alternative copy, Kate Nixon; facing-page layout, Kelley Robinson; single-page layout, Kate Nixon; and Photography, Emily Larsen.
Yearbook winners were: student-life copy, Hailey Moore; sports copy, Lindsay Hess; alternative copy, Ashley Stoneking; DPS photography, Kara Johnson, Kelsie Brumley and Rebecca Schraeder; and photography, Kelsee Prado. The Golden Quill for top ad sales was awarded to Kelsee Prado and the Golden Quill for yearbook design went to Anya Lehrner. In total, 20 Golden Quills were awared.
After the letters and Golden Quills were awarded editors from the Herald and Calumet handed out staff awards in acknowledgement of the hard work the staff had put in.
To end the night the editors gave their finals words of thanks to Clarissa Crozier who retires at the end of the year.
On Thurs., May 3, 25 journalism students from the Arapahoe Herald, Calumet and Calumet, Too, and their parents gathered at Mountain View Community Church for spring awards.
Eighteen students were awarded a journalism letter. From the newspaper staff, Brigid Igoe, Emily Larsen, Kate Nixon, Rachel Post, Keely Quinn and Kelley Robinson received letters. On the yearbook staff, Kelsie Brumley, Megan Dawley, Rick Deming, Madison Fletcher, Mary Hayworth, Kara Johnson, Mackenzie Lanphear, Anya Lehrner, Joy McNeil, Hailey Moore and Kelsee Prado, and Beth McCarley, from the video staff, also received letters.
To receive the letter students were required to have spent 100 hours outside of classtime working on the publication, a contest entry, a product study, near perfect attendance, attend a workshop and recieve either an A or a B in the class both semesters.
Along with the letters, journalism students received Golden Quill awards that were voted on by other students.
Newspaper winners were: news writing, Kelley Robinson; personality feature; Kelley Robinson and Kelsey Schuler; personal columns, Rachel Post; critical review, Rachel Post; editorial, Brigid Igoe; alternative copy, Kate Nixon; facing-page layout, Kelley Robinson; single-page layout, Kate Nixon; and Photography, Emily Larsen.
Yearbook winners were: student-life copy, Hailey Moore; sports copy, Lindsay Hess; alternative copy, Ashley Stoneking; DPS photography, Kara Johnson, Kelsie Brumley and Rebecca Schraeder; and photography, Kelsee Prado. The Golden Quill for top ad sales was awarded to Kelsee Prado and the Golden Quill for yearbook design went to Anya Lehrner. In total, 20 Golden Quills were awared.
After the letters and Golden Quills were awarded editors from the Herald and Calumet handed out staff awards in acknowledgement of the hard work the staff had put in.
To end the night the editors gave their finals words of thanks to Clarissa Crozier who retires at the end of the year.
posted by Mrs. Crozier at 1:45 PM
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