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Top 25 seniors honored by Kiwanis

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arties14
Friday, May 13, 2011: 11:52 am
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Congrats to all of these students! Outstanding work!

MHS.1927
Friday, May 13, 2011: 12:14 pm
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I remember Mr. Bell telling my class to know that we were always welcome back in Martinsville and that the city could always use some of its finest to make their homes here and contribute to this community. This is still true! So to all of you top 25, I also ask you to consider coming back after your collegiate studies and help make Martinsville a better place.

Perplexed Reader
Friday, May 13, 2011: 12:47 pm
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Is there somewhere we can see who was honored??

Brian Culp
Friday, May 13, 2011: 12:58 pm
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Sorry. The cutline didn't post correctly. Here it is: The Martinsville Kiwanis Club honored Martinsville High School�s top 25 seniors at a banquet Tuesday night at Keller Hall. Pictured, in no particular order, are Stacey Abshire, Daniel Astleford, Zach Clark, Mackenzie Davis, Hailey Dean, Katrina Easley, Megan Foster, Katherine Habbel, Abigail Hoff, Daniel Kerstiens, Jace Lowry, Lauren Lucas, Amelia Marvel, Samantha Murphy, Craig Oleksy, Ella Paul, Maggie Paul, Victoria Rito, Chris Poindexter, Jessica Roahrig, William Spina and Byron Wolfe. Not pictured are Stephanie Clark and Ryan Schneck. Photo by Scott Roberts.

Wire
Friday, May 13, 2011: 2:41 pm
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No particular order? Sure looks like alphabetical order to me.

Sorry Mr. Culp, just couldn't help myself.

drummer
Friday, May 13, 2011: 2:45 pm
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the best and the brightest, and the most motivated.
great job!!

and much continued success.

newmath
Monday, May 16, 2011: 11:16 am
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There are 23 seniors pictured but only 22 names. Someone was left out. How disappointing and even while sitting on the front row.
Just more of the errors that appear on a daily basis that editors and staff do not care about.

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