William G. Enloe High SchoolGT/IB Center for the Humanities, Sciences, and the ArtsDr. Beth Cochran, Principal |
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Students' Academic and Arts HonorsNC State Comprehensive Math Contest
Daniel Vitek, 6th place National Shakespeare Finals Maggie Mial Placed in the top ten of the National Shakespeare Finals in NYC. She got to perform her monologue and sonnet, as well as a cold reading, at Lincoln Center (at the set of South Pacific). DECA International Carreer Development Conference
Virginia Dresser and Preston Perry made it to round 2 of 5 in the quiz bowl event Elon University Regional Comprehensive Math Contest
Arjun Bhattacharya, 4th place NC Technology Student Association State Conference
Austin Hansen: 3D CAD Modeling, 1st Place North Carolina State Bowl The following students placed 1st and 2nd at the NC State Bowl, and are eligible to compete at the Future Problem Solving Program's International Conference and Competition: Laura Buff, Jessica Berinson, Roland Estrada, Lauren Donati, Emil Hessel, Hannah Jaegers, Jack Xie, Katherine Blackburn, Madhu Vulimiri. American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Egg Drop Competition
Harris Bassett: Category II, 1st and 5th place 2008 NC Governor's School program
Wake Tech. Regional Comprehensive Math Contest Enloe's team took first place.
Vivek Bhattacharya, 1st place, state qualifier Sprint round teams placed for the top three, winning a small cash prize:
David Gu's team, 1st place 2008 Youth Legislative Assembly Award Graham Lucas received The Jimmy Gibbs Award in Education at the Youth Legislative Assembly from the Youth Advocacy and Involvement Office of the NC Department of Administration. Reflections Contest Kayee Au won 1st place in the district and 3rd in the state for visual arts in the National PTA Reflections Contest North Carolina State Scholastic Chess Tournament Enloe's Chess Club placed 3rd in the 12th grade division. Enloe's team consisted of: Stephen Chen, Maneesh Jeyakumar, John Lanze, Emil Mayev, James Passerini. Enloe DECA Awards DECA competed for a weekend in Greensboro. The medal count: 38 proficiency pins, 8 top test score medals, 7 top role play score medals, 12 top 10 overall score medals, and 6 trophies. 30 of 33 students received Proficiency in their event (combined score of at least 210/300 from their test and two role-play interviews), earning a certificate and pin: Cynthia Cao, Virginia Dresser, Rashaad Jefferson, Emmy Ketcham, Ann Monastyrsky, Macquin Nnadi, Kelsee Price, Sandrine Uwera, AnDrayah Parker, Preston Perry, Devin Vallabh, Blake Addison, Fran Cobo, Samantha Ingram, Levon Keusseyan, Caroline Medders, Vishal Shah, Tyasia Caraway, Jared Blakney, Quinn Campbell, Ryan Draper, Keisha Hunter, Josh Lucas, Andrew Paulson, David Pierce, Malcolm Scott, Shane Taylor, Blaine Wiles, Travis Clyburn, and Raquan Ross. The following students also earned Proficiency for their written event (a research project or business plan that they presented to a judge): Sandrine Uwera, Preston Perry, Levon Keusseyan, Vishal Shah, Jared Blakney, Quinn Campbell, Josh Lucas, David Pierce. The following students were recognized with a medallion for a top 10 test score in their event (largest event was 248 students):
The following students were recognized with a medallion for a top role-play score in thier event (this means they were the best their judge saw):
The following students were recognized with a medallion for a top 10 overall score in their event, qualifying them for Nationals:
The DECA Quiz Bowl team won first place. The Team members were: Preston Perry, Josh Lucas, Virginia Dresser, and Levon Keusseyan. Eastern Regional Orchestra Clinic Wesley Shang won the concertmaster chair of the symphony orchestra. Sabu Yamamoto placed 3rd and Nick Johnson placed 5th in the first violins of the symphony. Julie Ma placed principal violin II and Linda Yang placed assistant principal violin II in the symphony. Indu Ramesh placed as assistant conertmaster and Tiffany Young placed 3rd in the first violins in the string orchestra. Gokul Shankar placed 3rd in the string orchestra viola section. Samantha Olsen placed 2nd and Brandon Kidd placed 3rd in the bass section of the string orchestra. United States Presidential Scholars Program The students recognized for application are Vivek Bhattacharya, Sarah Bruce, Richard Lan, and Victor Lee. The National Merit Scholarship Program Students are selected for the program based on outstanding scores on the PSAT/NMSQT and a record of high academic performance grades 9-12. Finalists are:
Beijing Youth Science Creation Competition Brandon Young ('09) has been selected as 1 of 4 students from the US to display his science project. The competition is being held in Beijing, China, from March 17 to March 25. Statewide Playwright Contest
Will Sarrat - first place for "Bowling with Blueberries" The first place prize was $200; the second place prize was $100. The drama department received $300. PTSA Reflections The work of Kayee Au (Visual Arts) and Justin Ellis (Literature) are representing Enloe in the District level of the PTSA Reflections Contest. Triangle East Region Competitive Events
FBLA's Triangle East Region Competitive Events was held on Saturday, Jan. 26th. 2008 Scholastic Art Awards - Gold Key Award
2008 Scholastic Art Awards - Silver Key Award
DECA Marketing Competitive Events Conference 41 marketing students competed against over 700 students in the District 3 DECA MCEC. Students completed a 100-question test and a role-play with a judge, The following students reached proficiency in their event, meaning they earned at least 140 of the 200 possible points: Cynthia Cao, Dana Clark, Virginia Dresser, Sammantha Ingram, Ann Monastyrsky, Macquin Nnadi, Victoria Powell, Kelsee Price, Hannah Teater, Sandrine Uwera, Blake Addison, Caroline Medders, Vishal Shah, Tyasia Caraway, AnDrayah Parker, Preston Perry, Jared Blakney, Ryan Draper, Devin Vallabh, Fran Cobo, Levon Keusseyan, Josh Lucas, Andrew Paulson, David Pierce, Malcolm Scott, Shane Taylor, Blaine Wiles, Travis Clyburn, and Raquan Ross. The following students received a medallion for achieving a top 10 test score:
The following students received a medallion for a top role play score (they were the best student each of their judges saw):
The following students received a medallion for placing in the top 6 for an overall score in their event. (Top 3 received a trophy and plaque, places 4-6th received a plaque.)
Morehead Finalists
Siemens Westinghouse Competition Vivek Bhattacharya, Hao Lian and Daniel Vitek took 2nd place overall and won a $50,000 scholarship to be shared amongst the three of them. 2007 Duke Math Meet Results On November 17, Enloe sent two teams of six students to the Duke Math Meet, one of the most difficult and competitive math competitions of the year. 25 teams came from much of the Southeast, including from Atlanta and Washington D.C. Here are the details of how Enloe's team's finished: Enloe's A-Team finished in 4th place, winning a plaque. We were the top school this year in North Carolina for the first time in the last 10 years, defeating East Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill High School and NCSSM. Vivek Bhattacharya and Daniel Vitek were among just four students to score 6 out of 8 on the individual round, entering a tiebreaker round to decide second place. (First place was won by a student who scored 7 out of 8.) Based on the tiebreaker performance, Daniel finished 4th and Vivek 5th overall.
A-Team: Team Rank, 4th
B-Team: Team Rank, 3rd among B teams, 15th overall 850 the Buzz September Scholar Athlete Award Congratulations to Liz Willis! Liz won the Coastal Federal Credit Union and 850 the Buzz September Scholar Athlete Award. Click here to listen to her interview. Morehead Nominations These five students will go on to compete for the Morehead-Cain Scholarship: Mary Burroughs, Camilla Calhoun, Jonathan Herrera, Richard Mitchell, Alice Yen National Achievement Semi-Finatists Maggie Mial, Jasmyn Nicholas, Amir Webb NC State Todd Fuller Mathematics Contest Enloe's team placed first of 15 competing Wake County public schools. The team consisted of Vivek Bhattacharya, Emil Mayev, Richard Lan, Alan Mitchell, Miles Huang, Victor Lee,and Justin Quartiere. Vivek Bhattacharya individually placed 1st and won a $450 cash prize. Richard Lan individually placed 2nd and won a $250 cash prize. Emil Mayev individually placed 3rd and won a $175 cash prize. Victor Lee indidvidually placed 5th. Justin Quartiere individually placed 6th.
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