William G. Enloe High School

Siemens Competition in Science, Math and Technology

A. Ramasubramanian, B. Tan and B. Wang were regional finalists. They won $1000 per student and a $2000 and a banner in acknowledgement of the students' research. A. Chivukula resulted in a $2000 prize and a banner.

Regional and State Science Fair

A. Ramasubramanian, B. Tan and B. Wang were first place winners in the team division. They won $50 Army Award, $75 State Science Fair Award Money, Invitation to NCSMT Dinner, Invitation to the International Science and Engineering Fair and potential $10000 scholarship to Ohio Wesleyan University

North Carolina Student Academy for Sciences

A. Chivukula, First Place and awarded Top Honor, in the math division
L. Yang, First Place, in the division of Engineering/Physics/Technology
H. Lee, Second Place, in the behavioral science R. Deedwania, Third Place, in the division of Engineering/Physics/Technology
A. Ramasubramanian, Third Place, in the division of Engineering/Physics/Technology
A. Rohme, Honorable Mention, in the division of Engineering/Physics/Technology
E. Hornstein, Honorable Mentions, in the biological sciences
R. Desai, Honorable Mentions, in the biological sceinces
P. Baratam, Honorable Mentions, in the biological sceinces
A. Gujral, Honorable Mentions, in the biological sceinces

American Math Contest (AMC-12)

Team of A. Chivukula, V. Bhattacharya and M. Lavrov placed 4th. V. Bhattacharya earned a national award for his individual finish.

Brain Game

P. Kamalakanthan, A. Shrikrishna and D. Vitek took first place with 400 points.

Future Business Leaders of America

The following students placed at FBLA's State Leadership Conference in Greensboro, NC.

A. Eaton, Accounting II, 3rd place and $500 scholarship from Johnson & Johnson
P. Patel, Impromptu Speaking, ranked in the top 10

Creative Communication Spring 2007 Poetry Contest

T. Brader
J. Chapman
N. Gudeman
M. Jones
M. LaHaye
I. Lee
P. Patel
I. Scofield

Science Olympiad

Science Olympiad was fourth overall out of over 45 teams and placed in 14 out of 25 events.

First place :
Experimental Design: H. Ren, B. Schmookler and L. Yang
Oceanography: R. Banerjee and L. Ved
Physics Lab: V. Bhattacharya and B. Schmookler

Second place :
Sounds of Music: J. Huang and N. Vitek
Wright Stuff: B. Wang and C. Wang

Third place :
Designer Genes: V. Bhattacharya and C. Smith

Fourth place :
Chemistry Lab: V. Bhattacharya and C. Smith
Circuit Lab: H. Chen and B. Schmookler
Forestry: N. Vitek, H. Sit

Fifth place :
Ecology: R. Banerjee and A. Yen
Remote Sensing: H. Lian and H. Ramalingam
Scrambler Car: A. Guo and B. Wang

Sixth place :
Astronomy: J. Huang and L. Yang
Forensics: H. Chen and H. Ramalingam

NC Comprehensive Math Contest

M. Lavrov, 1st place individually, won a full scholarship to Duke University; $500 from the American Mathematics Competitions organization; a mathematical software package; and invitation to North Carolina's defending national champion American Regional Math League (ARML); and a plaque for his finish.
D. Vitek, 6th place indivdually, won a mathematical software package and an invitation to ARML
V. Bhattacharya, 7th place individually, won a mathematical software package and an invitation to ARML
R. Feng finished 33rd.
E. Mayev finished 57th.

National Economics Competition

L. Yang placed 3rd overall individually.

DECA Marketing

The following students received a certificate of proficiency in their events at the 2007 International Career Development Conference.

R. Gury, Automotive Services Marketing
P. Perry, Food Marketing Management Level
J. Lucas, Sports & Entertainment Marketing

2007 Raleigh Fine Arts Society Literary Short Story Contest

R. Rowe, Eighty-Eight Keys, Best Story by an Eligible Junior or Sophomore
H. Thurman, Firebird, First Place: 12th Grade Award
A. Heil, Meema, Honorable Mention: 10th Grade Award
H. Boswell, Love is a Battlefield, Finalist
W. Bruton, The Aleutian, Finalist
S. Anderson, The Night Before My Due Date, Finalist
N. Duncomb, The Next Cacique, Finalist
A. Fulton, Life After Ben, Finalist
H. Johnston, The Fovette Connection, Finalist
M. Jones, Daddy's Gone, Finalist
G. Nonato, The Difference Between Geek and Nerd, Finalist
M. Rawlings, Waves of Memory, Finalist

Phi Beta Kappa Writing Contest

This contest rewards the best Wake County writers for their literary analyses that reflect a close reading and interpretation of text, preferably with secondary sources.

E. Guild, "Tragedy, Thy Name is Woman: Shakespeare's Heroines," 12th Grade: Second Place
D. Horton, "Wedding Bands Do Not Always Shine: Marriages within A Streetcar Named Desire and Their Eyes Were Watching God," 11th Grade: Second Place

French National Exam Rankings

A. Ribeill, AP French Language, Ranked 7
A. Whetten, French IV, Ranked 10
J. Ellis, French III, Ranked 6
A. Nabors, French III, Ranked 6
K. McNeirney, French III, Ranked 6
E. Roze, French III, Ranked 7
D. Coria, French II, Ranked 2
L. Morgan, French II, Ranked 8
T. de Milandou Hardy-D, French I, Ranked 8

Future Problem Solving

Congratulations to E. Hessel, R. Estrada, K. Wormsbecher, and L. Buff their victory at the 2007 Future Problem Solving of Virginia/North Carolina State Bowl. This gives qualifies them to represent the state of North Carolina at the 2007 FPS International Conference.

Congratulations to the following students who have been selected to participate in NC Governor's School 2007:

Dance: L. Liu, R. Lyman, A. Nystrom, C. Volz
Drama: J. Hester, M. Mial
Choral Music: A. C. Niver, L. Register
Instrumental Music: L. Chen
Mathematics: V. Bhattacharya
Natural Science: C. Wang
Social Science: K. Mulhern

Fine Arts League of Cary

1st: P. Helm, painting
4th: H. Newman, painting
Honorable Mentions: P. Andrews and K. Baranova, painting; I. Orr, batik

Women's Club Regional

1st: M. C. Becker, painting
3rd: I. Orr, batik

Congressional Initial Cut (finals later this week, winners in May)

K. Baranova, computer graphics
R. Vargas, color wood cut
R. Vargas, painting

Wake Technical Community College Regional Comprehensive Math Contest

Enloe beat our rival, East Chapel Hill HS, by over 100 points to finish as the first place team, winning a plaque. Here are the top finishers, all of whom won individual medals, including students who qualified for the State Comprehensive Math Contest:

V.Bhattacharya, 2nd place, state qualifier
M. Lavrov, 3rd place, state qualifier
D. Vitek, 5th place, state qualifier
L. Chen, 8th place
H.Chen, 10th place

K. Li’s team in the sprint round took 3rd place, winning a small cash prize.

2007 Scholastic Art Competition

K. Baranova 3 Gold Keys, Portfolio accepted, Governor’s Student Excellence Award
C. Chu, Gold Key Award
A. Hammerberg, Gold Key Award
N. Lopes, Gold Key Award
K. Sudkamp, Gold Key Award
R. Vargas, Gold Key Award and 2 Silver Key Awards
M. Becker, Silver Key Award
M. Ferri, Silver Key Award
G. Bland, Silver Key Award
A. Cobbett, Silver Key Award
W. Jiang, Silver Key Award

At the regional level, over 2000 works of art are judged. Only 200 Gold Keys are chosen to represent schools and compete for national awards in New York City. We are proud to have our students chosen for this prestigious achievement in art.

Congratulations!

Duke Math Meet 2006 Results

Congratulations to the following four students who are Siemens Competition in Math, Science and Technology finalists and competing in Atlanta: A. Chivukula, H. Tan, A. Ramasubramian, B. Wang.

Congratulations to S. Yamamoto who was selected as concertmaster for the State Honors Orchestra!

Thanks to the following students from orchestra and chorus who will be representing Enloe at the NC Honors Orchestra and Chorus weekend Nov 11-12

Orchestra Students
B. Anderson, A. Brown, J. Hwang, N. Johnson, R. Lan, I. Ramesh, V. Romano, L. Wollenzien, S. Yamamoto, A. Yen
Chorus Students
R. Bahler, A. Bonner, L. Buff, N. DeVito, B. Fisher, M. Howard-Williams, A. C. Niver, G. Pittard, J. Sarratt, C. Sutton

Enloe finishes in first place - N.C. State Todd Fuller Math Contest - Saturday 10/21
Enloe’s team of: H. Chen, L. Chen, N. Krishnan, M. Lavrov, B. Reid, K. Siegl, B. Tan

Two Enloe students placed among the top four individuals at the contest, earning cash prizes: M. Lavrov (1st place $450) and K. Siegl (4th place $125).

Enloe National Merit Semifinalists
17 Enloe Students Named National Merit Semifinalists

Albert Choi, Mikhail P. Lavrov, Katherine M. Lyman, Snayha M. Nath, Alyssa M. Peavey, Matthew S. Price, Anusuya M. Ramasubramanian, Benjamin W. Reid, Shivani D. Salunke, Barak A. Schmookler, Jonathan D. Springfield, Joshua W. Stillman, Hung-Bing B. Tan, Natasha S. Vitek, Daniel J. Warner, Kurt S. Wormsbecher and Liyuan Yang.

Congratulations to the following students on being named Wendy Heisman winners.

1. Katie Harrington
2. Nico DeBaremore

Congratulations to the following students on their Morehead nominations.
These four students will go on to compete for the Morehead Scholarship for UNC - Chapel Hill. Way to go guys!

1. Clayton B. Thomas
2. Anusuya Ramasubramanian
3. Snayha Nath
4. Hari Ramalingam

Congratulations to the following students for being endorsed for the Park Scholarship.
These students will go on to compete for the Park Scholarship for NC State University.

1. Ben Wang
2. Yasmin Awan

This past weekend, 18 DECA members competed at the NC DECA Career Development Conference in Greensboro, NC. In total, we brought home 26 medals, 26 proficiency certificates, 2 trophies, and a plaque. Please congratulate these students on their outstanding performance. Details are below ...
The following 16 students received proficiency certificates for their performance in their events: S. Ingram, E. Kimball (2 events) , R. Gury (2 events) , B. Hunter, A. Parker, P. Perry, T. Crane, C. Medders, A. Ogunlanoh, K. Hardison, L. Banks, D. Donley (2 events), A. Lett, D. Horowitz, L. Keusseyan, and J. Lucas.
The following 8 students received a medal or medals for their performance in the role-play portion of their events: E. Kimball (2 medals), A. Parker, D. Donley (2 medals) , D. Horowitz, L. Keusseyan, and J. Lucas (2 medals).
The following 4 students received a medal for their performance in the test portion of their events: D. Donley, P. Perry, T. Crane, and D. Horowitz .
The following students received a medallion for placing in the top 10 overall in their event: E. Kimball, R. Gury (2 events), A. Parker, P. Perry, T. Crane, D. Donley, D. Horowitz, and J. Lucas.
T. Crane placed 2nd overall in the Marketing Management Event. J. Lucas placed 4th overall in the Sports & Entertainment Marketing Event. Both of these students have qualified to compete at the International Career Development Conference in Orlando next month!

Our Quiz Bowl team placed in the top 8 (5th) after the preliminary round where they took a 100-question test. They then competed in a Jeopardy round, and made it to the final four, where they put up a good fight against last year's National Champions - losing to them by only 1 point! The team members were Dylan Donley, Preston Perry, Ryan Gury, and Adunni Ogunlanoh. Each received a medallion for their performance and placing in the top 8 teams. Additionally, students had the opportunity to take 3 different recognition tests while at the conference and these were the results for Enloe:

• The following students received a proficiency certificate for their performance on the Free Enterprise/Economics test: D. Donley, T. Crane, R. Gury, D. Horowitz, P. Perry, L. Keusseyan, A. Ogunlanoh and S. Ingram.
• D. Horowitz received a proficiency certificate for his performance on the Applied Marketing Mathematics test.
• T. Crane received a proficiency certificate for his performancy on the Marketing Fundamentals test.