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Honoring the bright, artistic stars

March 27, 2014
/ Shannon Nickinson
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The Escambia County Public Schools Foundation will honor outstanding high school seniors at the 2014 Mira Creative Arts Awards Banquet on March 27. Seventy of Escambia County’s most creative high school seniors were selected to be recipients of the 2014 Mira Creative Arts Awards for their achievements, and they will be honored at an awards banquet at New World Landing at 6 p.m. The event is sponsored by Bob and Sharon Kerrigan. Mira Creative Arts Awards recipients were nominated for the award by their high school teachers and will receive commemorative engraved medallions as well as Certificates of Special Congressional Recognition from U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller. The recipients are: Escambia High School Danica Rose Alinsod Apin, Journalism Cody Edward Blum, Digital Media Zachary Callahan, Instrumental Music Christopher Epps, Culinary Arts Emily Hausner, Theatre Katie Winters, Visual Arts Shelby Leclaire, Vocal Music Ryan Murphy, Instrumental Music Taylor Renae Walden, Visual Arts Ashton Williams, Instrumental Music Northview High School Kasie Braun, Graphic Arts Taylor Brook, Instrumental Music Hunter Dettling, Instrumental Music Morgan Digmon, Dance Anna Donald, Theatre Anna Fischer, Dance/Journalism Cory Hester, Instrumental Music Justin King, Journalism Chloe Leonard, Dance Victoria Wright, Graphic Arts Pensacola High School Mary Catherine Bond, Visual Arts Freda Britton, Color Guard Keegan Jo Heye, Drama Pauline Lara, Drama Kathryn Maher, Photography Clara Noelle Ortega, Visual Arts Victoria Patton, Drama Cyrus Barron Player, Instrumental Music Anne Marie Tamburro, Instrumental Music Krista Woods, Instrumental Music Pine Forest High School Diamond Brundidge, Vocal Music Megan Krist, Digital Production Katelyn Newsom, Journalism Rachael Nipple, Theatre Brittani Osborn, Yearbook Leonardo Reeves-Casas, Industrial Technology Rosa Reeves-Casas, Visual Arts Desjuan Waiters, Culinary Arts Asia Walker, Fashion Design Savannah Wright, Instrumental Music Tate High School Eion Blanchard, Vocal Music Jacob Charles, Instrumental Music Raylee Cowart, Journalism Adrianna Cutaio, Drama Arielle Foster, Creative Arts Graham Gardner, Instrumental Music Jack Gonzalez, Graphic Arts Noah Heintz, Instrumental Music Justin Ritchie, Visual Arts Chance Taylor Sturup, Debate Washington High School Savannah Rae Caton, Visual Arts Sarah Emily Crawford, Instrumental Music Marcus Gillard, Instrumental Music Mark Hibyan, Instrumental Music Alyx Levesque, Drama Colleen Mason, Visual Arts Meagan McNease, Instrumental/Vocal Music James Safko, Visual Arts Kayla Simoné Townsend, Vocal Music Carla Villafane, Vocal Music West Florida High School Garrett Brooks, Theatre Jasmine Keiarra Clark, Theatre Dominic Jacob Estares, Instrumental Music Teal Garth, Mulitmedia Lindsey Briana Granger, Visual Arts Miller Hawkins, Journalism Tabbitha Bree Kirby Manzanet, Visual Arts Scooter Nix, Journalism Shelby Spiegelhalter, Multimedia Krista Leigh Weaver, Instrumental Music The awards began in 1987 when a group of teachers at J. M. Tate High School created the Mira awards to recognize talented and creative students in the arts and sciences. The term “Mira” is Latin for the name of the brightest star in the constellation Cetus.

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