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2011-2012 Awards, Contests, and Scholarship Winners Florida District of Key Club International 2011-2012 Awards, Contests, and Scholarship Winners Robert W. Thal Outstanding Sponsoring Kiwanis Club Kiwanis Club of Tampa Jack Gander Outstanding Faculty Advisor Bev Baird of Palatka High School J. Walker Field Outstanding Kiwanis Advisor Stephen P. Cummings with Hallandale High School Key of Honor Heather Locke Governor’s Citation Clubs Blake High School Booker High School Braden River High School Chipley High School Choctawatchee High School Coral Gables Senior High School Deland High School East Lee County High School Gaither High School Godby High School Graceville High School Ida S. Baker High School Jesuit High School Manatee High School Melbourne High School Miami Beach Senior High School Palatka High School Paxton High School Pine Ridge High School Pine View High School Plant City High School Tampa Bay Technical High School Vernon High School West Port High School William R. Boone High School Every Child a Swimmer Palatka High School Florida District of Key Club International -- Awards, Contests, and Scholarships Winners 2011-2012 Pride Report Submission American Heritage HS – Plantation Ariel Smith Baker County High School Hagan Taylor Barbara Goleman High School Lilly Liang Barron Collier High School Elizabeth Meek Bishop Verot High School Jordan Honc Blake High School Zach Zayas Boca Raton High School Madison Maher Braden River High School Alexia Fernandez Bradenton Christian School Emily Pickhardt Cardinal Mooney High School Alexandra Barth Coral Springs Charter High School Xiaowen Wu Deland High School Lauren Connell East Ridge High School Aubrey Covington Edison Collegiate High School Renee Johnson Flanagan High School Michelle Nguyen Gateway Charter High School Alyssa Montalvo Godby High School Crystal Hebets Golden Gate high School Arletys Gomez Gulf Coast High School Monica Boemi Hialeah Gardens Senior High School Tiffany Calas Ida S. Baker High School Amanda McCoy Jesuit High School Nick LaVoy Manatee High School Brooke Albrest Miami Beach Senior High School Kayla Leighton Miami Killian Senior High School Giulia Brotto Nova High School Michelle Lantigua Pembroke Pines Charter High School Kelsie Mcleary Pine Ridge High School Danielle Marszal Pine View High School Sammy Glover Piper High School Jennifer Huynh Pompano Beach High School Chelse Imbrigiotta Port Charlotte High School Meghan Kelley Tampa Bay Technical High School Alaina McMillion Tavares High School Divyalshi Solanki West Boca Raton High School Laura Chavez West Broward High School Hannah Hollinger Kiwanis Family Relations Award 1st Tampa Bay Technical High School 2nd Pine View HS 3rd Jesuit High School Club Poster – Non Digital 1st Tampa Bay Technical High School 2nd Barbara Goleman High School 3rd Boca Raton High School 2 Florida District of Key Club International -- Awards, Contests, and Scholarships Winners 2011-2012 Club Poster - Digital 1st Tampa Bay Technical High School 2nd Hialeah Gardens Senior High School 3rd Pembroke Pines Charter High School Club Video 1st Pembroke Pines Charter High School 2nd South Plantation High School 3rd South Fork High School Club Project Display 1st Hialeah Gardens Senior 2nd Tampa Bay Technical 3rd Braden River Club Shirt 1st Charles Flanagan 2nd Barbara Goleman 3rd Tampa Bay Technical Major Emphasis Program 1st Hialeah Gardens 2nd Tampa Bay Technical 3rd Manatee HS Single Service Award 1st Bronze Crystal River High School 1st Silver Spanish River High School 1st Gold Palatka High School 1st Platinum Manatee High School 2nd Bronze Lake Region High School 2nd Silver Bozeman High School 2nd Gold Hialeah Gardens Senior High School 2nd Platinum Tampa Bay Technical High School 3rd Bronze None 3rd Silver None 3rd Gold Archbishop Coleman Carroll High School 3rd Platinum Braden River High School Distinguished Clubs Boone High School Braden River High School Manatee High School North Fort Myers High School 3 Florida District of Key Club International -- Awards, Contests, and Scholarships Winners 2011-2012 Distinguished Lieutenant Governors Dawson Roebig, Division 12 Cecelia Ferguson, Division 14A Margaret Ledea, Division 19 Mark Natividad, Division 21 Amanda Hernandez, Division 25 Distinguished Clubs Diamond Level Barbara Goleman Senior High School Cape Coral High School Hialeah Gardens Senior High School Palatka High School Tampa Bay Technical High School Most Outstanding Board Member Thuyvi Luong, Lt. Governor, Division 1B Most Improved Division Division 4, Lt. Governor Trina Sessions The Eliminate Project/UNICEF Bronze Lake Region High School $41.50 Silver Cape Coral High School $29.43 Gold Barbara Goleman High School $21.50 Platinum Tampa Bay Technical High School $30.44 Robert A (Bob) Parton Outstanding Committee Chair Noah Sobel, Awards Committee Robert F. Lucas Outstanding Lt. Governors Thuyvi Luong 1B Desiree Hartzell 9 Dawson Roebig 12 Cecelia Ferguson 14A Robert Brown 15A Jaclyn Aranibar 17 Sebastiana Halpin 18 Margaret Ledea 19 Mark Natividad 21 Melissa Horadam 22 Tania Hernandez 24B Diana Tibbets 25B Amanda Hernandez 25C Noah Sobel 25D Marco Irimia 26C 4 Florida District of Key Club International -- Awards, Contests, and Scholarships Winners 2011-2012 Year in Review: Traditional Scrapbook 1st Tampa Bay Technical 2nd Hialeah 3rd Lincoln High Year in Review: Non-Traditional Scrapbook 1st West Broward 2nd Manatee 3rd Lakewood Ranch Eligible for Club of the Year Barbara Goleman Senior High School Cape Coral High School Hialeah Gardens Senior High School Tampa Bay Technical High School Winner: Malcolm K. Lewis Club of the Year Award Tampa Bay Technical High School G. Harold Martin Outstanding Presidents Krystal Martinez Chizoba Ezenwa Kristen Stone Erdman Hurara Khan Scholarships G. Harold Martin Presidential Scholarship ($1000 each Paid by Brooksville Kiwanis) Krystal Martinez, Braden River High School (2012) Kristen Stone-Erdman, Palatka High School (2011) Mentoring and Modeling Program (Governor's Project) Scholarship Zemoria Johnson, Rickards High School Kiwanis International Foundation Matching Scholarship Sebastiana Halpin, Lemon Bay High School Jessica Shevlin, Miami Beach Senior High School Jennifer Tintner, Cooper City High School Adriana Barbat, Pompano Beach Senior High School Program Advertisement Scholarship Kristen Stone-Erdman, Palatka High School Major Emphasis Program 1st Hialeah Gardens High School 2nd Tampa Bay Technical High School 3rd Manatee High School 5 Florida District of Key Club International -- Awards, Contests, and Scholarships Winners 2011-2012 G. Harold Martin Fellowship Mary Montcalm Gulf Breeze High School Debra Conn Tampa Bay Technical High School John Esquivel St. John Neuman High School Amanda Bloomer Graceville High School Cindy Wade Bozeman High School The Eliminate Project 1st Bronze Palmetto Ridge High School 1st Silver Barbara Goleman High School 1st Gold Hialeah Senior High School 1st Platinum Tampa Bay Technical High School 2nd Bronze North Fort Myers High School 2nd Silver Cape Coral High School 2nd Gold Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School 2nd Platinum Barron Collier High School 3rd Bronze Deland High School 3rd Silver Seacreast Country Day School 3rd Gold Saint John Neuman High School 3rd Platinum Miami Lakes Educational Center High School Oratorical Contest 1st Jhulianna Vivar 2nd Samantha Glover 3rd Danay Hernandez Talent Contest 1st Mary Roselyn and Dancers (Set Fire to the Rain) 2nd The Bomb Squad 3rd Jessie and Quintel (Robotic Dancers) Service Hours by club size 1st Bronze Booker T. Washington High School 1st Silver Barbara Goleman High School 1st Gold Hialeah Gardens Senior High School 1st Platinum Jesuit High School 2nd Bronze West Port High School 2nd Silver Cape Coral High School 2nd Gold Palatka High School 2nd Platinum Manatee High School 3rd Bronze South Miami Senior High School 3rd Silver Blake High School 3rd Gold William R. Boone High School 3rd Platinum Tampa Bay Technical High School 6 Florida District of Key Club International -- Awards, Contests, and Scholarships Winners 2011-2012 Club Membership Growth Award A Crawford Mosley High School American Heritage High School/Plant Archbishop Carroll High School Archbishop McCarthy High School Atlantic High School Barron Collier High School Bartram Trail High School Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School Blake High School Boca Raton High School Booker T Washington Sr High School Boyd Anderson High School Bozeman High School Bradford High School Buchholz High School Cardinal Gibbons High School Carrollton School Of The Sacred Heart Cayman Prep & High School Central High School (Brooksville) Chaminade Madonna College Preparatory Columbia High School Community School High School Coral Gables Senior High School Coral Glades High School Coral Springs High School Crestview High School Cypress Bay High School Darnell-Cookman Deltona High School Desoto County High School Dunedin High School Edgewood Jr./Sr. High Edison Academic Center Edison Collegiate High School Edward H. White High School Episcopal High School Everglades High School Flagler Palm Coast High School Flanagan High School Fort Lauderdale High School Freedom High School Freeport High School Gateway Charter High School 7 Florida District of Key Club International -- Awards, Contests, and Scholarships Winners 2011-2012 George Jenkins Senior High School Gulf Breeze High School Gulf Coast High School Gulliver Preparatory School Hallandale High School Hardee County High School Hollywood Hills High School Holmes County High School Ida S Baker High School Immaculata - La Salle High School Immokalee
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