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Awards for Arts Excellence 2013-14 OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Awards for Arts Excellence 2013-14 FIRST NAME LAST NAME CATEGORY SCHOOL Whitney Alexa Aaron Band Broken Bow High School Mattie Alexander Drama/Theatre Choctaw High School An Anh Visual Arts Midwest City High School Trinity Aragon-Burton Drama/Theatre Edmond North High School Diana Arellano Visual Arts East Central High School / Tulsa Morgan Atkins Band Stillwater High School Yiting Bai Visual Arts Victory Christian High School Bradley Baker Vocal Music Bethany High School Joshua Bartrug Band Yukon High School Isabel Betancourt Vocal Music Clinton High School Christina Bevien-Guevarra Vocal Music Del City High School Henry Bibelheimer Drama/Theatre Haskell High School Rebecca Black Drama/Theatre Metro Christian Academy Leah Blackburn Vocal Music and Piano Tishomingo High School Allyson Blackshare Drama/Theatre Jenks High School Abigail Boegh Drama/Theatre Metro Christian Academy Kelsey Branson Visual Arts Harding Fine Arts Academy Matthew Scott Budig Drama/Theatre Shattuck High School Paul Bussert Band Bixby High School Kristen Butcher Band Skiatook High School Därrius Butler Vocal Music Del City High School Lorenzo Luis Butler Vocal Music Eisenhower High School-Lawton Hye Ji Byun Visual Arts Victory Christian High School Emily Chareunsouk Visual Arts Glenpool High School Beth Clark Drama/Theatre Oologah High School Sandra Coursey Band and Piano Putnam City High School Autumn Cheyenne Craig Drama/Theatre Keys High School Justin Daniel Crofford Band Edmond North High School Bryant Curtis Vocal Music Broken Bow High School Sam Davis Band and Vocal Music Clinton High School Darrin W. Deason Band Grove High School Shakota Dilley Drama/Theatre Fairview High School Lindsay Dollar Visual Arts Skiatook High School Chad Eggar Visual Arts Bethany High School Hayley Fannon Drama/Theatre Del City High School Carter Fox Vocal Music and Piano Jenks High School Ashley Nichole Ghazal Visual Arts and Vocal Music Skiatook High School Roland Givens Visual Arts Carl Albert High School / Mid-Del Elizabeth Good Drama/Theatre Tipton High School Paige Gosney Drama/Theatre Shattuck High School Chase Gulliver Band and Drama/Theatre Del City High School Kimberlea Harlow Band Classen School of Advanced Studies Will Hedgecock Drama/Theatre and Vocal Music Edison Preparatory School Abby Rose Henry Visual Arts Metro Christian Academy Eli Hobbs Drama/Theatre Haskell High School Rachael Anne Hopkins Drama/Theatre Fairview High School Emily Horton Drama/Theatre Metro Christian Academy Chase Humphrey Drama/Theatre Del City High School Matthew Hunt Visual Arts Victory Christian High School Sarah Ashlin Hunter Band Stillwater High School Jonathan Evan Johnson Band Jenks High School Jasmine Jones Visual Arts Carl Albert High School / Mid-Del Chelsea Kaiser Drama/Theatre Haskell High School Anna Rose Kelly Vocal Music Idabel High School Kelsie Kent Visual Arts Mount St. Mary Madison Nicole King Drama/Theatre Haskell High School Aspynn Koper Visual Arts Weatherford High School Elizabeth Lester Vocal Music Wright City High School Chandler Lindsey Vocal Music Clinton High School Carter Link Visual Arts Metro Christian Academy William Long Piano Norman North High School Carlyn Magness Drama/Theatre Shattuck High School Kayla Manrique Visual Arts Harding Fine Arts Academy Shanna Nicole Mathews Band Grove High School Christian Moler Visual Arts Classen School of Advanced Studies Michael Morris Vocal Music Edison Preparatory School Ohvia Muraleetharan Orchestra and Vocal Music Norman North High School Tatum Nelson Drama/Theatre Jenks High School Nga Nguyen Visual Arts Mustang High School Samantha Nguyen Visual Arts Bethany High School Van Ai Nguyen Visual Arts Harding Fine Arts Academy Madison Jaicee Nolen Visual Arts Broken Bow High School Sally Oh Orchestra Edmond Santa Fe High School Amanda Owens Visual Arts Weatherford High School April Palmer Drama/Theatre Oologah High School Rachel Parks Visual Arts Classen School of Advanced Studies Duncan Payne Visual Arts Classen School of Advanced Studies Bailey Pelletier Vocal Music Navajo High School Justin Penny Vocal Music Del City High School Iasiah Pickens Visual Arts Classen School of Advanced Studies Elizabeth Pierce Visual Arts Carl Albert High School / Mid-Del Madi Pipkin Visual Arts Deer Creek High School Alaina Poole Visual Arts Classen School of Advanced Studies Benjamin Printers, Jr. Vocal Music Del City High School Jillian Elise Pullen Vocal Music Putnam City North High School Zachery Reis Piano Midwest City High School Cale Richards Vocal Music Bethany High School Jameson Riley Drama/Theatre Del City High School Aspen Risley Drama/Theatre Haskell High School Calli Russell Visual Arts Classen School of Advanced Studies Caleb Schantz Vocal Music Yukon High School Paige Allison Shelton Vocal Music Bethany High School Ashlee Shryock Drama/Theatre Shattuck High School Zachary Simons Band and Orchestra Owasso High School Logan Smith Drama/Theatre and Vocal Music Broken Bow High School Sharif Soliman Orchestra Putnam City High School Amelia Som de Cerff Visual Arts Victory Christian High School Delaney Spitz Drama/Theatre Carl Albert High School / Mid-Del Kierstin Nicole Stapleton Drama/Theatre Oologah High School Quanah Steele Vocal Music Del City High School Peyton Storz Vocal Music Edison Preparatory School Aspen Sutherland Visual Arts Yukon High School Kaylee Switzer Drama/Theatre Keys High School Lauren Tedford Visual Arts Metro Christian Academy Jennifer Tran Piano Westmoore High School Jacob Turner Vocal Music Skiatook High School T. Chase Turner Visual Arts Metro Christian Academy Yer Vang Visual Arts East Central High School / Tulsa Shelby Vinson Vocal Music Ardmore High School John Voth Visual Arts Metro Christian Academy Lacey Elizabeth Wagoner Visual Arts Bethany High School Morgan Walkup Visual Arts Weatherford High School Katherine Wang Orchestra Norman North High School Laine Weatherford Vocal Music Broken Bow High School Abigail West Visual Arts Classen School of Advanced Studies Nathan Scott Wiewel Visual Arts Putnam City West High School Broderick N. Williams Vocal Music Putnam City North High School Yung Shu Wong Orchestra Edison Preparatory School Wesley Yee Piano Edmond North High School Ana Zuniga Visual Arts Classen School of Advanced Studies Sponsored by The Oklahoma Alliance for Arts Education, an affiliate of The Kennedy Center Alliance for Arts Education Network Janet Barresi, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Masonic Fraternity of Oklahoma Ronald Chambers, Grand Master .
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