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Academic All State 2 Clip May 2018 Page resized 13 S015 46% Tulsa World TULSA WORLD 2018 OKLAHOMA ACADEMIC ALL-STATE SCHOLARS SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2018 15 Daniel Campbell Brian Daniel Carlton Kiran Chakravarty Hanna Cook Maison Cook Fletcher High School Edmond Santa Fe High School Edmond North High School Durant High School Chisholm High School Campbell is senior class presi- A National Merit finalist and An Advanced Placement A National Merit finalist and Cook is valedictorian and dent and captain of the Fletcher valedictorian with distinction, Scholar with Distinction, Chakra- Oklahoma State Regents Scholar, a 2018 Presidential Award of academic team. He is active Carlton achieved a perfect ACT varty received a Pritzker Prize in Cook is a graduate of the highly Excellence winner and a 2017 in the Great Plains Technology score. A cellist, he is active in the Mathematics and Science and selective FBI National Academy Girls State delegate. She served Center Cyber Forensics Program. Oklahoma Youth Orchestra and an Academic Excellence Award. Youth Leadership Program. She as junior class president and as Campbell the All-State She is vice is alto section class treasurer organized and Orchestra. president of Mu leader in the her senior, conducted two He has been Alpha Theta, mixed choir sophomore schoolwide selected to was selected and is active in and freshman dodgeball participate in to participate the band, musi- years. She is tournaments Oklahoma’s in the Stanford cal theatre, president of to benefit the Summer Institute of student council, the Fellowship Fletcher Food Arts Institute Medicine Sum- calculus and of Christian Pantry and at Quartz mer Research literature clubs Athletes and is served for three years as camp Mountain. During one of his Program and is a member of the and Young Democrats. She active in the Chisholm Commu- sponsor for the Cross Timbers advanced placement classes, Oklahoma Medical Research volunteers with the Boys and nity Outreach Team and student Children’s Camp. He has been Carlton constructed a working Foundation Teen Leaders in Girls Club of Durant and enjoys council. She is a Vacation Bible starting catcher for the Fletcher clavichord. His volunteer work Philanthropy organization. She crocheting. Cook plans to study School volunteer and has worked baseball team since 2014 and is includes playing the cello at plays in the school orchestra, is a English and pre-law at the Uni- on projects to feed the homeless. varsity basketball captain. He is retirement communities and member of the Oklahoma Energy versity of Oklahoma. She enjoys volleyball, running an umpire for the Fletcher Little tutoring his peers in the areas of Football Club and has partici- Scholarship sponsor: Teresa and biking. Cook plans to study League baseball team and a math, science and cartography. pated in varsity soccer and cross and Alex Adwan aerospace engineering at Okla- member of the Future Farm- He owns and operates his own country. She enjoys outdoor homa State University. ers of America skeet-shooting computer-building and repair activities and making up games Scholarship sponsor: Stephen team. Campbell plans to study business. Carlton plans to study like ripstick-lacrossquetball. and Sherrel Jones computer science at Oklahoma computer engineering and math Scholarship sponsor: Kirti and Baptist University. at the University of Oklahoma. Satish Kumar Scholarship sponsor: The Mc- Scholarship sponsor: Bank of Casland Foundation Oklahoma Jonathan de Gaston Aniket Dehadrai Simon Devlin Jay Eischen Natalie Evans Choctaw High School Oklahoma School Stillwater High School Fairview High School Claremore High School of Science and Mathematics The class valedictorian and a A Valedictorian with Distinc- A Presidential Scholar nomi- Eischen is a National Merit member of the Youth Leadership tion and Advanced Placement Dehadrai was a U.S. team nee and Advanced Placement finalist, an Oklahoma State Uni- Oklahoma Class of 2017, Evans is Scholar with Distinction, de Gas- alternate in the 2017 Interna- Scholar with Honor, Devlin was versity CEAT Scholar, a Coca- an Architecture and Technology ton was praised by his teachers tional Chemistry Olympiad and a Boys State delegate. He is con- Cola Scholar semifinalist and the Scholar in the Oklahoma State for his commitment to helping a semifinalist in the USA Biology ducting research in the chemis- District A-1 Receiver of the Year. University College of Engineering other students Olympiad. He try department He is a highly and was named in his classes was a qualifier at Oklahoma decorated Elks Outstand- succeed. He in the Ameri- State Univer- varsity athlete, ing Student in participates can Invitational sity and did having won Social Sciences. in BEST Mathematics research at the numerous All- She has served Robotics and Examination Henry Bellmon Conference and as student enjoys Android and was named Research Cen- All-Tournament council trea- application state champion ter. He serves team awards, surer, student programming. in the 2017 and as secretary of and has served body treasurer A Life Scout in the Boy Scouts 2018 science bowls. As captain, the National Honor Society and since his freshman year as co- and Students Against Destruc- of America, he is working to he led the school’s TEAM+S to is active in the BETA club and captain of the academic team tive Decisions president, as well attain Eagle Scout status. He has the state and divisional cham- the Best Buddies organization, and co-captain of the football, as director of scholarships for been active in tennis and cross pionships in 2017. The National which serves special ed children. basketball and track teams. He the National Honor Society. She country. He volunteers weekly at Merit semifinalist and National He is a basketball starter and is active in the national and lo- sings the national anthem at Integris Baptist Medical Center Advanced Placement Scholar captain and, along with other cal Future Farmers of America, school and community events and enjoys hiking and camp- participated in a paid summer members of the basketball team, serving locally as chapter officer. and is a four-year tennis player. ing. De Gaston plans to study internship last year at the Dean is a volunteer reader at local He is also active in the Men- She is secretary for Rotary Inter- electrical engineering at Brigham McGee Eye Institute. He is elementary schools. Devlin plans nonite Brethren youth group. act and has served as director Young University. co-founder of the Kind Society, to study aerospace engineering Eischen plans to study industrial of a tennis camp. Evans plans to Scholarship Sponsor: Richard which promotes school unity. He at Oklahoma State University. engineering at Oklahoma State study chemical engineering at James Family Foundation plans to attend the Massachu- Scholarship sponsor: The University. Oklahoma State University. setts Institute of Technology. Oxley Foundation Scholarship sponsor: Bert and Scholarship sponsor: Frank C. Scholarship sponsor: Sim- Janice Mackie and Ludmila Robson mons Foundation Property of OPS News Tracker and members of the Oklahoma Press Association. Clip May 2018 Page resized 13 S017 48% Tulsa World TULSA WORLD 2018 OKLAHOMA ACADEMIC ALL-STATE SCHOLARS SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2018 17 Conner Heffernan Hanna Hill Ethan Ho Ashley Howard Tanner J. Hummingbird MacArthur High School Sweetwater High School Del City High School Purcell High School Berryhill High School Heffernan is the recipient of Hill, a Sayre resident, was Ho is a National Merit Com- Howard is a Perfect Atten- Hummingbird is an Oklahoma the Oklahoma State Regents selected as a Masonic Lodge mended Scholar and an Ad- dance Award recipient and was Academic Scholars qualifier and for Higher Education Academic Student of the Year and is a vanced Placement Scholar with the 2015 State Future Farmers a member of Phi Theta Kappa Scholar Award and was selected recipient of the Future Farmers of Honor. He serves as president of America Greenhand Quiz and Tulsa Community College’s as an Elks National Foundation America State Academic Award. of the National Honor Society, Champion. She has held leader- President’s Honor Roll. He is ac- Most Valu- She serves as editor for the ship roles in the tive in student able Student president of Key Club and her local FFA council and competition. student council captain of chapter, serving the Fellowship He is president and Future the academic as chapter sen- of Christian of the National Farmers of team. As a tinel, reporter Athletes. A Honor Society, America and member of the and secretary. member of an officer with is captain of Key Club, he Howard was the baseball the MacArthur the academic participated in a member team, he was Highlander team. She virtually every of the cross accorded Regiment and is active in the Cel- also is captain of the basketball community service project. A country team. She worked as 2016 State Runner-up honors ebrate Mac board and Key Club. and track teams. She mentors percussion section leader in the a summer volunteer at Purcell and received an All-Conference He volunteers with the Lawton younger students, performs high school band, he was named Public Library and as a teacher at honorable mention in 2016 and Public Library’s summer reading community service through All-State Percussionist. He was her church. She regularly works 2017. He also was a member of program and works part-time at the Greater Good by Students commended for his willingness part-time jobs, operates her the football team, which was a local sandwich shop, serving as organization and is a blood drive to mentor other students in his own crafts business and does named 2017 district champion. shift manager. His outside inter- volunteer. Hill plans to pursue a chemistry class. His outside contract welding for her Super- Hummingbird plans to pursue a ests include martial arts, hiking biology degree at Southwestern interests include playing the vised Agricultural Experience degree in computer engineering and fishing.
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