5/21/13 Parent Newsletter # 56

Hanna Grad Wendie Walls Cheek

Needs Your Help

"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes.

You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on

your own. And you know what you know. You are the guy

who'll decide where to go." (Dr. Seuss)

Senior Information We are looking forward to a beautiful graduation at Clemson’s Littlejohn Coliseum on May 31

st,

and we know that you are excited about your big day. There are a number of points that are key

to making your graduation the DIGNIFIED and happy event that you deserve. Our goal is to make

this a time of respectful celebration so that everyone may have his or her individual moment to be

recognized.

You must attend all three graduation practices – the roll will be checked. NO EXCEPTIONS! If you

are not in attendance at each practice for the entire time, you will NOT be allowed to take part in

graduation. Mrs. Hilton is the only one who can excuse any absences from practice. Appropriate

school dress is expected, and you must wear your school ID. No visitors are permitted at practice,

including children.

We will give out many important items during practice on May 24th. You must have your school

ID to receive these.

Practice will last as long as necessary. It all depends on you. If we get cooperation from the Senior

Class, we can be finished by about 11:00 at Hanna. Another school follows us at Littlejohn on

Wednesday the 29th, so we must be out on time. Being tardy to practice will just prolong the

length of practice for the others. Having to go to work is not an acceptable excuse to leave

practice early!

Some of you will have to clear obligations with various teachers before you can get your diploma.

Names of those who have outstanding fees will be called out each day of practice. If you do not

clear all obligations by Wednesday, May 29th at 8:15 AM, your diploma will be removed from

your diploma cover and held in the office until all monies are paid. There will be long lines at that

time, so clear your fees EARLY! Also, don’t forget that we have practice on May 29th, NO

PRACTICE on the 30th, and GRADUATION on the 31

st.

GRADUATION – May 31st

Graduation ceremonies begin at 3:30 PM - whether or not you and/or your guests are there! For

graduation, all Seniors need to report to the ballroom area of the South Colonnade of Littlejohn

Coliseum NO LATER THAN 2:00! Traffic will be very congested (there is a baseball tournament at

Clemson that day), so you need to plan to ARRIVE EARLY. Be sure to bring your cap, gown, and

tassel. You should be dressed appropriately for graduation. If you choose to dress inappropriately,

you will not be allowed to march, and you will have to pick up your diploma at the school on

Monday, June 3rd. Appropriate dress is:

Men – dark trousers (navy or black) ABSOLUTELY NO JEANS; dark dress shoes,

dark socks, white shirts, dark necktie or bowtie, cap, gown, tassel

Women – black dresses or black dress pants and black blouse, black low-heeled

shoes, cap, gown, and tassel. Absolutely no flip-flops of any kind!

As we will practice, graduates will enter through the tunnel on the floor of the Coliseum in two

lines. Remember that if you are in the right line, you line up in regular numerical order (lowest to

highest, i.e. 1-15) for each row. If you are in the LEFT LINE, you should line up HIGHEST TO

LOWEST (i.e. 30-16) for each row before you enter. At the end of the ceremony, Junior Marshals

will lead you out, starting with the first row, just as they did at the Awards Night.

***Please let your family and friends know that it is our desire that the graduation ceremony be

one that is dignified and appropriate as we honor our seniors. We respectfully request that those

who are invited to this ceremony refrain from outbursts, use of noisemakers, and any other

activities that may disrupt the ceremony. Applause is the only appropriate display for guests.

Crafts Photography will be taking photographs of those who purchase the service ahead of time.

Flyers will be given out at practice.

Creative Video will also be taping the entire graduation ceremony. They will sell these videos for

$20. You should pre-order if you want a video. Order forms will be available during this Senior

Meeting and at the Civic Center the day of graduation.

Key Dates and Times:

Practice #1 May 24th, 8:15 a.m. TLH Mall Area

Practice #2 May 28th, 8:15 a.m. TLH Mall Area

Practice #3 May 29th, 9:00 a.m.

Be in line by 8:45!

Littlejohn Coliseum,

South Colonnade

GRADUATION MAY 31st, Be in line by

2:00!

Special Student Recognition

We would like to recognize the following students for some special achievements:

Allison Rosa for receiving the Anderson District Five Academic Honors

Achievement Award;

Victoria Murphree for receiving the South Carolina Academic Honors

Achievement Award;

Mykia Roberson for receiving the AVCC’s Health Science completer designation

and having the highest GPA in the class;

Branjee Chapman for passing the S.C. Cosmetology State Board Exam; and

Samantha Watkins for passing the S.C. Cosmetology State Board Exam.

Awards Day 2013

ANDERSON V CAREER CAMPUS AWARDS

Cosmetology Student of the Year—Crystal McGee Kaelyn Elizabeth Phipps

Tollison

Culinary Arts Student of the Year—Jenny O’Brien Stephanie Guevara

Culinary Arts Scholarships—Jenny O’Brien Stephanie Guevara

Lauren Elizabeth

Richardson

Engineering Design—Dr. Kyle Locke Dominiqueca Rosemary

Edwards

FBLA Student of the Year—Tammy Mathews Joseph Thomas Willis

ART AWARDS—Kathy Moore Victoria Rose Murphree

Marissa Mae Richardson

BAND AWARDS – Richard Baskin

John Phillip Sousa Award Timothy Steven Moss

Jazz Ensemble Award Brandon Mitchell Joy

Junior Band Award Matthew Alexander Storie

Kiwanis Music Club Award Daniel Colby Walters

Robbie Gasper Award David Karl Langbehn

Directors Award Charles Weston Kay

Senior Band Award Zachary Ethan Bolt

Corey White Diversity Award (Anderson County

Human Relations Council) – Reverend Kynan

Robinson

Qwinnterius Lazarous

Copeland

ENGLISH AWARDS – Kristina Turner

Mary Stuart Felder Award Azfar Duza Hossain

English Department Award Benjamin Francis Emanuel

FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARDS – Lindsey

Johnson

Latin Awards—Straight A’s Cody Morgan Allen

Branigan DeAnn Bolt

Ayi Bassey Eta

Brenna Diane Leahey

Victoria Rose Murphree

Jared James Reid

Jessica Camille Smith

Matthew Alexander Storie

Spanish Awards Natalie Ann Ivey

French Awards Kayli Marie Henk

INTERACT CLUB AWARDS – Ken Littlejohn Abigail Virginia Hobbs

JIM COX ATHLETIC MEMORIAL AWARD –

Kenya Fouch Acie Freeman

Outstanding Male Athlete Benjamin James Boulware

Outstanding Female Athlete Chelsea Nicole Drennan

SC High School League Scholar Athletes See List Below

JOURNALISM AWARDS – Johna Cochran

Broadcast Alexander Daniel Bailey

Yearbook George Davis Bannister

Chelsea Nicole Drennan

Taylor Rhae Gennaro

Caroline Chapman Leary

Lauren Ashley Richardson

Allison Elizabeth Rosa

LOUIS KITCHING SCIENCE AWARD – Margie

Carosiello Azfar Duza Hossain

MATH AWARD—Karen Threlkeld Alexander An-Tung Stoll

NJROTC AWARDS – LCDR Randy Smith

Captain George Roper Award Kane Patrick Carlton

Hiram W. Sandlin Outstanding Cadet Award Joshua Cadell Luvene

Stephen D. Thorne Award Kaitlyn Rose Brown

Stephen D. Thorne Scholarship Azfar Duza Hossain

Principal’s Award Sergio Ernesto Interiano

ORCHESTRA AWARDS – Kathy Perry

National School Orchestra Award Brent Foster Hooper

Valicia Lee Stewart

OUTSTANDING TEACHER CADET AWARD –

Anne Harder Marissa Mae Richardson

PERFECT ATTANDANCE—Mary Nell Anthony Angela Nicole Meierholtz

RENSSELAER MATH-SCIENCE AWARD –

Margie Carosiello Jared James Reid

SOCIAL STUDIES AWARD – Al Darby Matthew David Turner

STUDENT GOVERNMENT AWARD –

Lindsey Johnson Richard Luke Bradshaw

Student Government Scholarship Richard Luke Bradshaw

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD AWARD – Ronnie

Culbertson Alexander Matthew Rubin

SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Ada Meeks—ASTRA and Altrusa Clubs – Richard

Morand Alexander Matthew Rubin

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority – Kappa Zeta Omega

Chapter – Saundra Grisham

Dominiqueca Rosemary

Edwards

Camry Simone Rucker

Anderson County Retired Educators Unit 2—

Maxine Cunningham Kerri Denae Simmons

Betty Bagley Overcoming Adversity—Mary Nell

Anthony Keyonta Shereze Gaines

Evelyn Murphy AVID Scholarship – Heather

Holliday

Qwinnterius Lazarous

Copeland

Army Enlistment—Sgt. Lisa Brown Nicholas Alan Casebier

David Keith Tatterson

Tevin Ja’Quan Yelder

Dr. Beatrice R. Thompson—Dr. Beatrice R.

Thompson Victoria Rose Murphree

Elk’s Club – Woody Collins Richard Luke Bradshaw

Anderson Elks Lodge Scholarship Taylor Rhae Gennaro

Erskine College—Trey McCurry Nicholas John Dorton

Mark Daniel Malone

Bradejah LaSean Thomas

Greenville Technical College – Mary Nell

Anthony Chelsea Charnae Williams

Jaime Shaw Memorial – Brantley Isom Meredith Brooke

Williamson

Jill Dunlap Memorial – Keisha Bentley Nicole Hailee Keen

Frances J. & Louis A. Kitching—Glenn Padgett Lee Thompson Madden

National Merit Scholarship—Mary Nell Anthony Azfar Duza Hossain

Alexander An-Tung Stoll

National Society of Black Engineers (Clemson

University)—Reginald Hawthorne

Amondre Malik Bennett-

Dodson

Dominiqueca Rosemary

Edwards

Newman Family – Mary Nell Anthony Aylin Alejandra Alvarez

NaKendra Christine

Barmore

Ka Bo Cheung

D'Maurious Antwain

Roman Johnson

Alesia Alexis Justice

Joshua Cadell Luvene

Megan Rachel McNuer

Kevin Seung Pang

Brittnalynn Rebecca

Pickens

Jada Simone Williams

Omega Innovators—Dr. W.H. (Bubba) Young

Scholarship – Curtis White

Tyler Orinthel Dajon

Thompson

Prudential Spirit of Community Award—Mary

Nell Anthony

Janessia Morrayvia

Mattress

SydneyRenee McCollough

Joshua James Poole

South Carolina Teaching Fellows – Anne Harder Anna Caitlin Brewster

Meriwether Elaine Burrell

Joy Allison Fowler

Abigail Virginia Hobbs

Ashley Brooke Reynolds

Marissa Mae Richardson

Commencement Marshalls Cody Morgan Allen

Megan Belle Blakesley

Ayi Bassey Eta

Kayli Marie Henk

Natalie Ann Ivey

Kristen Brook Johnson

Brenna Diane Leahey

Jordan Joseph Logue

Jared James Reid

Thomas Warner Roberts

Yu Jeong Roh

Jessica Camille Smith

Matthew Alexander Storie

Natalie Frances Colebeth

Stringer

Jacob Wescott Turner

Edwin Chase Wentzky

Wendy’s Heisman Award –Kenya Fouch Domenic Scott Catalfomo

Chelsea Nicole Drennan

Avery Richardson Memorial – Stacy Carlton William Andrew Drennon

T.L. Hanna Booster Club – Kenya Fouch Michael Simon Darazi

Domenic Scott Catalfomo

Haissan Tahkeam Handy

Abigail Virginia Hobbs

James Daniel Kern

Timothy Patrick Mullane

Allison Elizabeth Rosa

Meredith Brooke

Williamson

Green Family Memorial – Kenya Fouch Alexander Matthew Rubin

Laura Leigh Tye Memorial – Mr. Keith Tye Chelsea Nicole Drennan

Tri-County Technical College – Tasheka Johnson Katherine Rose Bismack

Kaityln Rose Brown

James Patrick Jackson

Kaelyn Elizabeth Phipps

Tollison

Jameson Douglas Manford

Smith

Valecia Lee Stewart

Rhett Hendricks—Chris Bowen Lee Thompson Madden

Tripp Wham – Chris Bowen Domenic Scott Catalfomo

SPECIAL RECOGNITION – Sheila Hilton

AVCC Recognitions See list at bottom

2013 South Carolina Academic Achievement

Honors Awards See below

2013 Anderson School District Five Academic

Achievement Honors Awards See below

Palmetto Fellows Scholarship Candidates See below

International Baccalaureate Diploma Candidates See below

2013 Commencement Marshals See below

SPECIAL AWARDS – Sheila Hilton

Prince Ring Award Haissan Tahkeam Handy

Bailes Ring Award Marissa Mae Richardson

T.L. Hanna Award Azfar Duza Hossain

+ South Carolina Academic Achievement Honors

○ Anderson Five Academic Honors

♦ Palmetto Fellows

International Baccalaureate Diploma Candidate

Academic Recognition Recipients

South Carolina High

School League

Scholar Athletes

Zander Lewis Barth

Charles Major Bauknight

Daniel Seth Benitez

Benjamin James Boulware

Christopher Clay Bunton

Samuel Payne Burroughs

Rachel Hannah Burts

Taylor Nicole Cannon

Domenic Scott Catalfomo

Michael Simon Darazi

Chelsea Nicole Drennan

Benjamin Francis Emanuel

Benn Harrison Harmon

Nathan Robert Henk

Azfar Duza Hossain

Zachary Paul Jones

Bryson James McMann

Kylie Marie Miller

Timothy Patrick Mullane

Katheryn Elizabeth Pierce

Alexander Matthew Rubin

Camry Simone Rucker

Landon Carr Simcoe

Ethan Scott Smith

Alexander AnTung Stoll

Matthew David Turner

Karley Elizabeth Wilson

Aylin Alejandra Alvarez Megan Rachel McNuer

Jeremy Ian Anderson + ○ ♦ Timothy Steven Moss

○ Michael Robert Baker + ○ ♦ Victoria Rose Murphree

+ ○ ♦ Zander Lewis Barth + ○ Kevin Seung Pang

○ Charles Major Bauknight ○ Shivani Naresh Patel

○ Daniel Seth Benitez ♦ Katheryn Elizabeth Pierce

○ ♦ Richard Luke Bradshaw ○ Ashley Brooke Reynolds

○ Carlie Elizabeth Campbell ○ Marissa Mae Richardson

○ Kane Patrick Carlton + ○ ♦ Elizabeth Mary Rodriguez

+ ○ ♦ Domenic Scott Catalfomo + ○ ♦

Jeannette Rodriguez

Gonzalez

○ Ka Bo Cheung ○ Allison Elizabeth Rosa

○ ♦ Chelsea Nicole Drennan + ○ ♦ Alexander Matthew

Rubin

+ ○ ♦ Benjamin Francis Emanuel + ○ ♦ Alexander An-Tung Stoll

○ Taylor Rhae Gennaro + ○ ♦ Matthew David Turner

○ Benn Harrison Harmon ○ Hannah Lauren Valentine

+ ○ ♦ Nathan Robert Henk + ♦ Thomas Joel Vreeland

○ Brent Foster Hooper ○ ♦ Daniel Richard Wagner

+ ○ ♦ Azfar Duza Hossain + ○ ♦ Andrew Holden Whitley

○ Erin Elizabeth Johns ○ Jada Simone Williams

○ ♦ Catelin Alyssa Johnson + ○ ♦ Meredith Brooke

Williamson

+ ○ ♦ Jennifer Alice Malmquist ○ Joseph Thomas Willis

○ Mark Daniel Malone ○ ♦ Karley Elizabeth Wilson

Mariah Shantel Zell

Furman Band and Orchestra Camps

Furman still has some openings for their Band and Orchestra camps being held from June

9-14. They are in need of double reeds, clarinets, horns, trombones, and percussion

students. They are accepting applications through this week. The online link for this

summer program is https://app.furman.edu/BandOrchestraCamp/ or you may contact

Les Hicken at les.hicken@furman.edu.

Warning about Bus Stops

Please be aware… two students had a man try to pick them up while they were waiting

at an Anderson 5 bus stop this morning. The bus stop location was Greenland /

Greenleaf in the Greenbriar subdivision near Robert Anderson Middle School. They

described the man as a white male in his forties driving a silver 4-door pick-up with dark

tinted windows, and the person was described as a black male probably in his 40s with a

closely shaven head. The incident occurred around 6:35 this am. The man drove past

the children twice, once stopping to ask if the girl wanted to ride. She ran back into her

house but didn’t tell her parents. She returned to the bus stop when she saw another

student there. Other schools/students should be vigilant in case there is a reoccurrence.

Bus for Littlejohn Graduation Practice

The bus transporting the seniors to Clemson on 5/29/13 for practice will be leaving at

7:30 am as per Katelyn Davis.

Drennan Still Receiving Honors/Awards

Hanna Senior Midfielder Chelsea Drennan added to her already impressive list of

accolades when, earlier today, she was named the Gatorade South Carolina Soccer Player

of the Year. Minutes later she was named the South Carolina Coaches Association for

Women’s Sports Player of the Year, an honor she is receiving for the third time.

In all, over the past four years, Chelsea has been honored with the following:

All Region 1-4A – 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

All State – 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

4A State Championship Game MVP – 2012

SCCAWS Player of the Year – 2011, 2012, 2013

Gatorade SC Player of the Year – 2013

National Soccer Coaches Association of America All American – 2012 (2013 TBA)

All Underclassmen Should Return Blue

Sheets

This Friday, May 24, all underclassmen should return the blue forms that contain the

class schedule selected in student IGP meetings for next year’s classes. Students and

parents are asked to review the selection of classes. Keep in mind that class assignments

will be based on a variety of factors, such as the demand for particular classes, the time

frame in which classes are offered, the classes each student is required to take for

graduation/college entrance, and prerequisite grade requirements.

Once these forms are reviewed, the student should return the form to his/her first block

“B” day teacher. The deadline is Friday, May 24, 2013. If you or your child would like

to make changes to this class schedule, you should mark through the classes you no

longer want and neatly write the new classes beside it. Update the contact information

on the sheet if it is not correct. Not all changes will be approved. If you do not make

changes and/or fail to turn this sheet back in, it will be assumed that the class schedule is

correct. Sheets should be returned whether or not you make changes. The classes

requested are not guaranteed because of possible conflicts and other scenarios that can

affect the schedule. Once final schedules are created this summer and the appropriate

faculty hired, it will not be possible to make changes. This is your opportunity to make

any needed changes. Personal preferences cannot be accommodated – requesting certain

teachers, selecting certain lunch periods, etc.

Turner Receives Merit Scholarship for

Furman

Matthew D. Turner is being offered a college-sponsored National Merit Furman

University Scholarship. About 200 colleges and universities currently underwrite

approximately 4,800 National Merit Scholarships in each annual competition. Only

National Merit Finalists who plan to attend a college or university that sponsors Merit

Scholarship awards can be considered for one. Winners are chosen by officials of the

sponsoring college or university. Congrats, Matthew!

Scholarship Update

This list is updated regularly, so check back frequently. If a scholarship is of interest to

you, go ahead and pursue it. Do not wait until the deadline to apply. Notice that the

scholarships are listed in chronological order by their due date, but the most recent

additions will be in red.

May 2013 Deadlines

• Better Business Bureau Student of Integrity Award

Scholarships worth $500 to $1000 will be given to students across the upstate. Current

juniors are eligible to apply for these scholarships. Qualifications include high character,

leadership, community service, and overall personal integrity and academic history.

Because only one application per high school will be accepted, all applications from TL

Hanna must be returned to the guidance office and only one will be selected to represent

our school. Applications are available in the guidance office and are to be returned to the

guidance office by May 24, 2013, which is an extended deadline.

• Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation Scholarship

The Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation is unique in that it offers scholarships to single

mothers, children who attend alternative schools, students who have earned a GED,

students with grade point averages of 2.0 and students who have previously been

incarcerated, etc. but desire a higher educational opportunity. This group is generally not

the recipients of college scholarships and is typically ignored by the Board of Education.

The Shawn Carter Foundation offers scholarship opportunities to any under-served

student across the United States who desires a higher education. One of the key questions

asked by the Foundation when students apply for a scholarship is: What are your plans

to give back to the community? All applicants must be a US Citizen and complete the on-

line application at http://www.shawncartersf.com/apply/ no later than May 31, 2013.

• Business Partners’ Service Learning Scholarship

This scholarship of $400 recognizes high school students for outstanding service in the

community. A senior from each high school in Anderson School District Five will be

awarded the Service Learning Scholarship. Students that apply for this scholarship must

have performed at least 100 hours of service learning, volunteerism, or community

service. They also must have a GPA of 3.0 and submit an essay on one of the assigned

topics indicated on the application. Additional qualifications are also required. To obtain

a list of those qualifications and an application, students should visit the guidance office.

The deadline for applications to be returned to the TL Hanna guidance office is May 30,

2013.

June 2013 Deadlines

• Abbott and Fenner Scholarship

Abbott and Fenner Business Consultants are pleased to be able to continue with their

scholarship program for juniors and seniors. They will be awarding $1000 to the

winner(s) each year. Deadline is June 14, 2013. The application process requires an essay

submission. Full details are available at www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm

July 2013 Deadlines

• South Carolina Youth Ambassador Scholarship Contest

The SCFB Women’s Leadership Committee sponsors this $2000.00 Scholarship to help

with higher education cost. Anderson County Farm Bureau sponsors the local contest and

awards a $1000.00

Scholarship to 1 female and 1 male ambassador who then will represent Anderson FB in

the SCFB Contest. The winner of the local contest MUST attend the state contest at the

SCFB annual meeting (which is held the 1st weekend of December) in Myrtle Beach to

receive the scholarship money. Applicants do not have to be involved in agriculture, but

must be a member of Anderson County Farm Bureau. Applicants must also be 17-20

years of age by the state contest. The deadline is to apply is July 22, 2013. For more

information, visit

www.scfb.org/getinvolved/scholarships/youthambassadorscholarshipprogram.aspx or

contact Janice Wood at 940-6025 or 296-2770.

College Scholarships

• Columbia College Scholarships

Columbia College offers substantial financial aid, including scholarships, to over 90

percent of its students. Some of these scholarships are based on academics whereas others

are based on leadership, the arts and/or athletics. Female students interested in attending

Converse College should visit http://www.ccis.edu/offices/financialaid/scholarshipfinder

or see her guidance counselor for more information.

More Scholarships

• Navy ROTC Scholarships

If a college degree and a successful career are your objectives, NROTC is the way to get

both money for school and experience for life. This scholarship can provide enough

money (up to $180,000) to cover up to four and in some cases (e.g., engineering,

physics, etc.), even five years of tuition, textbooks, a monthly spending allowance, and

other related fees. Plus, upon graduation, you will be placed in a job in an exciting career

field. There are 160 top colleges and universities that participate (including USC and the

Citadel), and there is no obligation to commit to the Navy until your sophomore of

college. If you do commit, service options include Navy and Navy Nurse. For more

information, visit www.navy.com/careers/nrotc and https://www.nrotc.navy.mil. You

may call Jesse Wheeler at (864) 923-0249. This scholarship is competitive and is based

on your SAT/ACT scores.

• Army ROTC

Full Scholarship - US Army, Army Reserve or Army National Guard. Visit

http://www.goarmy.com/rotc or contact LTC Hale, USC, 803-777-3639. You may also

visit www.highlanderbn.com or Brian Pinson for even more information.

• American Legion Scholarship

Students can attend college tuition-free in South Carolina if parent was a war time

veteran and met certain criteria: 1) was KIA 2) died while in service 3) died of disability

resulting from service 4) was a POW 5) is permanently and totally disabled, as

determined by the VA from any cause 6) was awarded the Congressional Medal of

Honor 7) is MIA or 8) applicant is the child of deceased veteran who qualified under

items 4) and 5). To receive the scholarship, students must attend a state supported

college or technical college. Eligibility terminates at age 26. Free tuition as long as work

and conduct are satisfactory to the institution’s governing body. Applications may be

obtained by writing to the Office of the Governor, Division of VA, 1801 Assembly Street,

Room 230, Columbia, SC 29201. The phone number is 803-255-4317, and the web

address is www.needalift.org.

• Call Me Mister

The "Call Me mister" Program is a collaboration between Clemson University and three

private, historically black colleges in South Carolina (Benedict College, Claflin University,

Morris College) to recruit, train, certify and secure employment for minority males as

elementary teachers in the public schools of South

Carolina. For scholarship information and an application, call 800-640-2657,

www.callmemister.clemson.edu, or e-mail Mister@clemson.edu.

• Michelin Technical Scholars

This program offers opportunities for select students to develop hands-on work

experience while earning their degree in Mechatronics, Industrial Electronics, or General

Engineering. Selected students will receive scholarships to cover the cost of tuition, fees,

and books for the program along with competitive pay and part-time work.

• P.E.O. Sisterhood Scholarship Programs

The P.E.O. Sisterhood promotes educational opportunities for women. They make a

difference in women's lives by offering five different programs that provide higher

educational assistance. For more information, students should visit the guidance office or

www.peointernational.org. Deadlines vary throughout the school year.

Web Sites for Discovering Even More Scholarships

(Note: TL Hanna and Anderson District 5 are not responsible for the content of these

sites.)

www.studentscholarships.org - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.highfivescholarships.com- Lists multiple scholarships.

www.fastweb.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.finaid.org - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.winscholarships.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.college-scholarships.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.cashe.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.meritaid.com - Lists multiple scholarships.

www.scholarshipexperts.com – Lists multiple scholarships.

www.excellence.org – Lists academic scholarships.

www.supercollege.com – Lists academic scholarships

www.thurgoodmarshallfund.net- Lists scholarships for students attending Historically

Black Universities.

www.makingcollegecount.com – Lists Scholarships sponsored by Chevrolet.

www.kidschancesc.org – Lists scholarships for dependents of someone who has been

seriously or fatally

injured as a result of a work-related accident or occupational disease.

www.statefarm.com/aboutus/community/grants/foundation/state_farm_foundation_scho

larships.asp -

www.scholarshipdetective.com/scholarship/index.cfm

www.moolahspot.com/scholarship/index.cfm

www.collegeispower.com/scholarship.cfm

www.genkellyscholarship.com/

www.cksf.org/index.cfm?Page=Scholarships

www.discusawards.com/scholarship-info

www.narfe.org – Lists scholarships for children and grandchildren of retired federal

employees

College Acceptance Wall

First Name Last Name College

NaKendra Barmore Anderson University

Chase Barrett The Art Institute of Charleston

Charles Bauknight III Clemson University

Kylie Beard Wofford

Kylie Beard Clemson University

Kylie Beard College of Charleston

Zachary Bolt Clemson University

Zachary Bolt College of Charleston

Anna Brewster University of South Carolina

Anna Brewster College of Charleston

Nicholas Burgess University of South Carolina

Nicholas Burgess College of Charleston

Meriwether Burrell Samford University

Meriwether Burrell Wofford

Samuel Burroughs The Citadel

Samuel Burroughs

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

University

Brandy Butler Southern Wesleyan University

Brandy Butler Lander University

Kane Carlton Virginia Military Institute

Kane Carlton The Citadel

Lavenia Nicole Coney Anderson University

Lavenia Nicole Coney Lander University

Lavenia Nicole Coney Morris College

Qwinnterius Copeland Charleston Southern University

Qwinnterius Copeland

University of South Carolina

Upstate

Qwinnterius Copeland College of Charleston

Kevae Crawford Charleston Southern University

Michael Darazi Erskine College

Michael Darazi Limestone College

Michael Simon Darazi Winthrop University

Michael Darazi

University of South Carolina

Upstate

Hollie Davis Southern Wesleyan University

Dominique Edwards

North Carolina Agricultural and

Technical State University

Tiffany Galloway Coastal Carolina University

Tiffany Galloway Claflin University

Tiffany Galloway

University of South Carolina

Upstate

Tiffany Galloway Queens University of Charlotte

Tiffany Galloway

University of South Carolina

Aiken

Tiffany Galloway Voorhees College

Tiffany Galloway Livingstone College

Tiffany Galloway Bennett College

Catherine Gay University of South Carolina

Taylor Gennaro University South Carolina

Meredith Hawkins Charleston Southern University

Miranda Heidelberg Lander University

Miranda Heidelberg Clemson University

Nathan Henk Clemson University

Nathan Henk University of South Carolina

Nathan Henk UAB Honors College

Nathan Henk The Ohio State University

Brent Hooper University of South Carolina

Brent Hooper Anderson University

Catelin Johnson Clemson University

Catelin Johnson University of South Carolina

Dmaurious Johnson Coastal Carolina University

D'maurious Johnson University of South Carolina

Taj Jones Allen University

Alesia Justice Anderson University

Alesia Justice Converse

Jonathan Keeney TriCounty

James Kern TriCounty Technical College

Mark Malone Presbyterian College

Mark Malone Erskine College

Mark Malone Winthrop University

Mark Malone Wofford

Mark Malone University South Carolina

Deborah Maness Lander University

Deborah Maness Anderson University

Deborah Maness Charleston Southern University

William Masek Western Carolina University

William Masek Oglethorpe University

William Masek Eastern Kentucky University

William Masek College of Charleston

William Masek Lander University

Janessia Mattress Francis Marion University

Janessia Mattress Southern Wesleyan University

Bryson McMann College of Charleston

Bryson McMann Clemson University

Bryson McMann Coastal Carolina University

Megan McNuer University of South Carolina

Bailey Morrison

The King's College - New York

City

Bailey Morrison College of Charleston

Victoria Murphree Clemson University

John Murray Wake Forest

John Murray The University of Georgia

John Murray Jr. Virginia Tech

John Murray Jr. Clemson University

John Murray Jr. University of South Carolina

John Murray Jr. DePaul University

Avni Naik University of South Carolina

Katarius Paul Coastal Carolina University

Katarius Paul Claflin University

Kristen Petratos Anderson University

Kristen Petratos College of Charleston

Kristen Petratos Coastal Carolina University

Alexis Petratos University of South Carolina

Kristen Petratos The University of Alabama

Kristen Petratos UAB at Birmingham

Keith Price

United States Navy Delayed

Entry Program

Zachery Price Clemson University

Zachery Price Anderson University

Elizabeth Retzlaff SMC Pioneers

Elizabeth Retzlaff Coastall Carolina University

Elizabeth Rodriguez University of South Carolina

Jeannette Rodriquez Clemson University

Jacob Roose Clemson University

Allison Rosa Clemson University

Camry Rucker Hampton University

Camry Rucker Baylor University

Camry Rucker Oglethorpe University

Camry Rucker University of South Carolina

Landon Simcoe Samford University

Landon Simcoe College of Charleston

Landon Simcoe Clemson University

Landon Simcoe Samford University

Landon Simcoe College of Charleston

Kerri Simmons University of South Carolina

Kerri Simmons DePaul University

Alexander Stoll Clemson University

Julia Trutwin Clemson University

Hannah Valentine College of Charleston

Cedricus Wideman Lander University

Cedricus Wideman Charleston Southern University

Cedricus Wideman Coastal Carolina University

Jada Simone Williams Georgia State University

Jada Simone Williams University of South Carolina

Jada Williams Clemson University

Megan Williamson Coastal Carolina University

Meredith Williamson Presbyterian College

Meredith Williamson Clemson University

Karley Wilson Clemson University

Band

Band Banquet will be Thursday, May 23, at 7:15 pm in the mall at TLH. The menu

includes BAR-B-QUE from the Smoking Pig. We hope you can join us as we celebrate

the conclusion of another great year and honor our senior band members. Our first year

members will be given certificates for their Block H letters and officers for next year will

be announced. All of our seniors will be recognized for their great careers in the TLHB!

Needs:

We are need of someone to look at and assist with repairs or suggestions for the

old white “pit” truck. This truck is in need of repair; however, we want to

explore all options before making decisions that will affect us long range. This

truck is used for rehearsals on site and very short local events.

We are in need for some gravel or “fill dirt” for repairs on the band hill and

field. If anyone is interested in taking this on as a project please let me know.

The district has provided us with an additional Conex storage box on the band

field. One of our summer projects will be to re-organize equipment and

supplies. As a result, we are in need of some shelving units of any kind to store

materials more efficiently.

Next year is a possible travel year for Jazz Ensemble. Due to the expense and

logistics involved, I would like to get a couple of volunteer parents to assist with

Jazz Band issues.

We are also in the need of volunteers for Indoor Drumline and Winter Guard

who would be able to assist with these groups. These volunteers would also

need to be available for some board meetings during the indoor season in order

to assist with planning and travel issues.

The district is purchasing new uniform pants and gauntlets for the band

uniforms. These items will be available for the first full performance this fall.

Graduation Practices

Fourth Nine Weeks Grading Period

Fourth nine weeks begins -- March 26

Progress reports issued to students -- May 3

Senior Exam Schedule:

Day Date Blocks Senior Dismissal

Monday May 20 (3&4) B day

Tuesday May 21 (3&4) A day

Wednesday May 22 (1&2) B day 11:40 am

Thursday May 23 (1&2) A day 11:40 am

Senior Report Cards Issued (at practice) -- May 29

Graduation -- May 31

T. L. Hanna (Littlejohn – Clemson, SC 3:30 pm)

Westside (Littlejohn – Clemson, SC 7:00 pm)

Underclass Exam Schedule:

Day Date Blocks Dismissal

Wednesday May 29 (3&4) B day

Thursday May 30 (3&4) A day

Friday May 31 Graduation B day 11:40 am

Monday June 3 NO EXAMS A day

Tuesday June 4 (1&2) B day 11:40 am

Wednesday June 5 (1&2) A day 11:40 am

Underclass Report Cards Prepared for Mailing -- June 7

Spring Testing Calendar 2013

DATE TEST

May 20 (M) B Day U.S. History End-of-Course

Test

IB French Paper 1 and 2 (am)

Senior Exams Blocks 3, 4

May 21 (Tu) A Day U.S. History End-of-Course

Test

Senior Exams 3, 4

May 22 (W) B Day English I End-of-Course Test

Senior Exams 1, 2

May 23 (Th) A Day AP Calculus AB Late Exam (am)

English End-of-Course Test

Senior Exams 1, 2

May 24 (F) B Day AP Biology (pm)

May 29 (W) B Day Underclass Exams 3, 4

May 30 (Th) A Day Underclass Exams 3, 4

May 31 (F) B Day Graduation

June 4 (Tu) B Day Underclass Exams 1, 2

June 5 (W) A Day Underclass Exams 1, 2

June 6 (Th) B Day Exam Makeup Day

Fourth Nine Weeks Testing -- SENIORS Monday, May 20 Blocks 3 & 4 (B Day)

Tuesday, May 21 Blocks 3 & 4 (A Day)

Wednesday, May 22 (Seniors 11:40 Dismissal) Blocks 1 & 2 (B Day)

Thursday, May 23 (Seniors 11:40 Dismissal) Blocks 1 & 2 (A Day)

Fourth Nine Weeks Testing -- UNDERCLASSMEN Wednesday, May 29 Blocks 3 & 4 (B Day)

Thursday, May 30 Blocks 3 & 4 (A Day)

Friday, May 31 (Early Dismissal) Graduation

Tuesday, June 4 Blocks 1 & 2 (B Day)

Wednesday, June 5 (11:40 Dismissal) Blocks 1 & 2 (A Day)

TLH 2012-2013 Calendar

Date Activity Information

May 21 (Tu) Senior Exams Blocks 3 and 4 (A)

U.S. History EOC

Mandatory Graduation

Meeting

First Block in gym

May 22 (W) Senior Exams Blocks 1 and 2 (B) Senior Dismissal at 11:40

am

English 1 EOC

Drivers’ Ed Permit Test After School

May 23 (Th) Senior Exams Blocks 1 and 2 (A) Senior Dismissal at 11:40

am

AP Calculus Late Exam AM

English 1 EOC

Band Banquet

May 24 (F) AP Biology

Graduation Practice Be seated by 8:30 am in mall

May 27 (M) School Holiday Memorial Day

May 28 (Tu) Graduation Practice Be seated by 8:30 am in mall

Deadline for Senior Fees @ 8:30 am in School Store (Graduation

Practice may not be attended until fees are

paid)

May 29 (W) Underclass Exams Blocks 3 and 4 (B)

Graduation Practice Be signed in at tables and in line by 8:45 am

@ Littlejohn Coliseum – Report Cards Issued

to Students at Practice

May 30 (Th) Underclass Exams Blocks 3 and 4 (A)

May 31 (F) Graduation @ 3:30 pm @ Littlejohn Coliseum

June 1 (Sa) SAT Test Date Not given at TLH; Check College Board

website for other locations

June 4 (Tu) Underclass Exams Blocks 1 and 2 (B) Early Dismissal

June 5 (W) Underclass Exams Blocks 1 and 2 (A) Early Dismissal

June 6 (Th) Last Day of School

June 7 (F) Teacher Professional

Development Day

Report Cards Mailed

Home

June 8 (Sa) ACT Test Date @ Westside

June 10 (M) Snow Makeup Day

June 10-21 Summer Drivers’ Ed

Training

@ TLH and Westside

June 11 (Tu) Snow Makeup Day