The Fifty-Seventh Annual Cinderella Charity...
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Carmen is a member of National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Key Club, YoungLife, and Mayor’s Youth Commission. Outside of school, Carmen plays club soccer and is active in the First United Methodist Church of Arlington, participating in the leadership team and youth choir. Upon graduation, Carmen hopes to attend the University of Texas, UCLA, or the University of Arkansas to study business. Amanda is a varsity cheerleader, involved in National Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, and Madrigal Show Choir. Outside of school, she coaches a group of Optimist cheerleaders and is an active member of First United Methodist Church of Arlington where she serves on the Youth Leadership Council. Upon graduation, Amanda hopes to attend either the University of Arkansas or Texas Tech University to study education. Catherine is an honor student, a school ambassador, plays varsity golf, is a member of the Living in Faith Experience Team, Pro-Life Team, and spirit club. Outside of school, she volunteers for Green Oaks School and is an active member of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Community. After graduation, she hopes to attend the University of Oklahoma or Texas Tech University or dedicate a gap year to service work. Blair is a member of National Honor Society, the volleyball team, and part of the worship committee. Outside of school, she is a member of Gospel City Church, performs with Young Stars and Guitars, and enjoys traveling with her family. Upon graduation, Blair plans to attend Texas A&M University or Belmont University and major in education or music therapy. Channy is on the honor roll for academic achievement, vice president of the junior class, yearbook layout editor, captain of the varsity field hockey team, and a member of National Honor Society. Outside of school, she plays field hockey with her club team, authors a blog, For the Love of Books, and is an advocate for early readers. Upon graduating, Channy hopes to attend Vassar, Bryn Mawr, or Smith College to study English literature. Abigail is a junior Student Council representative, varsity volleyball player, member of National Honor Society, baseball team manager, and is in the top 5% of her class. Outside of school, she is an active member of Fielder Road Baptist Church, Ignite Bible study, and YoungLife. After graduating, Abigail plans to attend either the University of Oklahoma or Texas Christian University to study nursing and Spanish. Carrigan is a varsity cheerleader, Student Council representative, and a student mentor at Corey Elementary School. She was awarded All-American Cheerleader by the National Cheerleading Association. Outside of school, Carrigan is a member of Karrousel Social Club and attends First Baptist Church of Arlington. Upon graduation, she wishes to cheer at the collegiate level at either Texas Tech University, the University of Oklahoma, or the University of Alabama and major in journalism. Carmen Regina Carmen, 17, is the daughter of Jill and Michael Regina and a junior at Martin High School. Lauren is a member of National Honor Society, Science and Spanish National Honor Societies, varsity cheerleader, vice president of Vikes for Change Club, member of the A Capella Choir, Harmony Show Choir, and yearbook staff. She is involved in YoungLife, an Arlington Optimist cheer coach, and an assistant counselor at Camp Thurman. Upon graduation, Lauren hopes to attend Texas Christian University to study finance. Lauren Julius Lauren, 16, is the daughter of Kim and Mike Julius and a junior at Lamar High School. Tatum is a part of National Honor Society, student government, junior varsity volleyball, varsity soccer, and varsity track and field. Outside of school, she leads a high school Bible study called Ignite PCA and is an active member of Gospel City Church where she attends regularly and participates in the youth group. After graduating in 2018, Tatum hopes to attend Vanderbilt University or Texas Christian University. Tatum Fife Tatum, 17, is the daughter of Becca and Chad Fife and a junior at Pantego Christian Academy. Mandy is involved in National Honor Society, Key Club, YoungLife, and is a varsity cheerleader. Outside of school, she is in her sixth season of competitive cheer at Spirit of Texas and is an active member of Fielder Church. Upon graduation, Mandy hopes to attend Texas Christian University or Dallas Baptist University to study nursing. Mandy Williams Mandy, 17, is the daughter of Meg and Jason Williams and a junior at Arlington High School. Taryn is the junior class president, Student Council treasurer, in the top 1% of her class, varsity volleyball player, boys’ soccer manager, a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, YoungLife, and Ignite Bible Study. Outside of school, Taryn is an active member of the Mayor’s Youth Commission, Youth Leadership Arlington, and First Baptist Church of Arlington. Upon graduating, Taryn plans on playing volleyball and studying medicine. Taryn Cates Taryn, 16, is the daughter of Donna Cates and Marc Cates and a junior at Arlington High School. Amanda McQuitty Amanda, 16, is the daughter of Greg and the late Pam McQuitty and a junior at Lamar High School. Hannah is a member of National Honor Society and is on the honor roll. Outside of school, she is a member of Pantego Bible Church and participates in various mission trips and Bible studies. After graduating, Hannah plans to do a Discipleship Training School with Youth With A Mission – University of the Nations before attending college. Hannah Porter Hannah, 17, is the daughter of Jamey and Craig Porter and a junior at Pantego Christian Academy. Catherine Westerlage Catherine, 17, is the daughter of Carolyn Mentesana Westerlage and Gary Westerlage and a junior at Nolan Catholic High School. Madi is on the Headmaster’s List for academic achievement, varsity cheerleader, varsity soccer player, member of Honors A Capella Choir, member of Key Club, and the social chair for World Language Club. Outside of school, she attends Fielder Church, began playing the harp at the age of two, and is an active member of Youth Leadership Arlington Class of 2017. Upon graduation, Madi plans to attend the University of Oklahoma to pursue a degree in nursing. Madilyn Snyder Madilyn, 17, is the daughter of Lyn and Mike Snyder and a junior at The Oakridge School. Peyton is in Student Council, Key Club, National Honor Society, and Psychology Club where she serves as treasurer. Outside of school, she is the Senior Event Game Coordinator for Mayor’s Youth Commission, active in Girl Scouts, a junior member of the Arlington Parks and Recreation Board, and she serves as State Duchess for Children of the American Revolution. Upon graduation, Peyton hopes to attend Texas A&M, University of Texas, or the University of Southern California to study business or communications. Peyton Jones Peyton, 17, is the daughter of Lesa and Lance Jones. She is a junior, who attended Martin High School, and currently attends Northstar School. Blair Herrod Blair, 17, is the daughter of Gina and Kelly Herrod and a junior at Pantego Christian Academy. Kennedy is the president and founder of the Vikes for Change Club and an officer of the Youth Arlington Club. She is a member of the Lamar High School A Cappella Varsity Choir and the Harmony Varsity Show Choir. After graduating, Kennedy hopes to attend Texas A&M University or the University of Arkansas and then plans to establish a non-profit charity organization of her own. Kennedy Levy Kennedy, 17, is the daughter of Amy and Jeffrey Levy and a junior at Lamar High School. Channy Cornell Channy, 17, is the daughter of Buffy and Blair Cornell and a junior at The Oakridge School. Madison is a varsity cheerleader, Student Council class representative, member of National Honor Society, and is in the Ready, Set, Teach program. Outside of school, she is a member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church and Karrousel Social Club. Upon graduation, Madison hopes to attend Texas Tech University, Texas A&M University, or Stephen F. Austin University to pursue a career in education. Madison Cinquepalmi Madison, 17, is the daughter of Kelly and Nick Cinquepalmi and younger sister of Karsen. She is a junior at Martin High School. Sarah is the sophomore class co-president, junior varsity cheerleader, choir council member, Harmony Show Choir member, junior varsity baseball manager, and a member of the UIL Cheer competition squad for the past two years. Outside of school, she is an active member of First United Methodist Church of Arlington, participating in youth choir and praise band. Upon graduation, Sarah hopes to study engineering. Sarah Crawford Sarah, 15, is the daughter of Kim and Scott Crawford and a sophomore at Lamar High School. Abigail Clay Abigail, 17, is the daughter of Lori and Randall Clay and a junior at Arlington High School. Hannah is a junior varsity cheerleader, member of the UIL competition squad, junior varsity choir, and Encore Show Choir. She is involved in HOSA, Vikes for Change, Ignite, and Key Club. Outside of school, Hannah volunteers at Mission Arlington, Optimist Cheer Club, Boys & Girls Clubs of Arlington, and Special Olympics. Upon graduation, Hannah hopes to attend the University of Texas studying pre-med. Hannah Harris Hannah, 16, is the daughter of Debi and Pat Harris and a sophomore at Lamar High School. Carrigan Slover Carrigan, 16, is the daughter of Aimee and Scott Slover and a junior at Martin High School. Lauren is a junior class representative on Student Council and is involved in National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Key Club, Psychology Club, Martin PTSA, and the Warrior Post Newspaper. Outside of school, she is in Karrousel Social Club and is a member of the youth group at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. Upon graduating, Lauren hopes to attend the University of Texas at Austin, the University of California, San Diego, or Texas Christian University, followed by medical school. Lauren Worth Lauren, 17, is the daughter of Sandy and Tom Worth, sister of Thomas Worth, and a junior at Martin High School. Olivia is involved in Science National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, and a middle blocker for varsity volleyball. Outside of school, she is a member of First United Methodist Church of Arlington and plays select volleyball for No Limits Volleyball Club. Upon graduation, Olivia hopes to attend the University of Texas or Texas A&M University to pursue a business degree in healthcare finance and management. Olivia Arnott Olivia, 15, is the daughter of Elizabeth and John Arnott and a sophomore at Lamar High School. Tickets $95 Must be purchased by April 4th Ticket information call 817-689-4799. Tickets cannot be purchased online. Benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of Arlington Please visit CinderellaCharityBall.com for donation information. The Cinderella Charity Ball is the oldest continuing social event and charitable benefit in Arlington. A selection committee from the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Arlington annually selects sophomore or junior girls who have applied to be candidates for Miss Cinderella. The candidate who raises the most money during a seven week campaign is crowned Miss Cinderella. This year’s candidates are shown below. Arlington Convention Center Ballroom SATURDAY, APRIL 15 TH C ocktail H our 6:30 PM * D inner &P resentat ions 7:30 PM M aster of C eremonies –J immy Bennett D ance to the Music of The Roof Raisers Photos courtesy of Munson-Cox The Fifty-Seventh Annual Cinderella Charity Ball Ladies Auxiliary extends a special “thank you” to our friends at Baylor Orthopedic spine hospital of Arlington.
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Carmen is a member of National Honor Society,Spanish National Honor Society, Key Club,YoungLife, and Mayor’s Youth Commission.Outside of school, Carmen plays club soccer andis active in the First United Methodist Church ofArlington, participating in the leadership team andyouth choir. Upon graduation, Carmen hopes toattend the University of Texas, UCLA,or the University of Arkansas to study business.
Amanda is a varsity cheerleader, involvedin National Honor Society, A CappellaChoir, and Madrigal Show Choir. Outsideof school, she coaches a group of Optimistcheerleaders and is an active member ofFirst United Methodist Church of Arlingtonwhere she serves on the Youth LeadershipCouncil. Upon graduation, Amanda hopesto attend either the University of Arkansas orTexas Tech University to study education.
Catherine is an honor student, a schoolambassador, plays varsity golf, is a member ofthe Living in Faith Experience Team, Pro-LifeTeam, and spirit club. Outside of school,she volunteers for Green Oaks School and is anactive member of St. Vincent de Paul CatholicCommunity. After graduation, she hopes toattend the University of Oklahoma orTexas Tech University or dedicate agap year to service work.
Blair is a member of National Honor Society, thevolleyball team, and part of the worship committee.Outside of school, she is a member of Gospel CityChurch, performs with Young Stars and Guitars,and enjoys traveling with her family.Upon graduation, Blair plans to attend Texas A&MUniversity or Belmont University and major ineducation or music therapy.
Channy is on the honor roll for academicachievement, vice president of the junior class,yearbook layout editor, captain of the varsity fieldhockey team, and a member of National HonorSociety. Outside of school, she plays field hockey withher club team, authors a blog, For the Love of Books,and is an advocate for early readers. Upon graduating,Channy hopes to attend Vassar, Bryn Mawr,or Smith College to study English literature.
Abigail is a junior Student Councilrepresentative, varsity volleyball player,member of National Honor Society, baseballteam manager, and is in the top 5% of herclass. Outside of school, she is an activemember of Fielder Road Baptist Church,Ignite Bible study, and YoungLife. Aftergraduating, Abigail plans to attend either theUniversity of Oklahoma or Texas ChristianUniversity to study nursing and Spanish.
Carrigan is a varsity cheerleader, StudentCouncil representative, and a student mentorat Corey Elementary School. She was awardedAll-American Cheerleader by the NationalCheerleading Association. Outside of school,Carrigan is a member of Karrousel Social Cluband attends First Baptist Church of Arlington.Upon graduation, she wishes to cheer at thecollegiate level at either Texas Tech University,the University of Oklahoma, or the University ofAlabama and major in journalism.
CarmenReginaCarmen, 17, isthe daughter ofJill and MichaelRegina and ajunior at MartinHigh School.
Lauren is a member of National Honor Society,Science and Spanish National Honor Societies,varsity cheerleader, vice president of Vikes forChange Club, member of the A Capella Choir,Harmony Show Choir, and yearbook staff. Sheis involved in YoungLife, an Arlington Optimistcheer coach, and an assistant counselor at CampThurman. Upon graduation, Lauren hopes toattend Texas Christian University to study finance.
Lauren JuliusLauren, 16, is thedaughter of Kimand Mike Juliusand a juniorat Lamar HighSchool.
Tatum is a part of National Honor Society, studentgovernment, junior varsity volleyball, varsity soccer,and varsity track and field. Outside of school, sheleads a high school Bible study called Ignite PCAand is an active member of Gospel City Churchwhere she attends regularly and participates in theyouth group. After graduating in 2018, Tatum hopesto attend Vanderbilt University or Texas ChristianUniversity.
Tatum FifeTatum, 17, isthe daughterof Becca andChad Fife anda junior atPantego ChristianAcademy.
Mandy is involved in National Honor Society,Key Club, YoungLife, and is a varsity cheerleader.Outside of school, she is in her sixth seasonof competitive cheer at Spirit of Texas and isan active member of Fielder Church. Upongraduation, Mandy hopes to attend Texas ChristianUniversity or Dallas Baptist University to studynursing.
MandyWilliamsMandy, 17, isthe daughterof Meg andJason Williamsand a junior atArlington HighSchool.
Taryn is the junior class president, Student Counciltreasurer, in the top 1% of her class, varsityvolleyball player, boys’ soccer manager, a memberof Fellowship of Christian Athletes, YoungLife, andIgnite Bible Study. Outside of school, Taryn is anactive member of the Mayor’s Youth Commission,Youth Leadership Arlington, and First BaptistChurch of Arlington. Upon graduating, Taryn planson playing volleyball and studying medicine.
Taryn CatesTaryn, 16, isthe daughter ofDonna Catesand Marc Catesand a junior atArlington HighSchool.
AmandaMcQuittyAmanda, 16, isthe daughter ofGreg and the latePam McQuittyand a juniorat Lamar HighSchool.
Hannah is a member of National Honor Societyand is on the honor roll. Outside of school,she is a member of Pantego Bible Church andparticipates in various mission trips and Biblestudies. After graduating, Hannah plans to do aDiscipleship Training School with Youth WithA Mission – University of the Nations beforeattending college.
HannahPorterHannah, 17, isthe daughterof Jamey andCraig Porterand a junior atPantego ChristianAcademy.
CatherineWesterlageCatherine, 17, isthe daughter ofCarolyn MentesanaWesterlage andGary Westerlageand a junior atNolan CatholicHigh School.
Madi is on the Headmaster’s List for academicachievement, varsity cheerleader, varsity soccerplayer, member of Honors A Capella Choir,member of Key Club, and the social chair forWorld Language Club. Outside of school, sheattends Fielder Church, began playing the harpat the age of two, and is an active member ofYouth Leadership Arlington Class of 2017. Upongraduation, Madi plans to attend the University ofOklahoma to pursue a degree in nursing.
MadilynSnyderMadilyn, 17, isthe daughter ofLyn and MikeSnyder and ajunior at TheOakridge School.
Peyton is in Student Council, Key Club, NationalHonor Society, and Psychology Club where sheserves as treasurer. Outside of school, she is theSenior Event Game Coordinator for Mayor’sYouth Commission, active in Girl Scouts, a juniormember of the Arlington Parks and RecreationBoard, and she serves as State Duchess forChildren of the American Revolution. Upongraduation, Peyton hopes to attend Texas A&M,University of Texas, or the University of SouthernCalifornia to study business or communications.
Peyton JonesPeyton, 17, isthe daughter ofLesa and LanceJones. She isa junior, whoattended MartinHigh School, andcurrently attendsNorthstar School.
Blair HerrodBlair, 17, is thedaughter of Ginaand Kelly Herrodand a junior atPantego ChristianAcademy.
Kennedy is the president and founder of the Vikesfor Change Club and an officer of the YouthArlington Club. She is a member of the LamarHigh School A Cappella Varsity Choir and theHarmony Varsity Show Choir. After graduating,Kennedy hopes to attend Texas A&M Universityor the University of Arkansas and then plans toestablish a non-profit charity organization of herown.
Kennedy LevyKennedy, 17, isthe daughter ofAmy and JeffreyLevy and a juniorat Lamar HighSchool.
ChannyCornellChanny, 17, is thedaughter of Buffyand Blair Cornelland a junior atThe OakridgeSchool.
Madison is a varsity cheerleader, Student Councilclass representative, member of National HonorSociety, and is in the Ready, Set, Teach program.Outside of school, she is a member of HolyCross Lutheran Church and Karrousel SocialClub. Upon graduation, Madison hopes to attendTexas Tech University, Texas A&M University, orStephen F. Austin University to pursue a career ineducation.
MadisonCinquepalmiMadison, 17, isthe daughter ofKelly and NickCinquepalmi andyounger sister ofKarsen. She is ajunior at MartinHigh School.
Sarah is the sophomore class co-president,junior varsity cheerleader, choir councilmember, Harmony Show Choir member,junior varsity baseball manager, and amember of the UIL Cheer competitionsquad for the past two years. Outside ofschool, she is an active member of FirstUnited Methodist Church of Arlington,participating in youth choir and praise band.Upon graduation, Sarah hopes to studyengineering.
Sarah CrawfordSarah, 15, is thedaughter of Kimand Scott Crawfordand a sophomoreat Lamar HighSchool.
Abigail ClayAbigail, 17,is the daughter ofLori and RandallClay and a juniorat Arlington HighSchool.
Hannah is a junior varsity cheerleader,member of the UIL competition squad,junior varsity choir, and Encore Show Choir.She is involved in HOSA, Vikes for Change,Ignite, and Key Club. Outside of school,Hannah volunteers at Mission Arlington,Optimist Cheer Club, Boys & Girls Clubsof Arlington, and Special Olympics. Upongraduation, Hannah hopes to attend theUniversity of Texas studying pre-med.
HannahHarrisHannah, 16, isthe daughter ofDebi and PatHarris and asophomore atLamar HighSchool.
Carrigan SloverCarrigan, 16, isthe daughter ofAimee and ScottSlover and a juniorat Martin HighSchool.
Lauren is a junior class representative on StudentCouncil and is involved in National Honor Society,Science National Honor Society, Spanish NationalHonor Society, Key Club, Psychology Club, MartinPTSA, and the Warrior Post Newspaper. Outsideof school, she is in Karrousel Social Club and is amember of the youth group at St. Vincent de PaulCatholic Church. Upon graduating, Lauren hopes toattend the University of Texas at Austin, the Universityof California, San Diego, or Texas Christian University,followed by medical school.
Lauren WorthLauren, 17, is thedaughter of Sandyand Tom Worth,sister of ThomasWorth, and a juniorat Martin HighSchool.
Olivia is involved in Science National HonorSociety, Spanish National Honor Society,and a middle blocker for varsity volleyball.Outside of school, she is a member of FirstUnited Methodist Church of Arlington andplays select volleyball for No Limits VolleyballClub. Upon graduation, Olivia hopes toattend the University of Texas or Texas A&MUniversity to pursue a business degree inhealthcare finance and management.
Olivia ArnottOlivia, 15, isthe daughter ofElizabeth andJohn Arnott anda sophomoreat Lamar HighSchool.
Tickets $95 Must be purchased by April 4thTicket information call 817-689-4799.Tickets cannot be purchased online.
Benefiting the Boys & Girls Clubs of ArlingtonPlease visit CinderellaCharityBall.com
for donation information.
The Cinderella Charity Ball is the oldest continuing social event and charitable benefit in Arlington. A selection committee from the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Arlington annually selects sophomore or junior girls who have applied to becandidates for Miss Cinderella. The candidate who raises the most money during a seven week campaign is crowned Miss Cinderella. This year’s candidates are shown below.
Arlington Convention Center Ballroom
SATURDAY, APRIL 15THCocktail Hour 6:30 PM * Dinner & Presentations 7:30 PM
Master of Ceremonies – Jimmy BennettDance to the Music of The Roof Raisers
Photos courtesy of Munson-Cox
The Fifty-Seventh Annual
Cinderella Charity Ball
Ladies Auxiliary extends a special “thank you” to our friends atBaylor Orthopedic spine hospital of Arlington.
