TCMS students won many awards in The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Junior American Citizens annual competition. There were thirty-three winners from Thomas County Middle School for the Thomasville chapter. Sixteen of those winners took first place and will advance to state competition in January. This year’s theme was “100th Anniversary of World War I—Service on the Homefront.” Students were able to compete in the following categories: poster, stamp design, photo essay, banner, poem, short story, or community service.
The following students placed in the competition:
5th grade, Group 1
Banner: 1st Place - Walker Cobb, Charlie Emmett, and Trip Wilson
2nd Place - Ari Drakeford, Madison Nixon, and Annalia Small
Poem: 1st Place - Skipper Lippert
Short Story: 1st Place - Dolan Cleveland
2nd Place - Natalie Carlisle
5th grade, Group 2
Banner: 1st Place - Hannah Bernard, Bridgett Cook, Avery Turnbull
Poster: 1st Place - Meghan Moncrief
2nd Place - Lydia Glass
Photo Essay: 1st Place - Gatlyn Majors
2nd Place - Emma Barrow
3rd Place - Nathan Jarrett
Poem: 1st Place - Ki’Mya Malcolm
2nd Place - Janiece Severance
3rd Place - Sariah Mango
Short Story: 1st Place - Ashlyn Ingram
2nd Place - Danyelle Curry
3rd Place - Wyatt Pritchard
Honorable Mention - Kennedy Warren
5th grade, Group 3
Poster: 3rd Place - Hunter Lindquist
Poem: 1st Place - Ken Williams
2nd Place - Logan Carroll
6th grade, Group 1
Poster: 1st Place - Libby Stewart
Stamp: 1st Place Harrison Johnson
2nd Place - Kristopher Wilhelm
6th grade, Group 2
Poster: 1st Place - Daisy Smith
Stamp: 1st Place - Bailey Maroney
2nd Place - Jordan Coaker
3rd Place - Emmanuel Rios
Poem: 1st Place - Mikayla Voyles
2nd Place - Shelby Wilbourn
3rd Place - Ashley Parparian
Short Story: 1st Place - Garrett Landing
6th Grade, Group 3
Poem: 1st Place - Austin Bass
Pictured below are first place recipients who will move on to the state competition in January. From left to right on the back row are: Bailey Maroney, Mikayla Voyles, Daisy Smith, Garrett Landing, Harrison Johnson, Austin Bass, Libby Stewart, and Meghan Moncrief. On the second row from left to right are Avery Turnbull, Ki'Mya Malcolm, Bridgett Cook, Dolan Cleveland, Charlie Emmett, Ken Williams, and Walker Cobb. On the bottom row, left to right are: Trip Wilson, Ashlyn Ingram, Gatlyn Majors, and Skipper Lippert. Not pictured is Hannah Bernard.
Pictured below are all fifth grade winners.
Pictured below are all sixth grade winners.