The DeKalb County Council of PTAs honored 13 graduating DeKalb County high school seniors as recipients of the 2012 Gladys Cook Scholarship.
Each student will receive a $1,000 scholarship to use toward their college education.
student Kip David Lacy was among the recipients.
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Lacy will attend University of Georgia in the fall to study Medical Research Autoimmune Diseases.
Other recipients include:
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Kyle Jackson Woumn, Arabia Mountain High School
College/Major: Georgia Institute of Technology/Computer Engineering and
Spanish
Brittany Sherrell Gas, Cedar Grove High School
College/Major: Georgia Southern University/Criminal Justice
Jasmine Alicia Clayton, Chamblee Charter High School
College/Major: University of Georgia/Graphic Communications
Makiya Adem Moti, Clarkston High School
College/Major: Georgia Perimeter/Nursing
Sydny A. Caldwell, DeKalb School of the Arts
College/Major: Howard University/Computer Science and Dance
Kaelyn Tyler Paschal, Lithonia High School
College/Major: Emory University/Biology – Medical School/Anesthesiologist
Stanley Louis Stewart, McNair High School
College/Major: Northeastern University or Brown University/Digital Media
Journalist
Safia Abdirahim Abdirizak, Miller Grove High School
College/Major: Mercer University/International Business
Kaylin Victoria Ashlyn Riggs, Redan High School
College/Major: South Carolina School of Leadership/Sociologist/Psychologist
Demetria Charlaine Dickins, Southwest DeKalb High School
College/Major: North Carolina A&T State University/Architectural Engineer
Jonathan Alden DeBowles, Stephenson High School
College/Major: Georgia State University/Business Administration
Frances Claire Lippy, Tucker High School
College/Major: Western Carolina University/Nursing
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