Education Notes: Hickey receives degree at UT
She graduated from Warren County High School and received a bachelor’s degree from MTSU.
Her parents are Tonyua and Dwight Hickey and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Milstead, Evelyn Hickey and the late Bill Hickey. She is employed as a nuclear medicine technician at UT Medical Center.
Local resident named to FHU honors list
LeAnn Woods has been named to the dean’s list of Freed-Hardeman University for the spring 2003 semester.
Woods, a sophomore chemistry major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Woods. To be named to the dean’s list, a full-time student must maintain a 3.3 GPA for that semester.
Jenkins accepts awards from Maryville College
Colby Jenkins has accepted Maryville College’s Leader Award and the Highlander Scholarship and will be attending the school this fall.
The Active Leader Award recognizes entering freshmen for noteworthy achievement in leadership and service. The Highlander Scholarship is awarded to those students with proven academic ability.
Jenkins is the son of Richard and Tammy Jenkins and is a 2003 graduate of Warren County High School. He was pitcher and captain of the baseball team, a member of Outstanding Students of America, Honor Society of High School Scholars and Who’s Who Among American High School students.
He plans to major in architectural engineering and became acquainted with the school through coach Eric Etchison. Jenkins chose the school because of the engineering curriculum and the baseball program.
Thatch earns A.O. Smith Scholarship
Robert Clayton Thatch of Rock Island is one of 25 students to earn an A.O. Smith Merit Scholarship for 2003.
A.O. Smith Scholarships are awarded to the sons and daughters of A.O. Smith employees. Recipients are selected based on their academic record, participation in school and community activities, work experience and honors.
Thatch is a spring graduate of Warren County High School where he was an honor roll student, member of the National Honor Society and earned the mathematics award. Active in music throughout high school, he earned the band award and was recipient of a music scholarship. He also received a Retired Teachers Scholarship and was active in the Boy Scouts.
He is the son of Jackie and JoAnn Thatch and is enrolled at Tennessee Tech majoring in music education.