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The Culver Academies' Batten Scholars

Class Entering for the 2003 - 2004 School Year

 

The following students are the fifth class of Batten Scholars.

Sixteen semi-finalists were selected from among 200 applicants 

and invited to visit the campus 

for a weekend of school activities, interviews and Batten Scholars dinner.  

The following six scholars were selected from among those sixteen.  


 

     

 

    Logan Glickfield

 

Logan S. Glickfield is the son of Dr. W. Scott '71 and Mrs. Cecilia B. Glickfield of Middletown, Ohio. He completed his freshman year at Middletown High School, where he competed in soccer and tennis, in addition to his roles in the Boy Scouts, student government and three church youth groups. He has earned straight A’s since the third grade and scored 790 on the math portion of the SAT exam as an eighth-grader. Glickfield was first in his class of 535 students during the first semester. 

At Culver, he earned two Gold A awards as a sophomore and lettered in varsity crew. A Gold A Award is attained with a grade-point average of 3.7 or better during a given semester.

 

                                                                                                     Khyrstyn McGarry   

 

 

 

Khyrstyn R. “Nan” McGarry is the daughter of Kymberley L. McGarry of Ash Grove, Missouri. As an eighth-grader at Mount Vernon Middle School, McGarry was a straight-A student who performed in the jazz band and band, played golf, worked for the school newspaper and yearbook and was a member of the National Junior Honor Society. At Culver, she earned two Gold A awards as a freshman.

 

 

 

 

 

    Andrew Parchman

Andrew A. "Andy" Parchman is the son of Mr. Todd L. ’72 and Mrs. Bryn B. Parchman of Baltimore, Maryland. As an eighth-grader at Gilman School, Andy earned straight A’s, played football, lacrosse and wrestled, in addition to being involved with piano, theater, church and community service groups and competing for a local sailing team. He earned the Daniel C. Amidon Citizenship Award three years in a row at Gilman, where he also earned the William S. Thomas Prize for outstanding academic achievement.  A bagpipe player, Andy authored a play last spring.  He also recently learned that he earned a Gold Medal/Summa Cum Laude on the National Latin Exam.  Andy’s older brother, Jack, graduated from Culver in 2004.

As a freshman at Culver, Andy lettered in varsity football last fall and Varsity A lacrosse, in addition to being class treasurer and a piper in the school’s Pipe and Drum Team. He earned two Gold A awards in the classroom.        

              

                                                                                          Cynthia Shi            

 

 

Cynthia X. Shi is the daughter of Mr. Nanmin Shi and Mrs. Sherry Chen of Austin, Texas. As an eighth-grader at Deer Park Middle School, Shi made straight A’s, competed in volleyball and cross country, performed in the orchestra and on the cheerleading team, in addition to being in the National Junior Honor Society and a member of her church youth group, student council and several math and science organizations. She earned two Gold A awards her freshman year at Culver.

  

    

    

      Kristen Taglione

 

 

 

Kristen Nichole Taglione is the daughter of Elizabeth Hughes of Powell, Ohio, and Thomas Taglione of Dublin, Ohio. As an eighth-grader at Liberty Middle School, Taglione was a straight-A student, president of the theater club, a member of the National Social Studies Olympiad, the National Math Olympiad, the Girl Scouts, and a softball player. She earned two Gold A awards at Culver her freshman year.

 

 

 

 

     

         Lujie Zhang

Lujie Zhang is the daughter of Dr. Xiangtong Zhang and 

Mrs. Bei Bei Xu of Canton, Michigan.  As an eighth-grader at 

East Middle School, she was a straight-A student who enjoyed dance, piano and tutoring math and who also was a member of Plymouth-Canton school district Talented and Gifted Program. She previously worked as a teacher’s assistant at her Chinese school, where she now teaches dance to younger students during the summers. Zhang was president of the school student council, was a member of the math club, held the position of editor-in-chief of the school paper and competed this spring in both the Michigan social studies and science Olympiads. She earned two Gold A Awards as a freshman at Culver.

                                                                                                                           

 

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