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1st Place 7 - 8th grade
Artist: Cheyenne Reeves
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2nd place 7 - 8th
Winner: Tatiana Perilla
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3rd Place 7 - 8th
Artist Kaylee Tuck
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1st place 4 - 6th grade
Artist: Quevanisha Coleman
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2nd Place 4 - 6th
Artist: Ansley Selander
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3rd Place 4 - 6
Artist: Meaghan Brothers
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1st Place 2 - 3rd
Artist: Justin Bickman
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2nd place 2 - 3rd
Artist: Marissa Fuller
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3rd place 2 - 3rd
Samantha Lizotte
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1st Place K - 1st
Shamari Holdman
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2nd place K - 1st
Artist: Charles Anderson
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3rd place K - 1st
Artist: Nicole Santos
We received 405 Law Day Posters in all, so the competition was fierce.
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Highlands County Bar President, Robert Swaine, opens the Awards program.
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Cracker Trail Elementary School chorus performed patriotic songs for the program.
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Cracker Trail Elementary
Jonathan Carter, Director
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Robert S. Swaine, President
Highlands County Bar Association
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County Judge Anthony L. Ritenour
introduced the judges attending the program.
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Administrative Judge Olin W. Shinholser introduced the speaker.
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Law Day address given by
The Honorable Justice Peggy A. Quince, Florida Supreme Court
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Judge Olin W. Shinholser
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Teen Court Senior Andrew Fuller received recognition for his service with the Teen Court program.
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Senior Rashida Graham received recognition for her service with the Teen Court program. Justice Quince, Judge J. David Langford, and Teen Court Manager Melissa Sowers at right.
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Senior Nyquira Jones received recognition for her service with the Teen Court program. Justice Quince, Judge J. David Langford, and Teen Court Manager Melissa Sowers at right.
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Senior Kevin Smit received recognition for his service with the Teen Court program. Justice Quince, Judge J. David Langford, and Teen Court Manager Melissa Sowers at right.
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Senior Brad Swenson received recognition for his service with the Teen Court program. Justice Quince, Judge J. David Langford, and Teen Court Manager Melissa Sowers at right.
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Senior Darrien Young received recognition for his service with the Teen Court program. Justice Quince, Judge J. David Langford, and Teen Court Manager Melissa Sowers at right.
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Talia Curtis won first place in the K-2nd essay contest. We received 239 essays in all.
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Christine Lilley won 2nd place in the K-2nd grade essay contest.
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Kaycee Ryan won 3rd place in the K - 2nd grade essay contest.
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Ansley Selander won 1st place in the 2 - 5th grade essay contest.
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Renz-Patrick Torres won 2nd place in the Grades 3 - 5th essay contest.
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Roman Peters won 3rd place in the Grades 3 - 5th essay contest.
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Shannon Postrion won 1st place in the Grades 6 - 8th essay contest.
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Kelly Broen won 2nd place in the Grades 6 - 8th essay contest.
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Everett Francis P. Icao won 3rd place in the Grdes 6 - 8th essay contest.
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Alex Wheaton won 1st place in the Grades 9 - 12 essay contest.
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Alyssa Martino won 2nd place in the Grades 9 - 12 essay contest.
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Alexis Willey won 3rd place in the Grades 9 - 12 essay contest.
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Shamari Holdman won 1st place in the Grades K - 1st Poster contest.
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Charles Anderson won 2nd place in the Grades K - 1st poster contest.
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Nicole Santos won 3rd place in the Grades K - 1st essay contest.
"congrats nicki it was an honor watch..."
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Justin Bickman won 1st place in the Grades 2 - 3rd poster contest.
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Marissa Fuller won 2nd place in the Grdes 2 - 3rd poster contest.
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Samantha Lizotte won 3rd place in the Grades 2 - 3rd poster contest.
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Quevanisha Coleman won 1st place in the Grades 4 - 6th poster contest.
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Ansley Selander won 2nd place in the Grades 4 - 6th poster contest.
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Meaghan Brothers won 3rd place in the Grades 4 - 6th poster contest.
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Cheyenne Reeves won 1st place in the Grades 7 - 8th poster contest.
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Tatiana Perilla won 2nd place in the Grades 7 - 8th poster contest.
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Kaylee Tuck won 3rd place in the Grades 7 - 8th poster contest.
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Justice Quince receives a gift of caladiums from the City of Lake Placid, the Caladium Capital of the World.
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Cracker Trail Elementary chorus closed the program with a patriotic song.
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Law Day Chairman Linda Rodriguez-Torrent, Justice Quince, and Assistant State Attorney Heather White.
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Justice Peggy A. Quince and our photographer, Lisa Portz.
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Justice Peggy A. Quince and Briah Thomas.
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Justice Quince and Bailiff Ken Vincent.
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