Jeon named a scholar

<p><li><b>Yerin "Stella" Jeon</b>, an eighth-grader in the Lyceum program at Lincoln Middle School, has been selected as a 2005 Jack Kent Cooke Young Scholar.</p><p>The program targets outstanding students who may need financial aid to enrich their education with summer studies and travel.</p><p>She is the daughter of <b>Okjune</b> and <b>Sanghyun Jeon</b> of Gainesville.</p><p></p><h3>Kilgore, Miller get leadership scholarships</h3> <p><li><b>Travis Kilgore</b> and <b>Arin Miller</b> each were recently awarded a $1,000 leadership scholarship from Chick-fil-A.</p><p>Kilgore is studying education at the University of Florida and Miller attends Santa Fe Community College.</p><p></p><h3>HITT trio honored</h3> <p><li><b>Marcia Brown</b>,<b> Matthew Crider</b> and <b>Josh Hirsch </b>of the Hippodrome were honored recently at a banquet for their work with the Union County Residential Facility.</p><p>Through the Hippodrome Improvisational Teen Theater, or HITT program, residents of the facility were taught theatrical arts and social</p><p>activism through performance.</p><h3>Davis inducted into honorary society</h3> <p><li><b>Jordan Davis</b> of Archer was recently elected and initiated into membership in Phi Beta Kappa.</p><p>Davis is a graduate of Jordan Glen School and P.K. Yonge. She is a sociology major and has been accepted to the University of Miami Law School for fall 2005.</p><p></p><h3>Ward wins fellowship</h3> <p><li><b>Peggy Ward</b>, a teacher at Newberry High School, was honored recently by the Gainesville Sunrise Rotary Club with the Paul Harris Fellowship.</p><p>Ward has encouraging students to join the Interact Club, which Sunrise sponsors.</p><p>The fellowship was funded by a $1,000 donation from Sunrise member, <b>John Galm</b>.</p><p></p>