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GHS Wins RRR Championship Round
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Awarded Scholarships
Three local seniors were awarded scholarships, after their speeches at the Rotary Round Robin championship play-off Tuesday night at the GL&P Auditorium. From left are Tawny Spinille of West Greene, Nicole Tittle of Chuckey-Doak, Rotarian Danny Gaby, chairman of the Rotary Round Robin contest, and Jason Jones of Greeneville High. Gaby announced that due to the closeness of the voting for the winners that the Club decided to award each contestant a $750 scholarship instead of awarding two $1,000 scholarshipss.
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Round Robin In Action
This is an overall view of the Rotary Round Robin contest. Danny Gaby, chairman of the Rotary Round Robin and Tony LaMarca, co-chairman (at left) conducted the contest as time-keeper and quiz master. The Rotary Round Robin team from South Greene is at the table to the left, and the team from Greeneville High is at the table to the right. Greeneville High won the contest 120 to 75.
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Greeneville's RRR Team
Shannon Duer, coach of the Greeneville High's RRR team, accepts the first place check from the Rotary Round Robin contest co-chair Tony LaMarca. Greeneville won the championship round 120 to75, Team members include, from left, seated, Cameron Wilson, Jason Jones, Emily Booker, and Tyler Boyd; standing, Kelly Thompson Paul Laewenkamp, Alyssa McNab, and Derrik Smith. This was the 45th annual RRR contest sponsored by the Noon Rotary Club, which meets each Tuesday at General Morgan Inn.
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South Greene's RRR Team
Rotarian Tony LaMarca presents the second place check to Kimerly Shelton, coach of the South Greene RRR team. Team members include, from left, seated, B.J. Short, Rachiel Foulks, Kaley Donahue, and Katie Crum; standing, Arianna Ingram, Andrew Partin, and Ashley Waddle.
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