Page 58 The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch October 18, 2013 Students In The News Mrs. Gee's third-grade class at Ocean City Elementary wrote cinquain poems to honor Ocean City's firefighters and paramedics. They wanted to thank them for all their hard work and dedication during the year. Pictured are Collin Bunting, Carolina Novelli, Leah Rohlfing, Sophia Krasner, Brooks Kendall and Willa Novelli. Stephen Decatur High School seniors Cora Cox, Tate Socha, Ashley DePaul, Andrew Bradshaw and Ciara Wright show off their American spirit as pep rally emcees earlier this month. Submitted Photos Razaak Eniola, a senior at Worcester Preparatory School pictured with Headmaster Dr. Barry Tull, was named a semifinalist in the 2014 National Achievement Scholarship Program. Of the more than 160,000 high school juniors from throughout the United States who took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®), 1,600 black American high school seniors qualified for this honor. Students honored for their high scores in Advanced Placement Testing from Worcester Prep’s Class of 2014 are, front from left, Daniel Rosa, Lane Spangler, Thomas Buas, Robert Rogers, Lorenzo DeJesus, Lucas Payne, Lucas Baier, Alexander Scott, Mark Gee, Razaak Eniola, Ben Clark and Chris Klug; on steps, from left, Alison Greer, Madeline Stearns, Sarah Arrington, Jennifer Karsli, Megan Kuczma, Lydia Pritchard, Sarah Freund, Claire Dorey, Ariella Anthony, Alissa Talbert, Madeline Pilchard and Claire Stickler. Missing from the photo is Jamie Welch. Sweet Frog Yogurt store paid a visit to Berlin Intermediate school to reward Michael Anne Bunting's class for their great job at collecting "Boxtops for Education." In the month of September, Bunting's homeroom collected $61 worth of Boxtops. This money comes directly back to BIS to be used in the school. Pictured, back, Maxim Tcheremissine, Justin Baker, Brendan Hartley, DaCameron McAfee and James Willey; middle, Darlene Charvat, Kylie Edgens, AJ Bordeau, Zack Clowson and Rashawn Corbin; and, bottom, Ryan Smith, Macy Dietrich, Summer Bowden, Jabria Harmon, Kaylyn Cobb and Elaina Parsons. In honor of National Fire Prevention Week, Ocean City firefighters taught children the importance of having two ways out of their home, the dangers of fire and what to do should their home catch on fire. Approximately 715 students will receive instruction, handouts and participate in demonstrations. Above, firefighter Nick Nosbisch picks up Kai Steedman, a kindergarten student at Ocean City Elementary School, demonstrating that firefighters are your friend. Photo by Ryan Whittington Using calorimetry, Worcester Prep sophomores Kathryn O’Malley, Haley Larsen and Hanna Nechay calculate just how many calories there are in a cashew. The research is part of a science project in teacher Jenn Corron’s class. The students learned there are approximately nine calories in a cashew.