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Paris High Seniors take top honors in Air Force essay contest


Posted Date: 03/11/2016

Paris High Seniors take top honors in Air Force essay contest

Paris High School seniors Cheyenne Plummer (left) and Shikha Prakash placed second and third, respectively, in the Air Force Association  Earle North Parker essay contest for the North Texas region.

Both were honored at a dinner and recognition ceremony at Texas A&M University—Commerce and received $750 and $500 cash scholarships. They each received a United States flag which was flown over the U.S. capital in their honor.

Plummer is the daughter of  Mark Plummer and Jeanine Plummer.  Prakash is the daughter of Swati and Chris Prakash, M.D.  Both students are in Sandra Strom’s AP English IV class. 

The Earl North Parker Essay program is a statewide contest sponsored by the Air Force Association of Texas. The essay topic for 2015-2016 was: Cyber Warfare - How to deal with it?  

Their essays advance to the state AFA contest. 

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