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AIR FORCE JUNIOR ROTC
SOUTH CAROLINA 954

"Building Better Citizens for America"

Sunday, January 11, 2009

VFW Essay Winners from SC-954

SC-954 cadets won the top three places in a recent Veterans of War "Voice of Democracy" essay contest sponsored by VFW Post 8522. The theme for the 3-500 word essay was "The Sacrifice and Service of Our Veterans Benefit Today's Youth...". Each essay had to be recorded on a CD for judging by media broadcasters and a local Mayor. It was a very rigorous and demanding process.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Kevin Hinnant received the first place award of $100 and a handsome plaque. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Ashley McCullough earned second place recognition with a plaque and $50. First-year Cadet Technical Sergeant Kimberly Bracewell placed third and received $25 and a plaque. We are very proud of the scholarly effort made by these cadets. And, by the way, every cadet in the Cadet Corps developed an essay on this important subject.

posted by Tiger Ben at 5:38 PM