Brian Domareck
Brian Domareck was inducted April 28 into Phi Beta Kappa, one of
the nation’s oldest and most prestigious honor societies. Domareck,
who was also inducted into the psychology honors society Psi Chi,
is the son of Geri and Myron Domareck of Sedalia.
He graduated from Douglas County High School and is completing
his junior year at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
He is majoring in psychology with a minor in business. Upon
graduation in 2003, Domareck plans to pursue a master’s degree in
business administration.
Adam Wilson
Adam M. Wilson of Franktown graduated with honors April 27 from
Fort Lewis College in Durango with a bachelor of science degree in
biology.
Wilson plans to settle in Franktown and pursue a career in
environmental specialities in the Denver region.
Tom Ice
Tom Ice of Parker recently earned a place on the president’s
honor roll for the fall semester at Texas Technical College in
Waco.
Ice is a student in the biomedical equipment technology
program.
The president’s honor roll recognizes the scholastic
achievements of students with a grade-point average of
4.0.
Nikiyah Gill
Ponderosa High School student Nikiyah Gill will appear in the
U.S. Achievement Academy Official Yearbook as a national award
winner in leadership and service.
The award is given to fewer than 10 percent of all U.S. high
school students. The yearbook is published nationally, and
inclusion is based on recommendations of teachers, coaches,
counselors, etc.
Other factors considered are academic performance, interest,
aptitude, leadership qualities, responsibility, enthusiasm,
citizenship, attitude, cooperative spirit, dependability and
motivation to learn and improve.
Gill is the daughter of William and Val Gill of Parker; her
grandparents are Halbrook and Anna McCaw of Smyrna, S.C.
Darren Neal
Darren Ingraham Neal of Castle Rock was one of 1,672 University
of Idaho graduates who received a degree at commencement this
month. Ingraham received his master’s degree in
engineering.
Matthew Kovacs
Matthew Kovacs, a senior at Douglas County High School in Castle
Rock, recently was named most valuable participant by State Farm
Insurance.
Two students each week in Colorado are given the award for
academic records and achievements in the Colorado High School
Activities Association. Kovacs has maintained a 4.67 grade-point
average and runs with the Douglas County track team.
Castle Rock State Farm agent Matthew Fry presented the award to
Kovacs.