For The Observer

Faculty members at Northwest Mississippi Community College have named the college’s 2009-2010 Outstanding Students, according to college officials.

One outstanding student is chosen by faculty for each major within a department. The student must attend full-time, and only one outstanding student may be chosen for each major. Outstanding students are named on all three campuses: Senatobia, DeSoto Center (DC) and Lafayette Yalobusha Technical Center (LYTC).

The students are featured in the college’s yearbook, “The Rocketeer.”

Outstanding students from DeSoto County are: Brent Baker, pre-pharmacy, Olive Branch; Bryan Black, CIS networking, Horn Lake; Angela Carden, pre-physical therapy; Southaven; Christine Carter, paralegal technology, Horn Lake; Casey Davis, theatre, Olive Branch; Lacey Jackson, criminal justice, Hernando; T.J. Jernigan, journalism, Olive Branch; Nancy Lee, collision repair, Hernando;

Casey Rowland, automotive service technology; Nesbit; Rebecca Middleton, graphic design technology, Southaven; Anna Mullinaux, music-piano, Olive Branch; Patton Gunter, heating, air conditioning and refrigeration technology, Southaven; John Pennington, art, Southaven; Brian Burgess, aviation, Olive Branch; Ashley Ryan, pre-medical, Hernando; Lauren Smith, pre-nursing (BSN), Olive Branch;

Nicklaus Sosebee, civil technology, Olive Branch; Esaul Trujillo, business administration, Southaven; Hannah Bowden, pre-physical Therapy, Olive Branch, DC; Allison Bunn, education, Hernando, DC; Ashley Carlisle, pre-dental hygiene, Olive Branch, DC; Shannon Daniel, accountancy, Olive Branch, DC;

Allison Gorris, general science, Southaven, DC; Jordan Hor, biology, Horn Lake, DC; Holly Koonce, business and office systems technology, Nesbit, DC; Amanda Pike, pre-medical, Southaven, DC; Anna Palumbo, cardiovascular technology, Southaven, DC, and Colin Wilson, business administration, Lake Cormorant, DC.