Mehleena Edmonds and Alex Tabor
A partnership that began by winning the “Outstanding Broadcast I Story” when they were sophomores continued to earn accolades then next two years for Mehleena Edmonds and Alex Tabor. Edmonds did the reporting, Tabor the shooting, and they collaborated on the editing. It was a formula that worked, and produced numerous memorable moments for “HTV Magazine.” The duo earned a regional student Emmy for writing in 2008, and took home “Best News Story” and “Best Chatroom” last spring at the Hillcrest Media Awards Banquet. Edmonds and Tabor also filled two key staff positions as seniors, as News Director and Line Producer, respectively, leading HTV to its fifth consecutive STN Excellence Award. Their segment, “Whose Video?” placed among the top 20 in HTV history, and is part of the 20th anniversary DVD.
Rob Lyons and Curtis Thomas
This dynamic duo showed their serious, and not-so-serious sides with incredible success as members of the HTV Magazine staff. They set the bar high as juniors in 2008 when they won “Outstanding Buzz-A-Thon Hosts,” producing one of the funniest hours in that program’s 20-year history. As seniors they also captured individual HTV honors, Lyons for Reporter of the Year, and Thomas for Best Writer. In addition, they were honored for the Best Story produced during the 2009 HTV Bus Tour, as they covered a subway musician from Albania making a life for himself in New York City. Thomas was known for his creative HTV blogs, and they were also winners of the 2008 HHS Music Video Smackdown for their light-hearted interpretation of “Check Yes, Juliet.” Both were members of the 2008 “Sweet 16” staff which took first place at STN’s annual convention in California. Lyons was also the photographer on one of HTV”s Top 20 Stories from HTV’s first 20 years, a piece about his brother called “James’ Big Day.”
Fran Olive and Sarah Skinner
Writing, shooting, reporting and anchoring, this duo could do it all during their two-year stint on the staff of “HTV Magazine.” Olive was the reporter, and Skinner provided the pictures as they two won national honors from the NSPA in 2009 for their Sports Story about an amazing teen volleyball player. At the Hillcrest Media Banquet that same year they were the night’s top winners, taking home four awards. Olive was voted Best Anchor by her peers, and Skinner was named Photographer of the Year for her body of work on HTV. They also walked away with the Outstanding Buzz-A-Thon Hosts trophy in 2009, and captured Best Commentary for their hilarious rant, “Who Needs Boys?” That segment is featured on the 20th anniversary disc honoring the best segments from the show’s first 20 years. Olive also won a regional student Emmy in 2008 for her script for “Love the Locks.” |
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2009
Rachel Miles
Kendra Weatherford
2008
Grant Reed
Tyler Snodgrass
2007
Jodi Morin
Allyssa Dudley
2006
Rebekah Feemster
Quinci Adems
Carrie Lutz
Emily Miles
2005
Nate Black
Holly Magdziarz
Bryan Snider
2004
Carolyn Eastman
Paul Griffin
Brandon Goodwin
Josh Jones
Josh Martin
2003
Kirk Hadden
Eric Hernando
Megan Matrone
Andy McFarland
Erin Neal
2002
Lindsey
Wannenmacher
2001
Andy Aldridge
Anson Aldridge
Alyea Azeez
Ben Bumgarner
Elizabeth Farrand
Tom Flannigan
Mike Koehler
Lauren Terrill |
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2000
Andrew Fravel
Milta Oyola
Jason Raphael
Kory Stubblefield
1999
Doug Currier
Barbara Ellard
Thad Forrester
Rhiannon Fry
Destiny Haney
Micah Hay
J’Nell Jones
Nichole Kimmons
1998
Karl Dawson
Baron Grafft
Lesley Johnson
Josh Lovetere
Wes McNew
Sky Poindexter
Eli Stevens
1997
Kaylea Boutwell
Kristin Brewer
Jared Letterman
Jared Moore
Jason Morrow
John Pope
Rae Swan
1996
Mandy Dullum
Jason Green
Jeff Johnson
Rob McFarland
Amy Miller
Lucas Parks
Justin Tiller
1995
Dan Arnall
Aaron Frey
Noel Green
Mike Hargis
Brad McAtee
Valarie Poindexter
Angie Wingo
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