Senior Spotlight: Alicia Lambert By Lauren Bartholemy, Shark Correspondent
After 13 years at Cedar Key School, Alicia Lambert will walk out the gym doors on June 1st with a full resume. She leaves behind a legacy of hard work and determination. Alicia traveled this long journey with a wonderful sense of humor and a smile on her face. Alicia will be graduating top of her class as the 2013 Valedictorian. During her years at Cedar Key, Alicia has been a part of SGA, Sr. Beta, FFEA, FFA, Marine Science, and FBLA. She has played basketball, volleyball, and softball. Alicia has filled the years with many accomplishments. She advises students to "Be your own person, stay focused, don`t procrastinate, and be confident in your own abilities." Alicia`s most fond moments of Cedar Key are the theme parties for Spanish in Coach Brad Penny`s room. Her favorite thing about CKS is the one- on- one time with teachers, "they care about how well you do." Her favorite teachers include Coach Brad and Mrs. Lauren.
Alicia will attend UNF in Jacksonville this fall. She plans to become a nurse, and then began a profession as a Physician Assistant. Cedar Key School is so proud of you and your accomplishments. Good luck, Alicia! Anatomy Stir-fry Rebecca Russo, Shark Correspondent The Cedar Key School Anatomy class had a stir-fry to celebrate finishing their project on the human body digestive system. The stir-fry took place outside in Mr. Powers`s lab during 3rd period. Mr. Powers made the dish for the students in order to display how fast the body can digest food to help the students understand what they were researching and learning about. 
Mr. Powers demonstrates how to use a wok during his Anatomy and Physiology class.
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Sports Banquet Mikayla Pope, Shark Correspondent
After a year of hard work, sweat, and determination the Shark athletes were recognized all together at the Sports Banquet on May 2nd. Each coach went on stage and offered awards to their athletes. Coach Brad ran the event and was the first speak on behalf of his teams- Cross Country and Track. Each track student that went to State received a plaque in their honor- this included: Brooke Allen, Tyler Anderson, and Kevin Carswell. Seventh grader McKenzie Kirkbride earned the Cross Country MVP award. Cheryl Allen, the volleyball coach was next with the Cheerleading coach, Amy Parks following next. The basketball coaches took the stage to congratulate each player on a job well done. Grad Bash 2013 Molly Gordon, Shark Correspondent
While graduation remains to be first on the list of important events for a senior in their last year of high school, Grad Bash is usually pretty high on that list as well.
Universal Studios in Orlando hosts what seniors call "an insanely fun, but super tiring event" for seniors from all parts of Florida. Schools arrived by the bus-loads at 8 pm and the gates close behind them, meaning they are "trapped" in the park until 2 am and are able to ride as many roller coasters as possible for the 6 hours. Cedar Key Students were not so fortunate in their trip to Orlando this past Friday. When the students arrived, the sky opened up and a storm of wind and rain soaked them all. Regardless of the downpour, the wet clothes and the heavy water-filled shoes, the students of Cedar Key School continued to enjoy their night. Senior Spotlight: Keith Eberhardt Sarah G. Bartholemy, Shark Correspondent
Keith Lee Eberhardt is ready to graduate. After arriving in 2009, Keith has attended Cedar Key School for the past four years of high school. After graduation, Keith plans on attending college at Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville, then transferring to University of Florida and majoring in civil engineering. If he isn`t hunting or fishing, you can find Keith hanging out with his pals or playing basketball. When asked what he`s going to miss most about CKS Keith said: "The friendly hospitality." Keith also said that his most memorable moment at CKS was winning Miss CKS. In 10 years Keith sees himself graduated from college and focusing on his career. When asked what his favorite thing about CKS was Keith said: "Being small and everyone knowing each other." | 
