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Spelling Bees are not for the faint of heart, whether participating or sitting in the audicne.

Students at Martins Creek Middle School attended the May 10 Cherokee County School Spelling Bee in their school's library. Family members also look on.
Such was the case May 10 at Martins Creek School moments before Spelling Bee coordinator, Mrs. Debbie White and Principal Arnold Mathews began the Cherokee County Schools 2011 Spelling Bee. Nine 6th, 7th and 8th graders waited apprehensively to hear the first words.

Nine students from Martins Creek, Ranger, Hiwassee Dam and Murphy middle schools who participated in the Cherokee County Schools 2011 Spelling Bee wait for the opening word. From left: Sidney Hibberts, Lily Beaster, Brandon Muizulis, Aaron O'Connell, Christan Sykes, Stephanie Howe, Jenni Gordon, Isaac Mock, and Selena Rodrigues.
Among the attendees were Hiwassee Dam’s principal Mrs. Delaine Macdonald and teacher Mrs. Brandy Farmer, and Ranger’s principal Mr. Paul Wilson. They proudly talk about the victories these students have had in their academic life.
They know that studying for a spelling bee is not the easiest task. Just like in sports, students can practice with someone, but sooner or later they have to tackle the words on their own. They fumble, find themselves underwater, and then, just before throwing in the towel, they hit their word over the net.
Finalists included Sidney Hibberts, Selena Rodrigues and Isaac Mock, Martins Creek Middle School; Lily Beaster, Aaron O’Connell and Jenni Gordon, Ranger Middle School, Brandon Muizulis and Christan Sykes, Hiwassee Dam Middle School; and Stephanie Howe, Murphy Middle School.
By the end, Ranger’s Lily Beaster won the First Place trophy and the $100 prize. Aaron O’Connell also from Ranger won the Second Place trophy and $50. Hiwassee Dam’s Brandon Muizulis won Third Place and $25. Beaster had won Third Place the year before, but O’Connell and Muizulis were first timers at the bee. Nonetheless, they plowed through word after word as teachers and families watched excitedly.

Martins Creek School hosted the annual Cherokee County Schools 2011 Spelling Bee on May 10. Ranger Middle School student Lily Beaster won First Place and Aaron O’Connell, also from Ranger, won Second Place. Hiwassee Dam student Brandon Muizulis won Third Place (from left).
The Cherokee Scout’s Newspaper in Education program sponsors the bee along with Friends of Murphy Public Library. All sixth, seventh and eighth graders in Cherokee County schools are encouraged to join the fun next year. Call the Murphy Library at 837-2417 for details.
This is the final list of words for the 2011 Spelling Bee! We’ve made them big so you don’t miss them!!
This week’s words for the 2011 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from French. They can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, http://www.myspellit.com. To see previous weeks’ words, scroll down.
mascot mystique denture physique
morgue palette baton cachet rouge
debacle chassis poignant genre
rapport barrage layette parfait
clementine diorama
rendezvous
This week’s words for the 2011 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from New World languages. They can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, http://www.myspellit.com. To see previous weeks’ words, scroll down.
iguana hurricane hominy wigwam quinine powwow pecan
woodchuck chocolate tomato llama hickory
muskrat bayou coyote petunia caucus
persimmon jaguar buccaneer
This week’s words for the 2011 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from Italian and Latin. They can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, http://www.myspellit.com.
spinet vendetta credenza virtuoso fresco stucco
fiasco cameo sonata inferno allegro provolone
salami falsetto cantata grotto crescent
prodigal aquatic participant
This week’s words for the 2010 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from Greek, and can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, http://www.myspellit.com. To see previous weeks’ words, scroll down.
lethargy cryptic hypothesis academy synergy tachometer
melancholy metaphor hydraulic syntax tragic
adamant diatribe dynamic topography
allegory dogma apostrophe
rhetoric polymer
This week’s words for the 2010 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from Latin, and can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, http://www.myspellit.com. To see previous weeks’ words, scroll down.
dejected abdicate spectrum nasal temporal percolate susceptible
candidate canary lunatic gregarious benevolent ingenious
prescription fastidious prosecute incredulous
discipline implement ridiculous
This week’s words for the 2011 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from Arabic, and can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, http://www.myspellit.com. To see previous weeks’ words, scroll down.
talc tuna safari albatross mohair arsenal mummy
alcohol tariff imam azure borax elixir alcove
tarragon sequin zero massage
carmine lilac
This week’s words for the 2011 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from Old English and can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, www.myspellit.com. To see previous weeks’ words, scroll down.
dogged manhandle quell fiery creepy dreary fathom
threshold errand timely dairy reckless bequeath
nostril mermaid nightingale mongrel
alderman hawthorn quiver
This week’s words for the 2011 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from Greek, and can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, www.myspellit.com. Scroll down to see previous weeks’ words.
acme democracy topical ergonomic protein angelic
android character chronology cosmetic antibiotic
hygiene phenomenon amnesia pragmatic
geothermal analysis periphery
sarcasm enthusiasm
This week’s words for the 2011 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from Spanish, and can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, www.myspellit.com. Scroll down to see more words.
renegade barrio fandango mesa oregano empanada
sombrero quesadilla flamenco fiesta tomatillo
burrito alligator mantilla chalupa mariachi
vigilante cabana machismo bongo
This week’s words for the 2011 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from French, and can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, http://www.myspellit.com. To see previous weeks’ words, scroll down.
crochet regime altruism beige stethoscope prairie
amenable plateau boutique quiche bureaucracy
escargot manicure motif collage impasse
fuselage souvenir elite finesse
This week’s words for the 2010 Cherokee County Spelling Bee are from Latin, and can be found on the National Spelling Bee web site, http://www.myspellit.com. To see previous weeks’ words, scroll down.
inane incriminate interrupt colloquial rupture alleviate
ventilate reptile measure relevant electoral ominous
popularity formidable lucid imperative dissect
vulnerable credible confidence