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Alert issued for missing 16-year-old girl
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Updated: Jan 25, 2013, 6:51 PM
Published: Jan 25, 2013, 6:52 PM
Conyers Police have issued a runaway juvenile alert for a mentally challenged 16-year-old Conyers girl missing since Jan. 22.
On Tuesday, Jan. 22, Sharmine Hight left her residence at approximately 9:41 p.m. without her guardian’s permission. Sharmine Hight was last seen wearing a blue Hollister Sweater, blue jeans and sneakers. Hight is approximately 5-feet 2-inches and 125 pounds. She has medium length hair that is usually in a ponytail or straightened. Sharmine has brown eyes and prescription glasses with a green trim around the lenses. Only a handbag and an iPod were missing from her room.
Lt. Jack Dunn said investigators are asking for the public's help after trying other search methods within the 48-hour time period after she went missing. They also noticed there was no activity on her phone.
Her guardian told investigators that Sharmine is mentally challenged and should be considered endangered.
If anyone has any information regarding Sharmine Hight, contact Detective Kristen Moore at 770-929-4219 or Kristen.Moore@conyersga.gov or Lt. Jack Dunn at 770-929-4211.
Eastside High School has announced the names of the top ten graduates of the Class of 2025. Leading the way are valedictorian, Ian White, and salutatorian, Malachi Scharf. Each of the top ten graduates have exciting prospects ahead of them as they prepare for life after high school.
Eastside High School’s 2025 Top 10 Graduates are:
• Ian White—The valedictorian, Ian plans to attend college and obtain a doctorate in chemical engineering. He selected Mr. Elijah Clark as his top teacher.
• Malachi Scharf—The salutatorian, Malachi plans to major in chemical engineering at Georgia Tech. He chose Mr. Michael Poor as his favorite teacher.
Malachi Scharf (left) and Ian White (right) are Eastside High School’s 2025 Salutatorian and Valedictorian.
- photo by Courtesy of Newton County School System
• Kaiden Blazina—Kaiden plans to attend Georgia College and State University to study biology with plans to become an anesthesiologist or a missionary. Kaiden selected Mrs. Haley Dawkins as his honored teacher.
• Abby Malcom—Abby will be attending Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in the fall to major in agribusiness. Her goal is to run a floral business. She selected Ms. Sara Beth Hammond as her top teacher.
• Shelby Moore—Shelby plans to attend Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College to pursue a degree in agricultural education. She selected Ms. Alisa Echols as her top teacher.
• Annalie Parker—Annalie will attend Georgia College & State University with plans to obtain a doctorate and pursue a career in the scientific field. She selected Dr. Catrina Pollard as her favorite teacher.
• Chandler Shurtz—Chandler plans to attend Georgia Tech to study industrial engineering. He selected Mrs. Kelly Elder as his honored teacher.
• Robby Thomas, Jr.—Robby will attend Georgia Tech to study aerospace engineering and astrophysics. His goal is to work for NASA. Robby chose Ms. Kayla Stoddard as his honored teacher.
• Anna Underwood—Anna is attending Georgia State Perimeter to study her core classes with plans to transfer to the University of Georgia. Her career goal is to become an elementary school teacher. She selected Mr. Eric Adams as her top teacher.
• Benjamin Weaver—Benjamin is attending Newberry College to play soccer and study in their pre-vet program before moving on to veterinary school. He selected Mr. Caleb Watson as his honored teacher
