1,600* AND COUNTING . . .

One measure colleges use to evaluate students is the SAT, which is divided into two sections, math and verbal, each scored on an 800-point system.

At least 14 Orange County students scored 1,600 on the test, the highest possible score in both math and verbal.

Students who received perfect scores, as reported by their schools, on one or both portions of the test include:

Troy High

* Bob Clark, 1,600

* Jason Liang, 1,600

* Srinivas Panguluri, 1,600

* Jason Wen, 1,600

Sunny Hills High

* Daniel Braithwaite,

1,600

* Gayathri Chelvakumar,

1,600

* Najung Kim, 1,600

Laguna Hills High

* Peter Goff, 1,600

* Shirley J. Lai, 1,600

Fountain Valley High

* Sean Chou, 1,600

Santa Margarita

* Christina Von der Ahe,

1600

Los Alamitos High

* Thomas Zamora, 1,600

Tom Child, verbal

Paul Shinn, math

Mater Dei High

* Andrew Narver, 1,600

Katie Beauregard, verbal

Bryan Zech, verbal

St. Margaret’s Episcopal

* James McIvor, 1,600

Trevor Connon, math

Foothill High

Joseph So, math

Sharon T. Dowdell, math

Eitan Goldstein, verbal

Benjamin Balmages

math

Juliet J. Chung, verbal

Henry W. Chen, math

Servite High

Peter Kirby, verbal

Michael Mulvania, math

Joseph Price, math

David Tamjidi, math

Chris Zeineh, math

Villa Park High

Marc Ikeda, math

Ronald Tongbai, math

Michael D. Dick, math

Daniel Chen, math

Kennedy High

Bo Martinez, math

Mike Burns, math

Chris Park, verbal

San Clemente High

Tyler Williams, verbal

Kristina Hoot, math

Jeannie Hahn, math

El Modena High

Scott Worsley, math

Jeff Tucker, verbal

Raymond Chen, math

Aliso Niguel High

Gee-Won Kim, verbal

Kristin Mayeda, verbal

Loara High

Ann Ha, math

Dustin McCance, math

Fairmont High

Erica Leong, math

Michelle Jo, verbal

Orange High

Amasa Amos, verbal

Michelle Hain, verbal

Brethren Christian

Steve Joo, math

Estancia High

Megan Fissel, verbal

Lutheran High

Derek W. Bartlett, verbal

Editor’s note: Some schools were not able to provide SAT scores of their students for this story.