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The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, October 22,2009, Page 9 Rice High School News High School Honor Rolls 12th Grade: First row, Carlos Rodriguez, Stefani Gertson, Bianca Carrizales, Nancy Castillo, Alyssa Garcia, Marneikwa Woods, La'Nia Jackson, Kaydi Gold, Rachel Korenek, Haley Jones, Kristyna Lobpries, Kevin Ellis; second row, Ricky Quintana, Cody Munoz, Becca Dota, Clarencia Weeks, Jordan Mahalitc, Jontrell Pratt, Tim Morales, Brian Kallina, Nicole Drlik, Lauren Shimek, Justin Oakes; third row, Dillan Sanfprd, Irving Molina, Jesus Leal, Stormie Reynolds, Annicia Williams, Casey Mayfield, Jacob Munoz, Adrian Rangel, Chad Bittner, Shaina Bowen; fourth row, Karina Ruiz, Jennifer Ramirez, Joe Quintana, Laura Robles, Falin Braden, Brittani Bartlett, Mario Hull, Matt Hoffman, Kelcey Zickuhr, Kayli Kallina. Not pictured: Trey Benton, Johnny Castaneda, Kari Mahalitc, Rachael Moore, Garrett Neubauer, Ashley Roscoe and Tanner Wishert. 11th Grade: Front, Kaytlyn Ford, Magdalena Mendoze, Machelsea Thomas, Cynthia Quinney, Lance Howard, Brooke Popp; middle, Michelle Mendoza, Erica McConnell, Lindsey Sommer, Ki is tin Roper, Michael Waligura, Kayla Llanes; back, Elijah Stevens, Ryan Moore, Spencer Spencer, Cody Lantelme, Myles Dumont, Patrick Dota. Not pictured: Natalie Klimple and Michelle Smidovec. 10th Grade: Front, Brooklyn Ellis, Brooke Rodriguez, Alex Kucera, Sandra Vega, David Michalak, Preston Moreida, Rosa Lopez; middle, Veronica Mendoza, Mitsi Samaniego, Khadijah Robinson, Destinea Williams, Kelsey Danklefs, Kaycie Rathburn, Hannah Jones, Tina Till; back, Tyler Stephens, Mark Sosa, Gustavo Ruiz, Josh Korenek, Ryan Korenek, Cullen Hatch, Douglas Beck. Not pictured: Dominic Castillo, Roman Herek, Brian Labay, Georgeanne Llanes, Kristen Neubauer and Yadira Rodriguez. New Programs Launched At RHS New programs for attendance incentives and classroom leader- ship rewards began at Rice High School last week. The attendance incentive program was restructured and a new program, Raider of the Week, was started. Thirty names were drawn from the 191 students who had perfect attendance in the first six weeks of school. They were treated to a pizza lunch served outside at the newly created picnic area. Picnic tables and umbrellas were provided for seating and horseshoes and ping pong were available for entertainment dur- ing the lunch period. Only the students who were drawn for the reward were al- lowed outside in the picnic area. In the future, the incentive lunches will be held every three weeks. At year end, a special lunch will be provided for the students who have had perfect attendance all year. The Raider of the Week pro- gram recognizes one student each week. The faculty makes the selection based on the stu- dent's attitude and effort in the classroom. Principal Eric Grogan sug- gested that teachers choose a student who demonstrates lead- ership in the classroom through promptness, turning in work in a timely fashion, politeness, helping others, and participation. Senior Cody Munoz was selected as the first honoree. Each week the Raider of the Week will be announced through the press. The student will be allowed to choose three friends to join them in playing video games on the newly purchased Wii game sys- tem during lunch. Other students can look on, but cannot play. The new programs are intend- ed to motivate and reward stu- dents. They are paid for through grant funds and the district's an- nual expenditure for attendance incentives. Perfect Attendance Award winners: front: Nancy Castillo, Christina Lopez, Brittany Machart, Cydney Cook, Tina Till, Amy Clark, Jason Samaniego, Justin Garza, Nick Contreras, and Dylan Grace; middle, Shaina Bowen, Kaydi Gold, Michael Fore, Terrance Shorter, Jennifer McDonald, Natasha Frazier, Brittnee Flowers, Najae Glover, Amy Huggins, and Kelly Al-Obaidi; back, Adriel Hernandez, Jonovan Allen, Deon Dabney, Darius Lowe, Ryan Korenek, Matt Hoffman, Myles Dumont, Chris Dorsey, and Jimmy Foster. Not pictured: Haley Benton. Cody Munoz, Rice High School senior, was chosen by the faculty as the Raider of the Week. He is the son of Manuel and Melissa Munoz of Sheridan. Cody is an honor roll student and serves as the photo editor of the yearbook staff. His favorite subject has always been science. "I love biology," he said. Away from school Cody enjoys yard work and gardening, play- ing video games, and listening to alternative and country music. 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The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, October 22,2009, Page 9
Rice High School News High School Honor Rolls
12th Grade: First row, Carlos Rodriguez, Stefani Gertson, Bianca Carrizales, Nancy Castillo, Alyssa Garcia, Marneikwa Woods, La'Nia Jackson, Kaydi Gold, Rachel Korenek, Haley Jones, Kristyna Lobpries, Kevin Ellis; second row, Ricky Quintana, Cody Munoz, Becca Dota, Clarencia Weeks, Jordan Mahalitc, Jontrell Pratt, Tim Morales, Brian Kallina, Nicole Drlik, Lauren Shimek, Justin Oakes; third row, Dillan Sanfprd, Irving Molina, Jesus Leal, Stormie Reynolds, Annicia Williams, Casey Mayfield, Jacob Munoz, Adrian Rangel, Chad Bittner, Shaina Bowen; fourth row, Karina Ruiz, Jennifer Ramirez, Joe Quintana, Laura Robles, Falin Braden, Brittani Bartlett, Mario Hull, Matt Hoffman, Kelcey Zickuhr, Kayli Kallina. Not pictured: Trey Benton, Johnny Castaneda, Kari Mahalitc, Rachael Moore, Garrett Neubauer, Ashley Roscoe and Tanner Wishert.
11th Grade: Front, Kaytlyn Ford, Magdalena Mendoze, Machelsea Thomas, Cynthia Quinney, Lance Howard, Brooke Popp; middle, Michelle Mendoza, Erica McConnell, Lindsey Sommer, Ki is tin Roper, Michael Waligura, Kayla Llanes; back, Elijah Stevens, Ryan Moore, Spencer Spencer, Cody Lantelme, Myles Dumont, Patrick Dota. Not pictured: Natalie Klimple and Michelle Smidovec.
10th Grade: Front, Brooklyn Ellis, Brooke Rodriguez, Alex Kucera, Sandra Vega, David Michalak, Preston Moreida, Rosa Lopez; middle, Veronica Mendoza, Mitsi Samaniego, Khadijah Robinson, Destinea Williams, Kelsey Danklefs, Kaycie Rathburn, Hannah Jones, Tina Till; back, Tyler Stephens, Mark Sosa, Gustavo Ruiz, Josh Korenek, Ryan Korenek, Cullen Hatch, Douglas Beck. Not pictured: Dominic Castillo, Roman Herek, Brian Labay, Georgeanne Llanes, Kristen Neubauer and Yadira Rodriguez.
New Programs Launched At RHS New programs for attendance
incentives and classroom leader- ship rewards began at Rice High School last week.
The attendance incentive program was restructured and a new program, Raider of the Week, was started.
Thirty names were drawn from the 191 students who had perfect attendance in the first six weeks of school. They were treated to a pizza lunch served outside at the newly created picnic area.
Picnic tables and umbrellas were provided for seating and horseshoes and ping pong were available for entertainment dur- ing the lunch period.
Only the students who were
drawn for the reward were al- lowed outside in the picnic area.
In the future, the incentive lunches will be held every three weeks.
At year end, a special lunch will be provided for the students who have had perfect attendance all year.
The Raider of the Week pro- gram recognizes one student each week. The faculty makes the selection based on the stu- dent's attitude and effort in the classroom.
Principal Eric Grogan sug- gested that teachers choose a student who demonstrates lead- ership in the classroom through
promptness, turning in work in a timely fashion, politeness, helping others, and participation. Senior Cody Munoz was selected as the first honoree.
Each week the Raider of the Week will be announced through the press.
The student will be allowed to choose three friends to join them in playing video games on the newly purchased Wii game sys- tem during lunch. Other students can look on, but cannot play.
The new programs are intend- ed to motivate and reward stu- dents. They are paid for through grant funds and the district's an- nual expenditure for attendance incentives.
Perfect Attendance Award winners: front: Nancy Castillo, Christina Lopez, Brittany Machart, Cydney Cook, Tina Till, Amy Clark, Jason Samaniego, Justin Garza, Nick Contreras, and Dylan Grace; middle, Shaina Bowen, Kaydi Gold, Michael Fore, Terrance Shorter, Jennifer McDonald, Natasha Frazier, Brittnee Flowers, Najae Glover, Amy Huggins, and Kelly Al-Obaidi; back, Adriel Hernandez, Jonovan Allen, Deon Dabney, Darius Lowe, Ryan Korenek, Matt Hoffman, Myles Dumont, Chris Dorsey, and Jimmy Foster. Not pictured: Haley Benton.
Cody Munoz, Rice High School senior, was chosen by the faculty as the Raider of the Week. He is the son of Manuel and Melissa Munoz of Sheridan.
Cody is an honor roll student and serves as the photo editor of the yearbook staff. His favorite subject has always been science. "I love biology," he said.
Away from school Cody enjoys yard work and gardening, play- ing video games, and listening to alternative and country music. In the summer he works at Splash- way Water Park.
After graduation Cody plans to enter college to begin his studies for a career in medicine.
DIRECTV SAVE $26/MO FOR A YEAR! PLUS:
DIRECTV AUTHORIZED DEALER
NOW FREE
I MOVIES!
FREE 1-4 Room System
rKbt Standard Installation 1-4 Rooms
FREE HD/DVR Receiver Upgrade!
FREE 3 MONTHS SHOWTIME & STAR; with Choice XTRA™ Package and Above
No start costs! Local Installs! ASK HOW! CALL DIRECTSTARTV Toll Free 1-800-214-7110
Zero down! UrUted-Bilt
Homes ubh.com
9th Grade: Front, Luz Becerra, Maribel Gomez Aleman, Briana Faas, Katie Pagel, Aubrey Pavlu, Mikayla Gabler, Kelsey Andrejczak, Carlos Arias, Ruth Belman; middle, Cullen Wiese, James Garner, Trevor Jones, Danielle Dopslauf, Natasha Frazier, Jeslyn Cantu, Rubicelia Robles, Amy Huggins; back, Johanna Herrera, Kelvin Roy, Keslie Perez, Matthew Trahan, Chris Duarte, Jason Samaniego, Emily Mahalitc. Not pictured: Ashley Beck and Hugo Morales.
plus 100% financing and no payments for 6 months!
Quality, custom-built homes on your land... you're practically home free!
Now with 14 Sales Offices in Texas.
ubh.com 800.756.2506
mUnited-Bilt Homes
HorMmadeJust for §ov. •
Stay Warm, visit SpendLessOnHeat.com starting saving money today!
MESOTHELIOMA Asbestos - Lung Cancer - Free Case Review
A^ ^F I ^^ Ik I IWaterstone Condominium \J \+ U IN Lake Travis, Texas
[25 Waterfront Condos on Lake Travis • 10 Selling to the Highest Bidder]
High-end amenities • Development includes outdoor kitchen, stone fire pit & pool • Nine units move-in ready • White-box units provide customization opportunities
[Sunday, November 15 • 2:00 PM (CT)] m N G WWW.JPKING.COM
800.558.5464
?eal Estate. Stephen fldward Gore. Texas Broker 80333361. Auctioneer: Jerry Craig King, ff 696o7Marir7nomas > ____ 813764.10% buyer's premium
Updated Infrared Heater Technology - Excellent BTU Output & lasts longer than others
Lower Your Heating Bill up to 50% Easy Onsite Maintenance ta.ns vaiey, MN
Quiet Running & Healthy Heat ,A+ ITS Free Shipping & 3 Yr Warranty Since 1990
Lasts for Years "'Purifies the Air • Thermostatically Controlled
Call Now... 800-950-2210
Mesothelioma is a form of cancer that develops in the cells in the linings of the lungs, heart and stomach. These tissues are called mesothelial cells and they become infected by inhaling dust from asbestos fibers. Mesothelioma may occur to workers that were exposed to asbestos from the 1940's through the 1980's.
If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with mesothelioma, asbestos lung or throat cancer, please call to discuss your legal rights. Filing dead- lines do apply, so don't wait. Cases taken on a Contingency Fee. Call for a Free Case Consultation.
WILLIS LAW FIRM HOUSTON, TEXAS
BOARD CERTIFIED PERSONAL INJURY TRIAL LAWYER Texas Board of Legal Specialization
DAVID P. WILLIS - ATTORNEY AT LAW
1-800-883-9858 www.Meso-Lawsuits.com
HOME PHONE SERVICE NO Pre-Payment or Deposit Required \
Rates from $199/mo1 Down C
FREE 1st Month for ALL customers '/VNS FREE Call Waiting and Caller ID Included** FREE Installation NEWTALK •$1.99/mo. with auto pay. "Requires silver MW^mWW Si or gold package. For more information: Q ££ ££ £k *% A^ ^% A^ /k Q call or click mnv.newtalkonline.com ^j) WO" 57 O *T ■ "O ^w ^T O
X X X X X X X X
GO NUTS SEGUIN • OCTOBER 23 - 25, 2009
ONCE EACH YEAR, SEGUIN LOCALS BREAK OUT OF THEIR SHELLS
AND THROW ONE GREAT PARTY.
Trade Days & Gardener's Market Seguin Film & Arts Festival Wilson Pottery Show Ag Education & Heritage Center-Rural Heritage Activities
~ JOIN US For? ~
Tractor Pull Car Show Pecan Classic Golf Tournament Tour de Pecan Bike Ride Pecan Bake Contest
rajs
■Hats Off to Juan Seguin" Street Dance Bake Sale Hoity Toity Hat Parade Rib-Eye Steak Cook-Off 5K Walk/Run
Pecan Specials • Museum & Art Gallery Tours • Art Exhibits & More Friday & Saturday Evening Dances
Item PEST hERTJWJE DJIS WWW.SEGUINGONUTS.COM
800-580-7322
GET YOUR rpFF Ike Claim lIlCC Evaluation Stop the frustration... you may be due many thousands more than your insurance company has paid you... get all the money you deserve!
Pick up the phone and call now...
1-800-TX-LAWYER 1-800-895-2993 • lkeAttorney.com
MOSTYN LAW FIRM Houston and Beaumont, Texas
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