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June 6, 2013 Email: [email protected] www.southbeltleader.com Vol. 38, No. 18 Parade honors service The Leader would like to remind readers of the annual South Belt Independence Day Parade, on Thursday, July 4. Now in its 26th year, the event HFD’s Robert Bebee, 41, dies a hero will wind from Beverly Hills Intermediate to San By James Bolen Houstonian to offer their prayers for the families A 1990 Dobie shift, according to Capt. Kevin Martinez, who Jac College South. Participants are encouraged to Longtime South Belt resident Robert Bebee of these fallen fi refi ghters.” graduate, Bebee, said he intends to frame the note for display. decorate their vehicles and floats, as prizes will be awarded in various categories. was one of four Houston fi refi ghters to die Fri- According to offi cials, the fi re started around 41, dedicated his In addition to Station 51, Bebee served out of All community and nonprofit groups may sign day, May 31, while battling a fi ve-alarm fi re in a noon in an adjacent restaurant, then quickly life to public ser- Stations 37, 40, 10 and 48. up for the parade at no charge. A $50 fee is charged motel near the Southwest Freeway at Hillcroft. spread to the Southwest Inn in the 6800 block vice, fi rst work- Many have taken to Facebook to pay their re- for business entries. Entry forms are available by The blaze, which injured 14 more, marked of the Southwest Freeway. The four were killed ing as a deputy spects to Bebee. emailing [email protected]. The forms the deadliest day in the 118-year history of the when the motel’s roof collapsed. The fi refi ghters for the Harris “Bebee was one of those people that every- are to be filled out and returned to the Leader office Houston Fire Department, offi cials said. had entered the building under the false assump- County Precinct body gravitated to,” commented Facebook user at 11555 Beamer, faxed to 281-481-5730 or emailed “Today is going to go down as the worst day tion there were civilians trapped inside. 2 Constable’s of- Angie Johnson. “He was so easy going. Didn’t by July 2. For convenience, entry forms may be in the history of the Houston Fire Department,” It took more than 150 fi refi ghters roughly fi ce, before mak- have a mean bone in his body. He never skipped dropped through the mail slots located on each side Mayor Annise Parker said. “We ask for every three hours to bring the fl ames under control. ing the switch to out on a chance help somebody, just had that of the front office doors. become an HFD spirit to always look out for others, like a ‘We’re fi refi ghter in Au- all in this together’ attitude. He made stupid and Graduation issue inside gust 2001. boring things fun and funny. I’m not the least bit Look inside for the Leader’s special high school Fellow firefighters honor Bebee Bebee began surprised Robert Bebee is going out recognized graduation section. Graduates from Dobie, Clear his HFD career as Robert Bebee a hero. Those of us he helped along the way al- Brook, South Houston, Clear Horizons Early a fi refi ghter/EMT ready saw him as one. Now everyone will.” College high schools and Lutheran South Academy but was promoted to engineer operator EMT in Several Facebook users have changed their are featured. December 2007. At the time of his death, Bebee profi le pictures to the HFD badge in Bebee’s was studying to become a captain. honor. Sagemont Civic Club meets In December 2004, Bebee took on a second The Houston Astros also honored the fallen The Sagemont Civic Club will hold its job, joining the Jersey Village Fire Department, fi refi ghters this week by wearing a special patch monthly meeting Monday, June 10, at 7 p.m. where he served for six years. on their uniforms during their homestand against at the new Sagemont Park Recreation Center While he worked primarily out of HFD Station the Baltimore Orioles. located at 11507 Hughes Road. 51 on Bellaire, Bebee never strayed too far from “Our prayers go out to the families and friends the South Belt community. This past month, Be- of the fi refi ghters who lost their lives or were in- bee volunteered his time to help fi refi ghters from jured in last week’s tragedy,” Astros President Highland Meadow to meet Station 70 on Beamer collect funds for their an- Reid Ryan said in a statement. “We all owe a The Highland Meadow Homeowners Asso- nual Fill-the-Boot fundraising campaign to fi ght debt of gratitude to all of our fi refi ghters, who ciation board meeting will be Wednesday, June muscular dystrophy. While at the station, Bebee risk their lives to keep others safe.” 12, at 7 p.m. in Meeting Room F at the Parker left a note expressing a desire to work overtime Tuesday’s pregame ceremony included a mo- Williams Library, 10851 Scarsdale Blvd. For in the area, should any other fi ghfi ghters miss a Continued on Page 2A information, visit www.ciaservices.com. Dobie 10-year reunion set The Dobie High School Class of 2003 will hold Brother John honored its 10-year reunion June 7-8. The group will meet for happy hour at Fox and Hound Smokehouse on Friday at 6 p.m.The main event will be on Saturday at the Tasting Room Uptown Park at 8 p.m. Registration is $35 per person and $65 per couple. For more information or an RSVP form, email [email protected] or call Sarah Kalala (chairperson) at 281-757-3124. Fellow fi refi ghters gathered Sunday, June 2, to honor their fallen brother Robert Bebee, Faith Baptist sets VBS whose casket is shown being wheeled into Niday Funeral Home. Bebee, 41, died in the Faith Baptist Church, 9850 Mango, will hold line of duty Friday, May 31, while battling a fi ve-alarm fi re in a motel near the Southwest Vacation Bible School June 11-14, from 6:45 to 9 Freeway at Hillcroft. The blaze was the deadliest in the Houston Fire Department’s 118- p.m. All ages are welcome – infants through adults. year history. See related letter to the editor on Page 2A and photos on Page 6A. To RSVP or for information, call 281-748-6445. Photo by Marie Flickinger Kirkmont 1 meets June 12 Kirkmont Section 1 Association will meet Wednesday, June 12, at 7:30 pm. at the Kirkmont Shaver repairs set to begin Municipal Utility Building, across from Moore Elementary. All residents are welcome to see what The long-awaited project to reconstruct South ou and a new detention pond. is going on in the neighborhood or to voice a com- Shaver Road from the Gulf Freeway to State The project is a joint venture between TxDOT, plaint. Highway 3/Old Galveston Road is slated to be- the City of Houston and the Harris County Flood gin Monday, June 17. Control District. The estimated cost of construc- AFJROTC holds car wash The announcement was made late last month tion is $13.5 million – 80 percent of which will Dobie High’s Air Force JROTC unit will host a at a preconstruction meeting hosted by the Tex- be funded by the Federal Highway Administra- car wash Saturday, June 15, at Snowie’s, Beamer at as Department of Transportation to discuss the tion and 20 percent of which will be funded by Scarsdale, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Funds will help construction schedule, safety and contract agree- the City of Houston. cadets with JROTC Leadership School. Donations ments of the project. James Construction has been awarded the will be accepted at the car wash for a minimum Infrastructure improvements include widen- contract to do the work. of $5 per vehicle. Tickets will also be presold by cadets. No rain checks for presold tickets. ing the road from four to six lanes with raised Work on the project will take place during the medians, curb and gutter drainage, sidewalks, fi ve-day work week with lane closures only be- Leader seeks photos street lighting and improved underground utili- tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sagemont Church’s Dr. John Morgan (right) was honored at a ceremony Thursday, May ties. The project also includes storm water ca- The project is expected to be complete in late 30, for being the Pasadena Independent School District’s 2013 Distinguished Alumnus. A The Leader is seeking readers’ 2013 vacation pacity improvements for a portion of Berry Bay- 2014 or early 2015. photos for publication. A first- and second-prize of 1959 Pasadena High School graduate, Morgan was recognized for transforming the once Schlitterbahn tickets will be awarded monthly dur- small Sagemont ministry into one of the largest in the state. Under Morgan’s direction, the ing June, July and August to the best submissions. church’s congregation has grown from a mere 16 members to more than 17,000. Shown Each month’s first-place winner will be awarded Home demolished, but not garage above with Morgan at the event are PISD Superintendent Dr. Kirk Lewis and Morgan’s eight tickets, while each month’s second-place win- wife Beth Morgan. Photo by Marie Flickinger ner will be awarded six. All submissions should include where and when the photo was taken, as well as identify each person in the picture and tell the story about the trip. Brewer petitions residents to remove The Leader is also seeking graduation photos. A prize of 10 Schlitterbahn tickets will be awarded to the best graduation submission. Again, all submis- Highland Meadow board members sions must include names of each person in the photo. All photos must be high resolution. Email Highland Meadow resident Gregory Brewer year contract Haywood had with the HOA. How- photos to [email protected]. Do not is circulating a petition to remove three current ever, Alafa, who serves as board president of the compress photos when emailing. board members from the subdivision’s home- HOA, said Haywood’s original contract expired owners association on the grounds that they al- last December, and the contract extension was on Dobie College Now meets legedly violated a contract, which could cost the a month-to-month basis. College Now will host Camp College on June 14 HOA thousands in legal fees. In his petition letter, Brewer complained that and June 21, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Dobie’s media Attached to the petition letters is a ballot Haywood was terminated with cause but that room. On June 14, Binder Planning, Discover Your that names Brewer, along with Mike Davis and board members would not specify what the True Colors, Time Management, and Exploring Charles McDonald as possible replacements to cause was. Cole and Alafa, however, both said College Board will be the topics. the board, if enough signatures are garnered. at the April HOA meeting that the organization On June 21, representatives from four colleges In the letter, Brewer states, “These individuals has been advised by its attorney not to disclose will present The Differences Between High School including myself do not necessarily wish to serve its reasons for termination, out of the possibility and College: Preparing for the Next Step, Why We on the board and will likely resign.” of litigation. Apply to Certain Colleges: Finding the Right Fit for Despite the letters being dated May 19, Mc- Despite being named as a replacement candi- You and There’s a Cost to Pay!: Getting Ready for Donald told the Leader he was not even aware date, McDonald said he does not favor removing Scholarships and Financial Aid. Also, college searches and reviewing academic plans will be on he was on the replacement ballot until June 4, the existing board or agree with the rationale be- the agenda. To register, call Nancy Carlton at 713- adding that he does not support Brewer’s actions. hind the measure. 740-0370 or email [email protected]. “I don’t want to serve on the board,” McDon- “I see no reason to have any of the board ald said. “But if I have to, I will. I think he’s members removed,” McDonald said. “Just like Thompson open gym set (Brewer) pulling the trigger pretty quick before I see no problem with Highland Meadow getting having all of his ducks in line.” rid of Haywood Management.” Thompson will hold open gym for all eighth- At issue is the present board’s decision this Alafa said the ballots attached to the petitions, graders and incoming seventh-graders during the past April to relieve Haywood Management Ser- which appear to have been mailed to the major- summer beginning June 10, Monday through vices from running the organization’s day-to- ity of Highland Meadow residents, are invalid, Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. for three weeks. Starting July 1, open gym will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., On Wednesday, June 5, a City of Houston crew demolished a house in the 10500 block of day operations. Voting in favor of the measure as any new election must be sanctioned by the Monday through Thursday. Thompson will also Sagetree that had been destroyed by fi re in May 2012. Workers, however, left the home’s were board members Rudy Alafa, Bill Cole and current board. host its annual basketball, strength and condition- garage standing, saying it was not damaged by the fi re and was still intact. In July 2012, Pat Neville (the three whom Brewer hopes to The campaign to replace the Highland Mead- ing, and football camps the last three weeks of July. Houston police arrested Brandon Ray Morgan for the murder of Jeannie Waynette remove). Allen Chambers was the lone board ow board is reminiscent of a similar push in 2011 For more information, contact Coach Sawyer at Wiebke, the home’s 69-year-old resident. Photo by Marie Flickinger member to vote against the proposal. after the Woodmeadow HOA relieved Haywood 713-740-0510. Brewer contends the decision violates a three- Continued on Page 2A Page 2 Section A, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, June 6, 2013 Readers’ Opinions Publisher’s Opinion Deaths Robert Ryan accepted a position as pro- Belmarez and Munoz Now where do you come in. Those 65 of South Belt, a great community gram director for the Great you that showed your support by coming to Bebee Smoky Mountain Council in families offer thanks the July 2012 meeting made this happen. We started the South Belt-Elling- South Belt. Knoxville, Tenn. He was also They saw you at the meeting and that ton Leader (then Press) in 1976.This You could always count on help a James E. West Fellow. Our families would like to express our made the difference. Officials listen when was a much smaller community at from the community. Nearly 40 years Linzza’s love of Texas was thanks for the outpouring of support that we we speak up. I urge all of you to continue to follow this flood project and plan on mak- that time and quite what they call later, and it is still much the same. strong and the family moved received from the community during a very back to El Campo in January diffi cult time. ing future meetings. James E. Muecke “close knit.” I remember knowing We have experienced two major most of the people in the community. tragedies in the past two weeks. The 2009, where he accepted the Thank you to St. Luke’s Catholic Church position of chief professional for providing the services, Phillip Peevey at Reams:Barack Neighbors knew when others in the deaths of Fernando Flores and Niday for his sincerity and compassion for community needed help or consoling Robert Bebee have been quite a offi cer for the El Campo Boys the families, and South Park Cemetery for and Girls Club. He enjoyed Obama’s True Colors during times of tragedy. shock, but the community joined working with the children. Fernando’s burial service. Most residents were far away from together as always. Our sympathy to Thanks to all of his friends for the love, Leadership is everything! The success or Though not originally support and ongoing prayers. Sincerely, failure of any entity, whether it be business, home, as most came from other all the families involved. God Bless from El Campo, it became his The Belmarez & The Munoz families government, social, religious, military, etc. states to what is now known as you all. Marie Flickinger home. He loved his commu- depends on the quality of leadership it has nity. A member of St. Philip Carlton remembers and the leader’s integrity, experience, honor, ate degree from San Jacinto the Apostle Catholic Church, trustworthiness, character, values and hon- College and a Bachelor of Sci- Linzza followed the motto Robert Bebee esty. The leader is responsible, period. Nunsense opens at PLT ence degree in history from “To Know, Love, and Serve Recent disclosures, i.e. Fast and Furious, the University of Houston. God and Others.” On the day of my birthday celebration a Benghazi, the IRS targeting conservatives, Nunsense, by Dan Goggin, ing bingo. With the deceased Show times are 8 p.m. very tragic event took place. Not only did I opens June 14 at Pasadena nuns on ice in the deep freeze, Fridays, Saturdays and Robert Ryan Bebee, 41, On Dec. 18, 1993, he mar- He was also a member the DOJ targeting journalists, and a myriad ried Kristina Leigh Farley in of the Knights of Columbus hear the reports of our brave firefighters other situations and outcomes, convince Little Theatre, 4318 Allen- the surviving nuns decide to Thursday. Sunday matinees died on Friday, May 31, 2013, giving their lives for others, I also find out Genoa Road, and continues stage a variety show in the begin at 3 p.m. in Houston, doing what he Houston. 2490 and was a member of correct thinking people that the Obama During his college career the Fourth Degree, a mem- one is a former player/student of mine, administration is an abject failure. And while weekends through June 30. Mount St. Helen’s School Ticket prices are $14 for loved best. Dedicated to his Robert Bebee. The Little Sisters of auditorium to raise money to adults and $12 for seniors and family and friends, he served Linzza participated in track ber of B.P.O.E. 1749, serv- he claims to know nothing, that’s totally irrel- and fi eld events, where he I have fond memories of Robert back in evant, and a lie. Mr. Obama appointed all Hoboken, a one-time mission- bury the sisters. students. Thursday, June 27, is the Houston Fire Department ing as Leading Knight, the the Beverly Hills days. Many times players these people and is thus responsible for ary order that ran a leper colo- The New York Times says a specially priced Admit Two for 11 years and served Jer- threw the hammer, shotput Club Room manager, and was will look up to coaches and hold them in their actions, good or bad, no matter his ny in France, discover their “A hail of fun and frolic! for $14 show. sey Village Fire Department and discus, and set many re- named Elk of the Year, a for- high regard. many attempts at avoiding responsibility. cook, Sister Julia, accidentally Wacky and outrageous with a For reservations, call 713- for six years. cords that still stand today. mer member of the El Campo Well from here on it will be me looking Obama created the culture we see implod- killed 52 nuns of the convent hysterical sense of fun!” South 941-1758 or online at www. Bebee was born in Corpus He combined that love of Rotary Club, a member of the up to Robert. ing all around us; scandal after scandal, with her tainted vichyssoise Belt’s Janet Sharpley directed pasadenalittletheatre.org. Christi, Texas, on Jan. 14, fi eld events and his Scottish Sons of the American Revo- For he and all others like him are the incompetence, cover-up, lies, fraud, the heritage by traveling with lution, and a member of the true heros. Eddie Carlton while the others were off play- the show. Credit cards are acceped. 1972. He was a longtime resi- usurping of our Constitutional rights, intimi- dent of Sagemont and a 1990 his father around the country Sons of the Confederate Vet- dation, divisiveness, death and destruction. Dobie High School graduate. participating in Scottish High- erans. Manly expresses It’s all blood on Mr. Obama’s hands, particu- After graduating from land Games. Tossing the caber He was an avid genealogist larly with Fast and Furious and Benghazi. the police academy, Bebee was his favorite event. He was who loved his family history, gratitude to volunteers He IS the Commander-in-Chief, elected by worked at Harris County the recipient of the Dewar’s Texas history and taking his dolts, some of whom are beginning to White Label Award for Out- children to see anything re- I would like to express my sincere grati- awaken from their comma. Precinct 2 before joining the tude, to Chad Tremont, his mother, Beverly fi re academy. He joined the standing Achievement in lated to history. As a veteran, familiar with the military Scottish Athletics in 1985. He Linzza is preceded in Swaim, and to the residents of Clear Brook code of honor and the 200+ year ethos of Houston Fire Department on Meadows who volunteered and cleaned up Aug, 6, 2001, and served as a was a member of the Houston death by his parents; mater- “never leaving a man behind,” I consider Mr. Highland Games Association. nal grandparents Julius Mil- the esplanades on Blackhawk. I would have Obama to be a national disgrace as fi refi ghter/EMT and spent the been right out there with them except for a majority of his career at Sta- Linzza was a member of ton and Louise Christoffel; Commander-in-Chief. His actions during the Troop 1032 of the Sam Hous- bad back. Benghazi event and subsequent cover up tion 51. paternal grandparents Emme I find it sad, that the residents in our sec- are treasonous. Actions speak louder than On Dec. 1, 2004, Bebee ton Area Council Boy Scouts and Henry Linzza; aunt Hazel tion of Kirkmont didn’t seem to care or vol- words. His actions the night of September joined the City of Jersey Vil- of America where he attained Schumacher; and uncle Julius unteer to do the work. You would think that 11, 2012 and the following day speak vol- lage Fire Department sharing the rank of Eagle Scout. Dur- Milton Christoffel Jr. they would want to have an entrance to umes as to his character, honor, “leader- his time with both families. ing college, he began his long He is survived by his wife, where they live look nice and not over- ship,” and lack of respect for the lives of He was promoted to engineer career as a staff member at Kristina Farley Linzza, sons grown. those who do his bidding The revelations operator on Dec. 27, 2007. El Rancho Cima Scout Res- Collin Ramsey and Harrison Those who did complain, blamed it on since, with the IRS and DOJ, simply confirm ervation. He worked at both Wayne Linzza, and daughter the boards poor management. If anyone Bebee was admired by many what was already known - either complete fellow fi refi ghters for his Horseshoe Bend and Cockrell Shelby Faye Linzza, all of El would come to a meeting and see our incompetency or an agenda to destroy River Camp in all positions, Campo; sisters Debbie Ken- financial statements and where the money dedication and professional- America. Among members of the Armed ism. He was always willing to big and small. He was camp nedy of Burnet and Pamela is used for, they would see no unnecessary Forces, Obama beats Clinton, hands down, director, program director, a Haynes and husband Lee of money has been spent. help anyone and any animal as most disliked CINC. Even hapless Jimmy wrangler, a counselor, even a Houston; aunt Myra Christof- Our financial problems are not due to Carter made a rescue attempt. in need and never asked for poor management, but due to those who do anything in return. muleskinner. He also worked fel Cobb of Houston; mother- Before Mr. Obama ran for the Presidency for SHAC at Camp Strake as in-law and father-in-law Eva not pay the annual assessments. his true colors were on display. He is not the Nunsense cast members pictured are, left to right, Ginger Posey, Janet Sharpley Bebee leaves behind his Our assessments are the lowest in the parents, Rayford and Sabina a ranger and served on many and Ramsey Farley of El caring, Mr. “nice guy” he pretends to be or and Jennifer Gonzales. staffs at the council’s annual Campo; and numerous nieces area, and if broken down to a monthly the left and the media make him out to be. Bebee of Houston; his sister amount, would be less than $12.00 per and nieces, Ryssa Bebee and winter camp. and cousins. He is the conniving Marxist truth seekers In 1996, that love of ser- month. We will gladly except monthly pay- know him to be. His campaign shenanni- Darianne, Krystalyn and Jus- A vigil service and KC ments. gans in Chicago and subsequent voting tice Garcia, all of Houston; vice and scouting led Linzza Rosary was held on Tues- So again, thank you to all who volun- record; his associations with known com- Bebee’s life celebrated his brother and family, Ian, to a professional career with day, June 4, 2013. A Mass teered. I only hope this will never happen munists and public support of them; the Soomi, Andrew and Ian Jr. the Boy Scouts of America. of Christian Burial was held again. Rebecca Manly CPUSA backing him in 2008 and 2012; his Kim of San Mateo, Calif.; He was the district executive Wednesday, June 5, 2013, at President, Kirkmont 1 HOA own admission of far left wing ideology in his sister Jodi Adair of Austin, for the Broken Arrow District St. Philip the Apostle Catho- books; his US Senate record; the lack of at home and citywide Texas; and many aunts, un- of the Alamo Area Council in lic Church with the Rev. Gary Reggie Walker documentation of who he really is; produc- cles, cousins and friends. San Antonio. In 1999, he and Janak offi ciating. Burial fol- comments on Garcia ing a proven forged official government Continued from Page 1A other people a chance at Chris Baccaro. “It would The service celebrating his family moved to El Cam- lowed at the Holy Cross Me- document, i.e. his birth certificate; being ment of silence, and all life,” Perry said. “We are be hard to keep us out.” Bebee’s life will be held at po, where he served as senior morial Park in El Campo. I notice our new State Senator Sylvia absolutely void of any experience necessary fl ags at Minute Maid Park blessed to live in a world The other three fi re- 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 7, district executive for the Brah- Condolences may be shared Garcia is really looking out for the folks who to be a chief executive; his ties to the Muslim 2013, at Grace Community man District of the Sam Hous- with the family at triskafuner supported her and voted her into office. The world; ties to radicals and un-indicted terror- were fl own at half-staff. with dedication like that.” fi ghters who died in the ton Area Council. In 2008, he alhome.com. ists; on and on it goes. That record was a Firefi ghters, both local Bebee’s stepbrother, blaze are Capt. EMT Mat- Church, 14505 Gulf Freeway, first bill she ran through assisted Judges Houston 77034. (which she was) and now she passes one red flag for America to pass on his candi- and national, were offered Ian Kim, spoke on his be- thew Renaud, 35, of Sta- for her old friend Mario Gallegos and other dacy. His values are simply not America’s Interment will follow at PW Library events set free tickets to the games. half. tion 51; Firefi ghter EMT SouthPark Cemetery in Pear- Municipal Employees (which she was). values. All known by any who cared to know Dozens of fi refi ghters “I lost a best friend and Robert Garner, 29, of Sta- The following events are set for the Parker Williams prior to November 2008. Electing him land. Politics as usual, be careful who you elect. Library, June 6 through June 12. Reggie Walker speaks volumes as to the character of our and policemen paid their a brother,” Kim said. “But tion 68; and Probationary nation; degenerating into a society void of respect to Bebee Sunday, I was so blessed to have Firefi ghter Anne Sullivan, Christopher Earl On Saturday, June 8, Vietnamese storytime will include morals, ethics, character and honor, at least June 2, by having a pro- these last 30 years with 24, of Station 68, who just elementary storytime at 10:30 a.m., followed by preschool Muecke on drainage for the 51% who turned a blind eye to what cession as the fi refi ghter’s him. Take the time to talk graduated from the acad- Ullrich Linzza storytime at 1 p.m., and Reading Club at 3 p.m. really matters in a presidency. body was transported by or write to your loved ones emy last month. Join the library for Book Bash on Monday, June 10, at improvement progress Christopher Earl Ullrich 2:30 p.m. This program is for children ages 4 and up. Free Obama was elected for two reasons only ambulance from the medi- because, for me, tomorrow At press time, three On Wednesday May 15 I received an - the color of his skin and a glib tongue; nei- “Hoss” Linzza, 48, of El Cam- tickets are required and may be picked up at the reference email from Precinct 2 County Commissioner ther of which are qualifications for The cal examiner’s offi ce to never came to speak with fi refi ghters remained in po, died peacefully on May desk on the day of the program. Mr. Jack Morman’s office informing me that Presidency. The black community can either Niday Funeral Home on my brother ever again. No the hospital, with one in 30, 2013. He was born on Feb. Teen SRP Kick-off Party is set for Wednesday, June two items would be placed on the be proud of Martin Luther King or Barack Beamer near Scarsdale. one could ever take away critical condition. 10, 1965, to the late Earl and 12. This program is for ages 11 through 18. Commissioners agenda to be voted on Hussein Obama but not both. They are Niday has vowed to re- the memories or spirit that The cause of the fi re Melba Christoffel Linzza in The 2013 Summer Reading Program, Have Book, Will Tuesday May 21, 2013. opposites in ideology. Obama is void of main open 24 hours a day each and every one of us is still under investiga- Atlanta, Ga. He was a mem- Travel, runs June 3 through Aug. 10. Sign up at the library or First, to execute amendment to agree- leadership skill and his chickens have come this week, as fellow fi re- shared with them, and as tion and is currently being ber of the J. Frank Dobie High register online at www.hcpl.net. ment for Professional services with CH2M home to roost even if Mr. “I didn’t know” tries fi ghters have promised Robert would say, ‘I got treated as a crime scene. School Class of 1983. Preschool storytime is at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, and tod- Hill Engineers, Inc. to provide additional to avoid responsibility. He asked for that Linzza received an associ- dler storytime is at 10:30 a.m. Thursday. engineering services in support of provid- responsibility when he ran for the office and not to leave Bebee’s side this.’” The HFD Arson Division ing storm water “storage” for mitigation of can’t avoid it now unless the American peo- until he is buried. Several Firefi ghters from is taking the lead, with future channel improvements and flood ple give him a pass. That would be national area residents also lined neighboring cities worked assistance from HPD, the damage reduction. This is the retention suicide when he has 42 months left in office. the street near the funeral in Houston Wednesday, State Fire Marshal’s Of- Harris County Tax Offi ce mails pond that we discussed. Have you noticed how quick he is to take home to honor him. June 5, to allow all HFD fi ce and the Bureau of Al- Second: Authorization to Bid. Recom- credit for all that goes well and how quick to mendation that Commissioners Court ap- cast blame for all that doesn’t? That’s not A public memorial ser- personnel to attend the cohol, Tobacco, Firearms over 105,000 delinquent tax notices prove the construction documents and leadership. The Presidency demands true, vice was held Wednesday, memorial. Thousands of and Explosives. Notices have been mailed erty owners who receive a for taxpayers to utilize in “authorize bids to be taken” for Slope honest leadership. June 5, at Reliant Stadium Houstonians drove during Investigators are cur- to more than 105,000 delin- delinquent tax notice to “take making tax payments. A sur- Failure Repairs in Southeast Harris county. If there was ever a president whose lies, for Bebee and the other daylight hours Wednesday rently seeking witnesses quent property tax account heed and to contact the Harris charge of 2.15 percent will be This is for erosion and slope failure on corruption, circumvention of the Constitution, three fi refi ghters who with headlights on to show to the blaze. Anyone with holders across Harris County. County Tax Office to take added to each credit card Berry Bayou. fraud, breach of trust with the citizenry, thu- died in the blaze. Roughly their respect. any information is urged The notices will serve to immediate action.” transaction, as well as The area in question is in the Hwy 3, old gocracy, and deliberate attempts to “trans- MasterCard debit transac- Galveston road and Richey street area in form” us into a socialist state deserved 40,000 mourners attended The funeral will be held to call the HFD Arson Di- advise recipients that they Sullivan also encourages the city of South Houston. impeachment, Obama does. Whether his the function, including Friday, June 7, at Grace vision at 713-247-8900. have an outstanding account taxpayers to take advantage tions. When using a VISA Both issues were voted on and passed. actions are criminal, incompetency, or all of around 3,000 fi refi ghters, Community Church, Donations to the vic- balance from their 2012 of the tax office website debit card, there is a flat fee Very good news. the above, it doesn’t matter. many of whom traveled to 14505 Gulf Freeway at tims’ families may be property taxes and that if www.hctax.net to apply for a of $3.95. There is no fee Both areas affect the water flow from our The House should immediately start the stadium in a caravan 10:30 a.m. Burial will be made to the 100 Club their account is not paid in payment agreement or to charged for e-checks. For full by July 1, 2013, or they make a payment on their taxpayers wanting to pay by area. This is just another step in our now 8 impeachment proceedings. Eric Holder, from Almeda Mall. at SouthPark Cemetery. at www.the100club.org year effort to resolve flooding. Janet Napalitano, the various IRS adminis- have not entered into a pay- account by credit card, debit telephone, dial 713-368-2273 Over the years we have been successful trators and other department heads, should Both Parker and Gov. There will be no visita- or 100 Club Survivors ment agreement and made card and/or e-check. using a touch-tone phone. in getting many smaller areas cleaned and be fired and charged with crimes. And Rick Perry gave heart- tion. See related obituary Fund, 5555 San Felipe – their first payment by July 1, Delinquent tax bill pay- Payments made via telephone reworked. America should learn that character matters. felt eulogies at the event, on this page. Suite 1750, Houston, TX 2013, an additional 15 per- ments and payment plan are subject to the same terms We did get C-106-08 along side Hwy 3 Skin color is irrelevant. which was televised on lo- Contrary to rumors, 77056. cent to 20 percent of the total agreements may also be as online payments. concrete lined and part of Berry Bayou Obama is a man who is in charge of cal media. Friday’s service is not See related letter to the tax, penalty and interest will made at any of the 15 Harris For more information, concreted. All of this are necessary steps to everything, yet responsible for nothing. He “It’s always too soon reserved for friends and editor on this page and added to the account. County Tax Office branches. taxpayers may call 713-368- resolve a very complicated water flow sys- lies with every breath and has no respect for to say goodbye to a fall- family and will be open to photos on Page 6A. Tax Assessor-Collector Each branch is equipped with 2000 or visit the tax office tem. 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Be- tington Beach in southern married and raised fi ve chil- Dan Hoppie will be the fore that, he taught Spanish California. He excelled as a dren. new principal at Morris and teen leadership at Queens catcher in baseball. His high After graduating from Middle School after closing Intermediate in Pasadena. He school team made second BYU, he attained a master’s out his tenure as assistant will replace Nancy Flores, team all-state, winning the in education leadership in principal at Thompson Inter- who is retiring. California Intershcolastic Fed- 2007. mediate. Hoppie had been at Hoppie grew up in Hun- eration championship. Hoppie plans to graduate In a June 4, 1994, Los in eight months with a doc- Angeles Times article, sports- torate in education leadership writer Chris Foster headlined with an emphasis on English his story as “Hoppie gets a as a second language. grip: Catcher keeps hold of Regarding Thompson’s at- ball at the plate as Barons win mosphere, Hoppie said that, Division I title.” as a new teacher, he experi- Foster added, “Catcher enced his share of unpredict- Dan Hoppie ran in circles, ability, but the school’s staff still clutching that base- “had a family feel.” ball. Hoppie decided to become “A moment earlier, he had an educator because he loves been bulled over by Lake- kids, wants to do what’s best wood’s Matt Dempsey, who for them, and wants to help was trying to score from sec- mold their future as respon- ond on a two-out, seventh- sible community members. inning single. Hoppie held on A challenge he sees as a and so did the Barons.” principal at Morris is reach- He was awarded a full ath- ing every child, because he letic scholarship to Brigham prides himself in “educating Young University. His de- all the children and not com- sire was to play in the major ing up short.” leagues, but his knees gave Hoping that the Mor- him too much trouble behind ris students will be ready the plate. to learn, the new principal “I was ready to step into a hopes “to inspire them to different life,” he said, and he greater heights as productive did so by obtaining a degree citizens.” The Name That Book team from Stuchbery Elementary won a advance of the competition. Quotes were taken from the books in Spanish education. His wife now works at bronze medal in the second annual Name That Book District and presented electronically on a screen. Points were awarded He became friends with Clear Lake Regional Hos- Elementary Reading Challenge on Saturday, May 18, at Sam when a team was able to name which book contained that quote. Amy Jarvis, a fellow BYU pital. When asked if he and Rayburn High School. Thirty-four teams from Pasadena Indepen- Stuchbery team members were, left to right, (front row) Vinh Diep, student pursuing a nursing Amy plan on having a sixth dent School District elementary schools were represented in the Drake Escobedo, Julie Trinh, Aliyah Barreiro, (back row) Mia degree who hailed from West child, Hoppie laughed. “I competition. Students were given a list of 20 books to read in Zuniga, Fernando Zavala and Jordan Reed. Photo submitted Dan Hoppie Virginia. They eventually think we’re done with that.” Martinez Teacher of the Year Clear Creek ISD launches Latitude to Learn A surprise visit to The elementary-grade graduate, is in her fourth In the Clear Creek Inde- Clear Creek Independent the devices at a discounted opportunities. 12th-grade students to com- fourth-grade students: announce the Pasadena winner, Martinez accepted year at Jensen. A former pendent School District, School District is incorpo- rate. Teachers will also be The following is the pro- plete high school roll-out. fourth-grade devices remain Independent School District her cookie in full buccaneer kindergarten teacher, she there is a strongly held rating online resources and equipped with tools and posed timeline of imple- 2015-2016 School Year at school; and third-grade Elementary Teacher of the garb – including eye-patch – now teaches second grade. belief that learning can applications into the curric- resources to help them inte- mentation for student tab- All sixth- and seventh- classrooms receive sets of Year recently caught Krysti all part of Pirate Day festivi- She will now enter the occur any time, any place, ulum, providing profession- grate technology into their lets, but it is subject to grade students to complete approximately six per class- Martinez with her eye-patch ties at Jensen Elementary. competition for Region 4 and at any pace. It is with al development for teachers curriculum. As part of its change. At first, the district intermediate roll-out; All room. down. Martinez, a 2004 Dobie Teacher of the Year. this in mind, CCISD is and staff, involving students Partners in Learning will start off with four launching a well-researched in the development of a Program, Microsoft will model campuses to ensure and community-supported digital citizenship code, and provide 10 days of profes- proper implementation, initiative where students offering training and moni- sional development training resources and training are will have access to educa- toring guidance for parents. so teachers can learn more provided. tional material during and “This is truly a community about the newest software 2013-2014 School Year beyond the school day and business partnership to and how Windows 8 can Fall semester through the use of the Dell be proud of. We have extend learning times, Clear Horizons Early Latitude 10 tablet comput- researched best practices inspire students to build College High School; Clear er. from 400 school districts real-world skills and View Education Center; “This is an important that are already in a 1:1 improve educational out- Victory Lakes Intermediate step in our efforts to prepare program. We have also comes. eighth grade; and Clear students for college and gleaned lessons learned Through the bond- Lake City Elementary careers in this century,” said from our own yearlong approved funds, the district fourth and fifth grade Dr. Greg Smith, superinten- pilot of a 1:1 program with will purchase 30,000 Dell Spring semester dent of schools. “Our teach- 8th grade students at Latitude 10 tablets for stu- All ninth- and 10th-grade ers already focus on provid- Victory Lakes Intermedi- dents and instructional staff students ing our students engaging ate,” said Kevin Schwartz, over three years. Instruc- 2014-2015 School Year learning experiences on a chief technology officer. tional staff will receive All fifth-grade students: daily basis. This becomes The Dell Latitude 10 is a training and a tablet this fifth-grade devices remain another tool to deepen and Windows-based tablet, summer during extensive at school; All eighth-grade enrich education for all stu- which is the existing soft- professional development students; and all 11th- and dents in CCISD.” ware used in CCISD. Martinez (left) receives good news from Dr. Kirk Lewis, Pasadena ISD In May 2013, voters “Having Microsoft Office superintendent of schools. overwhelmingly supported on these tablets is the per- funding for what is com- fect blend of something monly known as 1:1, one teachers already know with computer per student for a new opportunity for any- grades 4 through 12. The time, anywhere access,” Dell Latitude 10 is the tab- said Kelly Lane, technology At left, Martinez let computer chosen by a integration specialist. “It is shown with her committee of educators, makes for a natural progres- Schedule your parents, Ray and students, technology spe- sion. Now, we can focus on Barbara Martinez, cialists and administrators. the integration and learning, who still live in the “This initiative is by far the rather than the work- most influential move yet in arounds.” South Belt area. bridging the widening gap Teachers will also take mammogram today. between academia’s advantage of professional Photos submitted demands and a student’s learning to best integrate life,” said Andrew Barrett, the technology into their Clear Brook High School curriculum. The Microsoft student. Shape the Future program To bridge that gap, the allowed CCISD to purchase UH-Clear Lake to add replica of Liberty Bell Area school students and doms, for all to experience,” Global Perspective Institute Rights that are appropriate the UHCL Liberty Bell community friends can learn says UH-Clear Lake Inc. and Association of for students as well as the Project including a Declar- more about American history Associate Professor of Legal American Colleges and Uni- general public and that ation Level for those who when University of Houston- Studies James Benson. “This versities announced results emphasize the relevance of want to give $10,000; the Clear Lake brings an exact historic symbol will allow that astounded Benson. these documents; elevating Foundry Level for those want replica of the Liberty Bell to those who have not or may “How did we get away UHCL’s Constitution Day to offer $5,000 and a be on permanent display at not ever have a chance to see from teaching the civics and celebration to make it more Signatory Level for donors the university in the near the Liberty Bell in history lessons that students accessible to the community providing $1,000. future. Philadelphia to see it.” need?” asked Benson. “And, and to include participation The Sustaining Founder The full-scale replica is Several national reports how can UH-Clear Lake from local organizations; allows donors to commit to a being made by the original noting the decline in civic respond to this?” facilitating educational part- monthly amount of their foundry in England and will education propelled Benson He took his questions to nerships with external insti- choice, while the Citizens be housed in a highly visible into action. One report called administration and from tutions such as the National Level is available for a gift of location in the university’s “Crucible Moment: College there narrowed down his plan Constitution Center in any size. Breast Tomosynthesis: Bayou Building, 2700 Bay Learning and Democracy’s of action into four areas. Philadelphia and more; and, Community friends and Area Blvd. Future” by the National Task These included developing finally, making the Liberty alumni may also honor an “The Liberty Bell is a Force on Civic Learning and courses of instruction specifi- Bell accessible to visitors, important female (mother, New Hope for Early Breast Cancer Detection. reminder of our liberty, a Democratic Engagement cally addressing the Con- community members and daughter, sister, aunt, etc.) by representation of our free- under the leadership of the stitution and the Bill of other organizations. giving a $1,000 gift and While still working on the becoming part of the “Belles other three, it is the fourth of the Bell” giving group. Breast tomosynthesis is an innovative new, FDA-approved venture – known as the Fifty belles will be listed on a John E. Freeman, D.D.S., M.S. Liberty Bell Project – that permanent installation sign- 3-D digital technology that helps physicians detect smaller has many excited. age associated with the bell. Orthodontist The full-scale replica is Benson and Antony think tumors sooner – at the earliest stages of breast cancer. being created by the the bell will definitely 281-481-9575 13310 Beamer Whitechapel Bell Foundry in strengthen future Constitution London, England, which cast Day celebrations, which To schedule an appointment at Memorial Hermann Southeast Hospital, the original Liberty Bell in occur on Sept. 17. 1752. It will bear the inscrip- Both know that while the call 281.929.6485. Or you can now schedule your appointment • Braces Without Tooth Removal tion on the original bell: addition of the Liberty Bell “Proclaim LIBERTY replica is just a start when it online at memorialhermann.org. throughout all the Land unto comes to enriching the civic • Headgear NOT Required all the Inhabitants thereof.” education of the area, it is an “Many of UHCL’s distin- important beginning. guished alumni and university “Our hope is that area friends have expressed interest schools will bring their • Insurance Assignment Accepted in contributing to this worth- schoolchildren to our univer- while project,” explains sity for field trips to experi- Assistant Director of Devel- ence history, a symbol of the • Quality and Caring Office opment Elbby Antony. “We’ve country in which we live,” already started collecting says Benson. Second donations to fund the project To find out how to be a because of the generosity and part of the Liberty Bell • Certified Specialist Opinions patriotism of our university Project or to become one of Welcome alumni and community the Belles of the Bell, call friends.” 281-283-2016 or email anto Several giving levels are [email protected]. For more Serving the South Belt Area Since 1981 available for those who information, visit http:// would like to contribute to www.uhcl.edu/libertybell. Page 4, Section A, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, June 6, 2013 Kids invited to learn Over The Back Fence June Cosmic Explorations a foreign language Presentation at the Lunar Summer can offer more up for session one to be held and Planetary Institute than just playtime for chil- July 8-11, from noon to 3 Inquisitive adults are presentation begins at 7:30 dren by providing the perfect p.m., and session two offered LUCY WALKER TURNS 17 Sanchez. Sharing a birthday June 9 are es to its Facebook friends who celebrate a invited to attend the presenta- p.m. and will be followed by time to learn a foreign lan- July 22-25, also noon to 3 tion, Black Holes Inside and a light reception. No reserva- Leader intern Matt Walker’s daughter Adriana Cortez and Shayla Dean. Bonnie birthday this week: Out, by Dr. Andrew Hamilton tion is necessary. guage. p.m. and Buddy Walker’s sister, Lucy Walker, Svarplaitis celebrates a birthday June 11. Thursday, June 6: Amanda D’Orazio, University of Houston- For children in grades of the University of Colorado LPI is located in the Clear Lake Kids U Language three through fi ve, Introduc- will be almost grown July 16. Moore Elementary Timothy Turbeville, Vicki Derobles, Tracy at Boulder. This free public USRA building at 3600 Bay Camps invite kindergartners tion to Spanish will be of- HAVE A GREAT BIRTHDAY, MARY Blow out the birthday candles for Dar- Harder and Jay Hyle; Friday, June 7: Damon presentation on Thursday, Area Blvd. in Clear Lake; the through fi fth-graders and fered in two time slots: June Dr. Mary Campbell-Fox of the local lene Marzouk on June 6. Celebrating a Dixson, Nancy Carlton, Liza Vasquez June 13, is part of the Cosmic entrance is located on sixth- through ninth-grade 10-13 and June 17-20, from Campbell Family Practice is wished a birthday June 7 is Elsa Valo. The day for a Ybarra and Dee Foster; Saturday, June 8: Explorations Speaker Series Middlebrook Drive. students to learn Mandarin 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. During the happy birthday Sunday, June 9, from her party for Laura Rodriguez is June 11. Baron Jones, Tamisha Lowe-Hendricks, at the Lunar and Planetary The Lunar and Planetary Chinese in separate sessions sessions, children will learn family and friends. South Belt Elementary Diane Cardenas, Judd Montes, Jennifer Institute (LPI). Institute is part of the offered in June and July. Spanish through music, act- ENJOY YOUR DAY, LAURA On June 10, a birthday wish is sent to Hunter, Delia Marcum, Carolyn Valdez- Hamilton’s presentation is Universities Space Research The younger group can ing, games, videos and more. Former Leader staffer Laura Aguilar Maria Duran. Dawn Donahue enjoys a Gomez, Victoria Wright and Byron Ewald; the final presentation in this Association (USRA). For register for session one of Fees are $129 per session. marks a birthday Friday, june 7. Birthday birthday June 12. Sunday, June 9: Trey Wilmore, Angel year’s series, A User’s Guide more information, visit http:// Mandarin Chinese, which To fi nd out more or to regis- greetings are sent to her from her former Beverly Hills Intermediate Ortiz, Gene Robertson, Estella Davis, to the Universe: You Live www.lpi.usra.edu/education/ begins Monday, June 10, and ter online, visit http://kidsu. co-workers. Marking a birthday June 7 is Jeremy Anthony Berg, Sandy Ann, Heather Here. Here’s What You Need lectures or contact Andrew fi nishes Thursday, June 13, uhcl.edu, and select “Kids U SAMANTHA HAS A BIRTHDAY Walker. Blow out the birthday candles Walker, Austin Gates and Summer Keys; to Know. Shaner at 281-486-2163 or with part two of the class be- Registration Open Now,” or Samantha Guerra, former Leader staff for Maribel Juarez June 9. On June 12, Monday, June 10: Russell Simon, Mariela LPI’s Cosmic Explorations [email protected]. ing offered July 8-11. Time call UH-Clear Lake’s Center member, celebrates her birthday Sunday, Eglantina Torres has a birthday. Ramirez, MaryRose Burk, Shawn Barras will be 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. for Educational Programs at June. 9. Wishes for a happy birthday are Thompson Intermediate and Francine Bretado; Tuesday, June 11: The older students can sign 281-283-3530. Newest alumni welcomed sent to her from her former co-workers. Jessica Krustchinsky is wished a Greg Medina, Nicoale Zeigler-Clement SCHOOL DAZE happy birthday June 6. and Debbie Mills; and Wednesday, June at UHCL Commencement The following personnel and staff mem- Dobie High 12: Charlie Groover, Marilyn Millet, Myla Approximately 975 Uni- A. Staples. “The degree is bers of the Pasadena Independent School June 7 is the day for a cake for Nancy Pallorina-Mamitag, Matthew Kippley and versity of Houston-Clear Lake much more than a mark of District celebrate birthdays June 6 through Carlton. A birthday greeting is sent to Edily Watson. graduates received their diplo- achievement. It represents June 12. Donna Smith June 8. Blow out the birthday LEADER WANTS YOU IN THE NEWS mas during commencement both a culmination and a new Atkinson Elementary candles for Larry Davis June 9. On June Email birthday, anniversary, vacation, ceremonies held at Reliant departure. Birthday greetings are sent to Jessica 10, happy birthday greetings are sent to congratulations, etc., to mynews@south Arena on May 19. During a “For the love and pursuit Carlos and Melissa Cruz June 8. Steven Higginbotham. beltleader.com with OTBF in the subject noon ceremony, graduates of education does not end for Frazier Elementary FACEBOOK FRIENDS’ BIRTHDAYS line. Items must be submitted by Friday from the School of Human you here today – instead, to- June 8 is the day for a cake for Denisse The Leader sends happy birthday wish- noon for the next week’s publication. 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She was taken Legion Post 290 team by while under construction. ginia Campbell Scott’s fi rst suspected of robbing some- to Memorial Hermann 30 years ago (1983) book, The Dream Horse, one at gunpoint the previ- Hospital, where she was Carl Judd and Ronald was released by Harper Pa- ous day. A deputy spotted treated and released. In addi- For life Monell were charged with perbacks. The teen romance the vehicle that had been tion to the murder charge felony possession of mari- became available locally at taken during the robbery, for Edmonds, Nichols was juana after police seized 37 Paperback Trader. Although and the driver led the dep- charged with aggravated HAPPY BIRTHDAY pounds of marijuana from The Dream Horse was her uty on a high-speed chase. assault with a deadly weap- insurance, Judd’s home. fi rst book, she previously The vehicle pursuit ended on for the Dukes shooting. 25 years ago (1988) had four short stories pub- when the driver, Arrington 1 year ago (2012) Thompson Intermediate lished in Highlights for Chil- Floyd Burley, 21, lost Two-term state Rep. Ken call a good Alexis teacher Larry Spasic was dren and another in Cricket. control of the vehicle and Legler, 54, died from a named the Outstanding Scott is a nurse and the crashed into a ditch. The heart attack while driving to Texas History Teacher in sister of the two doctors at deputy attempted to appre- a work function. Legler was neighbor. 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The Thuy Epperson State Farm Educational Scholarship was awarded to Kamille Harris The Ruth Young Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Savannah Sanchez. Joy Rose (right) was the recipient of the Frazier The Lindsay Simpson Memorial Scholarship was (right). Epperson attended Frazier as a child and Pictured are, left to right, Ruth’s brother, Eric Young, Nessa Mohebpour, Elementary PTO Scholarship. Pictured with Rose presented to Joel Arhelger (left). Pictured with received a Frazier scholarship in 1989. Pictured Sanchez, Ruth’s father Mark Young, and Tina Bui. Mohebpour was the is Frazier Principal Wendy Wiseburn. Rose will Arhelger is Lindsay’s mother, Lauren Simpson. are Epperson and Harris. Harris will attend Texas 2009 recipient of the Ruth Young Memorial Scholarship. She graduated attend the University of Houston in the fall. Arhelger will attend Texas State University. Woman’s University in the fall. from the University of Texas recently and is now enrolled as a medical student at UTMB in Galveston. Bui was the first recipient of the scholar- Matthew Kutra Memorial Scholarship Karen Gorman Memorial Scholarship ship in 2006. She graduated from the University of Texas in 2010 and now works as a financial planner for Academy. Sanchez plans to attend Belmont University. Photo submitted Houston selected as host for 2015 Neighborhoods USA Conference Neighborhoods USA is our opportunity to show- Awards. The NOTY awards (NUSA) selected Houston as case the many neighborhood have been presented since the host city for the 2015 programs the city offers.” 1984 as a collective thank you Neighborhood USA confer- Margaret Wallace, assis- for the hard work of nominat- ence. This will bring the tant director of the Planning ed neighborhoods and are the nation’s largest neighbor- and Development Depart- only national awards given on hood organization and an ment, was also elected to the an ongoing basis to neighbor- estimated 1,000 grass-roots board of NUSA for a three- hood organizations for their community leaders from year term. self-help initiatives. across the country to Hous- Today, the organization The Planning and Deve- ton. maintains a stable member- lopment Department and the The conference will be the ship base of approximate- Department of Neighbor- 40th anniversary of the orga- ly1,100. Each year the board hoods will coordinate with nization. solicits nominations to recog- local neighborhood advo- Neighborhood USA is a nize the commitment of cates and NUSA on the 2015 national nonprofit organiza- neighborhoods and neighbor- conference. tion committed to building hood friendly individuals or For more information or and strengthening neighbor- enterprises in awarding to find out how to get hood organizations. Created Neighborhood of the Year involved, call Margaret in 1975 to share information (NOTY) and NUSA Notables Wallace at 713-837-7701. Alexia Jackson (center) was the recipient of the Karen Gorman Memorial and experiences toward Scholarship. Pictured are, left to right, Lois Evans, Jackson and John building stronger communi- Gorman. In Jackson’s scholarship application essay, she wrote that her ties, NUSA continues to Faith Baptist Church Invites You fourth-grade teacher, Evans, is the person who changed her life for the better encourage networking and The Matthew Kutra Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Tyler Wolfe. and helped her get on the right road. Evans, who is now a teacher at Melillo information sharing to facili- to Vacation Bible School! Pictured are, left to right, Deron Kutra, Wolfe, Julie Kutra and Aaron Kutra. Middle School, surprised Jackson by attending the scholarship program. tate the development of part- All ages welcome with classes for Toddlers - Adults Tyler will play baseball at Richland Community College this fall. Jackson will attend the University of Texas at San Antonio this fall. nerships between neighbor- hood organizations, govern- Dates - June 11-14 ment and the private sector. “Houston’s dedication to Times - 6:45 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Lions Club neighborhoods and the city’s Location - 9850 Mango St. Bob Bryce status as a great convention Bush’s Scott shows GT project location were the primary Houston TX 77075 meeting set reasons Houston was select- The Houston Space ed for this conference,” said For RSVP or for more information call 281-748-6445. City Lions Club will meet Mayor Annise Parker. “This Tuesday, June 11, at 7 p.m. at the Golden Corral, 12500 2/26/1939 6/4/2012 Gulf Freeway. For more information, call George Malone at 281- 438-7243.

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Scarsdale SECTION B Thursday, June 6, 2013, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section B, Page 1 SPORTS & CLASSIFIED Clear Brook track and fi eld duo continuing family legacy The latest two in a long “It’s been a great experi- seen among the throng of she played on the junior forward, but I think I’m tried to be involved in as Raygen teared up while re- fi eld coach TiAndre Sand- it takes. I’m sure they hear line of girls’ track and fi eld ence,” Raygen said. “I think Wolverine band mates prac- varsity basketball team more of a forward,” May- many activities as possible.” membering some of the “is- ers has seen some great that at home and here. Just a stars at Clear Brook High I went over my fi rst hurdle ticing in the school parking last season and may very gen said. Their relationship as sues” they’ve gone through. ones come through the joy to be around. School, the Smith twins – in the sixth grade. It wasn’t lot later this summer. Her well challenge for a varsity “I love basketball, and twins? Not always smooth, Today though, things are door during his time at the “The thing that stands Maygen and Raygen – cer- that hard, so I decided to love? The French horn. postition next season. Raygen loves band and the especially when they be- much better. Raygen even school. The Smiths, already out to me is that they are the tainly had a head start in the stick with it. I’ve had tips As for Maygen Smith, “I’ve played post and French horn. We’ve always came teenagers. In fact, dedicated her 300-meter the next generation of stars most competitive siblings process. from our parents, and that’s Region III championship in the program, could very I have ever been around. Their parents, Toya and made it easier. medal to her sister. well do more. They push each other so Dexter Smith, met at Lamar “In the 100 hurdles, it’s “We’ve been through a “With these two, the ath- hard. They honestly want University in Beaumont, more about getting out of lot together, and I wanted letic part will take care of each other to give every- where they were both stand- the blocks fast and just go- her to have it,” Raygen said. itself,” Sanders said. “We thing they have.” out hurdlers for the Car- ing. With the 300s, it’s more “We’re sisters, and we have already seen that. Maygen and Raygen dinals. Their sister, Taylor about technique and endur- mean so much to each oth- “They both still have Smith. Star track athletes Smith, a 2010 Clear Brook ance.” er. We want to support each more potential, and it’s all at Clear Brook. Remember graduate, also participated At state, Raygen went other as much as possible.” a matter of dedication and the names. They’re not done in multiple sports. head-to-head against the Brook girls’ track and attitude. They know what yet. So while it may be of lit- state’s top two qualifi ers in tle surprise to the casual ob- the fi nal. verver that these two found Defending state cham- their way to the oval track, pion Alaysh’A Johnson their quick assault on vari- survived a tumble at the fi n- C&D Burger Shoppe ous record books might be. ish line and won the gold The sophomores have medal. Second place went We Accept Our Burgers are the Original both made separate names to Atascocita’s Ariel Jones, Credit! “Old Fashioned” Hamburgers. for themselves at the district while Smith nosed in for the and regional level, even if bronze. nd some stadium announc- “I heard someone yell Celebrating Our 32 Year ers can’t keep their names my lane number, but I still straight. didn’t realize I had the Over 3 Million Sold Raygen Smith set the bronze,” she said. “I really l With Coupon tone for her career early on thought the person in the cia at Brookside Intermediate. lane next to me was closer. pe There, she set the school It was such a great mo- SSpecial Hamburger, record in the 300-meter hur- ment.” dles with a time of 50 sec- Maygen Smith watched onds, besting the old mark the state competition from Fries and by two full seconds. the grandstand along with Fast forward just three her family. She narrowly $4.99 Med. Drink track seasons later, and punched her ticket for state Raygen is currently the but was third in the 400-me- state’s Class 5A bronze ter dash at regionals. Her 281-481-8606 • 10606 Fuqua • www.cdburger.com medal holder in the same time will come. event, having clocked in at “Our times have gotten 42.92 just under a month better, and that’s what you ago at the state meet in Aus- want. This was my fi rst time tin. to run the 100-meters, and Twins Maygen (left) and Raygen Smith have made quite an impact in several areas during their two-year stay While Raygen focuses I’m still perfecting the 200. at Clear Brook High School to this point. Aside from being track and fi eld stars, Maygen also plays basketball, on the 100- and 300-meter I might also try the 800-me- while Raygen is in the school band, playing the French horn. Photo by John Bechtle hurdles as well as the long ter run next season and see jump and relays, Maygen how it goes.” Led JFD boys to new heights Smith, certainly not to be Off the track, they are confused with Raygen, is known schoolwide as twins, in tune with the 100-, 200- yet are quite different in and 400-meter sprints and their interests. Saavedra takes PHS soccer gig CCONGRATULATIONSONGRATULATIONS may also try her luck at the Raygen will spend part By John Bechtle cess on the fi eld, and I still 800-meter distance in the of her summer attending Sports Editor feel the program is in good near future. band camp and can then be He tried to say, “No,” he shape for a long time. 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Brook youth hoops camp and fi eld qualifying meets Ross – 400-meter dash van Johnson – 100-meter (4 feet, 9 inches). hurdles (21.94), 400-meter Mikaila Singleton – Clear Brook varsity boys basketball head coach Christian Thompson and his quickly approaching, (1:14), 1,500-meter race- hurdles (15.18 for second Intermediate results: dash (1:05.85), 800-meter 400-meter dash (1:08.46), staff will host the 2013 Wolverines’ summer youth camp for boys and girls June many athletes from the walk (10:13 for fi rst place), 400-meter dash Dionte Smith – 400-me- run (2:16.27). 800-meter run (2:45.44). 17-21 at the school. Rising Stars Track Club place); Gabrielle John- (58.60), 800-meter run ter dash (59.98), 800-me- Lawson Fortner – long Young men results: Youths entering kindergarten through fi fth grade as of the 2013-2014 school are taking their perfor- son – , 400-meter dash (2:32.28); Jacoby Davis ter run (2:37.48); jump (17 feet, 7 inches), Victor Walker – year will take part from 9 a.m. to noon, while those entering the sixth through mances to a higher level. (1:18.61), 800-meter run – high jump (4’11”); Jer- D’vaughn Pennamon 400-meter dash (1:02.93), 400-meter dash (51.87), eighth grades will attend from 1 to 4 p.m. The locals were in ac- (3:11.77); emy Davis – 100-meter –800-meter run (2:26); triple jump (35 feet, 3 800-meter dash (2:05.10). Cost of the camp, which includes instruction in all phases of the game, a bas- tion June 1 at the Flying Submidget results: ketball and camp T-shirt, is $100 per youth. For more information, call Thompson Dragons Track Club invi- Amari Singleton at 832-573-0739. tational meet. – 1,500-meter race- Yankees rule SBHLL’s minor baseball division The results from the walk (10:14.47 for sec- stars are as follows: ond place), 800-meter Brook summer softball camp Primary results: run (2:14.75); Mikey Clear Brook High School varsity girls’ softball coach Shelly Bollin and her Elijah Jackson – Ramirez – 400-meter dash staff will host the 2013 Lady Wolverines’ summer camp June 10-13 at Lady Wol- 400-meter dash (1:28.14); (1:24.81), 800-meter run verine Field. Jesse Shelton – 800-me- (3:07.74), Jasmine Peralta Youths age 6 through those entering the ninth-grade as of the 2013-2014 ter run (3:18.5); Chardel – 1,500-meter racewalk school year are eligible to attend. There will be an all-skills session in addition to Terrell – 400-meter dash (11:22.59), shot put (17 one involving skills for pitchers, catchers and slap hitters. The all-skills session (1:28.28), 800-meter run feet); Mia Garcia 800-me- will run from 9 a.m. to noon each day, and the pitcher/catcher/slap hitting session (3:14.77). ter run (3:16.96). is June 10-12 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Subbantam results: Midget results: Kendall Brown – Cameron Devereaux – Cost of the all-skills camp is $80. Cost of the pitcher/catcher/slap hitting ses- 1,500-meter racewalk 400-meter dash (1:05.06), sion is $50. Participants should wear a T-shirt, shorts and softball shoes and bring (10:59.80 for fi rst place), 800-meter run (2:33); water, sunscreen, catching gear (if applicable), bat, glove, visor and batting hel- 400-meter dash (1:27.14), Ty’via Taulton – 400-me- met. 800-meter run (2:59.10 ter dash (1:09.12), For more information, including payment options, direct email to Bollin at for fourth place); Kevin 800-meter run (2:54.60). [email protected]. Taulton – 100-meter dash Subyouth results: (14.99), 400-meter dash Dominique Peral- BHI sets summer speed camp (1:12.91), 800-meter run ta – 3,000-meter race- (3:00). walk (23:07.07 for sec- The Beverly Hills Intermediate boys’ coaching staff will host the 2013 Speed Camryn Dickson – ond place); Shelby De- Camp at the school during the summer break. Students age 8 to 15 are eligible to 100-meter dash (15.21 for vereaux – 400-meter dash take part in the weekly sessions (Monday through Thursday) that will run from second place), 400-meter (1:06.81), 800-meter June 10 through July 11 from 10 a.m. to noon, with a short break for the July 4 dash (1:13.47 for fourth- run (2:42), Sydney De- holiday. place), 800-meter run vereaux – 400-meter dash Students will receive instruction in a variety of fi tness categories, including (2:58.28); (1:05.39), 800-meter run agility, directionality, muscle strength and endurance. The cost is $60 cash per JyNyla Tucker – (2:38). student, which includes a T-shirt. Parents may register their students for the event 800-meter run (2:53.85 Jadyn Brown – now through May 29 in the school’s front offi ce. for third place); Josh Ross 3,000-meter racewalk – 100-meter dash (18.98), (22:50.34); Luis Figueroa Texas Invitational Golf Classic 400-meter dash (1:45.61). – 3,000-meter racewalk The second annual Texas Invitational Golf Classic will be held Tuesday, June Nathan Mena – (20:42.53 for fi rst place). 11, at Timber Creek Golf Club, across from Clear Brook High School, in Friends- 1,500-meter racewalk Youth results: The Sagemont-Beverly Hills Little League’s minor are, left to right, (front row) Zach Wallace, Nate Wal- wood. The event, which raises funds for the Pasadena and Deer Park education (10:45.80 for fi rst place), Camille Singleton – division Yankees went 15-1 during the regular sea- lace, Jordan Soliz, (second row) Kyle Redmon, Mar- foundations, will start at 8 a.m. and will include a hamburger lunch following 800-meter run (3:26.18). 400-meter dash (1:02.08 son, with the team’s lone loss coming by one run. celo Merced, Ozzy Cepeda, (third row) Andrew Gar- play. A $500 foursome fee includes tee mulligans and Monster Drive contest Bantam results: for fi fth place); 800-me- The Yankees went on to defeat the Mets 11-3 in the cia, Anthony Perrett, T.J. Watson, Mason Banhart, entry. Other fees include $400 for a foursome (golf only) and $100 for individual Christian Ross – ter run (2:39.45); Daniel divisional title game. At the District 15 tournament Josh Neis, Shawn Krivik, (back row) coaches Jimmie 800-meter run (3:14.69), Lewis – long jump (15 June 1, the Yankees were defeated by a team from Merced and Craig Redmon. players. There are also sponsorship opportunities available. For more informa- the Pearland Little League. Members of the team tion, call Jack Bailey at 713-906-2585 or Bob Ellis at 832-367-4246. 1,500-meter racewalk feet 3 inches), 800-me- Brook boys’, girls’ soccer camp Clear Brook varsity boys’ soccer head coach Chris Stromeyer and Lady Wol- SJC’s Menhart to Chicago State verines’ varsity soccer coach Jeff Brewer will team up to host the 2013 Clear San Jacinto College Year, was a fi rst-team all- Pierre Bakima signed with Brook High School Summer Soccer Camp at the school June 10-13. Boys and sophomore volleyball play- conference selection, and Ole Miss. girls entering the fi fth through ninth grades as of the 2013-2014 school year are er Julia Menhart has signed was named to the all-tour- With a 36-3 overall re- eligible to take part in the camp. The entry fee is $50 per student, which includes a national letter of intent to nament team at the Lee Col- cord, San Jacinto College a camp T-shirt and camp instruction from 8 to 10 a.m. each day. Participants continue her education and lege tournament. fi nished the regular season should wear practice clothes and cleats and also bring water and shinguards. For playing career at Chicago Menhart is the fi fth San as the top-ranked team in more information, call Stromeyer at 832-457-5181 or Brewer at 713-822-9107. State University in Chicago Jacinto College volleyball the country. this fall. player to sign with a four- It went on to fi nish third Menhart, a 5-foot-9-inch year college following the at the 2012 NJCAA nation- Brook girls’ volleyball camp libero from Hormannsberg, 2012 season. al tournament, the seventh Clear Brook varsity girls’ volleyball coach Meredith Thompson and her staff Germany (FOS Friedberg), Last month, Krista consecutive top-10 national will host the Lady Wolverines’ summer camp July 29 through Aug. 1. Students averaged 4.80 digs per set Koopmann signed with fi nish under head coach entering the fourth through ninth grades are eligible to attend. Direct email to last season, a mark that was Sam Houston State Univer- Sharon Nelson’s tutelage. [email protected] for more information. 12th best in the nation. sity, Oni Lattin signed with For more information She also served up 35 University of Colorado, about the San Jacinto Col- aces and had 59 assists. Marlaina Pleydle signed lege volleyball program, Wolverines’ baseball camp Menhart was named the with Colorado State Uni- visit www.sanjacsports. Clear Brook varsity baseball coach Gene Flores and his staff will host the Region XIV Libero of the versity – Pueblo and Marie- com. Wolverines’ summer youth camp June 10-12 at the school baseball fi eld. Students entering the second through ninth grades as of the 2013-2014 school year are At left, San Jacinto College sophomore volleyball player Julia Menhart (seated eligible to attend. center) will play at Chicago State University beginning this fall after signing a letter of intent. At left is San Jac volleyball assistant coach Jeff Pearce. At right is Those wishing to take part in the hitting/defense portion of the camp will at- San Jac volleyball head coach Sharon Nelson. Photo by Jeannie Peng-Armao tend from 9 a.m. to noon each day at a cost of $90. Pitchers and catchers will attend June 10-11, from 1 to 3 p.m. at a cost of $50. Participants may attend both sessions for $125. There will be concessions, including pizza slices available for purchase. Direct email to Flores at efl [email protected] for more information. Dobie boys’ hoops camp Dobie varsity boys’ basketball head coach Kevin Cross and his staff will host the Longhorns’ 2013 summer youth camp July 9-11, from 9 a.m. to noon, at the school. Students entering the sixth through ninth grades as of the 2013-2014 South Belt Sharks swimmers school year are eligible to attend. The entry fee is $50 per student, which includes a camp T-shirt and instruction in all phases of the game. For more information, including registration details, direct email to Cross at [email protected]. earn second straight victory The South Belt Sharks Leading the way in their ers, including the relay San Jacinto College softball camps defeated the Pineloch Pira- individual events were the events, were Jasmine Gar- The San Jacinto College women’s softball program will host two youth clinics nhas in a dual meet June 1 following swimmers: za, Madeline Trevino, Es- this summer at the South campus. The fi rst clinic for participants ages 6 to 8 will to win their second consec- First place fi nishers in indi- treya Rocha, Scotti Brown, utive meet of the season at vidual events were Greyson Elliott Sharpless, Scotti be held from 9 a.m. to noon., July 8-9. The second clinic for participants ages Clear Springs High School. Bachynsky, Kevin Nguyen, Brown, Hayden Feil, Jason 9 to 13 will be held from 9 a.m. to noon., July 10-11. Both clinics are designed The Sharks were aided to J.P. Nguyen and Tin Nguy- Pauly and Jake Wohleb. to teach progressions, offer constructive criticism, and provide assistance in im- victory by winning 14 out en for the boys and Vanessa The team will swim June proving techniques and trainings. The clinics wil cover both offense and defense, of the possible 20 relays. Gonzalez and Allie Parker 8 in a road meet against with exciting new drills included. Participants should wear workout clothes and Numerous swimmers aided for the girls. Clear Lake Forest, which cleats and bring a helmet, bat and glove. They should also bring water, sunscreen the team in the victory. Other fi rst place fi nish- has also won its two meets. Ayden Rodriguez – 8U Swimmer of the Week Abby Smith– 8U Swimmer of the Week and a hat. Cost per clinic is $70. To register for the softball clinic, call 281-922- 3413 or direct email to San Jacinto College women’s softball head coach Kelly Saenz at [email protected]. San Jacinto College basketball camps San Jacinto College men’s basketball head coach Scott R. Gernander and his staff will host the program’s annual summer basketball camp for boys and girls, ages 7 to 18. Scheduled from July 22 to 26, from 2 o 5 p.m. each day, the camp will pro- vide beginning basketball players with the basic fundamentals of the game, while helping more advanced players to develop skills to a higher level. The camp will take place in the Anders Gymnasium at the San Jacinto College Central campus, located at 8060 Spencer Highway in Pasadena. Registration is $90. To register, www.sanjacsports.com/basketball-camp for an application. For more information, call 281-476-1849 or direct email to ScottR.Gernander@sjcd. edu.

JFD youth swimming camp Andrew Smith – 9-10 Swimmer of the Week Estreya Rocha – 9-10 Swimmer of the Week Taylor Jenkins – 11-12 Swimmer of the Week Anna Mata – 11-12 Swimmer of the Week Dobie High School swimming coach Bradley Nguyen will host the 2013 Longhorns’ youth swim camp July 22-25 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Beverly Hills Intermediate pool. Youths age 5 through those entering the ninth grade as of the 2013-2014 school year are eligible to attend. Cost of the camp is $50, which includes a camp T-shirt. Participants should wear proper swimwear and bring goggles and a towel. Participants must also possess their own medical insurance. For more informa- tion, direct email to Nguyen at [email protected] or call him at 281- 773-1712. Dobie girls’ basketball camp Dobie High School varsity girls’ basketball head coach Shane Brown and his staff will host the 2013 Lady Longhorns’ summer camp July 15-17 from 9 a.m. to noon in the school gymnasium. Students entering the fourth through ninth grades as of the 2013-2014 school year are eligible to attend. Cost of the camp is $55 per student, which includes a camp T-shirt. Participants must possess their own medical insurance. For more information about the camp or to register, direct email to Brown at [email protected] or call him at 713-740-0370. Orlando Beckum 13-14 Swimmer of the Week Alexis Silva 13-14 Swimmer of the Week Ralph Lopez –15-18 Swimmer of the Week Skylar Williams – 15-18 Swimmer of the Week Thursday, June 6, 2013, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Section B, Page 3 San Jacinto College announces coaching, athletic staff roles San Jacinto College has named campus athletic di- Jacinto College as a coach, that was 31-27 during his Division I volleyball active she graduated in 1990. announced a series of ath- rectors, as San Jacinto Col- he was a graduate assistant time on the hard court. Ger- coaching records list. While at Alvin, Nelson letic staff coaching and lege gears up for the 2013- at Sam Houston State Uni- nander received his bach- Nelson was the 2010 and was an all-conference, all- athletic staff maneuvers ef- 2014 season. versity, coaching teams that elor’s and master’s degrees 2012 American Volleyball region, and All-American fective for the 2013-2014 Central campus roles recorded a combined 66-27 in kinesiology from Sam Association (AVCA) Two- selection. She then went academic year. Gernander has been a record, and had three 20- Houston State in 2006 and Year College Southwest on to play at Eastern New Scott Robert Gernander coach with the San Jacinto win seasons in the South- 2008, respectively. Region Coach of the Year. Mexico University, where and Brenita Williams Jack- College men’s basketball land Conference. Nelson, who enters her She has led San Jacinto she was a two-time all- son have been named head program since 2008, fi rst as Gernander fi rst came to 12th year as the San Ja- College to eight consecu- conference and academic coaches of the San Jacinto an assistant, and then as in- San Jacinto College to play cinto College volleyball tive NJCAA national tour- all-American. College men’s and wom- terim head coach for a por- under his legendary father, head coach, also serves as nament appearances, in- Nelson holds a Bachelor en’s basketball teams, re- tion of this past season. where he helped the college the Central campus athletic cluding the national runner- of Science in chemistry and spectively. San Jacinto College ad- win two conference titles director. During her 11 sea- up in 2010. biology, and a Master’s of Tom Arrington Sharon Nelson Scott R. Gernander Meanwhile, Ian Spooner vanced to the semifi nals of and post a combined 57-12 sons, she has amassed an A native of Alvin, Nel- Science in biochemistry, is taking over the men’s the 2013 Region XIV tour- record. overall record of 332-105, son graduated from Alvin both from Eastern New soccer program. Kelly nament, fi nishing with an He fi nished his play- a mark that is seventh on High School in 1988 and Mexico University. Saenz, Tom Arrington and overall record of 24-6. ing career at Sam Houston the National Junior Col- went on to attend Alvin North campus roles Sharon Nelson have been Prior to coming to San State for a Bearkat team lege Athletic Association Community College, where Jackson takes over the San Jacinto College wom- en’s basketball program af- Brook’s West picks Iowa Western J.C. football ter spending a year at Cisco College in Cisco, Texas, and four years (two as an assistant coach, two as head coach) at Lon Morris Col- lege in Jacksonville, Texas. She owns a 43-51 record as a collegiate head coach Continued on Page 6B Ian Spooner Kelly Saenz Brenita Williams Jackson Dobie’s Cabreja to Wiley College baseball

Clear Brook senior football player Da’von West (seated at right) basketball player for two seasons. Those joining West at the sign- will continue his education and football career at Iowa Central ing included, left to right, (seated) Tamara West (mother), (stand- Community College in Fort Dodge, Iowa, after signing a letter of ing) Prince Albert (brother), Tyron Albert (brother) and Paul Lanier intent with the Tritons. West, the District 24-5A Most Valuable (Brook varsity football head coach). Iowa Central fi nished at 6-5 Defensive Player last season at Brook, was also an all-district overall last season after a Salt City Bowl loss. Clear Brook swimmer Fincher signs with St. Leo’s Lions Dobie High School senior baseball player Jose Cabre- included, left to right, (seated) Pedro Ithier (Wiley ja (seated center) will study and continue his playing baseball head coach), Steven Sutton (Dobie junior career at Wiley College in Marshall, Texas, after sign- varsity baseball head coach), (standing) Miguel Tor- ing a letter of intent. Those with him at the signing res (Dobie varsity baseball head coach). Wolverines’ East off to Mary Hardin-Baylor

Clear Brook High School swimmer Vashard Fincher (seated cen- Fincher (mother), (standing) Michele Staley (Brook principal) Clear Brook senior football player Tim East will con- Christian (brother-in-law), Sherita Christian (sis- ter) will continue his education and aquatics career at St. Leo’s and Meredith Thompson (Brook campus athletic coordinator). tinue his education and playing career at the Univer- ter), (standing) Paul Lanier (Brook varsity football University in St. Leo, Fla. after signing a letter of intent with the The St. Leo’s Lions team fi nished the 2012-2013 season with a sity of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton after signing head coach). The Cru went 13-1 overall last season in Lions. Those with Fincher at the signing included, left to right, 13th-place fi nish at the NCAA Division II championship meet. a letter of intent with the Cru. Those with East at the NCAA Division III ranks, losing to Mount Union (seated) Dawn Jones (Clear Brook aquatics head coach), Trinia the signing included, left to right, (seated) Kenneth in the national semifi nals.

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San Jac athletics staff roles... Continued from Page 3B team grade point average times, including four ap- and is 69-54 overall in her (3.2) and boasted a 100 per- pearances in the national ti- coaching career, which in- cent graduation rate. tle game, culminating as the cludes the Aabyhoj Club Jackson holds a bach- national runner-up in 2003, and the Dallas Diesel Club. elor’s degree in business 2004, 2010, and 2012 and While at Lon Morris, administration from South- owns arecord of 565-211. Jackson guided the Bearcats eastern Louisiana Uni- The Mill Valley, Calif., to the Region XIV champi- versity, and a master’s in native began his playing onship runner-up and the coaching and athletic ad- career at College of Marin semifi nals. ministration from Concor- where he was an all-confer- She coached seven dia University. The Jack- ence selection. all-conference players, a sonville Progress named her He then played two years freshman of the year, a Na- the 2011 Sports Woman of at Texas A&M University tional Junior College Ath- the Year. where he earned two letters, letic Association all-Amer- Arrington just completed was all-conference, and ican, a Women’s Basketball his 12th season as the San the Southwest Conference Coaches Association all- Jacinto College baseball tournament Most Valuable American, and three NJ- head coach, and his fourth Player. CAA academic all-Ameri- as the North campus ath- Arrington also earned cans. letic director. the C.E. “Pat” Olsen MVP Jackson’s 2012 Lon Mor- He has guided San Ja- award. He holds a master’s ris team was ranked fi fth in cinto College to the Junior degree from San Francisco the nation by the WBCA for College World Series seven State University. Saavedra leaving Dobie soccer Continued from Page 1B “It requires hard work Pardo (Pearland ISD direc- “We basically took three and dedication to doing tor of athletics) for a lot of different sets of players to what’s right for the pro- years. I’ve coached at Pear- the regional fi nal four over gram. Our guys at Dobie land before. They wanted those fi ve years,” Saavedra did that. me for this job.” said. “The same will be the Saavedra, though, will “As coaches, we all have case at Pearland. When also be interested to see egos. You begin to think that you can get your players to how things shake out at the maybe some of (the suc- buy in and believe in what top when Dobie’s next var- cess) is what you’re doing you’re doing, you can do sity boys’ soccer head coach as the coach.” some great things.” is announced. And that will be Saave- At some point next Feb- He said Moses and Do- dra’s fi rst test at Pearland. ruary, perhaps sooner, Saa- bie High School campus The Oilers have not made vedra will stare across the athletic coordinator Jim the playoffs in two seasons. soccer fi eld at either Pasa- Phillips have told him they They’ve beaten Dobie just dena ISD’s Veterans Stadi- will bring in the best avail- once in the past nine games um or The Rig in Pearland able candidate, preferably between the two. and see the Longhorns on someone with plenty of ex- Can he get the Pearland the other side. perience of this level. players to come together the He promises it won’t be Although the 2013 Dobie way the Dobie players did? easy. team included 16 seniors “It’s going to be a build- “It’s always hard to leave who will graduate June 7, ing process, but we had to a program, especially a Saavedra knows the talent do the same thing here at place where you graduated pool is still being fed. Dobie,” Saavedra said. from. It’s always special to “Dobie still has a chance “When I took over the coach at your high school in to be very good for several Dobie program I heard a neighborhood where you years,” he said. about all of this talent we grew up. “Someone just has to supposedly had, but the re- “But it’s also an honor come in and continue to sults weren’t showing on to be wanted by another push for the best. There is the fi eld. program. I’ve known Ben talent in place.” 2013 Graduation Issue featuring J. Frank Dobie, Clear Brook and South Houston high schools, Lutheran South Academy graduating classes and Thursday, June 6, 2013 Clear Horizons Early College High School at San Jacinto College Clear Brook commencement set Dobie commencement June 7 SoHo sets commencement Clear Brook High School’s commence- J. Frank Dobie High School’s commencement South Houston High School’s commencement exercises ment exercises will be held Sunday, June exercises will be held Friday, June 7, at 4:30 will be held Friday, June 7, at 7 p.m. at Hofheinz Pavilion 9, at 7:30 p.m. at Veterans Memorial p.m. at Hofheinz Pavilion on the University of on the University of Houston-Main Campus. The invoca- Stadium, 2305 East Main St. in League Houston-Main Campus. Syeda Sidra Naqvi will tion will be given by senior Shivam Vakil, and Yazmin R. City (next to Clear Creek High School). give the address. The invocation will be given Garza will give the commencement address. The bene- Valedictorian is Rishi Suresh, and saluta- by Debbie Auguiste, and the benediction will diction will be given by Alba Melendez. The valedictori- torian is Blaine Warren Rogers. be given by Savannah F. Sanchez. The vale- an is Yazmin R. Garza. Salutatorian is Selena Barron. dictorian is Syeda Sidra Naqvi. Salutatorian is Class officers are Deanna Camery, president; Karen Peter Duy Vu. Castillo, vice president; Gabriela Dominguez, secretary; Shivam Vakil, treasurer; Marycarmen Yebra, parliamen- tarian; and Itzel Cruz, historian.

Clear Brook Wolverines Dobie Longhorns South Houston Trojans Clear Brook graduation Dobie 2013 graduation SoHo 2013 graduate 2013 candidates named candidates announced candidates released Matthew Kyle Abernathy Katlin Elise Connell Richard Grant Hardy Oluchi C. Aaron-Chukwunyere Roland Cao Dalila Jazmin Galindo HR 12-01 HR 12-05 José Enrique Tamayo Radhini Elizabeth Megan Nicole Conner Jada Mi-Ho Harmon Michael Richard Abston II Elda Carbajal Jennifer Elizabeth Galvan Rhonda Carmody Richard Brooks Yennifer Deyanira Velez Abeysekera Maria Gabriela Contreras Nora Katherine Hayes Jennifer Acero Neftali Antonio Carcamo Marissa Ann Galvan Richard Douglas Adams Julio Adame Sarah L. Ward Mark Anthony Abrego Ellis Ann Cook Nick Rod Hayyat Domingo Acosta Cecilia Gisell Cardenas Edward Natanael Gamez Jacob Dequion Ball Alberto Castillo HR 12-09 Christopher Acosta Sarah Brooke Coon Attianna Catherine Elizabeth Jose Luis Acosta Cristian Cardenas Omar Garcia Francis A. 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Quiroz Katie Carter Maya Martinez Guadalupe Ramirez 2013 Clear Brook HS grad candidates named Rishi Suresh Prince Albert Dustin Hollis Rogers Maria Ernestina Sanchez Continued from Page 1C Chase Ryan Mullen Jacquline Marlene Paule Salazar Andrew Duc Tran Breanna Monique Zepeda BEST DRESSED BEST COUPLE Elizabeth Tafolla Sarah Anne Martin Isel Ann Muniz Ryan Michael Payne Brittany Briann Sanders- Andrew Gia Huy Tran Luis Carlos Zepeda Amy Lu Amanda Irwin and Nancy Jannet Terrones Arista Elise Martinez Eric Nicholas Munoz Tanner Patrick Pearson Fletcher Cristine Quyen Tran Jodie Zhao Oscar Kutch Landon Ladnier Keilie Yvette Velasquez Hamilton Geovani Martinez Larry Wayne Murph Jr. Drake Charles Pechous Justin Michael Sandidge Kevin Tran Keri Lynn Zombory Juan Manuel Vera Maya Paige Martinez Jessica Kim Nam Jacob Michael Pedersen Matthew Ian Sandidge Phuong Uyen Tran Steven Edward Ward Natasha Ann Martinez Leslie Ann Navarro Priscilla Maria Pendleton Ashley Nicole Jordan Sanford Tran Ngoc Tran HR 12-14 Stephanie Martinez Jennifer Lynn Neff Stephanie Ann Pereyra John Thomas Santos Nicholas Carl Treuil Humberto Garcia Yasmine Lizette Martinez Chelsea Larie Nelson Alyssa Brianne Perez Kedrick Dewayne Sapp Elexxis Victoria Trevino Ana Marbelly Avelar Shanil Nasiruddin Masani Ebony Shane Nelson Destiny Celine Perez Raina Saxena Johnny Trinh Clear Brook High School Nathaniel Anthony Badillo Samuel Henry Maser Taylor Lenwood Newquist Kaylee Ann Perez Catherine Maria Gihe Angela Elizabeth Trujillo Adiel Castillo Blake Alexander Matheson Chelsea Hoai An Ngo Christian Stephens Perner Scheifler Austin Truong Zaira Rebeca Cavazos López Robinson Abraham Mathew Kimberly Phuong Ngo Erica Nicole Petersen Molly Bowes Schoger Ha Que Truong 2013 Toree Rocsha Daniel John Douglas Henry Mathews Thien Nguyen Hoang Christian Alexander Petter Emily Megan Schwenk Christopher Michael Ungaro Brhianna Cheyenne Fair Neethu Mathews Anthony Bao Nguyen Adam Lawrence Pettinger Brooke Alexis Scrutchin Daniel Alejandro Valdenegro Marielsy Garza Thomas Kenneth May Anthony Loc An Nguyen Abraham Pham Holly Danielle Sellari Carlos Manuel Vallejos Top Students Susy Gil Jacob Daniel McCarter Christine Quynh Anh Nguyen Aimy Thuy Pham Taylor Paige Semien Joshua Edward Jennifer Ann Gonzalez Blake Allen McClary Duc Huu Nguyen Katherine Suzanne Phillips Ryan Ellis Sharpe VanValkenburg Jonathan D. 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Lopez Maxwell David McWhirt Nancy Tram Nguyen Alexandra Loreal Price Christopher Alan Sims Breanna Simone Washington Clarissa Marie Marroquin Darrion Colby Meckle Patrick Hoa Nguyen Evanston Drew Priestly Manpreet Singh Eric Andre Washington Kendelynn Rayshelle Marshall Karissa Joane Medard Theresa Thanh Lam Brant Carl Putnam Madeline Rose Sinopoli Christina Mei Xin Weis Deandra Mae Noil James Andrew Meiners Nguyen Michael Andrew Quinones Connor James Slanina Elaine Paige Weiss Melissa Lynn Payne Melissa Grace Mendoza Trung Dinh Huu Nguyen Pouyan Rahmani Jonathan Tyler Smider Katherine Helen Weiss Anahi Reyes Neha Shaji Mepparambath Taylor Maria Nickell Maryann Paige Ramirez Carlton Wayne Smith Jr Da'von Mar'ques West Letisia Elisabeyh Reyes Elida Nycol Meyer Ashwin Kumar Nidathavolu Michael Anthony Ramirez Jake Austin Smith Brandon Scott Whitehead Miranda Rae Rivera Scott Phillip Miles Ryan Michael Norwood Wulfgang Keanu Ramsey Kameron DeAndre Smith Drake Curran Whiteman Myriam Jeannet Rivera Hailey Nichole Miller Christina Rae Oates Richard Harris Randall Kia Danae Smith Matthew Ray Whitley Valedictorian Fernando De Jesus Rodriguez Marshal John Spencer Miller Elizabeth Jean Oates Jacob Thomas Rawley Mackenzie Lynn Smith Austin Lee Wilkinson Frida Carolina Saldaña Michaela Delight Miller Christopher Ochoa Alexa Hunter Rawls Brian Daniel Sokol Chelsea Nicole Williams Rishi Suresh HR 12-15 William Hetrick Miller Osayamen Jonathan Ojeaga Ernest Razo Brian Robert Solano Jasimyne Dae Wilson Suresh plans to attend Rice University to Lorena Borche James Johnson Mitchell Zenzele Niambi Ojore Emily Reeves Ahmed Hesham Soliman Jay Scott Woodall obtain a degree in chemical engineering. Salutatorian Julio Angel Alonso Azim Mustak Momin Karen Verenize Orellana Erica Michale Renfrew Tatiana Alyssa Soliz Nathan Zhuojun Wu He received the Texas Elks Teenager of Desiree Arlene Ayala Sarah Elizabeth Monroe Nicolas Antonio Ortiz Maegan Elaine Reyes Siera Soto Cody Tyler Yates the Year Scholarship, State Farm Texas Blaine Warren Rogers Yurel Benitez David Nicholas Montalvo Aliyah Jachelle Owens Nathaniel Allen Reyna Steven Chandler Speer Alexis Nicole Ybarra Scholar Award, Comcast Leaders and Rogers plans to attend the University of Bradley Deanda Abby Marissa Monteith Prasanna Siva Palanikumar Lloyd Walter Reynaud Tyjai Eligha Spells Cody Austin Yost Achievers Scholarship, Phi Beta Kappa, Houston-Main Campus to obtain a degree Harold Joseph Garcia Ebony Morales Irene Alejandra Paniagua Robert Anthony Reynolds Sydney Leanne Standa Allias Young Space Center Rotary Scholarship, Friends- in petroleum engineering. He received the San Juanita Guadalupe Garcia Eric Rene Moreno Solis Paul Alan Parkinson Oliver Levi Reznik Edward Steer Kevin Yu wood Chamber of Commerce and North- Tier One Scholarship and the National Joanna Gonzalez Megan Zia Kyrel Morera Danis Reilly Parks Keara Dionne Ricks Megan Michelle Stepp Anas Fathi Zaidan pointe Elementary Scholarship. Merit Scholarship. Joanna Gonzalez Erin Lenee Morris Ena Yaritza Pasasin Diana Elissa Rivera Ponce Jayne Alison Stevens Ismael Ghassan Zallum Karina Ann Guerrero Veronika Lynn Morrow Jasmin Harish Patel Adriel Jacob Rivera Randy David Summers Abigail Gutierrez Joseph Motes Prianka Kamlesh Patel Seth Aaron Rizer Cheyenne Elizabeth Sundberg Ian Dresden Loera Brandon Michael Moyer Rushi Pankaj Patel Wesley Thomas Robbins Jessica Merlin Sunny Jennifer Martinez Katelyn Leigh Mudd Shalini Mayur Patel Jevon Rayleo Roberson Rishi Suresh Viridiana Martinez Marilyn Christine Mueller Dwayne Levi Patterson Sean Michael Roberts Larry Szeto South Houston HS Michael Joseph Rocha Kimani De'Wayne Talton Blaine Warren Rogers Taylor Michael Tamas Jonathan Rojas Isyraqi Tantu Clear Brook Medallion Award Madison Briann Rojas Devonte Jalon Taylor 2013 Semper Donantes Colin Winston Denman Justin Andrew Taylor Clear Brook faculty honors the ten top outstanding seniors who are the most Roper Keegan Douglas Phillips well-rounded in academics, athletics and extracurricular involvement with the Me- Maritza Elizabeth Rosales Taylor dallion Award. Students chosen for 2013 are: Taylor Monae Rose Travis Wesley Taylor 1. Rishi Suresh 5. Nicholas Carl Treuil 9. Brandon Huy Mai Davond Olajuwon Ross Courtney May Tee Priscilla Nohemi Rubio Shahzeb Sohail Tejani 2. Blaine Warren 6. Jacob Henry Freeman 10. Courtney Anne Jeremy Latrail Ruff Aaron Patrick Tellis 3. Amanda Kristel 7. Radhini Elizabeth Hamala Rigoberto Ruiz Velazquez Taylor Alexander Thomas Pinchbeck Abeysekera Gabriela Nicole Ruiz Nicholas Ray Tijerina 4. Steven Juan Mao 8. Christina Wei-Jun Chan Michael Oscar Saenz Craig Alan Tinnin Julio Cesar Diersche Cassidy Jade Tooke South Houston Spotlights Efren Aquino Hannah Arnold Selena Barron Jaime Buenrostro Ivy Cantu 2013

Gina Collura Marisa Collura Karen Cruz Victoria DePaola Jose Duran

Most Likely to Succeed Most Studious Milton Guevara and Ivy Cantu Jaime Buenrostro and Yazmin Garza

Mr. & Miss South Houston Nicholas Garcia Yazmin Garza Hop Luu Simon Mendoza Amanda Rodriguez Deion Francis and Deanna Camery

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Most Athletic Personality Plus Toree Daniel and Pricila Gonzalez Bradley DeAnda and Keren Mawatari all of the area High School 2013 Graduates Photos “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young - But set an not example in speech, in life, in love, in faith and purity.” available Photo I Timothy 4:12 not available

Most Witty Luis Gomez and Deja Seledon

Most Versatile Most Dependable Julio Alonso and Itzel Cruz Simon Mendoza and Karen Castillo Thursday, June 6, 2013, Graduation Issue, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Page 3C SHHS releases 2013 2013 Lutheran South Academy graduates scholarship recipients Students from the 2013 Texas A&M University Challenge Scholarship South Houston High School President’s Achievement Texas A&M University Grants senior class are recipients of Scholarship Texas A&M University the following scholarships and Texas A&M University Top Regents Scholarship awards: 10% State Scholarship Texas A&M University Top Efren Aquino Gabriela Dominguez 10% State Scholarship Pasadena South Rotary Houston Baptist University Jamie Gutierrez Scholarship Achievement Award Kenneth B. Esterak Memorial Jasmine Badillo Houston Baptist University Scholarship for Texas A&M Blinn College Athletic Founders Academic University Scholarship Scholarship Texas A&M University Selena Barron Houston Livestock Show and Challenge Scholarship Jesse H. & Mary Gibbs Jones Rodeo Metropolitan Texas A&M University Scholarship Scholarship Regents Scholarship University of Houston Jesse H. & Mary Gibbs Jones Texas A&M University Grant Academic Excellence Scholarship Texas A&M University Top Scholarship Optimist Scholarship 10% State Scholarship Jaime Buenrostro San Jacinto Day Foundation Justin Johnson Baylor University Merit Scholarship Smith-Hudson Scholarship for Scholarship University of Houston Sam Houston State Univ. Houston Livestock Show and Academic Excellence Thuy Le Rodeo Metropolitan Scholarship University of Houston Grants Scholarship University of St. Thomas Hop Luu Kenneth B. Esterak Memorial Achievement Scholarship Coca Cola Scholarship Scholarship for University Olivia Garcia Sam Houston State University of Texas at Austin Stephen F. Austin State Grants Optimist Scholarship University Academic Sam Houston State University San Jacinto Day Foundation Excellence Top 10% State Scholar. Scholarship Yazmin Garza Texas A&M University Texas A&M University Ginger Shrewsbury Jones Challenge Scholarship Century Scholar Award Memorial Scholarship Carola Medina Lutheran South Academy's commencement exercises were held Friday, May 24, Robert Michael Anton, Allison Marie Reeves, Daniel Brian Spriggs, Anna Maria Texas A&M University $5,000 Houston Livestock Show and 2013, at 7:30 p.m. at the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Nassau Bay. Valedictorian Greene, Tayler Nicole Valderrama, Hui Wang, Claire Allison Parker, (third row) Foundation Excel. Award Jesse H. & Mary Gibbs Jones Rodeo Metropolitan for the Class of 2013 is Mariette Peltier, and the salutatorian is Rachel Johnson. Mariette Grace Peltier, Illeana Camarena, Jennifer Marie Williams, Somya Texas Student Housing Scholarship Scholarship The commencement address was given by the Rev. Aaron Kalbas, associate pas- Gupta, Abbey Elizabeth Standley, Michelle Alexandra Ghebranious, Anna Authority Lodging Scholar Houston Livestock Show and Alba Melendez tor, Epiphany Lutheran Church. The invocation was given by Lutheran South Catherine Richards, Audrianna Mae Gintert, Elizabeth Ann Freise, Uzoma Eze University of Houston Rodeo Metropolitan Coca Cola Scholarship Academic Excellence Scholarship San Jacinto College Academy Assistant Principal Bruce Baacke. The Lutheran South Academy Class Agbor, Stephanie Elise Frederick, Avery Paige Coleman, Liann Thi Sheridan, Scholarship Phi Beta Kappa Alumni Scholarship of 2013 graduates pictured are, left to right, (front row) Gisub Kim, Matthew Madilynn Renee Russo, Bren Thomas Blackburn, (fourth row) Matthew Scott Ivy Cantu Association Scholarship Simon Mendoza Ryan Klinkerman, Jusuf Aurum Merukh, Katryna Lynne Shutack, Rachel Kelm, Jared Khari Davie, Nicholas Lloyd Baggott, Tyler Joseph Trochesset, Bay Area Chorus Priscilla Texas A&M University Houston Baptist University Elaine Johnson, Jasmin Monika Freeborn, Eric Andrew Vining, Christopher Kristen Marie Dorth, Anh Hoang Le, Amy Marclyn Dedmon, Tori Nicole Ennis Vocal Music Century Scholar Award Legacy Scholarship John Mowrey, Carley Marie Grable, Rosemary Clare Burke, Jennifer Marie Canada, Barbara Jeanne Newsom, Terry Clay Boike II, William Owen Morris, Scholarship Texas A&M University Jennifer Meza Deger, Marie Koehler Van Buskirk, Daimen Alexander Escobedo, (second row) (back row) Madeline Elizabeth Adams, Nicholas Matusek Treadway, James Rafael Cervantes Hispanic Heritage Youth Texas A&M University South Houston Masonic Award Century Scholars Award Sam Michael Anton, Allison Anne Seale, Trinh Bao Tran Mai, Brittany Ann Austin Keiser, Frederick William Mullin IV, Lane Elizabeth Lussier, Duston Lodge Scholarship Texas A&M University Texas A&M University Cornell, Alexander Cole Urbanowich, Nathan Ray Teague, Michael Joseph Michael Davis, Caleb Keith Oliver and Lauren Johanna Plante. Not pictured are Marisa Collura Opportunity Award Regents’ Scholars Saunders, Asad Loya, Rebecca Indiana Sarria, Shannon Phuong Khanh Bui, Jiaan Guo and Wen Yan. Photo submitted Sociedad de Puetorriquenos Scholarship Program en Houston, Inc.’s Scholar Texas A&M University Keshia Molton Texas A&M University Regents’ Scholars Prog. Houston Baptist University Century Scholars Award University of Houston Grants Antrel Crawford Academic Excellence Sam Houston State University Sam Houston State University Scholarship Grants LSA top students Grants University of Texas at Austin Texas Southern University Chamber honors LSA Top 10 Karen Cruz President’s Achievement Freshman Achievement Texas A&M University Scholarship University of Houston Grants Academic Achievement Joshua Gonzales Josephine Phu Scholarship Texas A&M University Sam Houston State University Grants Sam Houston State University Valedictorian Top 10% State Scholarship SHHS President’s Award Elizabeth Pokos Mariette Texas A&M University for Educational Excellence Century Scholar Award Peltier The 2013 President’s Education Award recipients were Laura Reyes recently named for South Houston High School. To be eli- Pasadena Rotary Promise for gible, students must meet criteria including academic Their Future Scholarship excellence. The principal has the final authority to deter- Ramon Tamez mine which students receive this award. Recipients of the Houston Livestock Show and award are: Rodeo Opportunity Scholarship Rafel Abrego Lori Lavador 2 Texas A&M University Julio Alonso Kimberly Leon Century Scholar Award Carlos Alvarez Ana Lerma Texas A&M University Grants Efren Aquino Thuy Le Texas A&M University Top 0 Hannah Arnold Daniel Lime 10% State Scholarship Liliana Avila Maria Lopez Nancy Terrones Desiree Ayala Jessica Lozano South Houston Masonic Selena Barron Hop Luu Lodge Scholarship 1 Jaime Buenrostro Peter Ly Yesenia Turcios Ivy Cantu Jessica Maldonado South Houston Masonic Karen Castillo Josue Martinez Lodge Scholarship Indra Castro Viridiana Martinez Shivam Vakil 3 Eliza Ceballos Carola Medina Norman Bundy Memorial Marlin Cedillo Jennifer Meza Scholarship Yarecy Chapa Mike Nguyen Hao Vu Gina Collura Azael Ordaz Norman Clauson Scholarship Marisa Collura Lily Ortega Salutatorian Karen Cruz Cristina Pacheco Gabriela Dominguez Arlene Perez Pedro Elizondo Elizabeth Pokos Rachel Deion Francis Emmanuel Quiroz SHHS Adrian Franco Evelyn Ramirez The 2013 Top 10 Lutheran South Academy students Peltier, Michelle Ghebranious, Harris County Judge Johnson Kevin Fuentes Edelmiro Ramos were honored recently at the annual South Belt Ed Emmett, (back row) Rachel Johnson, Jenni Deger, Gabriela Funes Joaquin Reyes Vanguard Chamber of Commerce luncheon. Pictured are, left to Madeline Adams, Barbara Newsom, Clare Burke and Aaron Galloway Laura Reyes right, (front row) Asad Loya, Anna Richards, Mariette Madilynn Russo. Photo submitted Nesley Galvan Tiarah Rodriguez Alejandra Garcia Galindo Sanchez winners Nicholas Garcia Antonio Rodriguez The 2012-13 South Olivia Garcia Herman Salazar Yazmin Garza Giselle Salgado Houston High School Clear Brook High School Senior Awards for 2013 Joshua Gonzales Elizabeth Tafolla Vanguard Award recip- David Gonzalez Adriana Tamayo ients are: Seniors from the Clear Scholarship - Mr. and Mrs. CBHS Football Booster Randi Emberton, Patrick Limaye Suresh Alexa Guerra Ramon Tamez Brook High School Class of Hutchinson Club - Gerald Gary Lovel, Steven Mao, Oliver Galveston County Council Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship Milton Guevara Jorge Torres Stefan Dunlap 2013 are recipients of the fol- Christina Chan Kieran Cupples Reznik, Colin Roper, of Greeks - Ruth Caroccio - Ruth Caroccio Jamie Gutierrez Irvin Trevino Olivia Garcia lowing awards: American Legion Award - CBHS Volleyball Boosters - Elaine Weiss, Nathan Wu Jerilyn James Rishi Suresh Emilio Hernandez Yesenia Turciossalazar Friendswood Mayor Holland Michelle Dry Shelley Eck CBHS NTHS - Ruth Caroccio State Farm Texas Scholar Jones Scholars Houston Jaqueline Hurtado Shivam Vakil Thuy Le - Valedictorian/Salutatorian Honorable Mention: Blaine Coutney Tee Julia Burchfield Athlete, 3 runners-up 2013 Endowment Scholarship - Luis Jasso Arredondo Xochil Vazquez Peter Ly Rishi Suresh Rogers, Christina Chan CBHS Library - Camille Houston Livestock Show & - Mike Miller Emily Warner Justin Johnson Hao Vu Blaine Rogers Recipients: Oscar Kutch, Sullivan Rodeo - Ruth Caroccio Honorable: Chistina Chan, Burgundy Anderson Luis Jorge Steven Ward Simon Mendoza Ray Joseph Hutchinson Courtney Tee Mallory Lenio Hillary Mai, Jacob Arend, Kelly Lemke, Brandon Mai Christtina Chan U. S. Army Reserve National CBHS LOTE - Ed Yeomans Michael Grant, Rohan Award Recipient - Rishi John Pinard Scholar Athlete - Sgt. Gerard Huddleston Kieran Cupples Radhini Abeysekera Reward your hard work with U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete - Sgt. Rodriguez this summer’s hottest trends Michael Quinones U. S. Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence - Sgt. Rodriguez Blaine Rogers s! CBHS Scouts Citizenship ion Award - Girls Gold, Boys t Eagle - David Moyer/troop la leaders u Eagle: Andrew D. Tran, t Austin Marschke, Jordan Marschke, Nathan Wu, a Stephen Beck, Benjamin r Biskynis, Luis Zepeda III, Ryan Sharpe, Joshua Burton g Gold: Brianne Braaten, n Macy Lunney, Erin Morris, Reagan Sheehy, Chelsea o Alexander, Burgundy Anderson, Katharine Carter C Texas State Athletic Trainers Assoc. Academic All-State Award - Cathy Supak Alexandra Vrettos CBHS Becca McCollum Student Trainer Scholarship - Cathy Supak Katlin Connell Alexandra Vrettos Dylan Russell Fine Arts Scholarship - Amanda Bellmyer and Randi Johnson 22013013 Erika Gonzalez Friendswood Rotary Inter- act Club - Robert Rinehart Alexandra Price Lunar Rendezvous Scholar- AAlmedalmeda MallMall ship - Missy Rorrer Rohan Limaye Raina Saxena San Jacinto College Foun- Macy’s • Burlington dation Board Scholarship - Dean Shearer Karen Orellana Palais Royal • dd's Discounts Clear Creek Community Council of PTAs - Misty Harden Christina Chan Connect with us on Rishi Suresh I-45 South at Almeda-Genoa CBHS Red Top Scholarship - 713-944-1010 • www.almedamall.com Kathalene Jernigan Bonnie Barbier Page 4C, Graduation Issue, South Belt-Ellington Leader, Thursday, June 6, 2013 2013 Graduating Classes

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Parcell Matthew James Rankins Zeariel Elizabeth Rule Angelica Keller Scott Earl Marsella Brittany Lee Montross Samantha Ann Marie Paredes Keyona Renee Reason Angie Saenz Muhammad Muneeb Ahmed Joel Eduardo Martinez Cynthia Moreno Jackie Lee Parker III Angel Brewer Redmon Sergio Daniel Salazar Khan Gerardo Martinez Jasmine Nicole Morgan Sean Michael Peace Kristina Reed Vanessa Marie Salazar Benjamin Desi Salazar Jeffrey Salazar Amanda Danielle Salazar Dobie scholarship recipients, early graduates Ana Karina Salazar 2013 Javier Salazar Arhelger, Joel Fund Board Members - Memorial Young Artist's Terrell, Brandon Marissa Loraine Saldana Frazier Elementary - Lindsay Grand Slam Tennis Munoz, Selena Univ. of North Texas School Johnson & Wales University - Jackelyn Salinas J. Frank Dobie Simpson Memorial Hernandez, Brittany Hill College - Athletic of Music - Musical Excellence JWU Campus Susanna Marie Salinas Texas State Univ. Top 10% Dobie Girls Soccer Booster Naqvi, Syeda University of North Texas - Tran, Nasa Angel Sebastian Salinas* Texas State - Achievement Club - Soccer Phi Beta Kappa - Merit Academic Excellence NSRC Fund - NSRC David Lee Salley Trailblazers Barahona, Veronica St. Edward's University - Houston Livestock Show and Romero, Luis Tran, Ngocque Jazmine Danielle Sampson Beverly Hills Intermediate/ Presidential Merit Rodeo - Metropolitan Texas A&M Univ. - Top 10% Houston Endowment - Jones Lauren E. Sanchez Cree Dorsey, William Grant and Katherine Lee Ledford Family - Leigh Higginbotham, Marcy Houston Endowment - Jones Texas A&M Univ. - Regent's Scholar Andres Manuel Sanchez Ledford Memorial Dana Michelle Pettaway Scholar Rose, Joy Asian Chamber of Commerce - Jacqueline Nicole Sanchez (Photos not available) Sobia Bhatty Bhatty, Sobia Ministries - Dana Michelle Atkinson Elementary - PTO Blinn Junior College - Band Merit/Service Savannah F. Sanchez* Houston Endowment - Jones Pettaway Christopher E. Williams Dobie Band Parent Org. - Band Univ. of Texas - Presidential Ricardo Sanchez-Camacho Scholar Houston Baptist Univ. - Legacy Scholarship Fund - Memorial Frazier Elementary - PTO Excellence Achievement Alejandro Sandoval Dorantes, Alberto San Jacinto Day Foundation - University of Texas - Top 10% Ruiz, Orfa Tran, Thione Gerson Daniel Sandoval University of Houston - Pasadena Strawberry Festival State of Texas - Highest Houston Endowment - Jones Houston Baptist University - Sharon Nicole SanMiguel Academic Excellence Ingalls, Anna Ranking Student Scholar Freshman Samantha M. Santiago Escamilla, Noah Houston Livestock Show and Neely, Kortney Continued from Page 6C Vega, Feliciano Joshua Saul Santiago University of Texas - Rodeo - Metropolitan Pasadena Association of Salazar, Benjamin Beverly Hills Intermediate/ Claribel Santibanez Presidential Achievement Moore Elementary - PTO Educational Office Personnel St. Luke's Catholic Daughters Ledford Family - Leigh Yuritcy Santibañez Gish, Scott Jackson, Alexia Nguyen, Kevin of the Americas - Court Ledford Memorial Summer Rose Sarabia John Mitchell Mason Lodge - Solutions for Teen Life - Darren Lajaunie Tennis Schol- Mother of Unity #2292 Villanueva, Venerson Arturo Ismael Saucedo John Mitchell Education General arship Fund Board Members - St. Mary's Univ. - Bordeaux Scott Williams' Family - Jesus A. Saucedo Gonzalez, Claudia A. Phillip Randolph Institute - Grand Slam Tennis Pasadena Historical Society Memorial Justin Scholwinski University of Houston - General Nguyen, Phillip Knights of Columbus Council Baylor Univ. - School of Music Kaitlyn Rae Schuetz Academic Excellence Frazier Elementary - PTO Darren Lajaunie Tennis Schol- #9201 - Kyle Keough/Andy StudentScholarshipSearch. Stephanie Nicole Schwartz Houston Dow Institute - HDI Jaramillo, Jacqueline arship Fund Board Members - Estrada com - Discus Brianna Lynnell Scott Houston Livestock Show and Joseph Cantalamessa Family - Grand Slam Tennis Sanchez, Savannah Vu, Peter Darius Javante Seals David Fraga Marcy Higginbotham Sidra Naqvi Rodeo - Military Memorial Peng, Cassidy Houston Baptist Univ. - Legacy Houston Endowment - Jones Patrick Dewayne Sears Gonzalez, Martin Lee, Katherine San Jacinto College Founda- Ronald McDonald Housing Scholar Kaitlyn Dru Sellers University of Houston - Gabby Romero Family - tion - Board Charities - General Vu, Vanessa Itzayana Serna Academic Excellence Memorial Phan, Kathy Frazier Elementary School - Darren Lajaunie Tennis Schol. 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Gracia graduate and has earned an as- degree, presented to them by San Stephanie Brigette Borges is has earned an associate degree in will continue at San Jacinto Col- sociate degree in general studies. Jacinto College Chancellor Dr. a Distinguished Achievement Plan general studies. Calvillo will enroll lege South to complete her pre- Muhtaseb will enroll at the Univer- Brenda Hellyer, Dr. Laura William- graduate and has earned an as- at Texas A&M University to major in requisites to major in biomedical sity of Houston to major in biology. son and U.S. Rep. Pete Olson. sociate degree in general studies. architecture. He has scholarships sciences. Bao Justin Nguyen is a Dis- Nuri Nadia Ali is a Distin- Borges will continue at San Jacinto totaling $84,000. Claude Marc Hardy is a cum tinguished Achievement Plan guished Achievement Plan gradu- College South to complete her pre- Alyssa Nicole Casas is a sum- laude and Distinguished Achieve- graduate and has earned an as- ate and has earned an associate requisites to major in nursing. ma cum laude and Distinguished ment Plan graduate and has sociate degree in general studies. degree in general studies. Ali will Wardell Raymond Bourgeois Achievement Plan graduate and earned an associate degree in Nguyen will enroll at the University enroll at University of Houston to Jr. is a Distinguished Achievement has earned an associate degree general studies. Hardy will enroll of Houston to major in biomedical major in biology. Plan graduate and has earned an in general studies. Casas will enroll in the University of Texas-San An- engineering. He has scholarships Darrell Lynn Banks II is a associate degree in general stud- at the University of Houston-Clear tonio Honors Program to major in totaling $36,000. Distinguished Achievement Plan ies. Bourgeois will enroll at Loui- Lake to major in computer science. public health. He has scholarships Vinh-Son Van Nguyen is a graduate and has earned an as- siana State University to major in Jemmy Paulette Cazarin Mar totaling $62,500. summa cum laude and Distin- sociate degree in general studies. business. He has scholarships to- is a Distinguished Achievement Omar Harmouche is a Distin- guished Achievement Plan gradu- Banks will enroll in St. John’s Uni- taling $30,400. Plan graduate and has earned an guished Achievement Plan gradu- ate and has earned an associate versity Honor’s Program to major in Aiesha Sharron Calhoun is a associate degree in general stud- ate and has earned an associate degree in general studies. Nguy- psychology, criminology, and jus- Distinguished Achievement Plan ies. She will continue at San Ja- degree in general studies. Har- en will enroll at the University of tice. He has scholarships totaling graduate and has earned an as- cinto College South to complete mouche will enroll at the University Texas-San Antonio’s Facilitated $105,000. sociate degree in general studies. her nursing prerequisites to major of Houston to major in biology. He Acceptance to Medical Education Nirmi Bhakta is a summa Calhoun will enroll at Stephen F. in neonatal nursing. has scholarships totaling $14,000. program to major in biology. He has cum laude and Distinguished Austin State University to major in Farah Raju Dhamani is cum Danielle Faydra Hernandez is scholarships totaling $69,500. Achievement Plan Graduate and sociology with a minor in educa- laude and Distinguished Achieve- a Distinguished Achievement Plan Hennal Rasik Patel is a Distin- has earned an associate degree tion. She has scholarships totaling ment Plan graduate and has graduate and has earned an as- guished Achievement Plan gradu- in general studies. Bhakta will en- $88,000. earned an associate degree in sociate degree in general studies. ate and has earned an associate general studies. Dhamani hopes Hernandez will enroll at Stephen F. degree in general studies. Patel will enroll in UTMB School of Nursing Austin State University to major in enroll at Stephen F. Austin State in Galveston to major in nursing. speech language pathology. She University to major in architecture. Kevin Phillip Diaz is a Distin- has scholarships totaling $1,000. Savaira Aijaz Patoli is a Distin- CClasslass ooff 22013013 guished Achievement Plan gradu- Kara Nicole Holland is a Dis- guished Achievement Plan gradu- ate and has earned an associate tinguished Achievement Plan grad- ate and has earned an associate Congratulations to our daughter, degree in general studies. Diaz will uate and has earnted an associate degree in general studies. Patoli continue at San Jacinto College degree in general studies. Holland will enroll at Hofstra University to Sara Vela Central to complete his prerequi- will enroll at Stephen F. Austin State major in neurology. She has schol- We are very proud of you! You have sites to major in radiology. University to major in psychology. arships totaling $74,000. grown up to be one amazing young lady An-Nhan Christopher Do is Zain Saadat Hussain is a Dis- Madeline Kumari Patterson is through thick & thin and everything you a Distinguished Achievement Plan tinguished Achievement Plan grad- a Distinguished Achievement Plan have gone through to get to this point. graduate and has earned an as- uate and has earned an associate graduate and has earned an asso- Never forget where you came from & sociate degree in general studies. degree in chemistry. Hussain will ciate degree in business. She will the people who stood by you and loved Do will enroll at the University of enroll at the University of Houston enroll at the University of Houston Clear Horizons Early College High School’s 2013 Nguyen, Joshua Swallow, Andrea Rodriguez, you unconditionally. We can’t wait to Houston-Clear Lake to major in to major in chemistry. He has schol- to major in accounting. see you compete & succeed at the next biochemistry. arships totaling $39,500. Lanie Michelle Pizzitola is a top students were honored at the annual South Hannah Szakacs, Katherine Keenan, Amanda Self level of your life. Good Luck in Kansas! Nhan Trong Quang Do is a Andréa Alaine Irving is a Dis- Distinguished Achievement Plan Belt-Ellington Chamber of Commerce banquet and Harris County Judge Ed Emmett. summa cum laude and Distin- tinguished Achievement Plan grad- graduate and has earned an as- Dad, Mom, Justus and Briana guished Achievement Plan gradu- uate and has earned an associate sociate degree in general studies. held recently. Pictured are, left to right, Vinh-Son Photo submitted ate and has earned an associate degree in general studies. Irving Pizzitola will enroll at the University degree in general studies. Do will will enroll at the University of North of Houston to major in biomedical enroll at the University of Texas Texas to major in instructional de- engineering. Austin to major in electrical engi- sign. Samuel Weber Redus is a neering. He has scholarships total- Jenna Marie Jarnagan is summa cum laude and Distin- Congratulations to ing $116,580. a cum laude and Distinguished guished Achievement Plan gradu- Bassant Ragy El-Shazly is Achievement Plan graduate and ate and has earned an associate Dobie 2013 Top 10 honored a manga cum laude and Distin- has earned an associate degree in degree in general studies. Redus Tiffany guished Achievement Plan gradu- general studies. Jarnagan will en- will enroll at the University of Hous- ate and has earned an associate roll at the University of Texas-San ton to major in microeconomics degree in general studies. El-Sha- Antonio to major in biology. with a minor in communications. He Mercado zly will enroll in the University of Marritta Joseph is a summa has scholarships totaling $1,750. Houston Honors Program to major cum laude and Distinguished Xavier Enrique Reyes is a in engineering with a certifi cation in Achievement Plan graduate and Distinguished Achievement Plan J. Frank Dobie oil and gas. She has scholarships has earned an associate degree graduate and has earned an as- totaling $90,580. in life science. Joseph will enroll at sociate degree in general studies. Class of 2013 Rayan Mahmoud Eter is a Amrita Institute of Medical Scienc- Reyes will enroll at the University We are so proud of all cum laude and a Distinguished es in India to major in cardiology. of Houston-Clear Lake to major in your accomplishments. Achievement Plan graduate and Joel E. Joy is a Distinguished computer engineering. has earned an associate degree Achievement Plan graduate, and Sebastian Rico is a Distin- We trust that you will be successful in your future in general studies. Eter will enroll has earned an associate degree guished Achievement Plan gradu- at the University of Houston-Clear in general studies. Joy will enroll at ate and has earned an associate endeavors. You have always worked hard and excelled in Lake to major in pre-med. She has Texas Tech University to major in degree in general studies. Rico will all your school projects. Having achieved an academic rank scholarships totaling $3,000. petroleum engineering. enroll at the University of Houston as a top 10 student is a great honor that you should cher- Ryan Christopher Ferrell is Travis Lee Kane is a manga to major in biomedical engineering. ish with great pride. Remember to keep God in your heart a Distinguished Achievement Plan cum laude graduate and has Andréa Carolina Rodriguez and he will guide you in the right direction. God Bless you. graduate and has earned an as- earned an associate degree in is a summa cum laude and Distin- sociate degree in general studies. general studies. Kane will enroll at guished Achievement Plan gradu- We Love you – Dad, Mom and Joseph Ferrell will enroll at Louisiana State the University of Houston to major ate and has earned an associate University to major in business. in creative writing. degree in general studies. Rodri- Hayley Gracia is a Distin- Katherine Lois Keenan is guez will enroll at the University of a summa cum laude and Distin- Texas Austin to major in kinesiol- guished Achievement Plan gradu- ogy. She has scholarships totaling ate and has earned an associate $85,720. degree in general studies. Keenan Geannina Rosa is a Distin- will enroll at the University of Texas guished Achievement Plan gradu- Lauren Alvarado to major in journalism with a minor ate and has earned an associate in Middle East studies. She has degree in general studies. Rosa will scholarships totaling $216,000. enroll at Lamar University to ma- We are so proud of you! Alexander Milton Krauss is jor in exercise science and fi tness a Distinguished Achievement Plan management. Dream big, take risks graduate and has earned an as- Christian Nicholas Rose is a and know that with each sociate degree in general studies. Distinguished Achievement Plan Krauss will enroll at the University graduate and has earned an as- step, you are loved. of North Texas to major in geogra- sociate degree in general studies. May the rest of your journey phy focused on Earth science. Rose will enroll at the University of Dobie High School’s 2013 Top 10 students were hon- Mercado, Amanda Tran, Christine Nguyen, Ngocque Alexander Joseph LaRo- Texas-El Paso to major in fi lm pro- continue to bring you chelle is a Distinguished Achieve- duction. He has scholarships total- ored at the annual South Belt-Ellington Chamber of Tran, Harris County Judge Ed Emmett, (back row) happiness and success. ment Plan graduate and has ing $110,000. Commerce banquet held recently. Pictured are, left to Dobie Principal Franklin Moses, Peter Vu, Lan Tran, earned an associate degree in Amanda Leigh Self is a sum- general studies. LaRochelle will ma cum laude and Distinguished right, (front row) Leah Weaver, Orfa Ruiz, Tiffany Syeda Naqvi and David Fraga. Photo submitted Congratulations! enroll at the United States Military Achievement Plan graduate and Academy at West Point to major in has earned an associate degree MoMo and PoPo mechanical engineering. He has in general studies. Self will enroll roll at Texas Woman’s University to Grandma and Grandpa Batres scholarships totaling $350,000. at Texas A&M Galveston to major major in nursing. She has scholar- The Rodarte Family Joey Dee LeBeau Harrison is in marine biology. She has scholar- ships totaling $28,800. a Distinguished Achievement Plan ships totaling $118,000. Christopher Joseph Leandro VVivianoiviano Chapa,Chapa, MariannaMarianna Lopez,Lopez, The Garcia Family graduate and has earned an as- Amber Mary Shamma is Tañega is a cum laude and Distin- The Rodriguez Family sociate degree in general studies. a cum laude and Distinguished guished Achievement Plan gradu- CCelesteeleste CorderoCordero andand CarlosCarlos LopezLopez Mom, Dad, and Olivia Harrison will enroll at the University Achievement Plan graduate and ate and has earned an associate of Houston-Clear Lake to major in has earned an associate degree degree in general studies. Tañega business. in general studies. She will enroll will enroll at Virginia Military Insti- Sharon Ann Lott is a Distin- at Texas A&M University to major tute to major in systems engineer- guished Achievement Plan gradu- in visualization/3D modeling and ing. He has scholarships totaling ate and has earned an associate animation. $27,000. degree in general studies. Lott will Irie Angelle-Comeaux Smith Nicolae Patrick Taylor is a CCONGRATULATIONSONGRATULATIONS enroll at the University of North is a Distinguished Achievement cum laude and Distinguished Texas to major in studio art. Plan graduate and has earned an Achievement Plan graduate and Kamila Martinez Pappalardo associate degree in general stud- has earned an associate degree in RReneene J.J. EscobarEscobar is a Distinguished Achievement ies. Smith will enroll at Stephen F. general studies. Taylor will enroll at Plan graduate and has earned an Austin State University to major in the University of Houston to major associate degree in general studies. anesthetic nursing. in computer science. He has schol- She will enroll at Stephen F. Austin Esther Elizabeth Spanial is a arships totaling $28,000. State University to major in nursing. Distinguished Achievement Plan Micah Thomas is a Distin- We are very Josephine Marie Moore is graduate and has earned an as- guished Achievement Plan gradu- a manga cum laude and Distin- sociate degree in general studies. ate and has earned an associate proud of you. guished Achievement Plan gradu- Spanial will enroll at theUniversity degree in general studies. Thomas ate and has earned an associate of Mary-Hardin Baylor to major in will enroll at the University of Hous- degree in general studies. She will biology and business. She has ton to major in electrical engineer- Mother, Father, enroll at Texas A&M Galveston to scholarships totaling $20,000. ing. He has scholarships totaling major in marine biology. She has John Dylan Storey is a Distin- $52,000. Jessica, Chloé, scholarships totaling $15,750.00 guished Achievement Plan gradu- Nicholas Dana Troutman is Kiarah Elyse Moore is a sum- ate and has earned an associate a manga cum laude and Distin- Norma and Rex ma cum laude and Distinguished degree in general studies. Storey guished Achievement Plan gradu- Achievement Plan graduate and will enroll at Lamar University to ate and has earned an associate has earned an associate degree major in civil engineering. He has degree in mathematics. Troutman in mathematics. Kiarah will enroll in scholarships totaling $110,000. will enroll in University of Houston DDobieobie ClassClass ofof 20132013 the University of Houston Honors Joshua James Swallow is Honors Program to dual major in Program to major in mathematics a summa cum laude and Distin- mechanical engineering and math- education and American sign lan- guished Achievement Plan gradu- ematics. He has scholarships total- JJ.. FFrankrank DDobieobie CClasslass ooff 22013013 guage interpreting. She has schol- ate and has earned an associate ing $164,000. It is a blessing to see each of you reach arships totaling $68,000. degree in general studies. Swallow Heather Alexandra Woods is will enroll at Texas A&M University a Distinguished Achievement Plan this fi rst major milestone in your life. to major in business. graduate and has earned an as- Hannah Gabrielle Szakacs is sociate degree in general studies. May God continue to bless each one of you a summa cum laude and Distin- She will enroll at the University of guished Achievement Plan gradu- North Texas to major in foreign lan- on your college journey. CCalebaleb HanleyHanley ate and has earned an associate guage. She has scholarships total- degree in biology. Szakacs will en- ing $500. Love, Your Parents JJ.. FFrankrank DDobieobie CClasslass ooff 22013013 Congratulations, Caleb! 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