The Kerrville Times from Kerrville, Texas • Page 21

Student news Sunday, March 5, 1995 Kerrville Daily Times Page 5C Local academy names science fair winners Christ the King Christian Academy held its first Science Fair on Feb. 24. All projects were "Investigations Using the Scientific Method of Observation, Question, Hypothesis, Procedure, Results and Conclusion." Kindergarten winners were Taylor Tucker, first place, for "Growing Plants;" Sonia Zamorano, second place, "Crystals;" and Rachel Wood, third, "How Plants Grow." Jeremy Dunnigan won first place in the first grade division with "Cleaning Pennies." Second place winner was Sarah Foster, "Pushing Water," and third place went to Brenda Mundahl, "Air Moving," and Clinton Carter, "Air is Everywhere." Second grade winners were Cole Dommert, first, "Investigating Hot Air;" Kimberly Foley, second, "Cleanliness;" and Tarah Kreneck, third, "Two Kinds of Water." Winners in the third grade were Sherrie Reichenau, first, "Bubbles;" Shannon Lee, second, "What Do Bean Plants Need to and Kelsea Keller, third, "Clogged Drain." Christopher Dommert took top honors in the fourth grade with "Pulley Power." Second place winner was Charlotte Ritter, "Yeast Multiplies," and third place went to Timothy Harriss, "Steam Engine." Fifth grade winners were Melissa Hammit, first, "The Human Eye;" Amber Harriss, second, "What is the Center of and Juliana Chomout, third, "Seeds." In the seventh grade division, Matthew Foster won first place with "Air Needs Space." Second place honors went to Christia Kampf for "Terrarium." Young artists win awards at THS contest The 21st Annual Tivy Artists Hall of Fame art contest was held recently at Tivy High School, and three Tivy students were honored with awards. First place honors went to Gary Lovelace, a junior, for his untitled pencil drawing of two rams. Lovelace also won third place for another untitled pencil drawing.

Senior Josh Dickson was second place winner for his untitled acrylic painting, and Jenny Rodgers, senior, won honorable mention for her acrylic painting entitled "Shattered The first place work will be placed on permanent display in the Tivy High School library. The contest was held Feb. 24 in the Tivy center. Judges were Jaime Drake, THS junior and last year's student winner; Greg Marquardt, THS German and geography teacher; Susan Bracken, THS math teacher and Golden Girls sponsor; and Allison Bracken, a professional artist and former Tivy Artists Hall of Fame winner. Gary Lovelace, Josh Dickson and Jenny Rodgers, from left, with their award-winning works.

(Times photo) Aggie Moms invite students to apply for scholarship Current upperclassmen students at Texas University, College Station, and their parents in the Kerrville area are invited to apply for a $500 scholarship for the 1995-96 school year, given by the Kerrville Area Texas Mothers Club. Applications are available now and must be submitted to the local Aggie Moms Club by March 31. The upperclassmen scholarship winner will be announced in April at Aggie Muster. To get an application, call Bonnie Arnold, president of the local Aggie Morns, at 895-2869, or write Aggie Moms, 118 Crestwood Drive, Kerrville, Texas 78028. Current Aggie upperclassmen are asked to return the application with a copy of their college transcript and letters of recommendation from the university and the community.

The Kerrville club also gives an annual scholarship to a new freshman at the College Station campus, chosen from applicants from the three Kerr County high schools. Aggie Moms here and across the state are a primary support network for financial aid, to the tune of more than $200,000 per year. Members are mothers of current and former students; spouses of former students; or former students themselves. Local Aggie Moms are invited to help the chapter in fundraising and participate in social events and "brag sessions" about their students. Meetings are held monthly in members' homes.

The Kerrville chapter is currently selling tickets for a drawing for a mohair jacket designed in maroon, white and gray with a maroon leather block design on the back and front. The jacked is one-of- a-kind, created by a Hill Country designer especially for the fundraiser. Tickets for the fundraiser are $1 each, or six for $5, and the winner's name will be drawn April 29 at Parents' Weekend at TAMU. The local club also is selling tickets at the same price for chances on a matching set of sterling silver earrings and Aggie heart charm. The jewelry was designed by Jcop Collins of Fredericksburg.

Individual Aggie heart pendants and earring sets are available in brass and silver from the club. All proceeds from these fundraisers will be added to the scholarship funds and given to new and current students by the club. For more information call Arnold at the above number. Harper students named to school honor roll Harper Independent School District has announced the names of students who were named to the honor roll for the fourth six-week term of the school year. They are as follows: honor roll: Courtney Abbott, Zeb Abbott, Aaron Baethge, Bobby Barker, Shelly Barker, Xochitl Betancourt, JoAnna Bishop, Susan Bishop, Chance Bollier, Andria Brewer, Courtney Brewer, Travis Brown, Jessica Burrus, Alex Cessac, Chance Glocar, Jobeth Green, Katie Harper, Alice Hayes, Audrey Jones, Kayla Koska, Ryan Koska, Molly Leinweber, Ashley McClellan and Cannon McWilliams.

Also, Laci-Jae McWilliams, Krista Meeks, Kimberly Platzner, Stephanie Platzner, Darcy Potter, Shanna Potter, Ben Rangel, Heather Richey, Eric Schmidt, Cyrstal Sims, Chris Smith, Cody Smith, Hailey Spalding, Stephanie Thibodeaux, Andrew Vasquez, Danielle Warren and Jesse Williams. Honor roll: Kra Ahrens, Jarin Arhelgor, Jacob Beaudoin, John Beaudoin, Andrew Bennett, Kelly Brown, Mystic Brown, Jenna Buch, Tiffany Burlcson, Cole Cantwell, Erin Cobb, Erica Davis, Amber Eckert, Elise Eckert, Sheri Evanoff, Allison Flanders, Heather Gillard, Natasha Green, Meg Grona, Ross Harper, Gabe Hartmann, Mary Kathrine Hetrick, Dane Hiniker, Matthew Hiniker and David Holmes. Also, Mary Hohmann, Reuben Johnson, Comfort Keidel, Clay Kneese, Leigh Kneese, Bradley Knippa, Amy Lange, Bonham Leinweber, Joe Leinweber, Leah Lessard, Naomi Lessard, Jeff Malsbury, Tres Masscr, Anise Matheny, Kacey Meeks, Graham Miles, Jennifer Mitchell, Juan Paul Montoya, Noe Montoya, Brent Moseley, Jennifer Mundie, Aaron Norsworthy, Tyla Fairish, Julie Peterson and Lora Pfau. Others include Kandacc Pickens, Will Pickens, Jason Platzner, Jenny Polk, Jessica Rech, Reesa Ressmann, Roslyn Ressmann, Lara Shannon, Andrew Stahlnecker, Dustin Stehling, Jaala Stokes, Allysa Sultemeier, Desiree Taylor, Michael Tatsch, Brooke Toole, Russell Townsend, Kristin Vance, Kayla Varela- Nunemaker, Dylan Warren, Rowdy Westbrook, Sunny Wcstbrook, Natalie Whitewood, Jamie Wienecke and Anthony Woodward. I FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I 1995 LENTEN SCHEDULE March 8, Wednesday-1st Lenten Luncheon 11:45 a.m., Speaker-Janie Boyle Duet Mary Gay Wagner Peggy Simank March 15, Wednesday-2nd Lenten Luncheon I 1:45 a.m., Speaker-Bethel Nicldes Soloist Doreen Sargent March 22, Wednesday-3rd Lenten Luncheon I 1:45 a.m., Speaker-Kit Werlein Duet-Billie Hardee Bill Muggins March 29, Wednesday-4th Lenten Luncheon I 1:45 a.m.

Speaker-Larry Freeman Soloist-Jacque Levensailor April 5, Wednesday-5th Lenten Luncheon I 1:45 a.m. Speaker-Bill Lewis Soloist-Lynda Abies April 9, Sunday-Palm Sunday Service 8:30 11 a.m., Speaker Rev. Warren Hornung April 13, Thursday-Maunday Thursday Services 7:00 p.m., Speaker Rev. Hornung April 14, Friday-Good Friday Service 12 Noon, Speaker Rev. Warren Hornung April 15, Saturday-Easter Egg Hunt 10A.M.

April 16, Sunday-Easter Sunrise Service at the church United Methodist Youth 7:00 am Easter Sunrise Breakfast at the church 7:45 a.m. First Easter Service 8:30 a.m. Second Easter Service 9:45 a.m. Third Easter Service I 1:00 a.m. Speaker, Rev.

Warren Hornung Our Sunday evening worship services are at 6:00 p.m. 321 Thompson Drive Kerrville 896-2551 Pleatejoin for thete Lenten activities You are most uieltome. Center Point Elementary honor roll announced Center Point Elementary students named to the honor roll for the fourth six-week term of the school year are as follows: honor roll Sixth grade: Rebecca Diltz and Livia Frazar. Fifth grade: Dusty Barber, Lisa Diltz, Michael Freeman, Lares Hernandez, Joshua Jeter, Mary Johnston, Justin Lockaby, Greg Mahler and Caleb McCreary. Fourth grade: Robbie Barber, Athena Fiedler, Cory Keller, Tristn Naismith, Lindsay Wood and Sarah Zimmerman.

Third grade: Callie Albus, Cally Mahler and Marissa Stearns. Second grade: Kyle Chambers, Amy Diltz, Kristen Eitrem, Shelby Fiedler, Victor Garcia, Tori Sanders, Brittany Stone, Heather Tysor and David Vassallo. First grade: Joshua Aust, Charles Griffith, Lucas Jeter, Carly Lindsay, Marie Love, David Mahler, Dunne Stahlnecker, Emily Sullivan and Zachary Tysor. "A-B" honor roll Sixth grade: Jacob Andrews, Valarie Buihner, Isabel Castaneda, Lynzi Curry, Randy Flaeh, Jenny Fort, Nicholas Hackney, Adam Christina McGough, Julianna Reeli, Colby Rose, Kris Todd and Amanda Trejo. Fifth grade: Cilia Cortez, Sherry Dale, Crystal Dorado, Richard Edminson, Tuesday Flores, Kim Hix, Amanda Jones, Jessica Lackey, Lupe Liendo, Matthew Meadow, Josh Murley, Lindsey Norlander, Chase Scaff, Taylor Sullivan, Mandy Terry, Matthew Thompson, Jorge Valadez, Michael Vassallo and Tonya Williams.

Fourth grade: Alex Albrecht, Greg Baldwin, Shana Casteel, Ronnie Cridor, Ali Frazier, David Gregory, Leah Heidcrich, Tony Hobson, Allison Jeter and Chadd Smart. Third grade: Amanda Acevedo, Chance Brown, Nikki Burke, Sandra Canales, Marie Crabb, Christopher Cribbs, Danny Duckworth, Mandy Goodrum, Sarah Hendrickson, Jeremy Herring, Ernie Kaiser, Charlie McRae, Jason Mulliner, Jeffrey Norris, Benjamin Schmidt, Brian Terrazas and Craig Thomason. Second grade: J.J. Barron, Kelsey Burley, Laura Centeno, Riad Fawzi-Frazier, Erik Flores, Alyssa Harris, Rozzie Harris, Jimmy Jansen, Hannah Jones, Beau Kaiser, Joey Lopez, Patrick McDonald, Christopher Sevey, Ashleigh Stephens, Blake Thomason, Virginia Valadez and Matt Wilson. First grade: Emily Albus, Reata Cantwell, Joshua Franke, Kyle Gregory, David Hassell, Brandon Morris, Sonny Nichols, Marco Puna, Natalie Schmidt, Ken Silvey, Shanclra Stehling, Koryn Strade, Amanda Sutton and Ryan Vargas.

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