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Earn spot in band THE NAVARRO HIGH School Band recently participated in the Association of Texas Small School Bands competition. Making All Region Band were (from left) Christina Robinson, Melissa Grate, Becky Grafe, Laura Mull, Justin Schlichting, Travis Engler and Roberto Alvarez. Melissa Grafe, Becky Grafe, Schlichting, Engler and Alvarez also made All Area Band. The Seguin Gmtte-EnterprlM Stguln, Texas Tnurwtty, February 16,1098 Pip I Krager to conduct orchestra In New Braunfels on Sunday The Mid-Texas Symphony will welcome guest conductor Franz Anton Krager for its next performance, on Sunday, Feb. 19, at 4 p.m.

at the New Braunfels Civic Center. Krager will conduct the orchestra for the performance which will feature the Mid-Texas Symphony Chorus. The chorus will present Rimer's "Requiem" in the second half of the program. The chorus is under the direction of Daniel Long. The first half will feature Beethoven's "Leonore Overture No.

3" and Mendelssohn's "Symphony No. 4." Krager is music director of the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra, director of orchestras at the University of Houston School of Music, and director of orchestral studies for the Texas Music Festival. Hailing from Detroit, Krager received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Michigan. In 1970, he joined Musical Youth International and, in 1978, made his European debut as conductor of MYI, winning first prize at the International Festival of Music in Copenhagen. Krager was then appointed assis- Maddox wins speech contest A Seguin High School speech student took first place during the Lions Clubs International District 2-S5 Mid-Winter Conference in Columbus, Jan.

21. Michelle Maddox, a junior at SHS, won a $500 scholarship in the Lions Drug Prevention Speech Contest and will be eligible for additional scholarships when she speaks at the state convention in May. Her topic was 'The Role of the Texas Legislature in Drug Prevention." This was the third year Maddox has participated in this speaking event, placing as an area, regional and district winner. Maddox is sponsored locally by the Seguin Sunset Lions Club and coached by Mary Springs, SHS speech teacher. Maddox presented her speech during the Luncheon Program before an audience of 230.

James T. Coffey, Immediate Past International President of Lions, served as the keynote speaker. During his year as president in 1994, Coffey visited 62 countries to SEGUIN HIGH SCHOOL speech student Michelle Maddox, a junior, receives congratulations from Immediate Past International President of Lions Clubs, James T. Coffey, upon winning the Lions District 2-S5 drug prevention speech contest in Columbus, during the Lions Mid-Winter Conference. promote the service projects of Lions International, the largest humanitar- ian service organization in the world with over 1.4 million members.

First semester honor students listed at Seguin High School Seguin High School has named its honor students for the first semester grading period. Seniors, All As: Ann Carter, Lis Christiansen, Michelle Collins, Mary Ermel, Christian Esbensen, Milton Franklin, Addie Frets, Tor Gilbertson, Theresa Hancock, Jeff Henze, Katherine Holling, Victoria Hunter, Alyson Krippner, Catherine Lee, Kevin Rhea, Faron Sagebiel, Monica Sagebiel, Henrik Thurfjell, Christy Valdez, Tina Velich, Kristen Villeneuve and Amy Wieding. Seniors, More As than Bs: Brennan Bazar, Natascha Bellesen, Rebecca Belmarez, Akbar Bhaidani, Dylan Blair, Aaron Blankenship, Jenny Bloch, Wade Boehnke, Cal Booth, Cory Brandenburg, Wendy Brewer, Kristie Brimhall, Todd Broz, Christopher Caddell, April Camarillo, Mitchum Carleton, Shelia Carter, Christy Casarez, Adriana Cedillo, Chad Cochran, Taryn Cole, April Colley, Harry Dietz, William Edwards, Troy Elley, Travis Eubank, Jessica Foster, Albert Gallardo, Julie Graham, Maria Guel, Henry Haertner, Jason Hair, Amanda Hajek, Ray Hale, Mitzi Hallmark, Morgan Hallmark, Denee Hanna, Shay Harborth, Donna Helmke, Maria Herrera, Rebecca Hierholzer, Brent Horan, Lori Houston, Jason Hurt, Trakia Jackson, Jenny Johns, Olivia Jones, Michelle Kebodeaux, Crystal Knight, Laura Kolenovsky, Kelli Krohn, Clayton Loerakker, Miguel Lopez, Minh Lu, Phuong Lu, Nicole Marcrum, John Martin, Dawn McCulloch, Jamey McCurry, Sonia Menchaca, Clint Mergele, Aaron Meyer, Raymundo Molina, Tammi Murphy, Joe Patterson, Dora Perez, Sabrina Redd, Rebecca Reinhardt, Celeste Reyes, Ruben James Reyes, Rebecca Rohde, Angela Sczech, David Sjegmund, Jamie Simchak, Chris Sommers, Kasey Standley, Jodi Stautzenberger, Darren Strain, Amy Trice, Cecilia Villarreal, Micheal Villarreal, Enedelia Villegas, April Vinyard, Vanessa Voight, Christopher Volkmann, Shara Watson, Michael Weddel, Juleeta White, Michael Woerndel and Lena Zies. Juniors, All As: Erin Brown, Blaine Burrell, Lacie Calhway, David Clopton, Chris Elley, Jennifer Kalkwarf, Silvia Lara, Kristen Lippe, Michelle Maddox, Henry Nguyen, Carolyn Penshom, Elizabeth Ramey, Wesley Reiley, Patrick Sagebiel, Amy Scull, Cara Terp and Marsha Velich. Juniors, More As than Bs: Stacey Atkins, Michele Avalos, Chip Bacon, Audrey Baker, Randall Baker, Lesli Biediger, Michael Campbell, James Coker, Sharon Dittmar, Robbi Driggers, Jessica Edwards, Deanna Elley, Shannon Erwin, Lisa Falkenberg, Chelsea Finch, Brenda Fisher, Kelly Friedenberg, Andrew Fritz, Antonio Garganta, Amanda Garrett, Celeste Gomez, John Gonzales, Adrian Gonzalez, Christina Herrera, Sean Hoskins, William Koehler, Jacquelyn Koepsel, Charles Kucherka, Brandon Lackorn, Carol Lee, Karen Lippe, Adrian Martinez, Leanna Menn, Christine Miller, Benigno Montoya, Kristina Morgan, Mindy Nester, Ky Nguyen, Elizabeth Olsovsky, Oscar Pastrana, Stephanie Rangel, Lisa Reiley, Karen Rhea, Shauna Riley, Dolores Rodriguez, Ana Schacht, Henry Schacht, Eric Schwerdtfeger, Cullen Scott, Latonia Thomas, Jesse Torres, James Totten, Edward Vinyard, Benjamin Wallace, Jennifer Weaver, Caryn Wilkerson and Richard Wilson.

Sophomores, All As: Alison Fox, Joey Fuentes, Mitchell Hitchock, Scarlett Hun, Joseph Krametbauer, Melissa Lewis, Michael Meyer, Eric Peschel, Amy Sassenhagen, Tabitha Scott and Robert Villarreal. Sophomores, More As than Bs: Tamatha Aguilar, San Juan Arias, Nathan Armstrong, Josh Baker, Jason Beane, Leandra Berry, Munira Bhaidani, Douglas Brannon, Trisha Carter, William Cone, Hantse Costas, John Crady, Clint Currier, Veronica DeLaRosa, Rebecca Dittmar, Veronica Gonzales, Deborah Graham, Stacy Henze, Linda Hernandez, M'Cheyl Herrera, Alison Hudson, Charles Kerr, Angela Kolenovsky, Sarah Krippner, Karl Krueger, Helen Laritte, Virginia Larison, Erin Lively, Brandon Loehr, Christina Lorenz, Angela Martin, Rebecca Martinez, April Mathis, Jenney Moore, Danielle tant professor of music at the University of Missouri-Columbia, and engaged as a faculty instructor and conductor at the Interlochen National Music Camp during the summers of 1979 to 1987. The year 1984 marked his arrival in Texas with appointments to the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra and to the music faculty at Texas University. Krager has toured extensively in many of the countries of Europe, the former Soviet Union, Japan, Africa, Australia, South and Central America, Mexico and Canada. In 1982, he led the Symphony Orchestra of Berlin in the Herbert von Karagan International Conduct- ing Competition, and in 1990, tt the invitation of the Soviet wthoritlei, distinguished himself the first American conductor to lead the Kazan National Philharmonic in the former USSR.

Conducting engagements havle included appearances with many Texas based orchestras, including the Mid-Texas Symphony, as well orchestras in Hawaii, California, Michigan and Missouri. Long is in his fifth season as artistic director of the Texas Bach Choir. He also serves a artistic director df the Austin Civic Orchestra and is la member of the music faculty at Trinity University. He was one of the first in the United States and the first in Texas to conduct the "Requiem." Tickets for the concert are $9 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and college students, and $3 for students through high school age. They will be available at the doqr or in advance at the Seguin and Guadalupe County Chamber of Commerce or the Jackson Auditorium Box Office (2-4 p.m.

Monday through Friday). For more information, call 3728089. Musslewhite, Angelica Navarro, Jennifer Gates, Shane Pape, Shara Pickett, David Pierce, David Pyle, Emilie Riske, Dianne Sassenhagen, Katharine Schultz, Megan Scull, Joseph Slaten, Stephanie Sotelo, Charlotte Stautzenberger, Michelle Stautzenberger, Eric Strom, Mandy Tate, Anna Tijerina, Katherine Turnier, Melissa Vega, Rheatha Walters and Devon Welsch. Freshmen, All As: Pearl Balderas, Stacy Bindseil, Angela Bookout, Russel Frost, Amy Gann, Lindsay Huck, Katherine Kirkendall, Kristine Kutac, Barbara Luu, Angela Magin, Robin Marcrum, Jeremy Meier, Elvis Rigby, Timothy Robbins, Michelle Rogers, Kristina Schmoekel, Kevin Schwerdtfeger, Christine Smith and Kevin Smith. Freshmen, More As than Bs: Anitra Aguirre, Brock Balouch, Beth Barrett, Rebecca Barrientez, Brent Beicker, Daniel Bodin, Teresa Braune, Aaron Burgett, Leander Clark, Kasey Cole, Aretha Cunningham, Bianca DeLaCruz, Crystal DeLaGarza, Brandy Denison, Amy Dopita, Brannon Dreibrodt, Mario Fernandez, Alicia Flores, Amanda Flores, Andrea Franzen, Jennifer Freeman, Erica Gonzalez, Timothy Haas, Amanda Harrison, Abel Hernandez, Ramiro Hernandez, Vanessa Herrera, Annaliese Hettinger, Kimberley Jackel, Travis Kastick, Katie Keller, Heather Knepp, Phillip Kneupper, Kiesha Koehler, Joshua Koenig, Ryan Koenning, Zilpha Krahn, Christina Leonor, Jordan Lippe, Keri Lippe, Balerie Martinez, Michael Martinez, Mindy Martinez, William Mayneld, Albert McKinnis, Jeremy Meier, Tiffany Morris, Brooke Mycue, Tiffany Nagel- mueller, Christopher Nelson, Sharon Pape, Dillon Pargmann, Shawn Poole, Timothy Ramirez, Randall Reasoner, Jennifer Robledo, Mark Rodriguez, Wendy Rucker, Daniel Schacht, Tammy Shimek, Brad Simecek, William Stine, Jeremy Taft, Michelle Taft, Stacey Tate, Brian Tiemann, Christopher Train, Keri Twigger, Shaun Valdez, Robby Vogel, Kenneth White and Timothy White.

THE McQUEENEY SCHOOL eighth graders are pictured in 1949. (Photo courtesy Leon Studio) Misses' Juniors' Outerwear for the family Special Sizes Intimate Apparel Accessories Children's Men's aw Selection may vary by store. Interim markdowns taken. Petites at selected stores. BEALLS Hourt: Sunday, 1-6; 10-8.