Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 19

Del Rio, Texas NEWS-HERALD. Wednesday, December National Honor Society inducts 42 new members The Del Rio Chapter of the National Honor Society welcomed 42 new memoes at its annual induction ceremony for 1987 in the Del Rio High School Little Theater. The guest speaker was District Attorney Thomas Lee. The emphasis of his speech was on the characteristics of successful people. Mistress of ceremonies was President Jessica Hodge.

Assisting with the ceremony were Vice President Rachel Guardado, Secretary Maricarmen Garza, Treasurer Laura Brown, and member Davis Ortiz. Cassu Gray gave the invocation, Louis Shuey led the Pledge of Allegiance and Chris Casson gave the benediction. Principal Jesse Gusman certified and congratulated the new members. To be eligible for the National Honor Society, students must be a junior or senioor and has a cumulative grade point average of 4.5000. Selection is then based on outstanding leadership, character and service.

This year's new members are seniors Chip Boy, Russell Calk, Jason Dick, Claudia C. Garza, Tim Loser and Thomas Wood Jr. The juniors include Amy Anton, Mary Ellen Barnhouse, Adrian Billings, Jorge Castro, Brian Cauthorn, Amanda Chavez, Jennifer Day, Elizabeth Fawcett, Matthew Frye, Catherine Glenn, Christina Hahn, Louis Horsley, Jeff Hurley, Vanessa Hyslop, Su Yon Kang, Nina Lipchak, Laura Lissner, Analisa Madrid, Andrea Moore, Linda Naranjo, Doris Osuna, Jenifer Peel, Carol Ramos, Sylvia Sanchez, Linda Schreiber, Gloria Segovia, Scott Staton, Anjenette Suarez, Jose Torres, Conrado Valdes, Robert Vela, Kim Vodicka, Joe Williams III, Corey Wilson, Randy Womack, and Tammy Zertuche. The Del Rio Chaper advisor is Miss Kathy Lehmann. Faculty Council membes are Mark Lamb, Mrs.

Yolanda Fernandez, Segundo Guajardo, Mrs. Glenda Overfelt and Manuel Limones. San Felipe Middle School announces honor students for second six weeks Principal Mike L. Fernandez has announced the Second Six Weeks Honor Roll fo San Felipe Middle School. On the "All A's" honor roll are: Rosaura Aldrete, Juan Gavia, Charlie Gerr- ihger III, Kathryn Herron, Javier A.

Martinez, Erin McHugh. Gerardo A. Perez. Sandra Quiroz, Damian Villar, Pablo White, Christina Wright and Michelle Yerger. The "A's and B's" honor roll includes: Imelda Abrego, Josue Alderete, Vicente Aldrete, Gerardo Arrendondo, Abelica Avila.

Victor Avila, Tanya Birkhead, Anna Bonilla, Marlena Brown, Jaime Buentello David Burrola. Dario Bustos Jr. Jose Campos, Maria I. Camera, Robert Cardenas, Alma Carmona, Julissa Castro. Veronica Castro.

Esmeralda Ccrvantez, Silvia Chapoy, Eileen Chavarria, Omar Chavarria, Jevenliono Cirilo Luis Colunga, Ricardo Cortinas III, Stephanie Cruz. Justin Davis, Abel De La Cruz, Del De La Cruz, Arluro De La Garza Mariadela Diaz, Lance Dingier. Thomas Easley. Rodolfo Elizondo Roy Escobar, Erika Esquivel, Herberto Falcon, Alberto Flores, John Freeman. Elda Galindo, Gerardo H.

Garcia, Veronica Garcia, Jose E. Garza. Mayra Garza. Guadalupe Caspar, Mario Gloria, Beverly Gonzalez, Melinda Gonzalez, Monica Gonzalez, Norma Gonzalez, Loretta Grijalva, Edelmira Guadarrama. Maria 0.

Guadarrama, Jennefer Hale, Michael Hatley. Eduardo Hernandez, Hector Hernandez, Monica Hermandez. Carlos Juarez, Hortensia Jurado, Judith Karl, Auerelio Laing III, Jose Lara Allyson Lee, Julissa Levrie, Elias Lira, Melinda Lorn- brano, Matthew Loser, Billie Lucero, Monica Luna. Sylvia Macedo, Carlos Malitz, Carlos Ma lien, Alberto Martinez, Donna Martinez, Dora Martinez, Edson Martinez, Lor en a Martinez, Maria R. Martinez, Mario Martinez, Michael Martinez, Rene Martinez, Yesenia Martinez, Sara Martwig, David McLaughlin, Mayra Medina, Maria G.

Mejia, Cynthia Melendez, Richard D. Meza, Sergio Mireles, Juan Molina, Monica Montemayor, Josefina Morales, Jessica Moreno, Christina Munoz, Jacquelin Murillo. Brenda Olivan, Raul Oviedo Jose Partida, Robert Paul, Alejandro Pena, Ana Perez, Leonel Perez, Stephanie Peters, Jacqueline Pjmentel, John Prieto. Gilberto Ramirez Cynthia Ramon, Jesus Ramon, Lewis Reeves, Aldo Reyes, Angelica Reyes, Cynthia Reyes, Michelle Ricks, Juan Robles. Veronica Robles, Alfredo Rocha Hector Rodriguez, Melchor Rodriguez III, Vyonne Rodriguez, Claudia Romo, Randy Rosales, Laura Rubio, Maria D.

Salaz, Pedro Salazar Carlos Salinas Oscar Salinas Jr. Regelio Salinas Gilberto Sanchez, Vyonne Sanchez, Sandra Sandoval, Brenda Shafer, Karen Sievers, Sergio Sigala, Sammy Sinclair, Russell Stidham, Andrew Stires Tiffany Taylor, A. Torres, Susana Torres, Virginia Torres, Nancy Trevino, Teri Turner, Elizabeth Uribe, Carmen Vasquez, Eva Vela, Rogelio Vielma, Carlos Villanueva, Jeanene Watson, Troy Winters, Diane Wyman, Marcelino Yanez, Ruben Zambrano and Ricardo Zuniga Jr. DRHS students top musicians The 198S edition of "Who's Who in Music" will carry the names of three Del Rio High School students, who have been selected as being among the country's most outstanding high school musicians. Those receiving this national recognition are: Daniel Juarez, Heather Lockhart and Eric Sandstrum.

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"Crosscountry Texas" Del Rio included in new computer program teaching Texas geography This year, school children at various points in Texas in grades 4 through 9 are discovering Del Rio as they learn about the Lone Star State through their Apple computers and a new geography program called "Crosscountry Texas." It is the first geography simulation that has been designed specifically for Texas schools. It is not in use in Del Rio, where school officials note only limited use of computers is made in education. "Crosscountry Texas" contains data on Del Rio in its information on 135 cities and towns and 55 of the major commodities of Texas. The program lets children take on the roles of truck drivers on a simulated journey around Texas. The Apple computer acts as their dispatcher and keeps track of expenses gas, food, hotel bills, repairs, etc.

The program focuses on the economic and political geography of Texas. The children pick up commodities that are important to the state, such as grapefruit, pecans and textiles. They must determine where to find them and then decide the best route to follow. "Crosscountry Texas" is a part of a series of bestselling geography programs published by Didatech Software Limited of Elaine, Wash. Other programs in the series are ''Crosscountry U.S.A./'"Crosscountry Canada," and "Crosscountry California." According to Paul Melhus, president of Didatech, the simulation of Texas was designed to be as realistic as possible.

"We wanted 'Crosscountry Texas' to be a unique educational experience. When kids are driving down the highway from Dallas to Houston, we show them a picture of rolling hills and farm land. When they cross from El Paso to Abilene their view shifts to a desert scene." Besides encouraging kids to sharpen their decision making skills, the program reinforces the consequences of their behavior on the road. Said Melhus, "We don't force kids to get gas, eat and sleep regularly, but if they don't, they might run out of gas between cities or get into an accident. Even speeding is allowed, but, of course, you might get pulled over and get a $50 ticket." "Crosscountry Texas" is available at most computer and software stores.

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