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Student news Sunday, March 7,1999 Kerrville Daily Times Page 70 LCRA to award $101,000 in scholarships this year AUSTIN The Lower Colorado River Authority has received the highest number of applications ever this year for its annual scholarship program, which will award $101,000 to 14 talented high school seniors in June. More than 300 students submitted applications to LCRA's Scholarship Program in February. This year the LCRA is awarding six four-year scholarships worth $12,000 each, two two- year scholarships to a school worth $6,000 each, and five $1,000 scholarships to a school related to the electrical industry. One additional four-year scholarship will be awarded to the child of an LCRA employee. The program, now in its 12th year, has awarded $876,000 in scholarships since 1987.

"LCRA scholarship applications are available through high school counselors in the LCRA service area by early November," said Beverly Seffel, LCRA's director of Community Assistance and Volunteer Services. "We hope the parents Tivy High School Term 2, second marking period honor roll Twelfth grade: Mollie Abies, Erika Anderson, Zarina Bakenova, Luke Bettinazzi, Jennifer Buell, Matthew Caraway, Eric Carrizales, Laura Cook, Emily Crozier, Ryan Cruthirds, Anne Currie, Anthony De La Rosa, David Denton, Marcus Denton, Jessica Die'lmann, Jennifer Digges, James Eastland, Lorrain Emerick, John Fair, Julie Farahani, Ciera Fischer, Travis Gilbreath, Renee Gonzalez, Paul Graham, Eric Grimes, Megan Haufler, Chris Horgan, Amanda Hosey, Jaime Hyde, Allison Imel, Karrie Itz, Amanda Jackson, Kelly Jons, Tamatha Kelly, Jeromy Kusch, Joshua Kusch, Anthony Lesser, Eric Like, Lindsay Lowe, Alex Maldonado, Sara Malloy, Leah Malson, Melissa Matthiesen, Jason McCollom, Micah McCutcheon, Melissa McGehee, Jeffrey McKenzie, Matthew McQuinn, Michael Miller, Natalie Miller, Kurtis Nemky, William Nichols, Patricia Petmecky, Andrew Phillips, Janelle Prentice, Matt Rambo, Moses Ramos, Misty Reichenau, Anna Rendon, Stephanie Repka, Kristen Reynolds, Jennifer Rich, Laura Rich, Lacy Richter, Lindsey Rippee, Escar Rivera, Robert Rydeen, Esmeralda Sanchez, Corey Schneider, Bradley Silver, Aimee Skeen, Edwin Sorenson, Laura Speck, Chanda Spenrath, Michelle Stephens, Gretchen Stieren, Stephanie Sweeten, Francesca Tassoni, Rachel Turner, Isaac Vigil, Chad Warner, Marissa Webb, Troy Weimer, Norman Williams, Aaron Yates. Eleventh grade: Carolyn Adema, Allison Ahrens, Tiffany Aiken, Andrea Armstrong, Loren Bohannon, Allison Brown, Elizabeth Bryson, Nicholas Cantu, Michael Carpenter, Samantha Cochrane, Daniel Cruthirds, Luke Cummings, Ainsley Dietz, Mary Dunbar, Rebekah Fussell, Justin Gamble, Jonathan Garza, Lindsey Gilshenan, Angela Googins, Martha Graham, Rebecca Hardin, Casey Heideman, Keith Henneke, Jacqueline Hoffman, Lindsay Imel, C. Alissa Irvin, Shannon Jackson, Comfort Keidel, Stacey Kramer, Sonia Lopez, Kathryn Lowe, Patrick Luff, Candice McDougall, Jennifer McKenzie, Rachel Mehendale, Jeffrey Morris, Kevin Mosty, Maricella Muniz, Emily Murray, Mary Partain, Tamara Poppe, Laura Prendergast, Lindsey Priour, Whitney Priour, Molly Putnam, Lauren Ridout, Sarah Simank, Kristen Stehling, Richard Van Klaveren, Alan Van Reet, Blair Walsleban, Mary Weeks, Laura Wiginton, Stacey Williams, Amanda Wolters. Tenth grade: Cheryl Albrecht, Jessie Ayala, Barrett Baskin, Amanda Breneman, Mathew Brown, Harold Buell, Veronica Carr, Kristen Chatelain, Matt Coles, Kristy Dearing, Nina Delgadillo, Diana Digges, Sarah Duecker, Geoffrey Elliott, Melissa Garza, Valerie Grimes, Christi Highsmith, Justin Irby, Joshua Ivy, Jessica Jackson, Amanda James, Claudia Juarez, Katy Lemeilleur, Rebeca Love, Eric Massey, Lindsey Mormon, Marjorie Mosty, Erica Quails, Marissa Rangel, Sarah Reed, Leslie Roberson, Eric Rodriguez, Colby Rose, Joe Salinas, Vivian gaiter, Christopher Schneider, Bryce Smith, Brandon Spenrath, Stephanie Stone, Amelia Weatherford, Archer West, Kimberly Williams, Summer Woodward.

Ninth grade: Jennifer Leann Bingham, 1 loshua Bonine, Kara Bryla, Iviolly Casey, Olivia Castro, loseph Cervantes, Brice Crozier, I iarah Curry, Jacqueline Dozier, HONOR ROLL Amy Flaten, Catricia Hagan, Carl Henneke, Kristin Hilsabeck, Alisa Jackson, Dustin Lenard, Clayton Malson, Benjamin McCain, Christianna McFadden, Bonnie McKenzie, Kristen Miller, Blake Mobley, Rachel O'Donnell, Johnny Prater, Travis Priour, Stephanie Riojas, Jacob Rippee, Bryan Skeen, Lauren Smith, Jacqueline Spears, Amber Tober, Ashley Van Klaveren, Gina Velando, Kevin Whelan. "A-B" honor roll Twelfth grade: Logan Attaway, Justin Barbour, Justin Bitkower, Ubaldo Campos, Erica Cano, Rosenda Carrasco, Emily Childers, Jason Contreras, Matthew Coons, Lily Couto, Ramona Delarosa, Adam Dornak, Bryan Ensign, Abby Eubank, Jason Evans, Anna Faessler, Julian Flores, Clint Freeman, Gary Fritz, Clinton Gamble, Patricia Garza, Amber Gillespie, of this year's juniors take notice and have their students apply for next year's LCRA scholarships." The Lower Colorado River Authority is a conservation and reclamation district that generates electricity, manages the waters of the Texas Colorado River, operates parks, and assists communities in economic development. The LCRA operates on revenues from the sale of electricity and water and other services it provides. It cannot levy taxes and receives no tax money. Jacob Gold, Christine Hierholzer, Ashley Isham, Dawn Jensen, David Johnson, Sean Kendrick, Brandy Klingemann, Brent Mayes, Kathy McCabe, Kelly McCarter, Justin Miller, Brian Moreau, Felicia Mouton, Leigh Ann Myres, Bryan Neal, Ryan Neal, Leonard Odom, Laura Parsons, Kristin Porter, Candice Poth, Lindsay Pruett, Eugene Reese, Silvia Rodelo, Sarah Ruggles, Ryan Russ, Michael Scheineman, Joseph Smith, Elijah Stone, Bradley Suddith, Micheel Valdez, Crystal Verona, Domingo Villarreal, Daniel Woodward.

Eleventh grade: Tiffany Aguirre, Carson Anderson, Ingrid Armstrong, Lindsey Balser, Michelle Barrow, Adrian Barton, James Bell, Elsita Benson, Jennifer Berry, Nicole Binau, Marcus Buffington, Joan Clanton, Sunshine Corliss, Priscilla Deleon, Stephen Dietert, Elizabeth Dorman, Kalie Ford, Staci Foster, Jason Gafford, Bianca Gamboa, Toby Geurin, Robert Green, Christina Guerra, Leadership conference Four members of the Tlvy High School Interact Club attended an Interact Leadership Conference on Saturday, Feb. 27, at St. Mary's University In San Antonio. The focus of the conference was to provide the students with leadership skills for club activities and to stress the skills needed to be leaders in their schools and communities. Tlvy students attending the conference were, standing, from left, Alnsley Dietz and Stephanie Stone.

Seated are Cara Rouse and Ashley Stehllng. Courtesy photo Darcey Hill, Robert James, Joshua Jeffcoat, Cody Jenschke, Joshua Johnson, Matthew Jones, Valerie Kimmel, Candace Lowery, T. Joshua MacDonald, John Matthews, Heidi Merrick, Aaron Nelson, Mark Newman, Krystal Parman, Crystal Powers, William Price, Patrick Handle, Bobbi Richardson, Michael Robles, Eva Rocha, Cara Rouse, Rolinda Ruff, Travis Shrader, James Siebelaner, Gary Smith, Jennifer Stell, Jana Stevenson, David Sudyka, Katheryn Sutton, Crhstia Thibodeau, Nelson Tumlinson, Juan Valdez, Laura Weaver, Shane Whitney. Tenth grade: Marylou Alvarez, Andrea Ayala, Glenda Barnes, Garrick Boucard, James Brantley, Chelsea Chamberlain, Christopher Delgadillo, Vidal Delgado, Robert Dittmar, Whitney Edwards, Emily Gore, Megan Groll, Ruben Guzman, Jessica Harrison, Scott Hartgraves, Tegan Hemmert, Adelita Hernandez, Emily Hernandez, Kristi Hoffman, Morgan Hopkins, Emily Houghton, Michelle Huddleston, Jaclyn Hulett, Clayton Huser, Erica Jenschke, Colby Jobes, Haley Kendrick, Ashley Kimball, Christina Laird, Christopher Leifeste, Benjamin Loerzel, Ruben Lozano, Emilia Malek, Rachelanne Maxson, D. Blake McFadden, Thelma Meurer, Troy Neal, Curtis Ochoa, Erin Pirkle, Chris Prater, Andrew Rendon, John Rice, Kristin Riley, Leonardo Romero, Clint Schroeder, Kali Snider, Mary Stone, Cody Thomas, Kristopher Thompson, John-David Wallace, Megan Walz, Joshua Way, Marian Wentzel, Kyle Yates, Melissa Zader.

Ninth grade: Maricruz Aleman, Lauren Andrews, A. William Arnold, Joshua Arreola, Jason Bates, Symmantha Booth, Julia Bryson, E. Thomas Burns, Melissa Castillo, Taide Cervantes, Aleksandr Chesser, T. Adam Conerly, Andrea Corbitt, Jonathan Crittenden, Brice Davis, Aimee Delacruz, Frankie Delarosa, Glendon Domingue, Ruben Dominguez, Xene Dominguez, Kelly Farahani, Aimee Gillespie, Olivia Gold, Joshua Gonzales, Rita Gonzalez, C. Cody Guthrie, Eric Herbert, Whitney Hierholzer, Hinson, Megan Honeycutt, Jose Huaman, Michael Johnson, N.

Ella Johnson, Gary Jones, Janelle Lackey, M. Britt Lea, David Lehmann, Justin Lockaby, James Love, Shannon Lynch, Juan Martinez, Pauleen Martinez, Jenna McCollom, Todd Mein, Adrian Miller-Robbins, Sherrill Oakes, Fallon Olivares, Nathan Pavlica, Katy Peckham, Virginia Pena, Ashley Pfiester, Kristi Poulliot, Johnathan Reeh, Jamin Reither, Heather Ricks, Lauren Rippy, Steve Rodriguez, Garrett Rouse, M. Clare Scallon, Lacy Shahan, Mark Shaw, Travis Snead, Martha Stokes, Budde Strickland, Ryan Stueber, Melissa Tait, Falon Thomas, Travor Thompson, Christopher Tompkins, Jana Valero, Jessica Venegas, Sara Wade, Merinda Wagner, Thomas Wallace, Rachael Welty, Valene Willett, Sarah Wolters. Health, Education Published Thursday, April 22 as part of Round Up '99 Business is thriving in Kerr County. Opportunities abound in businesses, local governments, school districts, colleges, and medical care facilities.

Read about new businesses in Kerr County, which ones are successful, and the outlook for economic growth. 8 3 Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your business. Phone today. Ad Deadline: Tuesday, iVlarch 16. THE NEWSPAPER HILL COUNTR -701.