The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 11

GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1999 All The principal of True Cross School in Dickinson recently announced the honor rolls for the fourth nine-week grading period of the 1998-99 school year. All A Honor Roll First grade: Ross Bender, Amanda Cazalas, Monica Garcia, Jennifer Garfield, Rebecca Garza, Patricia Holland, Jonathan Hollkamp, John Paul Hranitzky, Rebecca Korndorffer, Helen Lippold, Ellen Preston, Kathryn Ramirez, Nicholas Reece, Molly Rivers, Daniel Surman, Bryan Trent, Lindsay Wood and Dylan Young. Second grade: Katy Barkmann, Marc Blackledge, Ember Garza, Andrew Godinich, Jerry Hajek, Christopher Hebert, Thomas Kelleher, Mary Kate Khoury, Christopher Leba, Amelia Looper, Morgan Merriman, Karly Mitchiner, Erin Neves, Taylor Rhoades, Brian Roberts, Kayla Schuld and Kimberly Schuld. Third grade: Tucker Boyd, Joseph Calhoun, Eileen Chaffer, Ryan Daley, Kathlyn Emmite, Frank Farmilette, Nicolas Garza, Jennifer Godinich, Sarah Hardilek, Kevin Hrahitzky, Monica Jackson, Phillip Laughbaum, Tyler Magliolo, Amber Marcum, Jillian Privratsky, Alexander Reeves, Andy Richardson, Laurie Schmidt, Samantha Surman, Brittany Trinh, Leslie Wegner and Stephen Wells. Fourth grade: Adrienne Ellis, Robert Garza, Rebecca Hollkamp, Christiana Hranitzky, Paul Khoury, Michael Kilzer, Blaise Leleux, Mia Martinez, Jillian Olivier, Jacquelyn Thompson, Andrew Wallace and Elizabeth Yu.

Fifth grade: Christina Almario, Brittany Bryant, Caitlin Dvorak, Sarah Garza, Danielle Gibbs, Matthew Hebert, Isaac Hollkamp, Kindel Jenkins, Theresa Kelleher, Samantha Laughbaum, Elizabeth Leba, Brittinee Matulnes, Anne Preston, Carly Rhoades, Lisa Rossacci, Erin Snider and Trey Thomas. Sixth grade: Ashton Garza, Nick Johnson, John Khoury, Andrew Leba, Amy Malhiot, Steven Passalacqua, Elisa Ramirez and Vincent Yu. All A's and 1 First grade: Austin Beisert, Jonathan Dues, Raynee DuPriest, Parker Ginn, Christly Guedry, Alyse Horaist and Sam Rasberry. Second grade: Christopher Bird, Will Gleason, Anthony Hranitzky and Molly Waldner. Third grade: Valerie Alexander, Ashley Bailey, Lauren Bradley, Ariel Burley, Rilee Crowder, Jordan Grace, Alex Lewis, Diana Maass, Jessica Manriquez, Marina Martinez, Peter Pantusa, Trevor Ponds, Bette Redus and Meghan Yauger.

Fourth grade: Grace Cowan, Andrew Kelleher, Davis Kent, Philip Lippold, Michael McNally, Dustin Robinson and Laura Thomas. Fifth grade: Jessica Cox- Plangman, S.R. King and Ashley Wilson. Sixth grade: Aimee Emmite, Jay Hussain, Justin Jackson, Amy Mayfleld, Gerrit Perreboom and Charlie Redus. Group to sponsor Operation KICK-IT The Republican Network of Galveston County will sponsor the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's Operation KICK-IT at 7 p.m.

Thursday at the Galveston County Annex, Calder Road and FM 518 in League City. Refreshments will be served. Parents with children in third grade and up are welcome to bring their children. Organizations wishing to attend with a large group of children should call Cynthia Tauss at (281) 3342364. Defensive driving class to be offered June 26 GALVESTON Galveston College, in conjunction with Get Smart Driving School, will offer a seven-hour defensive driving class at 8:30 a.m.

June 26 in the Dugout at 4015 Ave. Q. The cost is $30. This class satisfies the Department of Public Safety and Texas Education Agency's requirement for ticket dismissal and insurance discount purposes. The class also will be offered July 24 and Aug.

28. To get information or to register, call (409) 763-6551, Ext. 114 or 115. Bali High discontinues 7:30 a.m. start time GALVESTON Students attending Ball High School next year will start and end school 30 minutes later than they did this year.

The school's site team and administration have studied and discussed the 7:30 a.m. start time which has been in place at Ball for the past two years and decided that a later start time is more appropriate for local high school students, according to Ball High Principal Kelly Trlica. Next year's school schedule at Ball High will be 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. School start and end times at all other GISD schools will remain the same for the 1999-2000 school year.

Online program enhances reading skills Book Adventure, an online program designed to motivate young children to read, was launched recently during a live Internet broadcast originating from Washington, D.C. Featured on the Webcast were Douglas L. Becker, president of the Sylvan Learning Foundation, and representatives of some of the foremost national reading and literacy organizations. Aimed primarily at elementary school children, Book Adventure is the only interactive program of its kind available on the World Wide Web at no cost to the user. The program's format offers students the opportunity to earn points for correctly answering questions about books they have read.

The address is www.bookadventure.com. The principal of Highlands Elementary School in La Marque recently announced the honor roll for the fourth nine-week grading period of the 1998-99 school year. First grade: Darius Adkins, OnTaria Allen, Marissa Cantu, Michael Collins, James Cunningham, Cullen Deese, Dedrick Delaney, Crystal Delgado, Michael Gilmore, Timothy Hewgley, Tony Holmes and Marissa McMillan. Second grade: Joshua Alpough, Joseph Barb, Stephen Beard, William Brittian, Brooke Fabre, Shanay Fluellen, Jamesha Goodner, Kjerstyn Hansen, Gloria Haynes, April Hurst, Dominique Jack, Raven Jones, Aaron Lloyd, Marlene Luna, Leanne Palmer, Michael Sam, Charmaine Shannon, Trey Thibodeaux, Jasmine Turner and Amanda Wiggins. Third grade: Nicole Crisp, Ty- lara Delgado, Sandra De Los Santos, James Dufner, Jacquelyn Gamble, Ivan Griego, Brittaney Hendricks, Raynard Josey, Apipahny McAfee, Jalyssa Mullins, Brittany Porter, Terry Ramirez, Samantha Savoie and Bailey Wooley.

Fourth grade: Ashley Abelar, Stephanie Alvarado, Jasmine Ball, Angelica Cortez, Shaun Rncher, Anisha Joubert, Jessica Laijas, Lewis Madsen, Cesar Martinez, Jazlynn Steele and Yesenia Torres. Fifth grade: Andrea Cantu, Richard Mauri, Heather Reagan, Justin Urquiaga, Chevonne Warren and Billy White. EMETH GIFTS Bibles Musics Art 800 Bayou Road La Marque (409) 935-0706 3D I8K Mon-Fri 2-tf Sat WT MK 9k, 9m 9m WP Sit a quote from Best Insurance today. HOME Best INSURANCE GALVESTON TEXAS CITY' (409)621-2886 (409)986-9611 AUTO NEXTTOWALMART 2115 61ST ST. AT MALL OF MAINLAND I MOBILE HOME LEAGUE CITY (281)554-4444 1524 E.

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