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The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, January 27, 2000, Page 5

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THIRD SIX WEEKS, 1999-2000

J) SHERIDAN SCHOOL

Kindergarten: Andie Hubenak, Ty Laake, Anna McConnell, Jordyn Pausewang.

First grade: Myles Dumont, Erica McConnell, Kristen Neubauer, Kelsey Kellum, Cody Moore, Jesse Ross, Gustavo Silveira, Paige Van- derm ark.

Second grade: Jessica Hill, Cody Munoz, Brandi Smith.

Third grade: Stephanie Kellum, Garrett Neubauer, Courtney Ross, Elda Vasquez.

Fourth grade: Kaci Kazmir, Austin Moore, William Smith, Joaquin Stallworth.

Fifth grade: Jessica Ashton, Brent Botard, Mallory Dumont, Mor- gan Dumont, Tawana King, Jason Laake, Johnathan McElwee, Daniel New, Courtney Sklar, Kurt Stern.

Sixth grade: Edward Gundelach, Jeremy Hill, Buren Kallina, Jarod Munoz, Ryan New, Chelsea Ray, Myekia Williams.

Seventh grade: Brian Avila, Chad Garza, Julie Houser, Cliff ton Kazmir, Donovan King, Kelley Kone- sheck, Melanie Lloyd, Justin Ma- chart, Joseph Spencer, Rachel Peter- son.

Eighth grade: Allen Greak, Ste- ven Moore, Clifton Spangenberg, Tarrah Stem.

GARWOOD SCHOOL Kindergarten: Alicia Abell, Dar-

rell Brown, Ja'Mikel Dancy, Kelsey Danklefs, Dylan Drlik, Terance Gar- tica, Dustin Hildago, Ryan Korenek, Brian Labay, Khadijah Robinson, Tina Till, Dylon Valchar, Kelly Vasut, Destinea Williams.

First grade: Hannah Besch, Kat- lyn Brown, Isaiah Clayton, Ricky Duque, Alex Gilmore, Erin Gold, Lance Howard, Joshua Jurica, Natalie Klimple, Elysse Labay, Nicholas Pagel, Ja'leel Pettus, Carmen Saenz, Michelle Smidovec, Adrian Shimek, Terris Shorter, Michael Waligura, Gregory Wesselski.

Second grade: Audrey Abell, Brittani Bartlett, Chad Bittner, Johnny Castenada, Nicole Drlik, Rachel Drlik, Kaydi Gold, Carley Glover, Shametria Gonzales, Matthew Hoffman, Amber Huvar, Kenneth Kretschmer, Rachel Korenek, Kari Mahalitc, Ja'Racus Reggins, Wade Roark, Kirbrina Robinson, Dillan Sanford, Terrance Shorter, Tanner Wishert, Jessica Woods.

Third grade: Paul Chavira, Des- tiny Frazier, Shawanna Pettus, Sarah Saenz, Chaston Shorter, Jessica Walzer.

Fourth grade: Megan Bartlett, Jessy Besch, Taylor Cook, Amber Duque, Hillary Johnson, Kourtney Korenek, April Pagel, Alyssa Roark, Kacie Smith, Trey Staff, Marisol Tapia, Daniela Tellez, Kevin Thomp-

son, Roque Torres, Shelly Walker. Fifth grade: Ashley Brown,

Valencia Carter, Nelson Dabney Jr., T.J. Danklefs, Farah Ellenbogen, Jacob Engstrom, Mark Guthrie, Jas- mine Jenkins, Noelle Jurica, Darkeith Pratt, Jessica Till, Tony Vasquez, Jose Zepeda.

Sixth grade: Kristen Danklefs Audrey Drlik, Jessica Engstrom, Lay- ton Gold, Kali Hammermiller, Micha Hoelscher, Katie Hoffman, Ber- nadette Jurica, Bridget Kaiser, Sean Korenek, Dane Krenek, Jaylon Pettus, Hunter Smith, Luke Shimek, Johnathan Shorter, Karl Vasut, Kayla Wishert, Curtis Williams Jr.

Seventh grade: Cody Bittner, Kaylyn Boenisch, Lauren Bufford, Griff Clipson, Keith Drlik, Laura Engstrom, Justin Fitzgerald, Frankie Guthrie, Theresa Henry, Dewayne Hurd, Dwight Hurd, Michael Juarez, Alyson Lanier, Julie Meismer, Jake Staff, Jamie Till.

Eighth grade: Adrian Axel, Bran- die Bartlett, Tyler Bufford, Russell Cranek, Sundraih Evans, Nathaniel Fitzgerald, Reinbeaux Guthrie, Ryan Henske, Mark Hernandez, Brandon Hurst, Dora Juarez, James Johnson, James Jurica, Margie Leopold, Chad Mahalitc, Rusty Moore, Derland San- ford, Kevin Shimek, Cynthia Torres, Brittnea Williams.

GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Kindergarten: Darrell Brown;

1st grade: Terris Shorter, Nicholas Glover; 2nd: Tanner Wishert; 3rd: Jessica Walzer; 4th: Hillary Johnson; 5th: Jasmine Jenkins; 6th: Sean Korenek; 7th: Casey Tipton, Ashley Labay; and, 8th: Nathaniel Fitzger- ald, Jess Little.

EAGLE LAKE PRIMARY SCHOOL

Pre-k: Ruth Belman, Paul Cad- riel, Leslie Cavazos, Geneva Connor, Abigail Delgado, Jimmy Foster, Danielle Lopez, Victor Marquez, Gisselle Polanco, DeMarcus Ray, Lizeth Samaniego, Micha Williams.

Kindergarten: Miracle Black, Jacumuna Boone, Brian Cardenas, Juan Carrillo, Abraham Castillo, Elizabeth Castillo, Chadric Davis, Jonathan Fore, Natasha Frazier, Raul Garcia, Justin Garza, Juan Carlos Gonzales, Crystal Leal, Armando Llanos, Sabrina Llanos, Christina Lopez, Lucas Losoya, Alexander Lozano, Reyes Marquez, Veronica Mendoza, Ugo Mendoza, John Mo- rales, Preston Morieda, Michael Navarro, Racheal Navarro, Xavier Navarro, Edgar Palma, Nihla Perry, John Reed, Brooke Rodriguez, Esgar Rodriguez, Yadira Rodriguez, Adri- anna Ruiz, Cristian Samaniego, Mario Sauceda, Justin Semora, Destinei Simmons, Johnavonne Smith, Mark Sosa, Albert Vasquez, Brittany Vasquez, Sandra Vega, Brandon

Walker, Chant'a Wright First grade: Anjelika Ciaravino,

Keren Delgado, Miguel Gaytan, Dylan Grace, Melinda Llanos, Kirsten Lopez, Yesenia Marquez, Moises Martinez, Juana Martinez, Destinee Mason, Alejandra Mendoza, Michelle Mendoza, Magdalena Mendoza, Mason Miller, Joey Mullins, Hunter Myres, Sarah Navarro, Panthera Perez, Christopher Politsch, Javier Posada, Cynthia Quinney, Yessica Rivera, Kirstin Roper, Alejandro Roque, Michael Scott, Mark Sifuen- tes, Carselin Smith, Gary Spates, Fe- lice Smith, Lindsey Sommers, Taylor Sosa, Kristopher Talton, McChelsea Thomas, Tramayne Tillman, Jaquita Woods, Jonathan Woods, Paige Zarate.

Second grade: Alan Arellano, LaMarcus Blunston, Shaina Bowen, Falin Braden, Alex Cardenas, Nancy Castillo, Jonathan Contreras, Juan Cortez, Deon Dabney, Christopher Dorsey, Corey Farrow, Alta Foster, Angelica Garcia, Gabriel Garcia, Rubi Garcia, Angelo Gonzales, Eliza- beth Gonzales, Jewlyette Gonzales, Madalyn Gonzales, Patric Gonzales, La'Nia Jackson, Lance Kucherka, Jesus Leal, Jennifer McDonald, Irving Molina, Grade Navarro, Mercedes Omelas, Jontrell Pratt, Isaac Rangel, George Rios, Marco Rivera, Carlos Rodriguez, Kathryn Salazar, Martin Sauceda, Carlos Sosa, Jerrell Thomas, John Thomas, Carl'Lise Tillman, Jessie Torrez, David Valdez, Zachary Vasquez, Annicia Williams, Candice Wright, Marneikwa Woods, Zachary Yanez-Alvarez.

Third grade: Alejandra Cano, Garreth Casper, Ana Castillo, Jesse Castillo, Phillip Castillo, Valerie Cerna, Wayne Cisneros, Bruno Flores, Frederica Foster, Zacchae'us Foster, Krupa Hajari, Jarrod Hem- phill, Stacy Knesek, Pedro Lujan, Samuel Lugo, Elizabeth Marquez, Gudelia Martinez, Allyson Matthys, Jerome McAfee, Efrain Mendoza, Rodolfo Montiel, Matthew Navarro, Donivon Parker, Kassidy Ramirez, Javier Rios, Terri Rodriguez, Jeremy Samora, Ronnie Samora, Juvenal Sanchez, Matthew Sosa, Sabrina Spates, Joslyn Stovall, LaQuendra Thomas, Marquis Toliver, Kim Tor- res, Amanda Torrez.

EAGLE LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL

Fourth grade: Anthony Banks, Norma Castillo, Samantha Castro, Yolanda Cisneros, Juanisha Cooper, Jenny Fields, Andrea Flores, D'Nitria Fuller, Jessica Godley, Sara Gon- zales, Daniel Goodwin, Robert Her- nandez, Terreka Jackson, Ernest Lemons, Eduardo Losoya, Mayra Marquez, Alexandra Morgan, Shelly Myres, Hector Navarro, Drew Quin- ney, Anacaren Rivera, Sergio Ro-

fVHssionary lessons Quarterly theme: "How To

Study the Bible." First Week Theme: "How W_£

Study the Bible." John 5:35 The Gospel of John is the Deity

Book. It tells all of us that it is impera- tive that we study God's word.

II Timothy 3:15 says, "All scrip- ture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in right- eousness."

God breathed, on the minds of the men that wrote this "Bloody" book (Bible). The Holy Spirit is our divine interpretation as we prayerfully study the word.

Second Week Theme: "Why Study God's Word." II Tim. 2:15

We study because we believe that the Holy Bible was written by men divinely inspired and is a perfect treas- ure of heavenly instruction, that it has God for its author, salvation for its end, and truth without mixture of error for its matter.

God's word is a Christian's road map, from earth to the "New Jerusa- lem", if we let it be. It is a divine impossibility to receive eternal life apart from the word of God. Eph. 2:8 says, "We are saved by the grace of God." Without God's grace, there would be no salvation. Grace means (in the old-age definition) God's unmerited favor toward man. A love we did not work for nor deserve. God just "So" loved the world, that He bestowed His love and mercy, upon the world.

Third Week Theme: "Applica- tion of God's Word." Deut. 6:6

The Book of Deuteronomy (pro- nounced Deuter-on-omy) is the fifth Old Testament's law book, written by Moses, the law man.

Application means to apply for or

Hospice Continued from Page 4

loved ones during the bereavement process.

The telephone number for the hos- pice program in El Campo has changed; it is now 409-578-0314.

to use something as a remedy. God's word is the prefect remedy for a sin- sick soul.

The Bible teaches us that there is only one true God. And His name is Jehovah. (Deut. 6:3), the maker and supreme ruler of heaven and earth. He is inexpressibly glorious in holiness and worthy of all possible honor, confidence and love.

Moses declared in DeuL 6:5, "And thou shalt love, the Lord thy God with all thine heart (mind) and with all thy soul, and with all thy might." If we want our Christian faith strengthened, we must sincerely and prayerfully study and apply God's word to our daily living.

II Tim. 2:15, says, "Study", to apply our minds to God's word, until, He reveals our answer. John 5:39, search the scriptures.

Fourth Week Theme: "Jesus is the Word." John 1:1

This fourth Gospel was written by John the Apostle, around A.D. 85 to 90. The theme of this books is Christ, in His Deity.

Father, Son and Holy Ghost Same power, same glory and the same au- thority. The incarnation of the eternal word.

John 1:1 says, "In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God." John 1:14, "And the word was made flesh."

In Bethlehem of Judea, (Matt. 2:1) Jesus is also known by the name Grace. And by faith in Christ Jesus, all believers have access into this store- house of Grace. A Bible-loving, Bible-reading, Bible-practicing be- liever, is a victorious believer.

(See Lessons, Page 7)

ALL AROUND COWBOY CHURCH

We want to let everyone know we are going to change our mid-week service from Thursday night to

Wednesday Night This change will start

Fehruarv 2. 2000 7:00 P.M. We feel that with all the things going on in our area: Horse Shows, Rodeos, Livestock Events, Basketball,

Baseball, Football and other school activities... This change will be better for everyone.

So, if you are interested in Cowboy Church please mark your calendar for the change.

We have a lot of good things planned for 2000.

If you want a break from tradition, keep us in mind.

Church located: 2551 Hwy. 36 N half way between Sealy & Bellville

Phone 409-885-2799

driguez, Hannah Ruiz, Luis Samani- ego, Ismael Sauceda, Gary Scott, Jocelyn Stovall, Angelica Tavera, Katlyn Thomas, Macesly Thomas, Conine Wright

Fifth grade: Clayton Bowen, Sandra Cardenas, Vanessa Casas, Edgar Castillo, Christopher Cordova, Domingo Delgado, Amador Eli- zando, Eduardo Elizondo, Elizabeth Espinosa, Sametra Fields, Cunneisha Foster, LaTonya Foster, Jonathan Galvan, Jasmine Hemphill, LaBrit- tany Hemphill, Jimmy Kieborz, Amanda Leal, Ashley Lemons, Nick- olas Llanos, Marco Lopez, Alejandro Lozano, Alberto Lozano, Mitchell Lujan, Krystle Mason, Miriam Mon- tiel, Idalia Morales, Anthony Parker, Bryan Parker, Shawn Politsch, Diana Posada, Samuel Rodriguez, Kiara Roy, Aaron Ruiz, Aristeo Saucedo, Ashley Stovall, Pablo Saurez, John Supak, Reginald Willis.

Sixth grade: Richard Alcalar, Samantha Alley, Ruth Austin, Ashley Banks, Jayson Batiste, Jessica Black, Jamorris Brooks, Alfonso Castillo, Juan Castillo, LaJoya Coats, Christo- pher Cobia, Amber Cunningham, Trent Fields, Jesus Flores, Derrick Frazier, DeShaune Fuller, Carlos Galvan, Magali Garcia, La'Kerrica Hancock, Kenneth Johnson, Michael Johnson, Andrew Keseling, Heather Kieborz, Guillermo Lopez, Laura Melchor, Grecia Molina, Laura Mo- rales, Lorenzo Morales, Michael Morales, Victor Muro, Misty Posada, David Ramirez, Nora Rangel, Brit- tany Reagan, Robert Salinas, Sierra Samora, Julio Sosa, Edricka Thomas, Quentin Thomas, Ka'Shonda Till- man, Christopher Torres, Marina White, Sabrina White, Roger Wright

Seventh grade: Nicole Aguilar, Stephen Aguilar, Frank Cobia, Nicho- las Conejo, Susana Delgado, Jose Elizondo, Jeramie Hemphill, Oscar Hercules, Charles Huffman, Melanie Ishee, Ana Marquez, Gary McTear, Manuel Mendoza, Marco Mendoza, Manuel Molina, Jennie Morgan, Fran- cisco Najera, Erica Olvera, Ashley Parker, George Pierce, Beatrice Posada, Daniel Posada, Carmen Ramirez, Shante Rhodes, Alvaro Rodriguez, Beatrice Rodriguez, Kim- berly Rodriguez, Nathan Ruiz, Patri- cia Ruiz, Arizbeth Ruvalcaba, Jose Samaniego, Robert Scott, Rachelle Shorter, Michael Sosa, Reca Spears, Jonathan Thomas, Lindsey Thomas, Rogers Tillman, Stephanie Tillman,* Amber Vasquez, Vanessa Villafuerte, Jameka White, Gerardo Zabala.

Eighth grade: Hillary Aguilar, Tony Cardenas, Eric Casillas, Erra Cleveland, Vera Cleveland, Courtney Diggs, Arthur Flores, Josephine Franco, Irma Garcia, Eric Gonzales,

Carlos Gonzalez, Russell Hadley, Carlos Hernandez, Branden Jenkins, Amanda Johnson, Thomas Lares, Is- real Lozano, Roland Luna, Sofia Mariscal, David Marquez, Audra Marsalia, Gustavo Montalvo, Orlan- do Morales, Wayne Morgan, Richard Mullins, James Ochoa, Shani Pena, Jose Posada, Jesse Rivera, Valerie Romo, Renee Ruiz, Louie Ruiz, James Salinas, Adriana Sanchez, Cleve Scott, Jonathan Scott, Jasmine Smith, Valeen Soliz, Ruth Sosa, Can- dace Spears, Michael Spears, Edward Thomas, Roger Toriz, Rodnell Wil- liams, Jessica Yanez, Pablo Zam- brano.

SHERIDAN SCHOOL SMART AWARDS

Sheridan students worked very hard and increased the number of Smart Awards earned during the third six weeks of school to 276. Students earning the awards were:

Kindergarten: Brooklyn Ellis, Austin Guidry, Andie Hubenak, Ka- trina Kazmir, Ty Laake, Anna McConnell, Jordyn Pausewang.

First grade: Telsa Alderman, Brandy Brewer, Myles Dumont, Bi- anca Ellis, Kelsey Kellum, Sean Little, Erica McConnell, Kole Miller, Cody Moore, Ryan Moore, Kristen Neubauer, Jesse Ross, Gustavo Sil- veria, Tara Tesch, Paige Vandermark.

Second grade: Jessica Cason, Kevin Ellis, Margaret Fuller, Mary Gundelach, Jessica Hill, LeaAnnette Lozano, Rachael Moore, Cody Mu- noz, Adrian Rangel, James Sheridan, Brandi Smith, Chelsea Soto, Spence

Spencer. Third grade: Wesly Arrison,

Samantha Barker, John Buegeler, Anna Delgado, Emmanuel Ellis, Stephanie Kellum, David Anthony Lamb, Tiffany Mraz, Garrett Neubauer, Courtney Ross, Richard Smith, Elda Vasquez.

Fourth grade: Courtney An- drejczak, Nayeli Diaz, Daniel Guidry III, Kaci Kazmir, Austin Moore, Melissa Smith, William Smith, Joaquin Stallworth.

Fifth grade: Jessica Ashton, Brent Botard, Amber Buegeler, Mal- lory Dumont, Morgan Dumont, Scott Gundelach, Megan Hinze, Tawana King, Jason Laake, Johnathan McEl- wee, Nicholas Moore, Megan Mow- ery, Daniel New, Kayla Robertson, Kristi Sepulveda, Yessenia Silveria, Courtney Sklar, Kurt Stem, Kimberly Varley.

Sixth grade: Edward Gundelach, Jeremy Hill, Buren Kallina, Jarod Munoz, Ryan New, Chelsea Ray, Krystal Sepulveda, Myekia Williams.

Seventh grade: Brian Avila, Stephanie Botard, Chad Garza, Julie Houser, Quinndora Jones, Cliffton Kazmir, Donovan King, Tyler Kloss, Kelly Konesheck, Melanie Lloyd, Justin Machart, Arthur Perales, Ra- chel Peterson, Stuart Ray, Joseph Spencer, Tiffany Varley, Cristen Walker.

Eighth grade: Arturo Garcia, Allen Greak, Zachary Kloss, Steven Moore, Michael Mowery, Jennifer Munoz, Esequiel Perez, Marshall Pe- terson, Dustin Schlauch, Clifton Spangenberg, Tarah Stem.

By Dr. Eric R. Tepper, Podiatrist

GOUT Gout is a form of arthritis that occurs when uric acid accumulates in the body's

joint fluids. It develops when the body produces excess uric acid or fails to efficiently eliminate it through the kidneys and urine. Gout usually begins with a sudden onset of intense pain in one or more joints, often the big toe joint. Redness, swelling, and warmth over the joint accompany pain. Wearing shoes is difficult and painful, and it hurts to move the joint or stand. Oral anti-inflammatory medications are often prescribed to manage acute attacks of gout. To treat the con- dition effectively, a doctor must establish whether it was caused by excess production of uric acid or a failure to properly eliminate it.

The good news is there is no reason to continue to experience foot discomfort due to gout. We turn to the most advanced treatment for problems of the foot and ankle, always with a gentle and caring approach. That's the reason why so many adults, seniors, and children continue to seek our help whenever, it is needed. We make taking care of your feet, your body, and your well-being easy. Call 234-5571, at Rice Medical Center, for an appointment. I am there every Tuesday.

P.S. Acute attacks of gout may be caused by eating purine-rich foods, such as red meats, shellfish, beer, red wine, or salt.

Rice Medical Center Invites the Public to

A Reception Honoring Dr. Russell Thomas, Jr.

An informal reception honoring Dr. Russell for his almost twenty years of service to our community will be held on Tuesday, February 1, 2000 at the Eagle Lake Community Center from 6 to 8 p.m.

Presentations will begin at 7 p.m. and refreshments will be served.

Dr. Russell has accepted the position as Director of Residency Programs for the Central Texas Medical Foundation in Austin. His last day at the Thomas Clinic will be February 2nd.

Please join us as we show our appreciation to Dr. Russell for his countless hours of dedication and support to our community. Dr. Russell Thomas, Jr.