Mandy Roberts graduates from Lubbock...
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LEVELLAND & HOCKLEY COUNTY NEWS-PRESS, Wednesday, May 15, 2013--5 LIFESTYLES ROBOTICS TEAM–The Levelland Middle School GEAR (Get Excited About Robotics) Team competed at Texas Tech University, with 30 other middle school from across West Texas, on April 23 rd . This year’s theme was Dr. Roboto, and the competition board was designed for students to pretend their robot was microscopic and working inside the body as the patient is rushed to the Emergency Room. During the competition, students have two minutes to complete various tasks with their robot, such as: removing plaque, delivering antibiotics to infected areas, removing blood clots, repairing punctured lungs, and more. Covenant Hospital Levelland supported the students by donating the GEAR t-shirts this year. Tobias Sanchez was the highest scoring Levelland Middle School student, placing 18 th out of 120 competing teams. Pictured, top row from left to right, are: Ty Manner, Damian Nieland Munoz, Jason Almager, Josh Downs, Gage Baker, and Conde Rodriquez; front row: Eli Habakken, Tobias Sanchez, Skylor Staggs, and Zach West. Not pictured are: John Swanger, students; and Celinda Lou Rejino and James Daniel, Levelland Middle School GEAR sponsors. (Submitted Photo) IN REHEARSAL - Levelland Middle School Choir students sing during a rehearsal of “Aladdin JR.” The musical, which will be staged May 19, involves students in grades 6-8. Teacher Deborah Payne took the students through this first rehearsal, on May 1. (Staff Photo) HELPING A NEIGHBOR--Volunteers with Basic Energy hosted a hamburger and hot dog fund-raising cookout Saturday to benefit Jason Cook, the off-duty paramedic who was hit by a vehicle while trying to help those injured in a multi-vehicle accident on Highway 114 last month. Cook suffered ankle, pelvis, shoulder and head injuries, has undergone surgeries to repair the broken bones, and will be off work for several more weeks. Cook, shown on crutches on the left, thanked Basic and everyone in Levelland who have rallied to support him and his family. One of Basic Energy volunteers said that Basic employees couldn’t imagine what it would be like to be off work and having just one income in this day and age. Basic employees also felt it was time for the community to get back to helping each other. Posing with Cook in front of one of the cookers in front of the local Basic Energy office were Jose Valenciano, Luis Moreno, Dana Duhon, Melissa Lee, Jamie Olivo, Julian Olivo and Susan Olivo. The Cook family went on record thanking Basic Energy, its employees and the Levelland community for the money, support and prayers which have been offered on Jason’s behalf. (Staff Photo) Levelland Middle School has released the 5 th six weeks honor roll lists. Students on the A Honor Roll include: 6 th grade: Brayden Alcazar, Sydney Artrip, Kaua Awbrey, Michaela Bautista, Timothy Brooks, Marisol Bustos, Lauren Elliott, Brianna Garza, Kelton Johnson, Brooke Lamb, Layza Moncada, Kennedy Newsom, Alexis Palmer, Zoe Pompa, Mica Rendon, Marisela Ruiz, Isaac Vance, Tristan Vanzandt, Alyssa Wells, and Michael Zapata. 7 th grade: Crislyn Buzbee, M’Kenzie Campbell, Chancey Critchfield, Jane Fidaleo, Ashleigh Hanna, Jaycee Hill, Peyton Himango, Megan Latham, Desiree Lopez, Anastasia Maldonado, Noah Martinez, Mia Rendon, CJ Riddle, Paige Royal, John Sharp, Emma Stapleton, Joel White, and Jaime Zamora. 8 th grade: Theron Alcazar, Kassidy Armes, Amethyst Berryhill, Micaela Broselow, Katelyn Cogdell, Layce Donnell, Tameron Duran, Elizabeth Foster, Faith Garza, Nick Gerber, Bethany Irons, Gage Kenney, Justice Luna, Brian Martin, Adrian Ochoa, Mindi Rhoades, Gabriella Ruiz, and Alyssa Tienda. Students on the AB Honor Roll include: 6 th grade: Anthony Aguero, Daniella Aguilera, Jason Almager, Tessa Anderson, Izac Anthony, Eduardo Barrera, Caden Beatty, Amber Berryhill, Jorge Blanco, Leo Bordayo, Tylynn Brackens, Bryan Cardenas, Emily Carranza, Josie Castillo, Elida Castro, Kalan Copeland, Vincent Cruz, Yamilex Delgado, Mikayla Escue, Brittany Fiderico, Nevah Flores, Kaylee Frey, Cameron Garza, Chris Gerber, Haven Gibson, Gisel Gonzales, Nicole Gonzales, Sulema Granados, Ashley Gutierrez, Alazaily Hernandez, Jersson Hernandez, Gaezjia Holland, Ashley Jaramillo, Emily Johnson, Myles Johnson, Rene Larrea, Sage Lopez, Jose Manzanares, Hugo Marquez, Brisa Martinez, Olivia Martinez, Marlen Mendias, Saidee Mendoza, America Nava, Jonathan Nevarez, Tristan Nock, Katelyn Ochoa, Cruzcita Olivares, Destiny Perez, Gloria Perez, Lily Perez, Verenis Perez, Xandria Ramirez, Trinity Ramos, Nayelly Rangel, Zoey Roberson, Ariel Rodriguez, Daisy Rodriguez, Christian Ruiz, Drayton Salinas, Harley Sanchez, Jillian Serenil, Jessica Singleton, Jennah Thompson, Evan Thongvanh, Zane Timmons, Alexander Torres, Kilayah Gilmer Torres, Natalie Velardez, Miranda Villegas, Devin Weaver, Sabrina Yanis, and Isaac Zepeda. 7 th grade: Kailey Amos, Georgia Austin, Martha Baca, Zach Bautista, Brianna Biemeny, Brenden Cottenoir, Kelsie Davis, Josh Downs, Logan Edwards, Luke Edwards, Natalia Garza, Clay Gibson, Brittany Gibson, Stacy Gomez, Breanna Gonzales, T’Angelo Gonzales, Marissa Gutierrez, Caitlyn Harvill, Chandlar Head, Abrya Herrera, Kenzee Kent, Michael Lozano, Damian Mancillas, Ally McCasland, Gardenia Mendoza, Dyamberely Moore, Cecylia Ortega, Christian Perez, Zach Pilip, Cierra Rodriguez, Weston Sasser, Skylor Staggs, John Swanger, Maribel Tarvez, Kaili Thoms, Alexandra Tienda, Toni Valdez, Nadia Vargas, Kaycee Welch, Zach West, and Lily Xiao. 8 th grade: Marissa Anthony, Tailar Anthony, Brenden Boggs, Stephanie Bojorquez, Dillon Bontrager, Kimberley Brooks, Cooper Critchfield, Derek Dameron, Kegan Dent, Angelica Eggert, Jeffery Elliott, Rayne Esteban, Lila Flores, Elijah Halbakken, DJ Leal, Alexia Leyendecker, Jose Marquez, Triston Montgomery, Dylan Mulkey, Margarita Munoz, Jacob Ochoa, Jeremy Parsley, Ricky Perez, Braden Price, Baleigh Pugh, Madison Renfrow, Calista Ruiz, William Shipley, Grant Smith, Isaac Vargas, Reina Vargas, and Delaine Weaver. LMS students recognized for academic excellence Mandy Marie Roberts graduated with honors from Lubbock Christian University with a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature on Saturday, May 4, 2013. Mandy is a 2010 graduate of Trinity Christian School and completed her degree in three years. While at LCU Mandy served as President of Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honor Society, and was an active member of Zeta Gamma. She has accepted a full-time position as the Distance Learning User Support for LCU. She will pursue a M.A. in English from Texas Tech University in the fall. She is the daughter of Stan and Jill Roberts and the granddaughter of Jay and Barbara Eudy and the late Ott and Kay Roberts, all of Levelland. In the photo provided, Mandy has her light saber that she revealed as she exited the ceremony in honor of Star Wars Day. Mandy Roberts graduates from Lubbock Christian MANDY MARIE ROBERTS 100 AR POINTS-- Natalie Coronado has earned 100 points in the Capitol Elementary Accelerated Reading program. Natalie loves story books and visits the library every day. Her reading teacher is Mrs. Amy Alexander. (Submitted Photo) 100 AR POINTS– Nathan Coronado has earned 100 AR points. He loves reading fiction books and is a student in Mrs. Pam Alexander’s second grade reading class at Capitol. His mother, Amy Coronado, teaches third grade at Capitol. (Submitted Photo)
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LEVELLAND & HOCKLEY COUNTY NEWS-PRESS, Wednesday, May 15, 2013--5LIFESTYLES
ROBOTICS TEAM–The Levelland Middle School GEAR (Get Excited About Robotics) Team competedat Texas Tech University, with 30 other middle school from across West Texas, on April 23rd. This year’stheme was Dr. Roboto, and the competition board was designed for students to pretend their robot wasmicroscopic and working inside the body as the patient is rushed to the Emergency Room. During thecompetition, students have two minutes to complete various tasks with their robot, such as: removingplaque, delivering antibiotics to infected areas, removing blood clots, repairing punctured lungs, andmore. Covenant Hospital Levelland supported the students by donating the GEAR t-shirts this year.Tobias Sanchez was the highest scoring Levelland Middle School student, placing 18th out of 120competing teams. Pictured, top row from left to right, are: Ty Manner, Damian Nieland Munoz, JasonAlmager, Josh Downs, Gage Baker, and Conde Rodriquez; front row: Eli Habakken, Tobias Sanchez, SkylorStaggs, and Zach West. Not pictured are: John Swanger, students; and Celinda Lou Rejino and JamesDaniel, Levelland Middle School GEAR sponsors. (Submitted Photo)
IN REHEARSAL - Levelland Middle School Choir students sing during a rehearsal of “Aladdin JR.” Themusical, which will be staged May 19, involves students in grades 6-8. Teacher Deborah Payne took thestudents through this first rehearsal, on May 1. (Staff Photo)
HELPING A NEIGHBOR--Volunteers with Basic Energy hosted a hamburger and hot dog fund-raisingcookout Saturday to benefit Jason Cook, the off-duty paramedic who was hit by a vehicle while trying tohelp those injured in a multi-vehicle accident on Highway 114 last month. Cook suffered ankle, pelvis,shoulder and head injuries, has undergone surgeries to repair the broken bones, and will be off work forseveral more weeks. Cook, shown on crutches on the left, thanked Basic and everyone in Levelland whohave rallied to support him and his family. One of Basic Energy volunteers said that Basic employeescouldn’t imagine what it would be like to be off work and having just one income in this day and age. Basicemployees also felt it was time for the community to get back to helping each other. Posing with Cook infront of one of the cookers in front of the local Basic Energy office were Jose Valenciano, Luis Moreno,Dana Duhon, Melissa Lee, Jamie Olivo, Julian Olivo and Susan Olivo. The Cook family went on recordthanking Basic Energy, its employees and the Levelland community for the money, support and prayerswhich have been offered on Jason’s behalf. (Staff Photo)
Levelland Middle Schoolhas released the 5th six weekshonor roll lists.
Students on the A HonorRoll include:
6th grade: Brayden Alcazar,Sydney Artrip, Kaua Awbrey,Michaela Bautista, TimothyBrooks, Marisol Bustos, LaurenElliott, Brianna Garza, KeltonJohnson, Brooke Lamb, LayzaMoncada, Kennedy Newsom,Alexis Palmer, Zoe Pompa, MicaRendon, Marisela Ruiz, IsaacVance, Tristan Vanzandt, AlyssaWells, and Michael Zapata.
7th grade: Crislyn Buzbee,M’Kenzie Campbell, ChanceyCritchfield, Jane Fidaleo, AshleighHanna, Jaycee Hill, PeytonHimango, Megan Latham, DesireeLopez, Anastasia Maldonado,
Noah Martinez, Mia Rendon, CJRiddle, Paige Royal, John Sharp,Emma Stapleton, Joel White, andJaime Zamora.
8th grade: Theron Alcazar,Kassidy Armes, AmethystBerryhill, Micaela Broselow,Katelyn Cogdell, Layce Donnell,Tameron Duran, Elizabeth Foster,Faith Garza, Nick Gerber, BethanyIrons, Gage Kenney, Justice Luna,Brian Martin, Adrian Ochoa,Mindi Rhoades, Gabriella Ruiz,and Alyssa Tienda.
Students on the AB HonorRoll include:
6th grade: Anthony Aguero,Daniella Aguilera, Jason Almager,Tessa Anderson, Izac Anthony,Eduardo Barrera, Caden Beatty,Amber Berryhill, Jorge Blanco,Leo Bordayo, Tylynn Brackens,
Bryan Cardenas, Emily Carranza,Josie Castillo, Elida Castro, KalanCopeland, Vincent Cruz, YamilexDelgado, Mikayla Escue, BrittanyFiderico, Nevah Flores, KayleeFrey, Cameron Garza, Chris Gerber,Haven Gibson, Gisel Gonzales,Nicole Gonzales, SulemaGranados, Ashley Gutierrez,Alazaily Hernandez, JerssonHernandez, Gaezjia Holland,Ashley Jaramillo, Emily Johnson,Myles Johnson, Rene Larrea,Sage Lopez, Jose Manzanares,Hugo Marquez, Brisa Martinez,Olivia Martinez, Marlen Mendias,Saidee Mendoza, America Nava,Jonathan Nevarez, Tristan Nock,Katelyn Ochoa, Cruzcita Olivares,Destiny Perez, Gloria Perez, LilyPerez, Verenis Perez, XandriaRamirez, Trinity Ramos, NayellyRangel, Zoey Roberson, ArielRodriguez, Daisy Rodriguez,Christian Ruiz, Drayton Salinas,Harley Sanchez, Jillian Serenil,Jessica Singleton, JennahThompson, Evan Thongvanh,Zane Timmons, Alexander Torres,Kilayah Gilmer Torres, NatalieVelardez, Miranda Villegas, DevinWeaver, Sabrina Yanis, and IsaacZepeda.
7th grade: Kailey Amos,Georgia Austin, Martha Baca,Zach Bautista, Brianna Biemeny,Brenden Cottenoir, Kelsie Davis,Josh Downs, Logan Edwards,Luke Edwards, Natalia Garza,Clay Gibson, Brittany Gibson,Stacy Gomez, Breanna Gonzales,T’Angelo Gonzales, MarissaGutierrez, Caitlyn Harvill, ChandlarHead, Abrya Herrera, KenzeeKent, Michael Lozano, DamianMancillas, Ally McCasland,Gardenia Mendoza, DyamberelyMoore, Cecylia Ortega, ChristianPerez, Zach Pilip, Cierra Rodriguez,Weston Sasser, Skylor Staggs,John Swanger, Maribel Tarvez,Kaili Thoms, Alexandra Tienda,Toni Valdez, Nadia Vargas,Kaycee Welch, Zach West, andLily Xiao.
8th grade: Marissa Anthony,Tailar Anthony, Brenden Boggs,Stephanie Bojorquez, DillonBontrager, Kimberley Brooks,Cooper Critchfield, DerekDameron, Kegan Dent, AngelicaEggert, Jeffery Elliott, RayneEsteban, Lila Flores, ElijahHalbakken, DJ Leal, AlexiaLeyendecker, Jose Marquez,Triston Montgomery, DylanMulkey, Margarita Munoz, JacobOchoa, Jeremy Parsley, RickyPerez, Braden Price, Baleigh Pugh,Madison Renfrow, Calista Ruiz,William Shipley, Grant Smith,Isaac Vargas, Reina Vargas, andDelaine Weaver.
LMS students recognized for academic excellence
Mandy Marie Robertsgraduated with honors fromLubbock Christian University witha Bachelor of Arts in English
Literature on Saturday, May 4,2013. Mandy is a 2010 graduate ofTrinity Christian School andcompleted her degree in threeyears.
While at LCU Mandy servedas President of Sigma Tau Delta,the English Honor Society, andwas an active member of ZetaGamma.
She has accepted a full-timeposition as the Distance LearningUser Support for LCU. She willpursue a M.A. in English fromTexas Tech University in the fall.
She is the daughter of Stanand Jill Roberts and thegranddaughter of Jay and BarbaraEudy and the late Ott and KayRoberts, all of Levelland.
In the photo provided,Mandy has her light saber thatshe revealed as she exited theceremony in honor of Star WarsDay.
Mandy Roberts graduatesfrom Lubbock Christian
MANDY MARIE ROBERTS
100 AR POINTS--NatalieCoronado has earned 100 pointsin the Capitol ElementaryAccelerated Reading program.Natalie loves story books andvisits the library every day. Herreading teacher is Mrs. AmyAlexander. (Submitted Photo)
100 AR POINTS–NathanCoronado has earned 100 ARpoints. He loves reading fictionbooks and is a student in Mrs.Pam Alexander’s second gradereading class at Capitol. Hismother, Amy Coronado, teachesthird grade at Capitol. (SubmittedPhoto)
