LEVELLAND & HOCKLEY COUNTY NEWS-PRESS, Wednesday, May 29, 2013--7GRADUATION 2013

Levelland High School Class of 2013

SUZI MENDOZASuzi Mendoza, daughter of

Daniel and Nancy Mendoza,plans to become a softball coachand a math teacher.

Her favorite high schoolsubject were Anatomy &Physiology and English.

She was a member of the ArtClub, and she played softball.

ALEXANDRA MONTESAlexandra Montes, daughter

of Erlinda and Nicolas Sauceda,plans to major in Pre-Pharmacy atSPC and then transfer to aPharmacy School.

Her favorite high schoolsubject was Math.

Her high school honorsinclude: PACE Award in Mathand English, Who’s Who inEnglish and U.S. History, and ABHonor Roll.

She was a member of NHS,Student Council, Art Club,Upward Bound, HOSA, BPA, andYouth Chamber of Commerce.She also served as a class officerand VP for three years.

YESENIA MORAYesenia Mora, daughter of

Esther Ramirez and Felipe Mora,plans to move to Amarillo andbecome a cosmetologist and thengo back to school for anothermajor.

Her favorite high schoolsubjects were Math and Anatomy.

She received a trainer awardfor Newcomer of the Year.

She participated inCheerleading and Track and Field,and she was a member of theSpanish Club.

KRYSTYNA HALEY MORENOKrystyna Haley Moreno,

daughter of Jesse and MonicaMoreno, plans to attend SPC inthe fall and major in Psychology.In the spring of 2014 she will joinNet Ministries, a Catholic basedministry, to travel across theUnited States forming the Youthin Christian Character throughthe study and practice of faith.Upon returning from the ministry,she will resume her studies.

Her favorite high schoolsubject was English IV with Mr.Sanders.

LAUREN MORROWLauren Morrow, daughter of

Kevin and Shelia Morrow, plansto attend SPC and major inExercise Sport’s Sciences. Shethen plans to transfer to TexasTech. After earning a bachelorsdegree she plans on attendingPhysical Therapy School.

Her favorite high schoolsubject was Anatomy &Physiology.

Her high school honorsinclude: NHS member, HighestGPA on girl’s Track team, MVPVolleyball Player (two years),Outstanding Track Female, andgraduating in the top 10% of theclass.

She was a member of NHS,FFA, Varsity Volleyball, andVarsity Track.

IVAN NGUYENIvan Nguyen, son of The

Nguyen and Ivan Korvis, plansto become a marine biologist.

His favorite high schoolsubjects were History with CoachWadley and Physics with Mr.Demel.

VIVIAN NIELAND MUNOZVivian Nieland Munoz,

daughter of Ernesto Nieland andAdriana Nieland, plans to pursuea career in architecture. She plansto attend South Plains Collegeand then transfer to Texas TechUniversity.

Her favorite high schoolsubjects were Art andArchitecture.

Her high school honorsinclude: South Plains ForeignLanguage Festival, Certificate ofAward Festival and RegionalScholastic Art, and Certificate ofAward Art.

She was a member of Trackand Field, and she volunteered atfestivals held in the community.

CHRISTIAN LEE PACHECOChristian Pacheco, son of

Martin and Dominga Pacheco,plans to attend SPC and major inMusic Education and MusicPerformance. He then plans totransfer to West Texas A&M toearn a masters degree.

His favorite high schoolsubjects were History and Math.

His high school honorsinclude: making All State Band(two years); All Region Jazz Band(two years); All Region Band(three years) and State Ensemble(three years).

He was a member of Bandand Poetry.

RYNE PARRISHRyne Parrish, son of Randy

and Sandra Parrish, plans toattend Abilene ChristianUniversity and pursue a degree inChristian Ministry. He would liketo become a minister. He thenplans to obtain a Masters ofDivinity degree and become apreacher.

His favorite high schoolsubjects were Math andBasketball.

He received variousOutstanding Academic andCharacter Awards, PACE ClubAwards, Who’s Who, AcademicAll State Basketball, and NationalMerit Scholar Commended.

He was a member of VarsityBasketball and Baseball, StudentCouncil, National Honor Society,and UIL Academics.

LAUREN PINKERTLauren Pinkert, daughter of

Michael and Lori Pinkert, plans toattend SPC and earn a degree innursing.

Her favorite high schoolsubject was Algebra.

His high school honorsinclude: Highest GPA in Algebra Iand Who’s Who in WorldHistory.

She was a member of theNational Honor Society.

LACREESHA POLKLaCreesha Polk, daughter of

Sonya Polk and L.C. Polk, plans toattend college and become anaddiction Psychiatrist. She wouldalso like to get a piercer’s licenseso she can work in a tattoo shop.

She was on the Honor Roll,and she was in Choir, Track, andFCCLA.

TIM PRADOTim Prado, son of Tim Prado

and Becky Prado, plans to attendSPC and study Criminal Justice.

His favorite high schoolsubject was Athletics.

He participated in Footballand Baseball.

FERNANDO QUEZADAFernando Quezada, son of

Francisco and Lupe Quezada,plans to attend SPC for two yearsand then transfer to West TexasA&M and major in ComputerTechnology.

His favorite high schoolsubjects were English IV, Band,and Anatomy.

He was a member of theDrum Line and Youth Chamber ofCommerce.

MITCHELL MONK

AARON DRAKE MOORE

TIMOTHY RHOADESTimothy Rhoades, son of Dr.

David and Amy Rhoades, plansto major in Music Education /Performance at SPC. He will thentransfer to the University ofNorth Texas to pursue abachelor’s degree in MusicEducation. He also plans tomarch with “The Cavaliers” drumand bugle corps during college.

His favorite high schoolsubjects were Band, Math, andlunch.

While in high school hereceived seven I’s at Solo &Ensemble, and he was a StudentLeader in the band. He has playedin the band since 5th grade, and hehas been a part of the Drum Linesince his freshman year.

BROOKE RICEBrooke Rice, daughter of

Tony and Liz Rice, plans to attendcollege and become a RadiologistTech.

Her favorite high schoolsubject was English.

Her high school honorsinclude: Who’s Who MathAward, Newcomer of the Year inCross Country, Outstanding andMVP for Track, and Outstandingin Cross Country.

She participated in HOSA,Cross Country, and Track.

GREG OLIVASGreg Olivas, son of Kathy

Sanchez and Joe Olivas, plans toattend SPC.

His favorite high schoolclasses were History and Science.