Howe Elementary School Honors

Continued from page 14

Quinn Owens, Kamryn Powless, Haley White, Abigail Buttery, Vincent Castellanos, Lauren

Catching, Zoie Kemp, Nowlin

Langford, Sydney Martin, Jackson

Moreau, Elias Roberts, Felix

Vazquez, Sage Weatherly, Addison

Bond, Noah Christman, Casey

Clopton, Clayton Stallings, Elijah

Stoner, Zoe Thompson, Brian White

Exceptional Behavior

2nd Six Weeks

Kindergarten:

Jesse Acevedo, Ashton Brown, Jaxon Bryant, Rylan Crosson, Kenlea Devore, Darej Edwards, Janeidy Espinoza-Rangel, Ibet

Garcia-Posada, Peyton Hightower, Kennedy Kirk, Andi Myers, Kassidy Parker, Rylee Smith, Thomas Smith, Stella Thomas, Owen Tibbets, Colton Bender, Edward Castillo, Jaxon Duffy, Ayden Garrison, Yareli JuarezRangel, Jonah Kelly, Eli Lindly, Aiden McCloud, Melissa RicoVera, Avery Stevens, Zoey Stout, Ross Whitmire, Vincent Willaby, Elijah Willoughby, Madelyn

Chantaca, Jude Christman, Aubree

Finney, Easton Ganow, Jaxton

Halley, Hunters Hays, Sammy

Herrera, Maci Kuykendall, Leilani

Leon, Kinsley Loftice, Angela

Meneses, Kinslee Moore, Sinahi

Nino, Anistin Penley, Isaac Pio, Emery Shumway, Joi Starr, Miah Vazquez-Gonzalez, Nathan Focht, Bradley Garbrandt, Kylie Klopfenstein, Steven Moss, Jessica Whitt

First Grade:

Brooklyn Bjorn, Kiahlynn Caddell,

Grant Davidson, Ronnie Heilman, Lilly McDaniel, Canyon Nitchman, Gabriel Perez, Lauren Ragsdale, Easton Thornhill, Hazel Tibbets, Laynee Turner, Ethan White, Aaliyah Williams, Peyton Amaro, Colton Brunner, Mackenzie Coleman, Cooper Finney, Lane Hance, Price Hays, Brianna Henderson, Bree McBride, Izak Montgomery, Camden Riley, Bruce Steward, Jenni Whitmire, David Ramirez, Collin Clopton, Jesus Conejo-Garcia, Jackson Culp, Elizabeth Dobecka, Jennifer Hardin, Leo Magin, Harlie Marr, Neallee Rogers, Novalee Webb, Brinley Zolfaghari, Yaretzia Perez, Kalysta Armas, Abigail Clark, Bentley Dyer, Evelyn Garcia, Abbriella Gilbert, Kylan Knapp, Raegan McKinney, Rhyder Medlock, Andres Perez, Yahir Rangel, Brett Roberts, Taylor Steedman, Dylan Villagomez, William Wilson, Truitt Allison, Emma Alvarez, Cooper Bond, Denzel Diaz, Lane Faber, Bodie Hudson, Caden Johns, Ayden Kane, Alyssa Lopez, Delaine McCloud, Kahlynne Moore, Katelin Patterson, Abram Sadler, Bella Stevens, Hunter Thornhill, Zane Weatherly

Second Grade: Carson Allen, Sophie Castellanos, Quentin Cole, Michael Gonzalez, Hunter Grant, Hannah Ingram, Triston Isenhower, Ella Owens, Alexis Perez, Logan Robinson, Daesy Romero, Malachi Simpson, Gavin Snapp, Autumn Stephens, Claudia Valadez, Jaylee Yowell, Deacon Bender, Tabitha Bjorn, Taylor Brunner, Sydney Cunningham, Addison Donoho,

Isabella Fleming, Santiago GarciaPosada, Tatum Lindly, Dylan Mayhue, Keelan Washington, Noah Pugh, Natalee Thorpe, Cruz Garcia, Sheyanne Campbell, Adaline Carter, Aydan Chantaca, Caden Crosson, Nicholas Cunningham, Vivian Davis, Elyauna Dominguez, Raley Freeman, Kennedy Garner, Javier Gutierrez, Isabel Henley, Kamryn Johnson, Aingel Kenley, Gunner Owen, Hadlee Phillips, Caris Riley, Sophie Sutton, Mason Burleson, Layla Cummings, Carson Duree, Samantha Fuhr, Deyse Garcia, Hudson Harris, Alexis Horner, Miguel Labrada, Rylie Marr, Emilee Nelson, Alex Reed, Jaden Strunc, Salome Uriostegui, Rylee Valles

Third Grade: Giselle Alejos-Cacho, Andrew Boatright, Braxton Buttery, Austin Chandler, Riken Cross, Keelan Davis, Peyton Duncan, Charles Fuhr, Tatum Gandillon, Molly Haney, Lucas Murphy, Faith Myers, Bryce Pieper, Mason Sutherland, Brooklyn Washer, Nicole White, Caden Allen, Jordan Burton, Kason Capps, Eric Dailey, Shannon Darling, Benjamin Muwadzuri, Chasmia Perez, Chris Quinones, Cailey Schroder, Chris Torres, Elianna Ware, Makenzie Edgett, Lilly Fincher, Elias Foust, Lucah Gianino, Jakob Griffo, Addisson Isenhower, Addison Klopfleisch, Emily Lopez, Bailey McKinney, Emerson Stevens, Rylan Strong, Allison Vera, Drew Amaro, Kimberlee Arteaga, Sofeea Brown, Nathan Garibay, Bridgette Montgomery, Jaileigh Murphy,

Howe Middle School Honors

Howe Middle School

2nd 6 weeks 2017-2018

Honor Roll

Fifth Grade

William Fuhr, Talan Haley, Nathan Hernandez, Kai Hudson, Sloane Knepp, Bailey Mogan, Brynn Riley, Hunter Shaw, Presley Shockey, Mia Wilson

Sixth Grade

Jacob Campbell, Caden Garner, Kendall Griffin, Lucas Mitchell, Zebulon Montgomery, Noah Riley, Kaleb Taylor, Riley Troxtell, Mahlon Walker, Kara Wimbish

Seventh Grade

Korie Bouse, Mackenzie Bryant, Jenna Clark, Itzel Conejo-Garcia, Jaggar Courtney, Jentrie Doty Austin Haley, Danielle Hargrove, Emilee Hester, Ryan Hough, Alexander Huerta, Audie Martin,

Olivia Morris, Janna Nitchman, Kloey Scott, Teagan Stubblefield, Jacob Upchurch, Donna Uriostegui Mendoza

Eighth Grade

Luke Catching, Andrew Cowin, Zakry Defrange, Kaitlyn Fuhr, Zoey Moore, Breanna Munger, Landery Sanders, Elijah Wilson

Howe Middle School

2nd 6 weeks 2017-2018

“AB” Honor Roll

Fifth Grade

Hayden Adkins, Allie Armstrong, Stephanie Bastida, Jordyn Blaylock Rylee Coffey, Sidney ConejoGarcia, Parker Daniels, Logan Duty, Rodey Fincher, Roman Garbrandt, Benjamin Garibay, Preslee Harrell, Garren Lankford, Jackson Malta, Grace Randall, Benjamin Renfro, Hunter Roberson,

Thomas Roberson, Kamry Snapp, Annalys Turci, Braden Ulmer, Maddison Wade, Elizabeth Walker, Triston Williams, Cade Wingfield

Sixth Grade

Catelyn Armstrong, Mary Burris, Daxton Foster, Madalyn Helpenstell, Alexander Jones, Cooper Jones, Rowdy Kuykendall, Kayley Laubhan, Colton Little, Kolin Murphy, Jacob Ortega, Autumn Owens, Kynlee Ray, Haley Richardson, Jenna Roper, Jonathan Smith, Emery Snapp, Payton Stapleton, Matalee Stewart, Alexis Troxtell, Gage Troxtell, Davian Williams

Seventh Grade

Yair Ayala, Talia Bjorn, Carson Daniels, Ethan Duer, Landin Duty Andrew Harper, Christina Harper, Edith Hernandez, Zachary Martin, Madyson Matthews, Madison

Leyton Murphy, Dana Rico-Vera, Kaiden Thomas, Shaelyn Tillett, Bailee White, Tommy Whitt, Aaliyah Willaby, Macie Bryant, Olivia Catching, Rowan Fair, Ava Muse, Braylen Johnson, Kaitlynn McKnight, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Logan Nitchman, Seanna Roper, Alyssa Russell, Chrys Simpson, Savannah Smith, Mya Vines

Fourth Grade: Aviana Acevedo, Knox Bounds, Brandon Caballero, Emmaleigh Fields, Brianna Graham, Nicholas Hildebrand, Beaudy Kuykendall, Baylie Marr, Riley McCollum, Anthony Mendoza, Kiefer Phillips, Jessica Warren, Sarah Whitt, Tori Williams, Zayda Argueta, Autumn Beilhartz, Hayden Brunner, Lani Cleveland, Xavier Foust, Ainslee Jones, Maelee McBride, Veronica Neal, Garrett Rodgers, Yaira Tovar, Bentley Underwood, Devon Wallace, Travis Watson, Amaya Dominguez, Malyssa Hawkins, Ayla Jones, Lexie Leon, Andronica Morris, Harper Park, Haley White, Christian Beisel, Abigail Buttery, Ridley Carter, Vincent Castellanos, Lauren Catching, Kyler Heilman, Zoie Kemp, Nowlin Langford, Addelyn

Leakey, Sydney Martin, Vincent Molina, Jackson Moreau, Elias Roberts, April Salazar, Brooklyn Upton, Felix Vazquez, Sage Weatherly, Addison Bond, Gage Carr, Noah Christman, Casey Clopton, Jalyn Devore, Faridy Gonzalez, AJ Johnson, Aubree Menchaca, Amarise Morris, Alaysia Neal, Dillon Patterson, Logan Smith, Clayton Stallings, Elijah Stoner, Zoe Thompson, Eisley Zolfaghari

Morrow, Major Patton, Trey Phillips, Christopher Russell, Sarah Sorflaten, Faith Stallings, Dakota Tinker

Eighth Grade

Abigail Alvarez, Jessica Bastida, Kevin Bateman, Hannah Bond, Harley Brockelman, Jaden Bryant, Hadley Cheatham, Caytie Coco, Ethan Conrad, Kaylee Engelke, Trinity Enriquez Hernandez, William Fleming, Micaiah Franklin, John Griffin, Emma Harvey, Jaylynn Huff, Austin Jones, Jovan Blake Lafary, Ethan Lopez, Luke Lopez, Dylan Luce, Laura Myers, Parker Pecina, Brooke Potter, Chloe Scoggins, Alyssa Sharp, Avery Snapp, Samuel Teafatiller, Jordan Troxtell, Allee Vines, Caleb Wahrmund, Trinity Williams, Kameron York

Veterans Continued from page 3 philosophy: 'A government of the people, by the people, for the people '

I stand guard over my nation's schools, the origin of good citizenship and true patriotism

I am displayed in every schoolroom throughout my nation; every schoolyard has a flag pole for my display

Daily, thousands upon thousand of boys and girls pledge their allegiance to me and my country

I have my own law - Public Law

829, 'The Flag Code' - which clearly states my correct use and display for all occasions and situations

I have my special day, Flag Day June 14 is set aside to honor my birth

American, I am the sacred emblem of your country I symbolize your birthright, your heritage of liberty purchased with blood and sorrow.

I am your title deed of freedom, which is yours to enjoy and hold in trust of all future generations

If you fail to keep this sacred trust not changed, if I am nullified and destroyed, you and your children will become slaves to dictators

Eternal vigilance is your price of freedom

As you see me silhouetted against the peaceful skies of my country, remind yourself that I am the flag of your country, that I stand for what you are - no more, no less

Guard me well, to avoid your freedom perishing from the earth

Dedicate your lives to those principles for which I stand: 'One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all '

I was created in freedom I made my first appearance in a battle for human liberty

God grant that I may spend eternity in my 'land of the free and the home of the brave' and that I shall ever be known as 'Old Glory,' the flag of the United States of America

Old Glory, the flag of the United States of America is almost certainly the most honored flag in the world As a nation, we stand in respect for the national anthem and stand in respect for the flag Not simply because we were born here or because it's our flag We stand in honor to the stars and stripes as the emblem of our country and the symbol of all that our patriotism means

We identify the flag with almost everything we hold dear in our hearts It represents our peace and security, our civil and political liberty, our freedom of religious worship, our family, our friends, and our home We see it in the great multitude of blessings, of rights and privileges that make up our country

So when the history of this unfortunate, polarized era of American life is written, whether a man stood or knelt will matter far less than the values we all lived by It is every American's constitutional right to stand or kneel as they wish before the American flag

But when we look at our flag and behold it decorated with all our rights, we must remember that it is equally a symbol of our duties Every glory that we associate with it is the result of duty done. A yearly liberty of our flag strengthens and purifies the national conscience

How glorious then, has been its origin How glorious has been its history How divine its meaning In all the world is there another banner that carries such hope, such grandeur of spirit, such soulinspiring truth, as our dear old American Flag? Made by liberty, made for liberty, nourished in its spirit, carried in its service, and never, not once, in all of earth's time, made to stoop to tyranny!

This is why when people disrespect the flag by kneeling before it, they are in reality cutting against the American cultural grain, besides picking the wrong target on the merit The American flag isn't a Confederate monument - indeed the opposite Our military fights under it The flag drapes the caskets of the fallen and is folded in a solemn ceremony at military funerals, with practically every movement filled with religious and patriotic meaning My flag, your flag, our flag is not to be trifled with - unless you intend to insult the country for which it stands God Bless our flag and God Bless the United States of America "

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