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Monday, March 4, 2019
Howe Elementary Six Weeks Incentives List
Howe Middle School Honor Rolls Jones, Ayla Jones, Zoie Kemp, Nowlin Langford, Lexie Leon, Baylie Marr, Aubree Menchaca, Andronica Morris, Dillon Patterson, Kamryn Powless, Elijah Stoner, Felix Vazquez, Jessica Warren, Brian White, Haley White, Tori Williams
2nd Grade: Novalee Webb, Harlie Marr, Bree McBride, Gabriel Perez, Brynna Snell, Kalysta Armas, Price Hays, Katelyn Patterson, Alyssa Lopez, Kahlynne Moore, Dylan Villagomez-Cuevas, Jenni Whitmire, Collin Clopton, Erick Flores, Tatum Larson, Neallee Rogers 3rd Grade: Leyla Burris, Melodie Shores, Jaylee Yowell, Mary-Kate Douglas, Michael Gonzalez, Luisa MartinezReyes, Dana Rico-Vera, Kyliee Perfect Attendance Simms, Logan Robinson, Jaden 4th Six weeks Strunc, Raley Freeman, Anthony Galo-Amador, Dylan Mayhue, Kindergarten: Jamarkis Givens, Devon Patterson, Salome Uriostegui, Quentin Cole, Sophia Eitelman, Mason Fields, Nicolas Rodriguez, Garrett Culp, Triston Isenhower, Tatum Lindly, Seth Warden, Dixie Clark, Ivan Rodriguez, Roan Gandillon, Hana Rylee Valles Lawson, Aiden Muwadzuri, Keaton 4th Grade: Pierce, Madelyn Shores Jericho Comer, Jakob Griffo, Addisson Isenhower, Benjamin 1st Grade: Hailee Bell, Jude Christman, Noah Muwadzuri, Abigail Petty, Charles Thomas, Espitia, Colton Bender, Thomas Diego Garcia-Benito, Mya Vines, Isenhower, Miah Vazquez Houston Beebe, Ivan Garcia, Eric Gonzalez, Kinslee Moore, Ethan White, Ross Dailey, Keelan Davis, Peyton Duncan, Charles Fuhr, Kaitlynn Whitmire McKnight, Chrys Simpson
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Roper. Howe's Lauren Catching took first in class in British Steer and Abigail Nunn placed second in class. Lane Griffin of Howe took second in class in Angus Heifer and Kolbe Lappin took first in class for Charolais Heifer. Kacie Morgan of Howe took first in class of ORB Heifers and Korben Kemp took second. Rowby Kuykendall also placed second with Zoie Kemp placing fifth in class. Howe's A.J. Johnson placed first and third in class in Polled Hereford. Tate Harvey and Emma Harvey showed Shorthorn Heifers and placed third through sixth, respectively.
Howe Middle School SEMESTER 2 CYCLE 1 2018-2019 “A” Honor Roll
7th Grade Catelyn Armstrong, Angie Burris, Jacob Campbell, Ryleigh Craven, Sheriden Garcia, Jaycie Grisham, Jayde Harris, Madalyn Helpenstell, Sixth grade Sawyer Hightower, Alexander Talan Haley, Rayna Webb Jones, Cooper Jones, Mikaylah Komorowski, Evan Leakey, Colton Seventh grade Little, Lucas Mitchell, Zebulon Samantha Becker, Caden Garner, Montgomery, Kolin Murphy, Melanie Gray, Kendall Griffin, Autumn Owens, Cameron Pugh, Kayley Laubhan, Noah Riley, Kara Kynlee Ray, Haley Richardson, Wimbish Jacob Roberts, Jenna Roper, Emery Snapp, Matalee Stewart, Alexis Eighth grade Troxtell, Riley Troxtell, Aixalee 8th Grade Korie Bouse, Jordan Vazquez, Mahlon Walker Brunner, Kaylyn Bryant, Itzel Conejo-Garcia, Jentrie Doty, Austin 8th Grade Haley, Emilee Hester, Ryan Hough, Yair Ayala, Cara Beck, Alondra Olivia Morris, Janna Nitchman, Benitez, Talia Bjorn, MacKenzie Christopher Russell, Kloey Scott, Bryant, Addisyn Burris, Julie Faith Stallings, Teagan Castellanos, Elexia Cavender, Jenna Stubblefield, Jacob Upchurch, Clark, Jaggar Courtney, Bryce Donna Uriostegui Crosby, Carson Daniels, Bettye Delavan, Landin Duty, Landon Howe Middle School Emrie, Daniel Gonzalez, Danielle SEMESTER 2 CYCLE 1 Hargrove, Christina Harper, Tate 2018-2019 Harvey, Matthew Hayes, Edith “AB” Honor Roll Hernandez, Jalie Hill, Alexander Huerta, Olivia Huff, Julianna Kellis, 5th Grade Korben Kemp, Audie Martin, Aliyah Bell, Addison Bond, Aidric Madyson Matthews, Noah Miller, Burris, Vincent Castellanos, Lilly Madison Morrow, Major Patton, Chase, Noah Christman, Casey Sharon Perez, Kristie Phillips, Trey Clopton, Jalyn Devore, Allyson Phillips, Sarah Sorflaten, Ethan Dobecka, Zachary Ganow, Melia Strunc, Mason Sudhop, Emma Gilmore, Faridy Gonzalez, Malyssa Sutherland, Dakota Tinker, Madison Hawkins, William Ingram, Ainslee Troxtell,
Hall of Honor
Dark Cross entries for Howe were Mikayla Doty, Makenna Holbert, Gage Hendrickson, Peyton Duncan, Yorkshire pigs were shown by Nathan Duffee, Kaytee Roper, Kade Howe students Kriston Harris, and Mason Bearden. Murphy, Lily Yglesias, and Drew Amero. In the Unspecified Goat category, Howe students entering were In the Duoc category, Howe was Beaudy Kuykendall, and David represented by Peyton Duncan, Rocha. Gage Troxtell, and Matthew Bearden.
also dedicated her adult life to the First Baptist Church's nursery program.
Howe's Light Cross entrees were from Reid Stephens, Logan Elvington, Molly Wilson, Gage Hendrickson, and Luciano Vazquez.
6th Grade Allie Armstrong, Stephanie Bastida, Rylee Coffey, William Fuhr, Roman Garbrandt, Preslee Harrell, Lacy Hymel, Garren Lankford, Tysen Larson, Jackson Malta, Ethan McCarthy, Grace Randall, Brynn Riley, Hunter Shaw, Presley Shockey, Kamry Snapp, Annalys Turci, Maddison Wade, Jenna White, Mia Wilson
Fifth grade Addisyn Barker, Iris Burton, Abigail Buttery, Lauren Catching, Addelyn Leakey, Daisy Sifuentes, Brooklyn Upton
Howe High School's Luciano Vazquez checks his phone while relaxing on his pig. Courtesy photo.
Howe was represented in the Hampshire lot by Jentrie Doty, Beau Stephens, Nathan Duffee, Noah Miller, and Ethan Chambers.
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Bill Smith moved to Howe in 1977 and was the owner/operator of Howe Mini Storage. Mr. Smith was a member of First Baptist Church of Howe. Lowell Thompson built many quality affordable homes in Howe in the late 1950s which helped the growth of the city. He served as city councilman and was an active member of the Howe Volunteer Fire Department. Thompson, a supporter of the scouting program, constructed the first racetrack for the Pinewood Derby.
Chris Troxtell was a member of the First United Methodist Church Howe kids that were down with OPB were Rowdy Kuykendall, and Lily Yglesias and her Dark Cross of Howe and served on church pig. Courtesy photo. committees and multiple Mason Bearden.
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organizations during his life. Mr. Troxtell was employed by MagniFab Southwest as a Quality Assurance Inspector for 30 years and owned his own painting business for several years prior. Mr. Troxtell served as Troop 45 Scoutmaster, coached multiple youth Sports, and helped with multiple 4H and FFA livestock projects. Ernest Wortham was a longtime worker for Petty-Ray Geophysical Company and later opened Wortham Feed and Seed. Voting can be done by going to HoweChamber.com with information posted on the front page. Voting will conclude March 31 with winners announced the following day. The reception will be held May 3 at 6:30 pm.
