Student dreams of college and dino digs in future
A fifth grade student named per aspires to attend college and dig for dinosaur bones. Nominator praises Cooper as an eager learner who follows rules and volunteers willingly.
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Newspaper
Grand Saline Sun
Location
Grand Saline, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2000
Page
6
A fifth grade student named per aspires to attend college and dig for dinosaur bones. Nominator praises Cooper as an eager learner who follows rules and volunteers willingly.
The Grand Saline seventh grade boys basketball team beat Caddo Mills Foxes 36 to 12 to stay undefeated in district play. Player scorers included Clay Hamessley with 10, Joseph Daugherty with five, LaPrade with two, and McClanahan with four. The Indians also won a tournament opener 54 to 26 against Alba-Golden led by Daugherty with 11 and LaPrade with 10. They lost a later tournament game to Vandals 33 to 50 with Hamessley scoring 10.
The Grand Saline Indian eighth graders were edged by Caddo Mills Foxes 60 to 20. Jeff Hague led with five points while Joseph Henson added four and Tim Baker, Chris Means, Josh Veach, Clint Dickerson, Cody Humphrey, and Ryan Brown scored multiple baskets to account for the Indian scores.
The Indians trailed 32-51 as JV scored three points to close out the game. Jennings led with 21 in a separate setback for the Tribe which hosted Grand Saline eighth grade tournament where they lost both games. Veach led with 16, Hague 13, Tim Baker eight, Means four, Craig Morgan four, and Humphrey contributed in a tough season game.
Teague led with 12 points while Dean Phillips added eight as the Indians fell 35-58 to Lone Oak and 44-53 to Edgewood. Hague led Edgewood with 15 points, Means added seven, Henson seven, Baker three, Watkins two, and Humphrey two in a tight road trip.
The Grand Saline eighth grade girls basketball team lost to Farmersville 30 to 18. Stasia Rucker led with 15 points, Lyndee Gipson added two and Meghan Miller scored one to contribute the Maiden scoring.
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