Academic Fair Winners Highlight K-12 Projects Across Divisions
The article lists division winners by grade bands from K-2 to 9-12 in categories including ART, FOODS, HOBBY, SCIENCE, LANGUAGE ARTS, and more. Notable names include Eddie Hall, Jeremiah Coan, Nikki Sims, Misty Barton, Kevin Klinekole, Blossom Rowe, and Shonda Colson among numerous students and paired teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misty Barton
Stormie Blevins
Kevin Klinekole
Tracey Davis
Amber Devoss
Amanda Lara
Paula Gonzales
Sandi Cantu
Cami Scott
Holly Thomas
Hobby
Sean Delany
Felicia Bias
Kristen Spillman
Kailee Wheeler
Blossom Rowe
Jennifer Long
Barbara Lennon
Micheal Garza
Andrea Cox
Shonda Colson
Wellington Student Connie Hernandez Wins State Shorthand Third
Connie Hernandez of Wellington High School placed third in shorthand at the UIL State Academic Meet held May 3 5 at the University of Texas Austin. Her trip was aided by teacher Rubye Hodges and classmate Julie Wilkins as more than 2,000 students competed across 20 UIL contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Hernandez
Wellington High School
University of Texas At Austin
Connie
Ramon and
Linda Hernandez
Austin
Rubye Hodges
Julie Wilkins
UIL
Bailey Marshall
Texas
Texas Interscholastic League Foundation
TILF
Leader Readers names list from Texas and Oklahoma towns
A roster of individuals from multiple Texas towns including Lubbock Shamrock Buckner Plainview Austin Dallas and nearby Oklahoma entries is presented as a grouped reader or community list with no narrative context or event details. Names include Langford Phillips Ingram Hayes Stall Cochran Oldham Tucker Strong McGill Hays King Lewis Powers Farris Howard Martindale Needham Winkler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd R. Langford
Lubbock
Gary Phillips
E.M. Ingram
Dallas
Alpha M. Hayes
Burleson
Tommy Stall
Pampa
Bob Cochran
Dodson
Clifford Oldham
Shamrock
W.E. Tucker
Robert Strong
Amarillo
Ann McGill
Childress
A.Z. Hays
Abilene
Kenneth King
Elouise Lewis
Austin
Fred Powers
Oklahoma City
W.W. Farris
Golf tourney to aid cancer unit fundraiser
A Saturday May 19 scramble at Wellington Country Club will raise funds for the Collingsworth County American Cancer Society unit. Loretta Wright and Henry Sullivan announce a 1:30 p.m. start with 40 to 50 players, refreshments after, and prizes for the winning team. Everyone can contribute any amount. all proceeds go to the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth County
American Cancer Society
Loretta Wright
Cancer Unit
Henry Sullivan
Wellington Country Club
Too Late To Classify 5th Grade Camp Fire Girls Garage Sale
A garage sale hosted by the 5th Grade Camp Fire Girls at 1703 15th St on Saturday May 12. Readily available items include baked goods, children’s items, a microwave, a bicycle, and furniture.
Remark on Sun Intensity and Olympic Cancellations
A square inch of the sun’s surface emits 300000 candles. No Olympic Games occurred in 1916 1940 or 1944 due to World Wars I and II.
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Eddie Hall
Jeremiah Coan
Nikki Sims
Dilon Kumar
Eric Rodriguez
Cassie Brad
Todd Collins
Andy Devoss
Joey Torrez
Jeffrey Guajardo
Elizabeth Baker
Corie Campbell
Art
Misti Aguilar
Sandie Cantu
Elmvira Cruz
History
Karlee Wheeler
Jonathon
FOODS
Laci Derryberry
Misti Barton
Levi Lewis
Clothing
Matthew
Quilling
Daniel Curry
Chris Belew
Kevin Hiett
Pencil
Toni Vassey
Deedra Bailey
Robin Henard
Brandi Barnett
Heather Holton
Jonathon Skelton
Keli Killian
Viking
Robin Heward
Kelley McKinney
Woodbourning
Tim Paschall
Samuel Shaffer
Nathan N
Luke K
Jonathon S
Crystal
Marnie
Brandi
Barbra Lennon
Micha Tarver
Anne D’arcy
Micha Turner
Jaime Sosa
Melinda Ornelas
Israel Luna
Robert Schnabel
Maria Keller
Michael Turner
Darren Kumar
Tony Reynolds
Dennis Cudd
Frederic Schmidt
David Dun
Hattie Blacksher
LaRanda Motsenbocker
Marla Keller
Lonnie Colson
Pamela Klinkole
Telita Johnson
Randal Fillpot
Melinda Ornales
Wellington Independent School
Wellington
Leader Readers
Jack L. Rose
Optometrist
South 10Th Street
Memphis
Mom
West Avenue
DQ Country
Dairy Queen
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Pat
Carp
D.Q. Op
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