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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1998
Page
6
Ashlei Nicole Torrez an eighth grader from Round Rock Texas was voted Most Valuable Player at Chisolm Valley Middle School Basketball. She led rebounds and ranked second in defense with a 13 point per game average. Her team finished 2nd in District with a 9 3 record.
Bridget Pena of Wellington has been named a United States National Award Winner in science by the United States Achievement Academy. Winners are chosen for academic performance leadership and character and will appear in the official yearbook. Pena is the daughter of Luis and Rebecca Pena with grandparents Eva Pena and Glenn Weiss.
Hedley High School’s National Honor Society chapter inducted four new members in a May 15 1998 ceremony. inductees Lowell Ellerbrook Ashley Hill Rachel Howard and Holli Sheets join a group selected for scholarship service leadership and character. the new members maintain gpas over 90 and participate in uil activities show choir and basketball. nhs projects include organizing the hedley senior citizens honor banquet.
Wellington Elementary School announces second semester honor rolls with A and A B honors. Names span grades one through five, listing students such as Lindsay Allred, Jaston Archie, Tate Baumgaradner, Keri Jo Cummings, Taylor Allred and many others across the three categories.
Four Hedley High School students earned spots at the 1997 98 UIL Academic State meet held May 8 9 at the University of Texas Austin. James Lee Potts won first in science, Rachel Howard placed third, and Lowell Ellerbrook fifth in science with 156 122 and 86 points respectively. Ellerbrook also placed fourth in math and Howard was top chemistry at regional. Lana Wallendorff traveled as science team alternate.
Jason Mathis of Oklahoma Baptist University overcame a back injury from a mud puddle jump to win the 100 meters at the NAIA National Outdoor Championships at East Central High School. He finished fifth overall after day two, earning All American honors along with McFarlin Klein Allen and Pierre-Louis, and hoping the win would lift the team.
Monique Davis, a recent high school graduate and U I L bronze medalist, will compete at the USA Junior National Championships in Edwardsville Illinois on June 26 27. Qualified athletes may advance to the World Junior Track and Field Championships in Annecy France from July 28 to August 2. She earned a college scholarship to Oklahoma State University.
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