February 2013

This year, instead of exchanging
gifts for Christmas, Mrs. Stockman’s and Miss Contreras’s 2nd
grade classes did something a
little bit different. There are
many local charities and organizations that are in desperate
need of financial support, especially this time of year. One thing
that teachers really try to instill in
the students during Christmas season is the importance of giving,
even if you receive nothing in return. Mrs. Stockman and Miss Contreras thought it would be nice instead of the classroom gift exchanges, to collect donations from
the students to be given to a charity or organization of the students’
choosing. The students voted and
Corinne T. Smith Animal Shelter in
Brownwood won the vote. They
gave the students an opportunity
to bring a donation of up to $5 or
any food item they wished to donate to the shelter. Some students
were even bringing $20 of their
own money!!
On Wednesday, December 19,
2012, the Director of the shelter
came to Early Primary School to
accept our donation. She was
overwhelmed at the generosity of
our sweet students and their willingness to give to those in need
this Christmas. The students collected a total of $210 and several
bags of animal food. What a wonderful opportunity and experience
this was for all of the children as
well as parents involved!! We were
blessed to have the chance to
make such a difference in our community.
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Students in Mrs. Koch’s class had a blast
visiting with Mrs. Claus through a videoconference. They found out that
Mrs. Claus thinks Santa is eating
Mrs. Wade’s second grade class
way too many cookies and that
is using the new netbooks purSanta loves to eat lasagna! She
chased by the Primary PTC to
shared a story with them and
conduct research about the sotaught them how to do a reindeer
lar system.
dance.
First Graders from Mrs. Koch’s as well as
Mrs. Schafer’s classes spread Christmas
joy with their Christmas caroling at Care
Nursing home!!
Counselor’s Corner:
Coming In February:
DATES TO REMEMBER
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February 8th—Early Release 1:00
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February 15th— Jump Rope for Heart
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March 7th—Open House & Early PTC Book Fair
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February 4th thru 8th—SCHOOL COUNSELOR WEEK!!
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February 18th thru 22nd—Parent Teacher Conferences
attendance!
Mrs. Stockman’s class
Danie Contreras
Word in the Herd
Michael Eldred, first grade,
wins the 3rd Six Weeks Bike
for his outstanding
Miss Contreras’s class
Jayslin King &
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Students will earn Chic-Fil-A cards for
showing PEACE.
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1st grade will be taking their OLSAT
tests. Parents will receive results by
April.
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Students will begin considering their
choice of a career for our upcoming
Career Week emphasis.
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Kindness and Compassion have been
leading to some very long Chains of
Change. Be sure to see them when
you visit the Early Primary campus.
A BIG thank you to the 2011-2012 PTC for
their generous donation of funds used to
purchase a classroom set of Netbooks along
with a cart. This allows students to have a
portable computer lab that can be used in
any classroom.
Also donated (2012-2013 PTC) were several
high quality playground balls. Each grade
level (Pre-K through 2nd) were provided a
set of playground balls for their use during
recess and a storage bag for the balls. The
students have really enjoyed them!
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Recently, several fifth
grade boys, with the
help of Mr. Chris Taylor,
created a video about
the consequences and
effects of bullying and
the feelings associated
with bullying. It has
been submitted to
YouTube and currently has 962 hits! Watch the video titled,
“When I Am Bullied I Feel.” Great job, guys!
Jump Rope for Heart is
scheduled for Friday,
February 15th. Gary
Bowen is the honoree this
year. As sponsor of Jump
Rope for Heart for 23
years, Meldina Mitchell has
been exceptionally helpful
in raising more than
$294,000 for heart
research.
Early Elementary Robotics teams competed on Saturday, January 12, at the Area 15 Robotics
Meet in San Angelo, Texas. The Robo Turtles, made up of 5th grade students Brent Grooms, Kiah Laborn, Nathan Mitchell, and Timothy Smith placed seventh out of 54 teams. The other competing teams,
the Exploding Atoms made up of 4th graders Joshua Acker, Tyler Anglin, and Damion Smith, the Runaway Robots made up of 5th graders Payton Bartlett, Kaitlyn Godfrey, Madison Green, and Raegan
Johnson, and the Phoenixes made up of 5th graders Bo Hunter, Morgan Kent, Ryan Lamond, and 4th
grade student Tenlee Kelcy, also did a great job representing Early. We are proud of our Little Longhorns!
Mrs. Henry’s 5th grade math
class is learning to help the
world while also improving
their math skills. They are continuing a recycling program
began several years ago. Each
Friday the students collect the
paper and magazines that
have accumulated over the
past few weeks, and take
them to the recycling center.
Before they are taken, the
students use their math skills
to practice...addition, graphing, median, mode, range,
estimation, and measurement.
During the first semester, the
students collected and recycled 302 pounds of paper and
32 pounds of magazines.
Quote Corner:
“You are you. Now, isn't
that pleasant?” -Dr. Seuss
From Central Office:
This is a busy time of year! Our
students are involved in many
activities. Just to highlight a few of
the many activities in which our
students are participating at this
time…
**Ryan Contreras made the AllState Band!
January is designated as School Board Recognition Month. At the regularly scheduled
EISD January School Board meeting on January 21, 2013, EISD took the opportunity to
thank these local leaders for devoting time to support public education and serve the students and staff of the Early Independent School District. Each board member received a
Certificate of Appreciation from the school district. An appreciation dinner was provided
by the EHS Culinary Arts class and the EISD Food Service Department.
EISD board members pull together as a team toward a common goal – helping the students achieve. Their love of learning and
concern and caring for students, staff, and
the community drive board members’ desire
to ensure every student can succeed.
Thank you, EISD board members, for your
time and support!
**The Culinary Arts students competed in the Cupcake Wars in Allen,
Texas, and won 1st and 2nd places
as well as an award for Best Icing.
**Congratulations to all of our
students who competed at the
Brown County Youth Fair! As always, they made a great showing!
**Recently our students competed
in Area 15 Robotics Meet and
earned several awards. The Elementary robotics team placed 7th.
Middle School placed 3rd, 4th, and
5th.
**Congratulations to the 18 new
members who were inducted into
the National Honor Society!
As you can see, the second semester is off to a great start and we
expect great successes as the semester continues!
Edited by: Parker Smith, Hallie
Tyler& Madison Horton :)
MIDDLE SCHOOL has swag!
2013
Tryout Time!
Early Middle School
cheer and drill team
will be handing out
forms on Monday, February 18 for cheer tryouts and drill team
participation for next
school year. All girls in
6th or 7th grade interested in trying out for
cheer or participating
in drill team, please
pick up a form from
Mrs. Jones or Mrs. Algiere. The forms will be
due no later than Friday, February 22. No
late forms will be Accepted! There will be a
MANDATORY parent/
participant meeting on
Wednesday, February
27 at 5:30 in the EMS
cafeteria.
Ryleigh Dalleh was
selected by the national PIPs office to
perform at the
halftime of the UT
vs. Oklahoma women’s basketball game
on January 5th in
Austin.
The EMS Builders Club recently finished their annual
canned food drive on December 12th. This year EMS
donated about 850 cans to the Kiwanis for families in
our community. 8th grade brought in the most cans
with 415, 6th grade with over 200, and 7th with over
100 non perishable food items. Builders Club recently
held a toy drive, bringing in about 30 toys. The toys
were donated to New Beginnings Church.
The students in Builder’s Club are required to bring
one pair of closed toe shoes. There is also a school
supply drive and clothing drive going on.
NJHS NEWS!
The Early Middle School Honors Society has been having a
great year! Around Christmas
time the members went caroling and really got into the
Christmas Spirit. Also they
went to the C.A.R.E. nursing
facility to talk and interact
with the residents. One friend
the members made just celebrated his 100th birthday and
told them stories about his
trips around the world. Don’t
Forget….NJHS will be selling
Longhorn Love Letters for Valentines Day!
February
7th Grade Science! :)
Early Middle School students in Ms.
Beasley’s 7th grade science class
recently dissected owl pellets and
classified different bones to help support their study of the human body
skeletal system.
Our EMS One-Act Play team competed in District
6-AA competition on December 5, 2012. Our team
performed with energy and intensity and sent a
message that the world needs to hear today and
everyday. They were articulate, their timing was
perfect, their characterizations were provocative,
colorful, wonderful, wild and beautiful. Their efforts garnered several honors: Honorablemention All-Star Cast (Tyler Thompson-Death),
All-Star Cast (Jayslin King- Everyman), All-Star
Crew (Danielle Contreras), and Best Crew (Danie
Contreras, Andie Contreras, Garrett Marsh, Emily
Beane). The EMS crew and cast was the only
group to set, perform, and strike completely on
their own (no adult supervision).
The Early Middle School Robotics team placed third
out of 54 teams at the Area 15 Robotics Meet in San
Angelo, Texas on January 12th. The Early Mol-e-COOL
team of David Wiley, Grant Mitchell, Bethany Kirk
and Cassie Durden won the 3rd place trophy. Fourth
place team was the Early Robot Squad of Asa Welker,
Dagan Whisenhunt, Shelby Gifford and Stephenye
Lyon. The Early Beastly Bots, Ariel Lewis, Ryleigh
Dalleh, Kendel Beck, and Noah Shreves, placed 5 th.
Also participating was the Early Robo Rampage, Aaron Koch, Dylan Whisenhunt, Corbin Whitley, Hannah Hull and Hayden Barker.
Coach Cliff Mitchell
was elected into the
“Hall of Honor” at Texas State University at
Over eighty middle school and high school Early ISD choir
San Marcos by the
members are preparing for District UIL Solo and Ensemble
Contest which will be held at Howard Payne University on board of directors of
Saturday, February 23, 2013. Forty-two students from the “T” association. This award is the HIGHEST
the same group are preparing small ensemble selections award given in the Athletic Department at TSU. A
luncheon and induction ceremony were held. We
for adjudication on the same day. Good luck to these
students as they prepare to represent our school at UIL! are very proud of you ,Coach Mitchell!
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Early High School
Canned Food Drive
Scholarship
Early High School just wrapped up
their annual canned food drive.
The students had a competition
between the homeroom classes to
bring the most cans. The winning
class brought in an extraordinary
314 cans! Students throughout
the school came together to collect an astonishing total of over
1,000 cans. Amazing job! The high
school’s Key Club led the drive,
collecting the cans for the Kiwanis
Club to donate.
ten by Lindsey
Kirk and
Breana
Cooney
Congratulations EHS Athletes
Aubrey Horton was selected to
Janice and Elaine
Early High School is reintroducing the Janice and Elaine
Scholarship. It will be offered
to seniors in the school whose
family income does not exceed twice the poverty level.
Applicants for the scholarship
must maintain a GPA of 2.5
and complete their degree
from a Texas state school
within 10 semesters. The
Janice and Elaine Scholarship
is given by the estate of Weldon Jack McClary, who attended Early ISD from 1947 to
1958, and his family. Any Early High School senior who
wishes to receive an application can see the high school’s
counselor, Mrs. Godfrey, starting on January 28th. All
forms will be
due by April
1st.
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and Courtnie Smith
Cupcake Wars
The results from the CUPCAKE
WARS are IN! EHS Culinary Arts
students, under the direction of
Mrs. Courtney Brandstetter,
won first and second place!
Congratulations to Alice Carter
for first place, Shelby Turner for
second place, and Bailey Riley
who was recognized for the
highest level of difficulty. Additionally, McKenzie Campbell
received perfect scores on her
icing work. Our students faced
fierce competition from large
5A schools from all over the
metroplex. Alice and Shelby will
be advancing to the state level.
Congratulations!
The workers at the Nation
Aeronautics and Space Administration better watch
out! Mrs. Lewis’s Physics
classes have recently been
working on projects that
involve helping NASA solve
common problems that
come up in their work field. This project really put the knowledge
and creativity of the high school students to the test. Mrs. Lewis
noted while testing the projects, “I’m pleasantly surprised. These
projects far exceeded my expectations.”
The Belles Dance Team
marched with the Early High
School Band and performed
a Christmas routine to “Let it
Snow” in the lighted Christmas Parade on
December 6th.
represent the south region for the
Fellowship of Christian Athletes All
Star Women’s' Basketball game.
The person selected to coach the
All-Star team is our very own,
Coach Kristi Sandoval! Great job,
ladies!
On Saturday, December 1st,
several Early High School band
students auditioned and qualified for the Region 7 ATSSB AllRegion Bands. EHS Band members that qualified include Riley
McGinnis (oboe), Christopher
Whited (contrabass clarinet),
Ryan Contreras (baritone saxophone), Treavor Bessent
(trumpet), Briana Smith
(trombone), Brad Brown
(baritone), TJ Love (tuba), and
Abraham Cooper (percussion).
Christopher Whited, Ryan Contreras, and TJ Love all qualified
for the Area competition and
advanced to the All-State Band
auditions, which were held in
Waco on January 12.
By: Crystal Ochoa
Ryan Contreras was also selected for the 2013 ATSSB All-State
Band on Baritone Saxophone! Ryan is the first EHS
Band student selected for this
group since 2006 and only the
fourth student since 1992. He
will be performing with the AllState Band in San Antonio on
February 16. This is the highest
individual accomplishment that a
band student can have.
UPCOMING DATE FOR EHS
BAND
February 9 – UIL Solo and Ensemble
Aubrey Horton was also named
Big Country Player of the Week;
she also has been in the top ten
for Big Country Player of the Week
for 7 straight weeks! Yay Aubrey!
Janae Williams, Emily Harris,
and Hannah McDaniel were the
honorable mention for Big Country
Player of the Week! Way to play
some basketball!
Congratulations, to Cameron
Denison, for being selected to
represent the south region for the
Fellowship of Christian Athletes All
-Star men’s basketball game! Good
Job Cameron! The game will be on
Thursday, June 6th.
Aimee Lawrence a senior, has
been selected to represent the
south region for the Fellowship of
Christian Athletes All-Star Basketball Cheerleading Squad. The game
will be on Thursday, June 6th at
Howard Payne University.
Kelbie Crelia signed a letter of
intent to play softball at Weatherford College on an athletic
scholarship. We are all so proud
of Kelbie and look forward to a
fantastic softball season!
Our awesome robotics team placed
6th at the Area Competition in San
Angelo with Abe Cooper, Morgen
Macke, Chris Martin, and James Orr.
The Robotics sponsor is Ms. Gidget
Gifford. Way to go, Longhorns!
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3rd Grade Music Memory
1st Place - Kate Yantis
4th Place - Cooper Neel
3rd Grade Story Telling
3rd Place - Tre Beam
6th Place - Cason Pannell
4th Grade Spelling
5th Grade Art
5th Grade Listening Skills
1st Place - Morgan Kent
2nd Place - Megan Bynum (tie)
2nd Place - Bo Hunter
2nd Place - Morgan Kent
5th Grade Maps Graphs & Charts
5th Grade Dictionary Skills
4th Place - Nate Martin
1st Place - David McKee
5th Place Jason Roman
2nd Place - Sailor Chrane
6th Place Ryder Rhea
4th Place - Rakshika Pandy
1st Place - Skyler Moore
2nd Grade Story Telling
2nd Place - Grace Luedke
5th Place - Michael Morales
6th Place - Blythe Ripley
2nd Grade Creative Writing
1st Place - Olohita Ejere
2nd Place - Yasmin Ibarra
2nd Grade Creative Writing
1st Place - Olohita Ejere
3rd Place - Tex Ejere
6th Place - Kaden Halk
4th Grade Music Memory
1st Place - Kailee Love
4th Grade Number Sense
2nd place - Tex Ejere
5th Grade Music Memory
1st Place - Rae Bynum
2nd Place Megan Bynum
3rd Place Nathan Mitchell
5th Grade Spelling
1st Place - Sailor Chrane
4th Place - Katelyn Espinosa
6th Place - Anna Arrington
4th Grade Creative Writing
5th Grade Social Studies
2nd place - Nate Martin
6th place - Drew Bhakta
5th Grade Number Sense
1st place - Carlos Moreno
3rd place - Austin Titus
5th Grade Oral Reading
4th place - Macey Jacobs
5th place - Aaron Callaway
5th Grade Creative Writing
2nd Place - Yasmin Ibarra
4th place - Morgan Kent
3rd grade Creative Writing
1st place Mikaela Johnson
3rd place Mya Johnson
3rd Grade Spelling
5th Place - Shayna Oliver
6th Place - Jubilee Bass
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Art 6
1st Place: Alaine Cooney
2nd Place: Cameron Moseley
3rd Place: Thomas Kinnin
Art 6 Team
1st Place: Early
Dictionary 7
1st Place: Carmen Atteberry
4th Place: Alaine Cooney
Dictionary 8
1st Place: Connor Allen
2nd Place: Will Donaho
Editorial Writing 7
2nd Place – Carmen Atteberry
5th Place – Nicole Bowden
Art 7
1st Place: Hayden Barker
Editorial Writing 8
1st Place – Courtnie Smith
6th Place – Madison Horton
Art 8
1st Place: Conner Allen
4th Place: Hayden Turner
5th Place: Cailen Jenkins
Art 8 Team
1st Place: Early
Calculator 6
4th Place: Ariel Lewis
5th Place: David Shields
Calculator 7
3rd Place: Conner King
5th Place: Ethan Rhodes
6th Place: Tyson Sandoval
Calculator 8
2nd Place: Wytni Thompson
3rd Place: Aryne Lykes
5th Place: Shelby Grooms
Spelling 6
3rd Place: Alaine Cooney
5th Place: Cameron Moseley
Dictionary 6
1st Place: Ryleigh Dallen
4th Place: Kevin Yebra
Music Memory
2nd Place: Kendel Beck
3rd Place: Jonathan Morales
4th Place: Johnny Clubb
5th Place: Ashtin Wade
6th Place: Kenzie Baker
Music Memory Team
1st Place – Early
MAPS, GRAPHS & CHARTS 6
1st Place: Alex Dodson
2nd Place: Chase Cochran
6th Place: Camerson Hill
Listening 6
5th Place – Jonathan Morales
MAPS, GRAPHS & CHARTS 7
1st Place: Carmen Atteberry
2nd Place: Mark Benton
4th Place: Christian Aguirre
Listening 8
5th Place – Wytni Thompson
MAPS, GRAPHS & CHARTS 8
2nd Place: Grant Mitchell
Math 7
3rd Place – Inayat Kang
4th Place – Colton Piri
Spelling 7
5th Place: Abby Elliot
Social Studies 6
2nd Place: Kendel Beck
4th Place: Mary Kate Murphy
6th Place: Patrick Valencia
Spelling 8
4th Place: Courtney Smith
6th Place: Pablo Marin
Social Studies 7
1st Place: Aaron Koch
6th Place: Mason Flippin
Social Studies 8
2nd Place: Luke Pinkston
5th Place: Caleb Callaway
Oral Reading 7
2nd Place: Mollee Jo Studdard
3rd Place: Lainey Speck
Oral Reading 8
2nd Place: Jayslin King
4th Place: Rylie Philpot
Modern Oratory 7
4th Place: Nicole Bowden
5th Place: Rowdy Elkins
6th Place: Payton Hackney
Modern Oratory 8
3rd Place: Parker Smith
4th Place: Madison Horton
5th Place: Hallie Tyler
Math 6
1st Place – Ariel Lewis
2nd Place – Faith Jones
Math 8
1st Place – Collin Phillips
3rd Place – Hayden Turner
5th Place – Brett Shaw
Oral Reading 6
3rd Place: Emma Loven
4th Place: Jenny Ringler
5th Place: Keaton Carruthers
Impromptu Speaking 7
5th Place: Hannah Hull
Number Sense 6
1st Place: Ben Johnson
2nd Place: Madison Bleth
4th Place: Bryan Trowbridge
Number Sense 7
2nd Place: Conner King
5th Place: Ellie Ryan
6th Place: Tyson Sandoval
Number Sense 8
1st Place: Logan Thomas
3rd Place: Collins Phillips
Ready Writing 6
1st Place: Alaine Cooney
3rd Place: Courtney Eure
6th Place: Chloe Clowdus
Ready Writing 7
2nd Place: Gabrielle Hamilton
3rd Place: Nicole Bowden
Science I
1st Place: Preston Ezzell
4th Place: Rachel Acker
Science II
1st Place: Eric Diehl
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Early FFA Students Brought in a TOTAL of $60,050
Grand Champion Market Lamb – Trey Glasscock
Grand Champion Market Swine – CyLee Tyson
Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer – Michaela Harris
Reserve Grand Champion Market Swine – Angelica Narvaez
Brown County Youth Fair Queen Cassidy Barker
Reserve Grand Champion Market Goat – Samantha Garrett
Champion English Steer – Jacey Guest
Grand Champion Angora Goat Doe – Hayden Barker
Reserve Europen Steer – Michaela Harris
Grand Champion Angora Goat Buck – Cy Tongate
Champion Duroc Market Swine – Hayden Barker
Reserve Champion Angora Goat Doe – Kassidy Barker
Champion Black OPB Market Swine – Jaiden Cochran
Grand Champion Breeding Boer Doe – Sharee Stanford
Champion White OPB Market Swine – Kassidy Barker
Reserve Grand Champion Breeding Boer Doe – Kylar Mercer
Champion Hampshire Market Swine – Angelica Narvaez
Grand Champion Breeding Gilt – Kassidy Barker
Champion Cross Market Swine – CyLee Tyson
Reserve Champion Breeding Rabbit Buck – Josh Baucom
Champion York Market Swine – Kassidy Barker
Sr. Reserve Grand Champion Food – Logan Speck
Reserve Hampshire Market Swine – Carrie Watson
Sr. Best Model – Beale Madison Gordon
Reserve Cross Market Swine – Logan Speck
Sr. Market Steer Showmanship – Jacey Guest
Reserve Black OPB Market Swine – Lainey Speck
Sr. Market Swine Showmanship – Kassidy Barker
Champion Division 2 Market Goat – Samantha Garrett
Breeding Gilt Showmanship – Zachary Squyres
Reserve Division 1 Market Goat – Keith Clardy
Angora Goat Showmanship – Kassidy Barker
Reserve Division 3 Market Goat – Samantha Garrett
Sr. Horse Showmanship – Kaylen Bonnema
Champion Medium Wool Market Lamb – Trey Glasscock
Jr. Horse Showmanship – Hayden Barker
Reserve Finewool Cross Market Lamb – Samantha Garrett
Champion Angora Goat Doe Kid – Kassidy Barker
Champion Angora Goat Doe Yearling – Hayden Barker
Champion Angora Goat Buck Senior – Cy Tongate
Champion Breeding Boer Doe kid – Sharee Stanford
Champion Breeding Boer Doe Yearling – Sharee Stanford
Champion Breeding Boer Doe Senior – Kylar Mercer
Champion Hampshire Breeding Gilt – Lily Reagan
Champion Duroc Breeding Gilt – Kassidy Barker
Reserve Duroc Breeding Gilt – Trace Evans
Champion California Buck – Josh Baucom
2013 Brown County Youth Fair
Homemaking Division Results
Chloe Rutherford
Senior Overall
Reserve Champion
Canning Division
Briana Smith
 Senior High Point
Runner Up
Clothing Division
 Senior Division Reserve Champion
Canning Division Results
Kassidy Barker
1st-Jalapeno Peppers
1st-Carrots
2nd-Vegetable Relish
3rd-Light Jelly
3rd-Pickled Okra
6th-Picante or Hot Sauce
7th-Dark Jelly
8th-Preserves
Ethan Beane
2nd- Exotic Jelly
2nd-Dehydrated Vegetables
3rd-Dehydrated Meats
4th-Pickled Okra
Beale Madison Gordon
1st-Dehydrated Meats
7th-Picante or Hot Sauce
Casey Jessup
1st-Dehydrated Fruits
3rd-Picante or Hot Sauce
9th-Preserves
Walker Leach
1st-Picante or Hot Sauce
3rd-Vegetable Relish
10th-Preserves
10th-Dark Jelly
Bianca Ortiz
3rd-Exotic Jelly
10th-Picante or Hot Sauce
Chloe Rutherford
1st-Whole Tomatoes
1st-Bread and Butter Pickles
2nd-Jalapeno Peppers
2nd-Marmalade
2nd Vegetable Soup Mix
2nd-Fruit Butter
5th-Pickled Okra
6th-Vegetable Relish
Briana Smith
1st- Exotic Jelly
1st-Preserves
3rd-Dehydrated Soup Mix
5th-Picante or Hot Sauce
5th-Dehydrated Fruits
5th-Dehydrated Vegetables
8th-Dehydrated Meats
6th Dark Jelly
Logan Speck
5th-Fruit Butter
5th-Light Jelly
5th-Preserves
Logan Speck
Senior Reserve
Champion
Food Division
Briana Smith
Senior Overall
Reserve
Champion Craft
Division
Beale Madison
Gordon - Top
Model Award
Craft Division Results
Marialena Alexander
2nd-Original Art
Kassidy Barker
2nd-Scrapbooking
2nd-Mosaic Item
4th-Decorated Picture Frame
6th-Miscellaneous
Ethan Beane
10th-Photography Color
5th-Duck Tape Art
Beth Carrier
3rd-Scrapbooking
Alice Carter
1st-Original Art
2nd-Original Art-Paintings, etc.
4th-Photography Sepia
6th-Photography Black and
White
6th-Photography Color
Lindy Davis
2nd-Photography Black and
White
4th-Original Art
4th-Original Art-Paintings, etc.
9th Photography Color
Julie Hawkins
3rd-Wood Art
3rd-Photography Sepia
6th-Photography Black and
White
11th-Original Art-Paintings,
etc.
Hunter Hull
1st- Something From Nothing
2nd-Natural Pasture Art
2nd Art Deco Photo Box
3rd-Mosaic Item
3rd-Fashion Accessories
4th-Duck Tape Art
4th-Metal Art
5th-Original Art-Paintings, etc.
Julie Jones
1st-Wood Art
2nd-Duck Tape Art
6th-Original Art-Paintings, etc.
Craft Division Results,
Continued
Beale Madison Gordon
1st-Jewelry
1st-Decorative Pillow
Bianca Ortiz
6th-Scrapbooking
7th-Original Art-Paintings, etc.
Chloe Rutherford
10th- Photography Black and
White
Logan Speck
1st-Natural Pasture Art
2nd-Decorated Picture Frame
3rd-Photography Color
3rd-Duck Tape Art
4th-Miscellaneous
9th-Original Art-Paintings,
etc.
Briana Smith
Clothing Division Results
Kassidy Barker
1st-Boxer Shorts
1st-Lounge Wear
3rd-Two Piece Sportswear
Beale Madison Gordon
2nd-Boxer Shorts
3rd-Casual Dress
Briana Smith
1st-Formal Wear
1st-Two Piece Sports Wear
1st-Tailored Outfit
Food Division Results
Kassidy Barker
1st-Fudge
2nd-Corn Bread
5th-Fruit Cobbler
6th-Drop Cookies
Ethan Beane
5th-Pound Cake
7th-Bar Cookies
Alice Carter
3rd-Nutritious Snack
4th-Drop Cookies
8th-Bar Cookies
Lindy Davis
2nd-Fruit Pie
7th-Pecan Pie
7th-Fruit Cobbler
10th-Fruit and/or Nut Bread
Richard Diehl
1st-Pound Cake
3rd-Fruit Cobbler
Santana Diehl
1st-Original Cut Up Cake
4th-Pound Cake
5th Corn Bread
6th-Pecan Pie
Beale Madison Gordon
1st-Bar Cookies
4th Nutritious Snack
7th-Nut Brittle
Juilie Hawkins
6th-Fruit and/or Nut Bread
9th-Drop Cookies
Casey Jessup
2nd-Corn Bread
10th-Drop Cookies
10th-Nut Brittle
Walker Leach
2nd-Pound Cake
4th-Creative Cake
4th-Pecan Pie
Food Division Results,
Continued
Bianca Ortiz
1st-Nut Brittle
2nd-Pecan Pie
6th-Fruit Cobbler
8th-Fruit and/or Nut
Bread
Chloe Rutherford
2nd-Original Cut Up Cake
5th-Pecan Pie
7th-Pound Cake
10th-Fudge
Briana Smith
1st-Yeast Rolls
6th-Corn Bread
7th-Fruit and/or Nut
Bread
10th-Pound Cake
Logan Speck
1st-Pecan Pie
3rd-Nut Brittle
3rd-Pound Cake
3rd-Fruit Pie