-- Kelly's
Top Dawgs
Congratulations
to Zach Clarke and Zuri Prince, who were both named the Boys'
and
Girls' Distric Soccer Players of the Year.
They were chosen among all the players in the
District by the Athletic Directors of each school represented
in our District. This is a huge
accomplishment for them individually and for us collectively
as a school.
Rome Gonsoulin
was recently named the winner of the State Bar essay/speech
competition. Congratulations,
Rome!`
Elisha Lalani
and Josh Barlow each recently won their divisions of the Optimist
Club
Regional competition in Surgarland, completing the second
competition on their way to
the final competition May 8. At that time, they will be competing
for a $2,500
scholarship. Congratulations for their accomplishments so
far and best of luck to each of
these students
Congratulations
to Bradley Bernard and Austin Bonnette who placed first in
a recent
doubles tennis tournament
Kelly Tops
Optimist Club Competition
Several Kelly students placed in the Optimist Club Oratory
Contest held March 23 in Beaumont. In the
boy’s division, Josh Barlow placed first, and Jared Scheurich
placed 2nd. In the girl’s division, Elisha Lalani
placed 1st, Melanie Bransford placed 2nd, and Lexia Knowles
placed
3rd. Josh and Elisha will move to
the next level to compete in Sugarland at the regional
competition April 17. Congratulations to each of
these students for representing Kelly so well!
Citizen
Bee News
Jacob Ryall, Joseph Sigur, and Ben Yett participated in the
Southeast Texas Citizen Bee competition at Lamar State College
–
Port Arthur on Thursday, March 04, 2010. Ben Yett placed fourth
out of a field of thirty contestants. Congratulations, Ben!
Anchors
Assist at YMBL Rodeo
On March 24, Sara Weighmann, Taylor Wolfrom, Mary
Catherine Clark, Laura Broussard, Sara Glyn Bean, Courtney
Laughlin, Kathryn Phelan, Catherine Holtmyer, Michele Morris,
Catherine Draths, Lauren Holland, and Kalah Fulcher, volunteered
to help at the special kids’ day at the YMBL Rodeo. They
assisted patrons in getting up and down the stairways before
and after the rodeo and distributed sack lunches to everyone.
The girls all agreed that it was a very rewarding experience
to
help those with special needs enjoy a day at the rodeo
Choir wins
"Best in Festival" trophy at Heritage Festival,
San Antonio
this weekend
MKCHS Varsity Choir was rated "Gold first division"
in both categories
within which
we were entered this past weekend in the Heritage Festival
at Fiesta Texas,
San Antonion. From thirteen different states with many
different choirs
in competition and concert, choirs were judged in
classes determined
by the size of the high school. In addition to those
high marks
from the judges, our Kelly varsity choir brought home several
recognitions
and honors, including
1. a second
place plaque for the Chamber/Gospel Choir division, and
2. a first
place plaque for the Concert choir division of our class 1A;
3. a Sweepstakes
trophy based on those judges marks,
4. a recognition
of our directors and an invitation to the Festival of
Gold at Carnegie
Hall, New York City, which is an "invitation only"
concert next
year; and
5. The trophy
for the most outstanding choir at the festival, which
includes all
choirs of all sizes and types.
Congratulations,
Voice of Kelly High School! And good luck at TAPPS
State next
month.
Kelly
Sweeps Law Day Competition!
For the first time since Kelly began competing in the
Law Day Speech Contest in the 1990's, Kelly swept
all three winning spots in the Jefferson County Bar Association
Law Day Speech Contest held March 23
at the Jefferson County Courthouse. Rome Gonsoulin placed
1st in the competition, receiving a $1,000
prize. Bryant Windham placed 2nd, receiving $700, and
Salimah Jasani placed 3rd, receiving $500.
Congratulations to these students. They will be recognized
at
the Jefferson County Law Day activities
May 7.
• Congratulations
to Carson Coffman, who was
selected by the Awards Committee at Kelly High
School to attend the American Legion Bluebonnet
Girls’ State Conference at Texas Lutheran College
in Seguin, Texas, the first week in June. Each
Texas high school is given the opportunity to select
one junior girl to represent the school. Also
selected by Kelly as an Alternate is Yasmine Afshar.
• Many thanks to Rachel Barron, Duyen Do, and
Jared East, who organized and assisted with our
recent blood drive. They did a fantastic job!
• Congratulations to Connor Hargroder, who
was chosen from a field of more than 200 to be a UCA
cheerleader and will be joining the staff this
summer to work with cheer squads at summer camps!
• Congratulations to the following Varsity Choir
members who sang in the TAPPS Houston Regional
Vocal Solo & Ensemble Competition at St. Pius in Houston
on February 27. These students received
superior ratings (I) and will advance to state,
which will be held in Belton on April 16. To qualify for
state, students were required to receive a superior rating
on
a class 1 solo, which is the most difficult
level on the Prescribed Music List. Over half of these students
sang a classical solo of this level
for the first time in the TAPPS Vocal competition:
Amy Dauer, Fletcher Inzer, Ebony Johnson,
Alex Klima, Alfredo Ledet, Devin Medley,
Morgan Meadows, and Sarah Valdez.
• On March 16th, chemistry students competed in the
2010 Local Chemistry Olympiad Exam. Congratulations
to Nishant Kumar and Yasmine Afshar for moving on
to the national Chemistry Olympiad
Qualifying Exam sponsored by the Sabine-Neches
Section of the American Chemical Society.
• Kelly participated in the Texas Math and Science State
Meet in San Antonio on Saturday, March
20. In the 10th grade, Marisa Pinson placed ninth in math
and 2nd in science. She had the highest
chemistry score in the 10th grade. In the 11th grade,
Jacob Ryall was 4th in science, and Nishant
Kumar was 6th. Nishant had the highest biology score in the
11th grade. The team of Marisa,
Jacob, Nishant and Aleah Nichols placed
6th in science. Congratulations to all who competed.
TMSCA is sponsored by Beverly Bailey.
Salimah participated
in the American Valve and Hydrant sponsored
Leadership Speech Contest in Sugar Land this past weekend
and placed
2nd in the regional competition.
Academic
Challenge News
Eight teams
competed in the Lamar-Texana Academic
Challenge on February 6. Kelly's team defeated
Nederland (240-105), Port Neches-Groves (210-160),
and Bridge City (260-155) to win First Place. Congratulations
to team members Joseph Sigur (Captain), Kristen Moor,
Jacob Ryall, Carla Lacson, and Mary Rizk who were awarded
$2000 scholarships to Lamar University.
Kelly
TAPPS Academic and Speech Results
The following placed at the
TAPPS 5A District 3 Competition March 5 and 6, 2010 at
Duchesne Academy:
Yearbook - 1st place
Newspaper -
2nd place
Prose - Courtney
Cooper 4th place
Amanda Faggard - 1st Alt
Persuasive
Speaking - Joseph Sigur, 2nd place
Gramm Klein, 3rd place
Gatlin Moncla, 5th place
Number Sense
- Carla Lacson, 3rd place
Spelling -
Mary Rizk, 5th place
Kristen Moor, 2nd Alt
Current Issues
and Events - Jacob Ryall, 1st place
Advanced Math
- Nishant Kumar , 4th place
Carla Lacson, 5th place
Ready Writing
- Nick Morrell, 1st Alt
Duet Acting
- Travis Cobb and Patrick Cook, 5th place
Trey Perrett and Gatlin Moncla, 1st alternate
Spanish - Juan
Ingaramo 1st place
Ramses Gonzales - 2nd Alt
Literary Criticism
- Danielle Thamassila, 2nd Alt
Social Studies
- Nick Morrell, 2nd Alt.
Original Oratory
- Joseph Sigur, 3rd place
Poetry -- Josh
Barlow, 4th place
Computer Science
- Carla Lacson, 3rd place
Mathematics
- Kathleen Wilson, 3rd place
Overall, Kelly
placed 3rd in Sweepstakes.
State
Art Results (3/2010)
Taylor Wolfrom 3rd Drawing Color
Adam Martin HM Drawing Color
Nicole Brown HM Drawing Color
Derek David
2nd Drawing Mixed Media
Ryan Patrick
5th Computer Rendered Art
Carolyn Brewton
1st Applied Design
Derek David
1st Watercolor
Brent Krotzer 4th Watercolor
Teilor Long 5th Watercolor
Philomena Baldwin 6th Watercolor
Lucy Prewitt
4th Canvas opaque painting
Travis Walthall 5th Canvas opaque Painting
Travis Walthall 6th Canvas opaque painting
Salimah Jasani
2nd Mixed Media 2-D
Lucy Prewitt 6th Mixed Media 2-D
Kelsey Patrick
1st Relief Sculpture
Kelsey Patrick 4th Relief Sculpture
Derek David 5th Relief Sculpture
Blake Olmstead
3rd Sculpture
Rose Hillin 5th and 6th Sculpture
Kelsey Patrick
1st Printmaking
Adam Martin 2nd Printmaking
Michael Kratzer 4th Printmaking
Kelsey Patrick 6th Printmaking
Rome Gonsoulin
3rd Apparel Product and Jewelry Design
Carolyn Brewton 6th Apparel Product and Jewelry Design
Nicole Laserna
HM Photography unaltered
Derek David
2nd On-Site Drawing
Travis Walthall 3rd On-Site Drawing
Choir wins
"Best in Festival" trophy at Heritage Festival,
San Antonio this weekend
MKCHS Varsity Choir was rated "Gold first division"
in both categories
within which we were
entered this past weekend in the Heritage Festival
at Fiesta Texas, San Antonion. From thirteen different states
with many
different choirs in competition and concert, choirs were judged
in
classes determined by the size of the high school. In addition
to those
high marks from the judges, our Kelly varsity choir brought
home several
recognitions and honors, including
1. a second place plaque for the Chamber/Gospel Choir division,
and
2. a first place plaque for the Concert choir division of
our class 1A;
3. a Sweepstakes trophy based on those judges marks,
4. a recognition of our directors and an invitation to the
Festival of
Gold at Carnegie Hall, New York City, which is an "invitation
only"
concert next year; and
5. The trophy for the most outstanding choir at the festival,
which
includes all choirs of all sizes and types.
Congratulations, Voice of Kelly High School! And good luck
at TAPPS
State next month.
Kelly Tops
Optimist Club Competition
Several Kelly
students placed in the Optimist Club Oratory Contest held
March 23 in Beaumont. In the boy’s division, Josh Barlow
placed
first and Jared Scheurich placed 2nd. In the girl’s division,
Elisha Lalani placed 1st, Melanie Bransford placed 2nd,
and Lexia Knowles placed 3rd.
Josh and Elisha
will move to the next level to compete in Sugarland at the
regional
competition April 17.
Congratulations
to each of these students for representing Kelly so well!
Kelly Sweeps
Law Day Competition!
For the first
time since Kelly began competing in the Law Day Speech
Contest in the 1990's, Kelly swept all three winning spots
in the Jefferson County Bar
Association Law Day Speech Contest held March 23 at the Jefferson
County Courthouse.
Rome Gonsoulin placed 1st in the competition receiving a $1000
prize.
Bryant Windham placed 2nd receiving $700, and Salimah Jasani
placed 3rd receiving $500. Congratulations to each one.
They will be recognized at the Jefferson County Law Day activities
May 7.
3rd
in State Competition in Dallas
Please congratulate
the members of the Mock Trial team:
Attorneys
Salimah Jasani
(Honorable Mention – Best Advocate)
Rome Gonsoulin
Bryant Windham
Witnesses
Jazzmin Tizard
(Honorable Mention – Best Witness)
Amy Dauer
Tony Miller
Shalea Francois
Caroline Brewton
Elisha Lalani
Timekeeper
Salmon Jasani
TAPPS
Art District Results 2010
Taylor Wolfrom
3rd Drawing Color
Adam Martin
HM Drawing Color
Nicole Brown
HM Drawing Color
Derek David
2nd Drawing Mixed Media
Ryan Patrick
5th Computer Rendered Art
Carolyn Brewton
1st Applied Design
Derek David
1st Watercolor
Brent Krotzer
4th Watercolor
Teilor Long
5th Watercolor
Philomena Baldwin
6th Watercolor
Lucy Prewitt
4th Canvas opaque painting
Travis Walthall
5th Canvas opaque Painting
Travis Walthall
6th Canvas opaque painting
Salimah Jasani
2nd Mixed Media 2-D
Lucy Prewitt
6th Mixed Media 2-D
Kelsey Patrick
1st Relief Sculpture
Kelsey Patrick
4th Relief Sculpture
Derek David
5th Relief Sculpture
Blake Olmstead
3rd Sculpture
Rose Hillin
5th and 6th Sculpture
Kelsey Patrick
1st Printmaking
Adam Martin
2nd Printmaking
Michael Kratzer
4th Printmaking
Kelsey Patrick
6th Printmaking
Rome Gonsoulin
3rd Apparel Product and Jewelry Design
Carolyn Brewton
6th Apparel Product and Jewelry Design
Nicole Laserna
HM Photography unaltered
Derek David
2nd On-Site Drawing
Travis Walthall
3rd On-Site Drawing
Citizen
Bee News
Jacob Ryall, Joseph Sigur, and Ben Yett participated in the
Southeast Texas Citizen
Bee competition at Lamar State College - Port Arthur on Thursday,
March 04, 2010.
Ben Yett placed fourth out of a field of thirty contestants.
Congratulations, Ben!
Varsity
Choir Goes to State
Congratulations
to Varsity Choir who earned seven first
divisions (Superior Ratings) at the
TAPPS Houston
Regional 5 A Competition. In the vocal
genre, an ensemble competes not
with other singers, but against a set of very high standards,
for a rating from a panel of
judges.
Kelly's singers
showed the results of their hard work and
dedication to their art! The
following groups will advance to the state meet on April 16,
2010:
Varsity Choir,
in both Large Ensemble and in Sight Reading,
St. Gregory
Singers Sacred Ensemble,
St. Cecelia
Singers Sacred Ensemble,
Kappelle Men
Sacred Ensemble,
Kappelle Women
Sacred Ensemble, and the
Kelly Lady
Dawgs Pop Ensemble.
Thanks to Lee
Mann, who pulled the Hospitality Suite
together with her art of enlisting
volunteer,parent
s, and the
administration, who helped with room assignments and
juggled many calendar
events to accommodate this competition. We appreciate the
many staff
members and
parents who came to watch the various events. Your support
means a
great deal
to us. Now,
on the STATE!!
Congratulations
to Varsity Choir who made a Superior Rating on 6 of the 7
performing
| groups at the TAPPS Houston Regional 5 A Competition. The
following groups will
advance to state competition on April 16, 2010:
Varsity Choir
– Large Ensemble and Sight Reading
St. Gregory
Singers (Sacred Ensemble)
St. Cecelia
Singers (Sacred Ensemble)
Kappelle Men
(Sacred Ensemble)
Kappelle Women
(Sacred Ensemble)
Kelly Lady
Dawgs (Pop Ensemble)
Salimah Jasani
and Rajesh Reddy both seniors at Monsignor Kelly Catholic
High School h
have been named finalists in the 2010 Annual National Merit
Scholarship Program.
Advancing from the semifinalist category, the two senior students
received their
Certificates of Merit and both have the opportunity to compete
for approximately 8,200
Merit Scholarships awards.
Bravo! Spanish
and French students from Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School
won top
honors in the 2010 Modern Language Competition held on Saturday,
February 13th in
the Student Setzer Center at Lamar University. Kelly students
competed in the
prose/poetry category where judges evaluated their interpretation,
pronunciation,
fluency, intonation and preparation. Eighteen high schools
participated in the event.
Nicah Caluag placed second
in Spanish 1 poetry while Josh Barlow captured 1st place
honors in Spanish 2 poetry. Kelly students took the top two
honors in both Spanish 3
and Spanish 4 poetry with Amy Hooper placing first and Marisa
Pinson placing second in
Spanish 3 and Joseph Sigur placing first and Kathleen Wilson
placing second in Spanish
4. In the category for native Spanish speakers, Giselle Medina
placed second and Allen
Brannon placed third. Colleen Loza took first place honors
in French 1. James Holcombe
placed third in French 3 and in the category for native French
speakers, Karl Eric Vertil
placed first. There was also an art competition with a world
heritage theme. Allen
Brannon placed second in Spanish Art with his painting of
the Burgos Cathedral in Spain.
Also representing Kelly in the event were Rachel Barron, Augusta
Broussard, Torrance
Cobb, Duyen Do, Ryan Donina, Raquel Haddad and Emilie Parma.
The English and Modern Languages
Department and the Spanish Circle of Lamar
University have hosted this competition since 1998 to help
students become aware of the
importance of knowing more than one language, to give the
young learners an
opportunity to use their second or third language in a public
setting to gain proficiency,
and to equip student participants with a better understanding
of cultures.
Salimah Jasani
competed in the American Legion State Oratory Competition
February 15
in Kerrville, placing second and being the runner-up to attend
the national competition in
Indianapolis, Indiana. The second place winner was awarded
$1500! Salimah said the
competition was really intense. Congratulations to a job well
done!
Marita Duesler
has earned a second diamond degree of membership in the National
Forensic League. To recieve this honor, Mrs.Duesler attained
a total of 3,009 points on
November 21, 2009, representing coaching success over several
years. Under the
direction of Mrs.Duesler,
students earned over 30,090 credit points. She will recieve
special recognition at Lincoln Financial Group/NFL National
Speech and Debate
Tournament in Kanas City, Missouri in June of this year.
- Congratulations to Rome
Gonsoulin who has earned an interview with the Houston
Regional Jefferson Scholars Committe. Rome was nominated
to be a Jefferson
Scholar at the University of Virginia for the fall of 2010.
Good luck Rome!
Debate Results
– Westfield High School Tournament
Debaters attended
the last regular tournament of the year at Westfield High
School
January 8-9 and came home with several trophies.
All attending
participated in Student Congress rather than debating and
Joseph Sigur
advanced in Student Congress to the semi-Super Congress.
In individual
events, Josh Barlow advanced to semifinals in both Novice
Prose and Novice
Poetry, continuing to the final round in Poetry, placing 6th
overall.
Salimah Jasani
competed in Domestic Extemp for the first time and advanced
all the way
to the final round in the Championship division, placing 4th
overall with 98 total
contestants. Not bad for the first time in the event!
The Kelly Debate
team beat the weather to Comeaux High School in Lafayette,
Louisiana
this weekend and once again came home successful!
In Student
Congress, Joseph Sigur placed 3rd overall and Elisha Lalani
placed 5th!
The team was
also well represented in semifinals and finals of individual
events.
Josh Barlow advanced in both Declamation and Jr. Oral Interp.
Salena Parker advanced in Sr. Oral Interp.
Bryant Windham
advanced in Sr. Extemporaneous Speaking.
Joseph Sigur
advanced in both Sr. Extemp and Sr. Oral Interp,
moving on to place 6th in Sr. Extemp!
Salena Parker
also placed 6th in Advanced Lincoln-Douglas Debate.
November 2009
Academic
Challenge Team News
Kelly Wins 2nd Place in the Channel 6 Challenge
The Academic
Challenge team of Rajesh Reddy, Jacob Ryall, Joseph Sigur,
and Kathleen Wilson, and coached by Mrs. Lee, advanced to
the finals after
defeating Buna (195-130), Legacy Christian (185-105), and
West Brook (175-
100) in earlier rounds. In the final match, however, the team
lost to Vidor
High School in a hard-fought competition. These students represented
our
school well and are to be congratulated for their hard work
and
determination. Air dates for the last three rounds are January
9 and January
23 at 11:30 a.m., and January 30 at 11 a.m. on KFDM TV Channel
6.
Kelly Participated
in “The People Speak” Debates
The Kelly debate team is once again busily working on the
People Speak
Debates and service
projects associated with the debate.
They are working to repeat a trip to New York this summer
for the third
year. The topic for the fall is “Resolved: When it cannot
do both, the
United Nations should prioritize poverty reduction over combating
climate change.”
The Kelly team of Caroline Brewton, Salimah Jasani, Joe Sigur,
and Salena Parker,
along with moderators Evan Kirschner and Bryant Windham, presented
the debate to the student body and the Mayor of Bevil Oaks,
Becky Ford, on November 11, 2009.
The team will also be working on their projects, the main
one
being recycling at the school, and creating blogs and PSAs
for the competition.
The next debate will be held in the spring. Please plan to
attend to see the
Kelly debaters in action.
DEBATE
NEWS
Bryant Windham won the American
Legion Post 33 Oratory
Contest November 14, receiving a $500 scholarship. He competes
again
in January for the next level. Salimah Jasani won first place
in the
American Legion Post 817 Oratory Competition November 20,
winning a $1,000 scholarship. She will now join Bryant Windham
in the next level of competition on January 16, 2010.
Kelly Debaters Succeed at West Orange-Stark Tournament
The West Orange-Stark mini-tournament was held on October
31,
and Kelly debaters excelled in all events!
In Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Salena Parker placed third,
and Josh Barlow tied for 5th. In the novice division,
Evan Kirschner placed first, and Torij Fuhrman tied for third.
Salena and Josh both received points toward state qualification.
In Student Congress, all three contestants from Kelly placed
and have state qualifying points. Bryant Windham placed 5th,
with Salimah Jasani and Nat Lombardo placing 7th and 8th,
respectively.
In Domestic Extemp, Bryant Windham and Nat Lombardo
advanced to semis, with Bryant going on to finals and placing
5th,
receiving another state qualifying point.
Congratulations to all who attended.
Dulles High School Debate Tournament Results
Members of the Kelly Debate Team attended the
Dulles High School Tournament November 20-21.
Josh Barlow competed in the semifinals in Poetry.
B ryant Windham had another successful tournament
in Student Congress, placing 4th overall
and coming very close to TFA state qualification. The
next tournament will be December 4-5 at Comeaux
High School in Lafayette.
Kelly Claims
2 of 40 All-Area Choir Members
Congratulations to Beau Autin and Devin Medley, who
are newly-auditioned members of the TMEA All-Area
choir! In the third round of auditions on November 19
at Westbrook HS, against the best singers in the Golden
Triangle, Hardin County, and Baytown-Houston areas,
Beau and Devin jumped the next hurdle on their way to
the All-State Choir. They are among the top 40 singers
in our area and are now going on to the final audition
for STATE on January 9th in Deer Park!! Way to work,
Beau and Devin!!!
TMEA All-Area
Choir
Congratulations
to Beau Autin(Aw-ta) and Devin Medley who are newly
auditioned members of the TMEA All-Area choir! In the third
round of
auditions last night at Westbrook HS, against the best singers
in the
Golden Triangle, Hardin County, and Baytown-Houston areas,
Beau and D
Devin jumped the next hurdle on their way to the All-State
Choir. They
are among the top 40 singers in our area, and are now going
on to the
final audition for STATE on January 9th in Deer Park!! Way
to work, Beau
and Devin!!!
MathFest 2009
On October 7, over 130 students from Southeast Texas
participated in Lamar
University's MathFest
2009. Students participating from Kelly included Kristen Moor,
Hannah
Fierce, Carla Lacson, Kathleen
Wilson, Nishant Kumar,
Evan DeLord,
Philomena Baldwin, Crayton Stouse,Christine
Munda, andMary Rizk.
Congratulations to Kristen Moor, who placed third overall
in the
Geometry division of thecompetition,
winning a gift card
Jefferson Scholars Program
Nominee
Senior Rome Gonsoulin
has been selected as Kelly High School's Jefferson
Scholars Program nominee for
the University of Virginia.
Her outstanding academic performance,
standardized test scores, and
involvement
in Kelly organizations
gave her this distinguished recognition.
Congratulations, Rome!
National
Merit Semifinalists
Congratulations
are in order. Rajesh Reddy, the son of Dr. and Mrs.
Keshava Reddy, is a
National Merit
Semifinalist. He has consistently taken the most rigorous
classes that we
offer. By graduation,
Raj will have completed 9 AP classes. He is President of Mu
Alpha
Theta active
in NHS, Key Club, Student Council, and varsity Tennis. Salimah
Jasani, also
a National
Merit Semifinalist, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karam
Ali. She plans to
attend the
University of Texas and pursue law. Enrolled in 8 AP classes,
Salimah is also
President of
Debate and is active in Mock Trial, Drama, and NHS.
The Kelly debate
team attended its first debate tournament of the year at Elkins
High
School in Missouri City this past weekend - September 12-13..
Kelly had 9
semifinal entries in individual events with two moving on
to finals.
Joseph Sigur
and Bryant Windham advanced in Foreign and Domestic Extemp
(respectively).
Salena Parker
and Josh Barlow advanced in prose.
Salena Parker
and Salimah Jasani advanced in Poetry.
Bryant Windham,
Salimah Jasani, and Joseph Sigur advance in Impromptu Speaking
with
Jospeh placing
6th and Salimah placing 4th in the finals.
Bryant Windham
advanced to the Super Congress round of Student Congress placing
6th
overall and receiving a state qualifying point.
In Lincoln-Douglas
championship debate, Salena Parker advanced to the octofinal
round.
Congratulations
to all who attended.
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