School news Thursday, April 6, 1995, Longview News-Journal 5C Longview UlL results Nineteen Longview High School students will advance to regional academic competition April 21-22 at Baylor University in Waco after earning medals in Friday's district University Interscholastic League contest. The one-act play will compete Friday in area competition. Longview UIL sponsor Pam Mercer-McWilliams said Longview'g students placed at or near the top in areas ranging from math and spelling to drama. "I think it speaks well for the school," she said, "We're not just strong in one area, we're strong across the board." Of six schools in the district, Longview ranked second overall with 359 points. Tyler's Robert E.
Lee ranked first with 435 points, while Nacogdoches ranked third with 245, followed by John Tyler Longview. SCIENCE (TOP SCORERS) Biology Amy Beeton, Robert E. Lee; Chemistry Vivek Ramarath- nam, Robert E. Lee; Physics Amy, Beeton, Robert E. Lee.
SPELLING VOCABULARY 1. Nathaniel Edwards, Robert E. Lee 2. Terrence Ates, John Tyler 3. Karen Hinds, Robert E.
Lee. SPELLING VOCABULARY (TEAM) 1. Nathaniel Edwards, Karen Hinds, Jenni Dykes, Robert E. Lee. ONE-ACT PLAY: Overall win- ner: Longview High School.
Best Actor: Randy Goetz. All Star Cast included Travis Flournoy, Brian Rife, John Beavers' and Russell Hurst all of Longview and Leonard Sparks and David Easley of Marshall. Stephen Butler! of Longview was awarded Honor- able Mention. with 113 points, Marshall with 83 points and Lufkin with 51 points. Winners and their places are as follows: LINCOLN DOUGLAS DEBATE: 1.
Heather Haynes, Robert E. Lee 2. Seth Skorkowsky, Robert E. Lee 3. Richard Vance, Robert E.Lee.
EXTEMPORANEOUS INFORMATIVE SPEAKING: 1. Richard Vance, Robert E. Lee 2. Jason Mida, Robert E. Lee 3.
Drew Ray-burn, Nacogdoches. EXTEMPORANEOUS PERSUASIVE SPEAKING 1. Kay Williams, Marshall 2. Aaron Shoenewolf, Nacogdoches 3. Jason Sykes, Nacogdoches.
POETRY INTERPRETATION: 1. Travis Flournoy, Longview 2. Sara Becker, Robert E. Lee 3. Randy Goetz, Longview.
PROSE INTERPRETATION: 1. E.Lee. LITERARY CRITICISM: 1. Cecily Luft, Robert E. Lee 2.
Mandi Hennis, Robert E. Lee 3. Sara Beraun, Robert E. Lee. LITERARY CRITICISM (TEAM) 1.
Cecily Luft, Mandi Hennis, Sara Beraun, Robert E. MATHEMATICS: 1. Ginger Anderson, Longview 2. David Rat-liff, Longview 3. Trip Owen, Long-view.
NUMBER SENSE: 1. Tiffany Combest, Longview 2. Ginger Anderson, Longview 3. Trip Owen, Longview. READY WRITING: 1.
Eric Sem-lear, Longview 2. Stephen Wells, John Tyler 3. Kevin George, Marshall. SCIENCE: 1. Vivek Ramarath-nam, Robert E.
Lee 2. Amy Beeton, Robert E. Lee 3. Ginger Anderson, cia, John Tyler. CALCULATOR APPLICATIONS: 1.
Kim Tran, Longview 2. Carrie Kaplan, Longview 3. Jonathan Anderson, Longview. CALCULATOR APPLICATION (TEAM): 1. Kim Tran, Carrie Kaplan, Jonathan Anderson Longview.
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: 1. Christine Hanco*ck, Lufkin 2. Kim Taylor, Marshall 3. Nicole Edwards, John Tyler. COMPUTER SCIENCE TEAM: 1.
Allison Scheidler, Sara Beraun, Melanie Forster, Robert E. Lee. CURRENT ISSUES EVENTS: 1. Matt Heaton, Robert E. Lee 2.
Wendy Kimbrell, Robert E. Lee 3. Jamie Dickson, Nacogdoches. CURRENT ISSUES EVENTS: 1. Matt Heaton, Mandi Hennig, Wendy Kimbrell, Robert Dave SaleK, Robert E.
Lee 2. John Beavers, Longview 3. Mona Trent, Longview. EDITORIAL WRITING: 1. James Buckner, Robert E.
Lee 2. Jeff Awtry, Nacogdoches 3. Sarah Hoitsma, Robert E. Lee. FEATURE WRITING: 1.
James Buckner, Robert E. Lee 2. Chana Rees, Nacogdoches 3. Sarah Hoitsma, Robert E. Lee.
HEADLINE WRITING: 1. Bryan Campbell, Robert E. Lee 2. Kris Maxwell, Nacogdoches 3. James Baker, Robert E.
Lee. NEWS WRITING: 1. Courtney Smith, Robert E. Lee 2. LeighAna Walker, Longview 3.
Chana Rees, Nacogdoches. ACCOUNTING: 1. Amy Martin, John Tyler 2. Mark Pollock, Long-view 3. Nancy Garcia, John Tyler.
ACCOUNTING (TEAM): l.Amy Martin, Kathy Parker, Nancy Gar Jarvis College's Berry named special service program president Berry has served Jarvis in sev Berry has been an active member and board member of TASSSP for several years, and planned this year's meeting which focused on leadership, diversity and educational opportunity. and writing. She also heads the Upward Bound program, which helps high school students prepare them, selves for the transition to college and adapt to college life. HAWKINS Mary Berry, director of the Student Support Services Division at Jarvis Christian College, was elected president of the Texas Association of Student Special Service Programs on the first day of its annual meeting. eral capacities, but as Student Support Services director she heads a program which provides students opportunities to improve their skills in English, math, reading i 'i I M.
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