RSS Feed |
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Congratulations to the Lometa High School Class of 2008!
Toby Davis is the son of John and Anna Davis. Throughout his high school career he was active in football, basketball, track and field, One-Act Play and FFA. Toby's accomplishments include being named track and field MVP for three years. He was an area and regional qualifier in shotput and discus. In football he was named to the First Team All-District Offense, and in basketball he was named to the All-District Second Team. Toby was a regional qualifier in One-Act Play all four years of high school, qualifying for state twice and receiving All-Star Cast awards at the zone, district and area levels. He was a regional Honorable Mention All-Star Cast winner. Toby served as FFA reporter and president, and was a senior showmanship winner with his meat goat. He also served on the Student Council one year. After graduation, he plans to attend Texas State Technical College in Waco to become a biomedical equipment technician.
Jasmine Ecford has accrued a number of achievements during her high school career. While attending another school, she was a member of the volleyball and track teams, AROTC and took part in the Christmas pageant. She volunteered at an animal shelter and on the Cancer Awareness Step Team, where she received the president award for accumulating 138 hours of service. She received the Lions Club A Award and was on the A-B Honor Roll. After graduation she would like to attend college and major in pre-med biology with the hope of becoming an obstetrician/gynecologist. She also plans to join the Air Force.
A.J. Hodges has received a number of awards during his time in high school. While attending another school, he was part of the Winono agriculture program and received awards for being on the A and A-B Honor Roll. He also garnered the Helping Hand Award, won the Fire Prevention Poster Contest and attended the Lometa Lions Club Honor Banquet. After high school, A.J. hopes to become the owner of a western toy and clothing store.
James Keith Logsdon is the son of Bill and Kathy Logsdon. Valedictorian of his graduating class, James has served on the Superintendent's Council, was class president all four years of high school, and was a member of the FFA and National Honor Society. He is a four-year veteran of the football and track teams, and competed in golf, powerlifting and cross country. He was a three-time regional qualifier in debate and One-Act Play. During his high school football career, James earned numerous awards including All-District Defensive MVP, First- Team All-District Runningback, All-Region Linebacker, Honorable Mention All-State Defense, Academic All-State and Six-Man All- Star selection. He is a two-time regional qualifier in track, a twotime state qualifier in One-Act Play and qualified for UIL academic regionals all four years. He qualified for area as a member of the FFA Ag Issues Forum team. A recipient of the Lometa Most-Scholarly Award, James plans to attend Angelo State University, where he will pursue a degree in psychology.
Heather Mays is the daughter of Rhonda Mays and Julian Maldonado. She was active on the high school basketball and track teams. Heather attended the Lions Club Honor Banquet and was on the A-B Honor Roll. She also received the award for perfect attendance. After graduation she plans to join the Navy with a ship date of August or December.
|
for larger version       |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)
)