Student of the Month

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Cap Rock Telephone Cooperative, Inc. will sponsor a student of the month during this school year.  The student will be featured in the Paducah Post.  A high school student is selected by a committee of Guthrie CSD teachers.  Students are selected based on academic standings, extra-curricular participation,  general overall attitude, attendance, and school & community involvement.  The student is also recognized with a plaque presentation.

September Students of the Month 
Junior, Ashley Daniel is the daughter of Terry Daniel of Guthrie and the late Casey Daniel.  While in high school, Ashley has participated in girls athletics, FFA, and One Act Play.  Her true love is riding horses and can be seen riding young colts around town.  “She is an inspiration to all around her—always giving 100% and more. And, always with a smile on her face,” Mrs. Bergvall said.  Congratulations, Ashley—have a great year!

 

Junior, Ty Adams is the son of Suzy and Travis Adams of Guthrie.  Ty plays center and defensive end for the Jaguars.  He also plays basketball and shows pigs and goats with 4-H.  Last year he began helping out in the library.  Librarian, Mrs. Shipman said, “Ty has been so helpful to us in the library.  He is the type of student who can see what needs to be done with having to tell him.  He’s been a great asset to us.”  Good work, Ty   back to the top

October Students of the Month 

Freshman, Kim Norris is the daughter of Tamara Seider of Guthrie. Kim moved to Guthrie last fall from Shallowater.  As a freshman, she has had a very good start.  She is on the cross country team that has had a very successful year so far.  She looks forward to playing basketball and running track as well.  Presently she is preparing for the Parliamentary Procedure contest with FFA coming up November 12th and 17th.  Bob Burkett, FFA instructor said, “Kim plays like she practices—giving it 100% all the time.  I’ve never seen a student love a challenge more than Kim.”  Good job, Kim!

Freshman, Brett Atkinson is the son of Brent and Jerri Atkinson of Dickens.  Brett transferred in this year from Patton Springs and has been a great asset to our student body.  Although he is not eligible to participate in athletics this year, he has become an integral part of the team—giving great support on the sidelines.  He’s also been very involved with showing lambs, goats, and steers and will continue to show with 4-H and FFA in Guthrie.  “Brett shows tremendous character for a kid his age.  He’s willing to work hard and be a part of the team despite the fact that he is not able to play yet.” Coach Larry Reid said.  Congratulations, Brett! back to the top

November Students of the Month  

This month we want to honor the high school girls cross country team and our high school football team as Students of the Month. Both teams began practices in August before other students even began classes.  They practiced in the hot, West Texas sun when temperatures were often over 100 degrees.  These two teams have proven that teamwork, drive, and determination are keys to achieving success. 

Guthrie Jaguars
2007 District 9 Runner-Up
Record: 8-2

Guthrie Lady Jags
2007 District 10 District Champions
Region II Runner-Up
State 3rd Place Winners

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December Students of the Month

Senior, Quentin is the son of Jr. and Debra Daniel of Guthrie and Stephanie Daniel and Bob Yamboro of Wooster, Ohio.  Quentin played running back and tight end for the Guthrie Jaguars.  He also plays basketball and runs track.  Recently, he was selected to play in the 6-man All-Star game this summer.  Great job, Q! 

Sophomore Katie Jones is the daughter of Brenda and David Jones.  She was member of the 3rd Place State Cross Country Team.  She plays basketball for the Lady Jags and is consistently one of the lead scorers.  She also runs track and is a member of FCCLA.  Keep up the good work, Katie.  back to the top

January Students of the Month  

Junior, Kim Contreras is the daughter of Hector and Rosa Contreras of Guthrie. Kim has been involved in cross country, basketball, and track. She has been in one act play the last two years and has participated in several events in UIL academics. She is a local officer in FCCLA will be running for a Regional Officer this spring. “In the last two years, it has been a joy to watch Kim as she has gained so much poise and presence when getting up in front of a group of people. She continues to make strides in so many areas,”  Mrs. Graves said.

Congratulations, Kim!

Freshman, Cole Hatfield is the son of Reggie and Tammy Hatfield of Guthrie. Cole played running back and nose guard for the Jaguars this fall. This spring he will spend most of his time preparing his steers for the major stock shows.  “He is a hard worker in the shop.  I’m very proud of the gate he’s made. He’s put a lot of work into and it shows,” said Mr. Burkett.

Keep up the good work, Cole!

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February Students of the Month  

Freshman, Mackenzie Powell is the daughter of Tacy and Jay Lamb of Guthrie and Corey and Cynthia Powell of Temple, TX. Mackenzie, known mostly as “Mack”, has been very active her first year of high school. She was an alternate on the cross country team that placed 3rd at State, and is member of Guthrie Lady Jags basketball team which has qualified for State.  Later this semester, she will be in the one act play and compete in UIL Academics.  2nd Grade teacher Mrs. Hurt said, “It is always a pleasure to see Mack in the halls. I have watched her interact with elementary students and she brightens their day. As an elementary teacher, you appreciate that in the older students.” Great job, Mack!!

Senior, Ty Fox is the son of Phil and Cynthia Fox of Guthrie. Ty has played football for the Guthrie Jags for four years, played basketball, and run track. He has also been involved in FFA and 4-H and worked as crew on one act play.  This semester, he has taken on added responsibility by working for the school three hours each afternoon.  “His good work ethics are impressive,” said Mrs. Bergvall. “He has put forth a great deal of effort in filling out scholarships while still keeping up his homework and his job. I really appreciate his enthusiasm for doing it all.” Ty plans to attend Vernon College in the fall. Thanks for all your help, Ty!!     back to the top

March Students of the Month  

Freshman, Kaylee is the daughter of Karl of Chalk, TX and Connie of Ropesville, TX/  Kaylee has been very active during her first year of high school, participating in basketball, track, cheerleading, UIL and One Act Play.  She is also a regional officer for FCCLA.  She is known by her friendly smile, outgoing personality, and positive attitude.  Mrs. Graves, technology teacher and FCCLA sponsor said, "Kaylee was a very dependable officer and a pleasure to work with.  She is very talented in many areas."  Congratulations, Kaylee!! 

Chase Reed, son of Randy and Mel, is a junior at Guthrie High School.  Known as "Patch" to his friends, Chase is an avid football player for the Jags, and also participates in basketball, track, and FFA.  According to Coach Chisum, "Chase is an extremely hard worker, and gives extra effort in everything that he does."  Chase plans to pursue a career in ranching upon graduation next year.  Great job, Chase! back to the top

April Students of the Month

Freshman Bailey Hicks is the daughter of Tim and Che'rei Hicks of Paducah.  Bailey ran cross country, played basketball, and has participated in track and field this year.  Next year, she is adding mascot to her list of activities.  She was in the one act play contest this spring earning an All-Star cast medal at the District level.  In UIL academics she was high scorer in biology at the District level and traveled to Lubbock for the Regional meet with the qualifying science team.  "I was proud of Bailey getting on All-Star Cast at District.  She was playing a boy's role, and doing a very convincing job of it.  So, I was glad a judge recognized her talents," Ms. Dodson said.  Congratulations, Bailey!

Senior Omar is the son of Juanita and Isabel Sandoval of Guthrie.  Omar has been active in football, basketball, and track his four years of high school.  He is also in FFA and has participated in judging and UIL Academics.  He is a member of National Honor Society.  He plans to attend Vernon College in the fall.  "Despite injuries the last couple of years, Omar has always supported the teams from the sidelines while working through his rehabilitation.  That's a great quality to see in a student," Coach Reid said.  Thanks for always doing a great job, Omar.   back to the top

May Students of the Month

Shaley Shipman has been selected as a Student of the Month for May.  Shaley, a junior, is the daughter of  Roddy and JoAnn Shipman and has attended Guthrie Schools since kindergarten.  She is active in all girls’ sports, including basketball, cross country, and track.  She has been a cheerleader for three years, and will also cheer for the Jags her senior year. Shaley has been involved in UIL Academics, One Act Play, FCCLA and is regularly on the honor roll.  Her plans after graduation include attending LCU in Lubbock and working in the missionary field.

Stetson Criswell is the son of Van and Karen Criswell of Guthrie.  As a freshman, Stetson has participated in football, basketball and track.  He is also active in UIL Academics , FFA Dairy Judging, and was a member of the State Qualifying Parliamentary Chapter Conducting Team. Stetson is also consistently on the honor roll.  “Stetson is an asset to have on the football field.  He is a solid player and never complains,” according to Coach Larry Reid. Stetson is looking forward to the 2008-09 football season, where he will be returning as sophomore quarterback. 

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Student of the Year is a young lady who has continued to have a great year and give 100% inspiration to those around her. Junior Ashley still rides her horse around town, participates in 4-H horse shows, FFA, and was recently tapped to become a National Honor Society member. She took part in Groundhog Shadow Day job shadowing and was on the crew for One Act Play.  She still smiles and has a pleasant greeting for everyone she meets in the hallway at GHS.  She recently let her hair down, put on her black formal, and enjoyed the social event of the year at GHS - the Sports Banquet.  Thanks, Ashley, for adding friendly words of encouragement to students and faculty in our school!  back to the top

Student of the Month is sponsored by Cap Rock Telephone Cooperative, Inc., Spur, TX.