Paw Print Press Proudly Serving Itasca The Big Little Town since 1997 Itasca, Texas 76055 Vol. 2010 Issue #22 May 28, 2010 Graduating Class of 2010 1 st Row - Valedictorian Devin Corbitt, Salutatorian Ashley Durham 2 nd Row - Ciera Thompson, Katelyn Seaman, Mary Maddox, Courtney Barton, Eva Mayberry 3 rd Row - Chad Rutherford, Desmond Guy, Tevin Mayberry, Ryan Crouch, Megan Goff, Justin Zint, Cherri Lloyd 4 th row - Megan Prescott, Jessika Rodriguez, Isaac Delgado, Chantel Courtnier, Elizabeth Olguin, Abigail Saldierna 5 th row - Vanessa Webb, Leo Coronado, Demietric McVea, Rosendo Zavala, Michael Garcia, Krystal Benefield 6 th row - Amanda Jones, Katherine Green, Brenda Jordan, Marsha Guy, Eddie Coronado, Loretta Ward 7 th row - Juan Flores, Cody Reece, Stanley Johnson, Jesse Payne, Matthew Wilkins 8 th row - Isaac Perez, Forest Elkins, Dillon Payne, Greg Mason, Hunter Laird Missing from Photo - Corey Martinez
Page 2 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press 2010 Valedictorian & Salutatorian Left to right Valedictorian Devin Corbitt is the daughter of Alan and Susan Corbitt. Salutatorian Ashley Durham is the daughter of Barry and Joanna Durham. 2010 Honor Graduates 1 st Row - Valedictorian Devin Corbitt, Salutatorian Ashley Durham 2 nd Row Eva Mayberry, Ciera Thompson, Katelyn Seaman, Mary Maddox, Courtney Barton, Cherri Lloyd 3 rd Row - Chad Rutherford, Desmond Guy, Tevin Mayberry, Ryan Crouch, Megan Goff, Justin Zint Courtney Barton - Hill College Krystal Benefield - Hill College Devin Corbitt - Southwestern University Eddie Coronado - undecided Leo Coronado Texas State Technical College Chantel Courtnier - Texas State Technical College/MCC Ryan Crouch - Hill College Isaac Delgado - Hill College Ashley Durham - Oklahoma State University Forest Elkins Hill College/UNT Juan Flores - undecided Michael Garcia - Abilene Christian University Megan Goff - San Antonio College Katherine Green - McLennan Community College Desmond Guy - undecided Marsha Guy - McLennan Community College Stanley Johnson - Hill College/Air Force Amanda Jones - Navarro College Brenda Jordan - Hill College/Navy Hunter Laird - Hill College Cherri Lloyd - Southwestern Assemblies of God University Mary Maddox - Hill College Corey Martinez - undecided Gregory Mason - Wichita State University Eva Mayberry - Hill College Our Future Plans Tevin Mayberry University of Texas Arlington Demietric McVea - undecided Elizabeth Olguin - Hill College Dillon Payne - Hill College Jesse Payne - Navy Isaac Perez - McLennan Community College Meagan Prescott - Hill College James Reece - Hill College Jessika Rodriguez - Art Institute of Austin Chad Rutherford - Hill College Abigail Saldierna - Texas State Technical College Katelyn Seaman - undecided Ciera Thompson - Prairie View A&M University Loretta Ward - Hill College Vanessa Webb - Art University of Dallas Matthew Wilkins - Texas Bible College - Lufkin Texas Rosendo Zavala - Texas State Technical College Justin Zint- Institute of Production and Recording - Minneapolis, MN Senior Issue Editors Shelby Ledwig & Ashley Spain All Artwork & Caricatures by Michelle Ignacz & Martin Martinez
Page 3 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Our Accomplishments Courtney Barton Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Hill College Scholarship, Ex- Students Association Scholarship, Molly Crouch Anderson Scholarship, UIL Prose, Homecoming Queen, Football Sweetheart, Prom Queen, Miss IHS, Most Dependable, Cheerleader (11 th -12 th ), PAL (11 th -12 th ) Krystal Benefield Cecil Calvert Wilson Memorial Scholarship, Hill College Scholarship, UIL Literary Criticism Devin Corbitt Valedictorian, Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, UIL Scholar Award, Chamber of Commerce Youth of the Year Award, State UIL Academic (2 years), Emery & Cora Wilson Memorial Scholarship, National Honor Society Scholarship, Journalism Scholarship, Outstanding English Student (12 th ), Dual Credit English, College Statistics, A Honor Roll, Band (9 th 12 th ), Band Sweetheart, Drum Major (12 th ), Paw Print Press (9 th 12 th ), UIL CX Debate, Informative Speaking, Ready Writing, Editorial Writing, State UIL Editorial Writing 2 nd place & 6 th place, Headline Writing, One Act Play Eddie Coronado - National Honor Society, Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, Cinco de Mayo Scholarship, Hill College Scholarship, Band (9 th -12 th ), Band Beau, UIL Number Sense, Baseball (9th grade), Football (9 th 12 th ), UIL Science, DCP Leo Coronado Chamber of Commerce Scholarship, Hill College Scholarship, Baseball (9 th ), DCP Chantel Courtnier Emery & Cora Wilson Memorial Scholarship, Perseverance Award (10 th ), 1 st Team All District Basketball (11 th ) Ryan Crouch Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Hill County Queen Scholarship, Hill College Scholarship, Hill County Retired School Personnel Scholarship, Ex-Student Association Scholarship, Charles Bryant Memorial Scholarship, Itasca Booster Club Scholarship, UIL Mathematics, Dual Credit Algebra, Physics Award, Ag/FFA (9 th - 12 th ), Baseball (9 th -11 th ), Football (9 th -11 th ), UIL Science Isaac Delgado Hill College Scholarship, DCP Ashley Durham Salutatorian, Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, UIL Scholar Award, E.E. & Claudie Freeman Memorial Scholarship, Journalism Scholarship, Outstanding Math Student (12 th ), Outstanding Science Student (12 th ), Chamber of Commerce Youth of the Year Award, Dual Credit Government, Telecommunications & Networking Award, Paw Print Press (9 th 12 th ), Softball (9 th -12), Miss Softball (10 th - 12 th ), District Softball MVP (12 th ), Basketball (9 th -11 th ), UIL Editorial Writing, News Writing Forest Elkins - Principal s Scholarship Juan Flores - Principal s Scholarship Michael Garcia Cinco de Mayo Scholarship, Molly Crouch Anderson Memorial Scholarship Megan Goff - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, UIL Scholar Award, Lloyd Ford Wampus Cat of the Year Scholarship, Itasca Nursing Home Volunteer Scholarship, Brenton Hughes Memorial Scholarship, Journalism Scholarship, Chamber of Commerce Youth of the Year Award, UIL Extracurricular Scholar Award, State UIL Academic, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Paw Print Press (9 th 12 th ), UIL Ready Writing, News Writing, Feature Writing, State UIL Feature Writing-7 th place (12 th ), Cheerleader (9 th 12 th ), Miss Track (10 th & 12 th ), 1 st Team All District Basketball Team (11 th & 12 th ), Region All District Basketball Team, All District Defensive Basketball Player of Year (12 th ), Wendy s Heisman School Award (12 th ), Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce/Chicken Express All Star Basketball Classic (12 th ) Katherine Green - Principal s Scholarship Desmond Guy - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Lloyd Ford Wampus Cat of the Year Scholarship, Ex- Student Association Scholarship, Brenton Hughes Memorial Scholarship, UIL Extracurricular Scholar Award, UIL Science, Prom King, Football Beau, Football (9 th -12 th ), District Football Most Valuable Player (11 th -12 th ), Waco Tribune Football Player of Week (11 th -12 th ), District 1 st Team Offense & Defense (11 th & 12 th ), Basketball (9 th -12 th ), District Newcomer of Year Award (9 th ), Basketball Hardwood Player of Year (10 th ), All-District Basketball 1 st Team (9 th -12 th ), TABC All State Team (11 th & 12 th ), Super Centex All Star Basketball Team (11 th -12 th ), Mr. Basketball (11 th & 12 th ), District Basketball MVP (11 th ), Mineral Wells Chamber of Commerce/Chicken Express All Star Basketball Classic (12 th ), Fellowship of Christian Athletes Super Centex Victory Bowl Marsha Guy Principal s Scholarship, UIL LD Debate Regional (11 th 12 th ) Stanley Johnson Hill College Scholarship, Football 1 st Team Offense (12 th ) Amanda Jones Desktop Publishing Scholarship, Softball (9 th ), DCP Award, DCP Brenda Jordan Principal s Scholarship, Hill College Scholarship, Perfect Attendance, Hill College Cosmetology (11 th & 12 th ) Hunter Laird Rotary Boy, Hill College Scholarship, Ag/FFA (10 th - 12 th )
Page 4 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Our Accomplishments Cherri Lloyd - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, UIL Scholar Award, Olen Nuchols Scholarship, Yearbook Scholarship, John Phillip Sousa Award (12 th ), Band (9 th -12), Drum Major (11 th -12 th ), Cheerleader (12 th ), Yearbook (12 th ), UIL Prose Mary Maddox - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Itasca Nursing Home Volunteer Scholarship, Journalism Scholarship, Chamber of Commerce Youth of the Year Award, UIL Extracurricular Scholar Award, State UIL Academic, Hill College Scholarship, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Paw Print Press (9 th 12 th ), UIL News Writing, State UIL News Writing-7 th place (12 th ), Cheerleader (11 th &12 th ), Basketball (9 th -12 th ), 1 st Team All District (12), Softball (9 th -12 th ), Softball Offensive Player of Year (12 th ), Softball Academic All-District (12 th ), Perseverance Award (12 th ) Corey Martinez Principal s Scholarship, DCP Greg Mason Football (10 th -12 th ), Football Offensive Player of the Year Award (12 th ), Mr. Track (11 th ) Eva Mayberry - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Hill College Scholarship, Journalism Scholarship, Chamber of Commerce Youth of the Year Award, Paw Print Press (9 th 12 th ), UIL Feature Writing (Alt), Cheerleader (9 th 11 th ), Basketball (9 th -11 th ), District 6 th Man Award (11 th ), Softball (9 th ), DCP Tevin Mayberry - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Communication (Cell Phone) Scholarship, UIL Extracurricular Scholar Award, Football (9 th -12 th ), Basketball (9 th -12 th ) Demietric McVea PAES Computer Technology Award, Football Manager (4 years) Elizabeth Olguin Hill College Scholarship, DCP Dillon Payne - Hill College Scholarship Jesse Payne - Hill College Scholarship, PAL (12 th ), Ag/FFA (9 th - 12 th ) Isaac Perez Hardaway Memorial Scholarship, Economics Award, Band (9 th -12 th ) Meagan Prescott Hill College Scholarship, Softball (9 th -11 th ), Miss Softball (11 th ), DCP James Reece Hill College Scholarship, PAL I Award, PAL (12 th ), Ag/FFA (9 th & 12 th ) Jessika Rodriguez Yearbook Scholarship, Cinco de Mayo Queen 2007, Basketball (9 th -12 th ), Perseverance Award (10 th ), Yearbook I Award, Cheerleader (10 th & 12 th ), Softball (9 th -12 th ), UIL Poetry Chad Rutherford - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Hill College Scholarship, Hill County 4-H Scholarship, TEEA 4-H Scholarship, Cody Allen Scholarship, Ag/FFA (9 th - 12 th ), Football (9 th -12 th ), Lineman of the Year Award (12 th ), Baseball (10th), Perseverance Award (12 th ) Abigail Saldierna - National Honor Society, BCIS II Award, PAL (11 th ) Katelyn Seaman - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Cinco de Mayo Scholarship, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Basketball (9 th -12 th ), Softball (9 th -12 th ), Cheerleader (10 th -12 th ) Ciera Thompson - Honor Graduate, National Honor Society, Rotary Girl, Cinco de Mayo Scholarship, Hill County Realty Scholarship, Ex-Student Association Scholarship, Molly Crouch Anderson Memorial Scholarship Outstanding Social Studies Student (12 th ), UIL Science, Softball (9 th ) Loretta Ward - Hill College Scholarship Vanessa Webb Proctor Baker Memorial Scholarship, Government Award Matthew Wilkins Principal s Scholarship, UIL Mathematics Rosendo Zavala - Principal s Scholarship, Perfect Attendance, Ag/FFA (10 th - 12 th ), UIL Calculator Justin Zint - Yearbook Scholarship, Honor Graduate Yearbook (12 th )
Page 5 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Churches of Itasca Bethlehem Missionary Baptist W. Spurgeon 687-2800 Central Baptist Church 401 E. Monroe 687-2343 Church of Christ 200 N. Aquilla 687-2774 First Baptist Church 107 S. Lamar 687-2783 First Presbyterian Church 106 N. Lamar 687-2243 First United Methodist Main & King St. 687-2475 Loveview Baptist Church FM 2959 East of I-35 Second Baptist Church 120 W. Marrion 687-9134 Shiloh Community Church 254-582-0487 St. John Missionary Baptist 506 S. Weaver 687-2821 3 rd Day Worship Center 107 E. Adams 214 564-2185 Itasca Nursing Home Sunday - 10:00 a.m. Everyone Welcome Monday Evening 6:00 p.m. Central Baptist Church Sunday School 9:45 Worship 10:50 a.m. Youth (7 th - 12 th grade) 5:00 p.m. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00-7:00 p.m. Tuesday - Ladies Bible Study 6:30 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Adult Bible Study and Prayer 7:00 p.m. Youth (7th-12th) 7:00 p.m. website - itascacbc.org First United Methodist Church 401 E. Main St, Itasca, TX 254-687-2475 E-mail: itascaumc@digitex.net Where Worship Is Joyous! Experience the energy of God s promise in a beautiful, historic sanctuary. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.-10:30 (All ages) Sunday Worship Service 10:50 a.m. Refreshments between Sunday School & Church Services 10:30 a.m. Wednesday 5-6:00 p.m. - Youth Bible Study (all ages) Wednesday 6 p.m. Youth Choir Practice (ages 11 up) Itasca Church of Christ - 200 N. Aquilla St. Are we taking a test without reading the book? That is exactly what many are doing when it comes to the Bible. They go by what they feel, think, or what others have told them, but have never read for themselves the complete book. This is the most important test you will ever take! Join us at the Itasca Church of Christ? Sunday mornings - 9:45 a.m. - Bible classes- 10:45 a.m. - Worship - 5:00 p.m. worship Wednesday 7 p.m. - Bible study All are welcome. First Presbyterian Church 106 N. Lamar Itasca 254-687-2243 itascafpc@sbcglobal.net www.fpcitasca.org "In mission to and with the Presbyterian Childrens Home to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ." Sundays - 9:30-10:00 Fellowship in Barton Hall 10-10:45 Sunday School 11 a.m. - Worship Service 6 pm Praise/Worship (Sanctuary) 6:30 KFC/Hour of Power Tues. & Thurs. 10 a.m. Exercise Class - Barton Hall Wed. 6:30 Vespers Service Chapel - 7:15 Choir practice ANGEL FOOD SITE Second Missionary Baptist Church 120 W. Marrion St. Itasca TX 76055 Rev. George Demmerritte Jr. (Pastor) Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Bible Study 5:30p.m. 2BC*2 Youth Meeting 6:30-8:00pm Wednesday Itasca Ministerial Alliance No Meetings in June, July, August Itasca Zoning Committee Meeting 2 nd Monday of Month 6:00 p.m. - 136 N. Hill St. Itasca City Council Meeting Monday, June 14, 2010-6:00 p.m. Itasca ISD School Board Meeting Monday, June 21, 2010 7:00 p.m. Itasca Depot Heritage and Education Center Schedule May 28 Graduation Day 12 noon 3 p.m. Everyone Welcome Notice to Proposers - Invitation to Bid Request for Proposals (RFP) in a one-step process for a Construction Manager At-Risk for the 2010 Bond Projects for the Itasca Independent School District will be received in the Itasca ISD Administrative Office, 123 North College Street, Itasca, Texas 76055, until 2:00 P.M., June 10, 2010. Each Proposer shall identify his sealed proposal by typing on the outside of the envelope: Itasca Independent School District RFP #10-001 Construction Manager At-Risk 2010 Bond Projects Attn: Glenn Pittman, Superintendent 123 North College Street, Itasca, Texas 76055 PBK, INC. Architect The district shall receive, publicly open, and read aloud at the specified date and time listed above the name of the proposers only in the Library at Itasca ISD, 123 North College Street, Itasca, Texas 76055 The proposal packet may be obtained beginning Thursday, May 20, 2010, by calling the reprographics company at: Reprographics Ft. Worth 2220 W. Peter Smith Street Ft. Worth, Texas 76102 Phone: 817-332-9704 Fax: 817-335-7855 A pre-proposal meeting will be held at the Itasca ISD Library, 123 North College Street, Itasca, Texas 76055 on Wednesday, June 2, 2010 @ 4:00 p.m. Itasca ISD reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive irregularities or informalities as may be deemed in the District s interest
Page 6 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press County Fair Dates Set for 2011 Press Release The Hill County Ag Youth, Inc. Board of Directors recently held its annual meeting and set the dates for the 2011 Hill County Fair. It will remain the last week in January, running from Wednesday, January 26, through Saturday, January 29. Re-elected to serve two-year terms on the board from the various justice of the peace precincts were Charlie French of Blum, Nick Pustejovsky of Abbott and Jack Ward of Hubbard. Newcomer on the board will be Craig Morris of Covington. Appointed members coming onto the board include Penny Sumrall representing creative arts and education and Lloyd Warren representing 4-H. In the financial report, proceeds from the sale in the livestock division were up just over $50,000, going from $208,730 in 2009 to $259,315 in January. Livestock Superintendent Curtis Thompson expressed appreciation to those individuals and businesses who came out to support the youth of the county by bidding on their projects. Other than the addition of several classes in the rabbit division, there were no major rules changes in the livestock division. Terri Pustejovsky has taken over as chair of the Creative Arts and Education Division. She is currently recruiting volunteers to assist with next year s fair and may be contacted by calling 254-582-0689. The board approved the purchase of new chicken and rabbit pens. Thank You, Itasca! On behalf of the Itasca Cinco de Mayo Committee, we would just like to say thank you, to everyone who has supported us, for the last 20 years. We could not have done this without you! And with your continued support, we will go another 20 years! A special Thanks, to our sponsors & friends: Barbara Petrash & Paw Print Press The Reporter Diane Barnes Janet Curry Mrs. McClure & Desktop Publishing Matt Fehnel Bob Wilson Lorenzo Chavez Oscar Castillo Larry Dominguez Joe Carranza Lloyd Ford Chief Griscavage & The Itasca Police Dept. Wayland Price & The Itasca Fire Dept. Rotary Club BFI/Trinity Smart Stop Jimmy s Corner Store Janie Baker Kristi Sargent HILCO Electric Citizens State Bank Itasca Chamber of Commerce Stars & Stripes Leach Trailers City of Itasca (Staff and Council) Cinco de Mayo Committee (we survived another year!) Great job guys! Big Thanks to our guys who always setup the stage and take everything down, you know who you are, we love you! (The garage guys!) Thank you, to all the ones we missed on our list! We have had loving support from Itasca, I m sure we forgot a few thank yous! Cinco de Mayo Committee HRH Senior Circle, Healthy Woman Join Forces for Upcoming Special Event Press Release Hill Regional Hospital Senior Circle and Healthy Women organizations will be sponsoring a Victorian Tea/Luncheon/Fashion Show event on Friday, June 4 at 12:00. Elaine Hensarling (pictured), from Calvert TX, will be the guest speaker. Every fall Mrs. Hensarling directs and hosts a Victorian themed "afternoon tea" as well as a evening High Tea and Dance in Calvert, Texas. The complimentary lunch, which will be served at this event, will be in keeping with the theme of the day. After lunch, the fashion show models will take to the stage to show off summer clothing from The Gap, Lane Bryant, The Children's Place and other stores at the Outlets At Hillsboro. Models, of all ages, will show off the latest, the cutest, the best for dressing up and the best for play fashions. Many door prizes will be awarded. Another phase of this event will be the display of tea service sets belonging to Healthy Woman and Senior Circle members. These two organizations are encouraging their members to participate in this special part of the event. Please contact Judie Dibbern at 580-8888 about bringing a tea service set for the display. Reservations are requested by Monday, May 31 by calling Judie Dibbern at 580-8888 or Becky Jones at 580-8887. "We are hearing "a buzz" start about this event and everyone seems very excited about it." "We are working very hard to make sure they have a wonderful time!" said Rosemary Smith, HRH Marketing Director and Healthy Woman.
Page 7 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Dallas/Fort Worth VisionWalk Press Release Left to right Shakeal Mozon, Megan Spain, Tevin Mayberry, Ashley Spain, Brandon, Jamie and Destiny Terronis and Brittany Green. Congratulations the Itasca and Grandview students who woke up at 4:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 15, 2010 to come and volunteer to set up and walk 3 miles in the hope of helping to save someone s sight. These dedicated students helped set a National Vision- Walk attendance with their presence. A special thank you goes out to everyone for their support of the 3rd Annual Dallas / Fort Worth VisionWalk presented by Bell Nunnally & Martin and Walmart. With the donations that came in on Walk day, they have flown past the goal of $125,000, jumped over $150,000, and are on their way to $200,000! Keep checking the website to watch the thermometer rise. www.visionwalk.org HUGE ESTATE SALE! Saturday (5/29) through Monday (5/31) 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 207 E. Elm St -- Downtown Hillsboro This sale, our largest in 22 years, combines the partial estates of Betty Sawyer (Canterbury's), Bonnie Chapman, and Dick Burson. A partial listing of sale contents: antique square piano, copper water tank from shrimp boat, large horse sculpture, 4 sewing machines, custom-made mesquite table with hutch, 2 sofas, several shelving units and other store displays, Fine China (Royal Doulton, Villeroy & Boch, Aynsley, Royal Worcester, Wedgwood, Limoges, etc.), Capodimonte, Fitz & Floyd, perfume bottle collection from the 1950's, old paper items, books (including Texana), LPs, cassettes, player piano rolls, Christmas, collectible kitchen stuff, architectural pieces, jewelry, practical items, seat from Interurban rail car, hand-carved cradle, much, much more! Preview at PSpencerEstateServices.com or call (254) 580-0005 or (512) 663-9976 Democrats of Hill County Scholarship Awarded Press Release Democrats of Hill County announced the recipient of the 2010 Democrats of Hill County Essay Scholarship Award on May 12. This year's recipient is Taylor L. Chandler of Whitney High School. Taylor wrote a thought provoking essay on the U.S. Supreme Court's recent shift on the 1 st Amendment involving the funding of electronic campaign communications. This year's award is a $300 scholarship to Hill College. The scholarship was presented at the Whitney High School awards ceremony by Hill County District Clerk Charlotte Barr. The annual essay scholarship contest was created to encourage students to begin thinking about the foundations of Democracy, how each individual contributes to our Democracy, and to encourage participation in the democratic process. Ladies compete in Tae Kwon Do Tournament Press Release Recently 62 students from the Hillsboro Tae Kwon Do School- 125 W Elm- Hillsboro traveled to Giddings to compete in an invitational tournament. Several of the adult women competed and brought home trophies in patterns as well as sparring. (Left to right-1 st Row) Kelley Smith-Whitney, Timothy Friesenhahn-Black Belt and Instructor, Melissa Renfroe-Itasca, Princess Hughes-Hillsboro and Amy Tinney-Hillsboro. (2 nd Row) - Jenifer Simmons- Milford, Toni Rejcek-Bynum, Cathleen Bills- Hillsboro, and Jennifer Clark-Hillsboro. Amanda Gayler from Grandview also competed in the tournament. Classes are taught each Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 4:45, 5:45 and 6:45 p.m. The first two classes are free and parents are always welcome. For a free informational brochure and DVD call 582-5111.
Page 8 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Two Horrific Criminal and Merciless Cases Press Release Pictured are recent rescues representing the horrific and criminal actions of a segment of our community. The kitten (not weaned) was found abandoned in a dumpster in a tied plastic bag near Hillsboro Fire Department. A fireman heard noise and discovered the devastating situation of the kitten who had survived being place in a bag of water. Lack of oxygen and being hypothermic nearly claimed the kitten s life. The fireman s fast emergency care immediately warmed the kitten. The kitten (not named yet) is being fostered by Lana Crow. Another equally horrible story is of five puppies being found in a CLOSED cardboard box next to a dumpster outside of Whitney when the outside temperature reached 91 degrees (imagine the temperature in the closed box). Had it not been for their timely discovery by an alert citizen and Good Samaritan, they all would have died a horrific death. The puppies are being fostered by David and Carole Huens. If you can help with any of these beautiful animals, contact Lana Crow @ lanarcrow@sbcglobal.net. Please take a moment and realize that with a proactive county animal control program (where an animal shelter is needed for support) pet overpopulation can be corrected. We simply do not have to live in a community where unwanted domesticated animals have the value of hamburger wrappers. Please continue to support the attainable goals of Paw Pals. We can be contacted at www.hcpawpals.org; hcpawpals@yahoo.com; or (254) 580-0679 HELP WANTED Assistant needed for out-of-town estate sales. Applicant must be hard-working and adventurous. Job responsibilities include: cleaning, display, break-down, customer assistance, etc. Must be able to work out-of-town for several days at a time. Contact Philip at (254) 580-0005 or (512) 663-9976. PSpencerEstateServices.com Drive Safely & Remember Click It or Ticket All Riders Every time Happy Birthday Aidan Sargent celebrated her 7 th birthday with family and friends, by hosting a Bowling Party. Aidan turned seven on May 10. She is the daughter of Kyle and Kristi Sargent. Nourishing Children s Bodies and Minds PSA Itasca ISD will Sponsor the Texas Dept. of Agriculture s Summer Feeding Program Serving Lunch June 14, 2010 thru July 23, 2010 10:00 a.m. thru 2:00 p.m. daily Monday Friday Itasca ISD Cafeteria Free to all children under the age of 18 on a first-come, first-serve basis Because Hunger doesn t take a summer break Volunteers needed to assist in and around the dining area In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights,1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call 800/795-3272 or 202/720-6382 (TTY). US- DA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Discounted Roofing "Quality repairs at affordable prices" Call us for a free estimate and the best price in town with warranty. Julie and Jonathan Chavez 254-413-2164
Page 9 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Class of 2010 Superlative Mr. & Miss IHS Desmond Guy & Courtney Barton Best All-Around Hunter Laid & Megan Goff Most Dependable Courtney Barton & Chad Rutherford Most Likely to Succeed Devin Corbitt & Ryan Crouch Most Handsome & Beautiful Desmond Guy & Katelyn Seaman Most Spirited Jesse Payne & Jessika Rodriguez
Page 10 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Paw Print Press 123 N. College Itasca, Texas 76055 Wampus Cats of the Week Class of 2010 Thank you to Mrs. Judie McClure for Austin trip picture
Insert 1 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Our Crowning Year I wish the class of 2010 the very best and hope you each achieve your highest goals in life. May the Lord bless you and keep you, Glenn Pittman, Superintendent Itasca ISD, 2010 To the senior class of 2010, it is time for you the RISE. To RISE means to take Responsibility, live with Integrity, Strive for excellence and Endure difficult times. Rickie Harris, IHS Principal, 2010 Class Colors: Pink & White Class Flower: Pink Rose Class Songs So Close Now by Eli Young Band Itasca by Dwayne & Dwayne Class Motto Dream lofty dreams and as you dream so you shall become. James Lane Allen 1998 1999 1 st Grade 2003-2004 6 th Grade
Insert 2 May 28, 2009 Paw Print Press It s Been A Great 4 Years! We Did It All! Collage drawn by Michelle Ignacz
Insert 3 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Seniors Will Very Important Items to Juniors Courtney Barton - My really big smile to Sarah Farquhar Krystal Benefield Good grades to Brekin Shuffield Devin Corbitt - My bows to Autumn Pelham & smartness to Keyre Ortiz Eddie Coronado My smartness to Nancy Reyes, to sell burritos to Maria Coronado & wisdom to Jorge Vasquez Leo Coronado My wisdom to Maria Coronado Chantel Courtnier - My amazing ball handling skills to Christina Manasco Ryan Crouch - My arms to Chris Carlson Isaac Delgado - My soccer skills to Jorge Vasquez Ashley Durham - My fast, accurate pitching arm to Sarah Farquhar, Practice hard Forest Elkins - My good wit and humor to B.J. Jackson Juan Flores My English IV excuses for Coach Morrill s class to Jorge Vasquez Michael Garcia - My smarts to Jose Ramirez Megan Goff - Locker #251 which will offer great and magical things to the lucky soul who chooses it Katherine Green My good attitude and seat in the A+ Lab to my sister, Monnie Green Desmond Guy My football number and good attitude to Martel Wallace Marsha Guy My fabulous debate skills to Rebecca Cisneros Stanley Johnson My life at IHS to BJ Jackson Amanda Jones - My independence to Shelby Jones Brenda Jordan My dependability as a friend to Catherine Olivas Hunter Laird - My great IHS life to Chris Carlson Cherri Lloyd - My mad drum major skills to Maria Coronado Mary Maddox - My ability to be good at everything to KenRik Carranza, Hopefully you step out of your box and start living your life to the best of MY ability Corey Martinez - My mustache to Cody Dominick Gregory Mason - My great legs and speed to Phillip Thomas Eva Mayberry My beauty and charm to Jasmine Guy Tevin Mayberry My good luck and game to B.J. Jackson Elizabeth Olguin - My courage, kindness, and friendliness to Jocelyn Saldierna Dillon Payne My hair to Chris Carlson Jesse Payne - My craziness to Devin Koerber Isaac Perez - My personality and humor to Enzo Meagan Prescott My shortness to Jorge Vasquez James Reece - My good work ethic to Ivan Gomez Jessika Rodriguez My spot as the Most Spirited to Nancy Reyes So get Loud & Proud! Chad Rutherford - My facial hair to Chris Carlson Abigail Saldierna My dependability to little sister, Jocelyn Katelyn Seaman My better hair to Chris Carlson Ciera Thompson - My wisdom to Jasmine Guy Loretta Ward - My attitude to Monishia McDowell Vanessa Webb My sense of humor to Jasmine Guy Matthew Wilkins My kindness to Chase Nelson Rosendo Zavala My seriousness to Bob Slotvig Justin Zint My great smile to Ivan Gomez Use it! Our Sponsors Go To The Class of 2014 Mrs. Brenda Swilley Coach Bobby Campbell Ms. Grace Hennig Mrs. Joy Anderson Coach Nathan Morrill Mrs. Susan Corbitt
Insert 4 May 28, 2010 Paw Print Press Class of 2010 As We See Them Caricatures by Martin Martinez & Michelle Ignacz