Cherokeean Herald (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 163, No. 2, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 7, 2012 Page: 7 of 16
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■ Cljerokeeaij Herald ■ thecherokeean.com
■ Wednesday, March 7, 2012
A7
CHEROKEE COUNTY 4TH GRADERS
Students receive free trees to grow for the future
Presentation made by Cherokee Soil & Water Conservation District, Texas Forestry Service
Angela Woolley’s fourth grade class at East Side Elementary receives oak seedlings
from Texas Forest Service and Cherokee County Soil & Water Conservation District.
Pictured with the class are forester Jason Ellis, teacher Mrs. Woolley and Alice Ray,
instructional strategist.
Texas Forest Service employees Joel Landrum and Grant Thedford present Suzanne
Dew’s fourth grade class at Alto Elementary with oak seedlings.
7 schools participate in tree
studies
By Becky Whisenant
Staff Writer
Forests are a renewable resource
and today’s children are tomorrow’s
foresters.
Fourth graders from seven
schools in Cherokee County re-
ceived oak tree seedlings of their
own to plant for the future.
Cherokee County schools par-
ticipating were Rusk Intermediate;
Alto Elementary, New Summer-
field Elementary, Wells Elemen-
tary and Jacksonville’s East Side,
West Side and Joe Wright elemen-
tary schools.
As a part of the nationwide
Fourth Grade Foresters program,
the Cherokee County Soil & Water
Conservation District#427 and the
Texas Forest Service teamed up to
distribute more than 500 trees to
district schools throughout Chero-
kee County.
Each seedling has an instruction
sheet to help students care for their
young tree.
Teachers were encouraged to use
the instruction sheets in a natural
resources conservation lesson to
celebrate Arbor Day or Earth Day.
A number of the schools plan to
use them.
Both days are in April. These
Cherokee County students will
join other fourth graders all across
America in planting trees in their
yards, on school grounds or in parks
to create a forest for the future.
NEW SUMMERFIELD HONOR ROLLS
New Summerfield elemen-
tary principal Kim Murphy
and junior high principal
Dr. Patricia Nation have
announced the names of
students making the honor
rolls for the fourth six weeks
grading period.
Students include:
All A honor roll
First Grade: Marilyn Gal-
lardo, Christopher Leon, Ju-
liana Medellin, Christopher
Mendoza, Cameron Nabors,
Leticia Rios, Angel Rubio,
Micah Stewart, Fernando
Suarez, Jose Suarez, Crystal
Torres and Luis Valenzuela;
Second Grade: Jennifer
Aguilar, Lillian Forgy, Junior
Medellin, Abdiel Mendoza,
Jose Sanchez and Mason
Wallace;
Fourth Grade: Jeovany
Hernandez, Trystan Peters
and Sovan Ven;
Fifth Grade: Collin Wilk-
erson;
Sixth Grade: Jacquelyn
Mendoza, Daniel Porras;
Seventh Grade: Daisy
Dominguez and Jessica Ovie-
do;
Eighth Grade: Case Wilk-
erson;
A-B honor roll
First Grade: Isabel Arre-
dondo, Jonathan Garza,
Kendall Henderson, Marco
Leon, Daniela Martinez,
Ramiro Mendoza, Christo-
pher Moreno, Daniel Nunez,
Alex Ornelas, Areli Rubio,
Dillon Santillan, Tony Uribe
and Aron Uribe;
Second Grade: Marisela
Alvarez, Juan Arredondo,
Landyn Davis, Roberto
Dominguez, Rylan Fickey,
Abigail Guerrero, Juan Guer-
rero, Liz Jimenez, Hayden
Lutta, Cristal Mancera,
Miguel Munoz, Reagan Pow-
ell, Sophea Ven and Kennya
Woods;
Third Grade: Emily Men-
doza, Natalie Neeley, Monse
Suarez, Trini Uribe andHagar
Villegas;
Fourth Grade: Eduardo
Aguilar, Juan Aguilar, Nata-
lia Balderas, Jose Barcenas,
Adan Castillo, Alexis Don-
nell, Brady Fickey, Ramiro
Flores;
Also, Alex Hernandez,
Ismael Llovera, Cameron
Longoria, Manuel Lozano,
Melissa Rocha, Jaqueline
Romano, Jennifer Rubio,
Mykela Stewart, Jose G. Su-
arez, Maribel Suarez, Alex
Uribe, Kelly Uribe and Maria
Villanueva;
Fifth Grade: Isabel Cama-
cho, Jesus Garcia, Cristian
Guerrero, Juan Hernandez,
Jose Leon, Dayana Martinez,
Salvador Pichardo, Wyatt
Poole, Alex Santillan, Jose
Suarez, Ruby Suarez, Brianna
Thompson, Mirian Vargas,
Silverio Villanueva and Madi-
son Vilegas;
Sixth Grade: Verania Agu-
ilar, Oman Arrelano, Gaby
Guerrero, Kaylan Pacheco,
Janie Rangel, Ana Suarez,
Julian Suarez, Karen Torres,
Dianna Uribe, Robert Uribe
and Keeley Villegas;
Seventh Grade: Romario
Aguilar, DejaFreeney, Joseph
Hernandez, Erica Medellin,
Juan Mendoza, Cesar Montes,
Charlie Pacheco, Jesus San-
chez, Veronica Sanchez, Adan
Suarez, Samantha Vargas
and Colton Waller;
Eighth Grade: Francisco
Arredondo, Gabriel Hernan-
dez, Cecilia Sarmiento, Maria
Suarez and Venessa Zuniga.
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Gonzalez, Terrie. Cherokeean Herald (Rusk, Tex.), Vol. 163, No. 2, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 7, 2012, newspaper, March 7, 2012; Rusk, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth614648/m1/7/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Singletary Memorial Library.