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NHE News


Billingtons Trial Sermon


By Cheryl McCall
 NHE celebrated its sec-
ond nine weeks awards
program on Friday, Jan.
23, with PK through sec-
ond grade at 12 p.m. and
third through sixth grade
at 1:15 p.m. Guidance
counselor, Beth Burnam
announced. Awards
were presented by prin-
cipal, Lee Wetherington-
Zamora. Pledge leaders
were Chloe Carter,;
Brooke Howell, and
Katherine Roper. Sound
techs were Alyssa Skin-
ner and Breanna Mc-
Neal.
 Students were reward-
ed with an array of
awards, including certifi-
cates, pencils, ice cream
coupons (provided by
board member, Mr. Da-
mon Deas), plaques,
banners, and candy bars.
 Pre-kindergartners
who mastered skills
were: Corrin Pulliam,
Jordan Beck, Natalee
Brenton, Derrick Gerth,
Brooke Howell, Raeden
Mendiola, and, Jenna
Tolle. PK good skills
were: Samuel Cruce,
Connor Jones, Trayson
Rogers, Edward Valdez,
and Lucas Vann.
Kindergartners master-
ing skills were Brittany
Dorminey, Dalia Ortiz;
Jewels Trouille, Joshua
Welch, Kayla Marshall,
William Par, Gabriel
Saenz, Anna Calderon,
Landon Adkins, Brook-
lynn Beam, Logan Cox,,
Zachary Driggers, Ky-
bran Greenberg, Carson
Norris, Miguel Tomas,
Jerel Tolle, Lexi
Williams, Isabella
Brown, Shay Hampton,
Eartha Brown, Jesse
McElwain, Erika Reyes,
and Juan Mendoza.'Stu-
dents in first through
sixth grade making the
honor roll will have their
names printed in the
newspaper's honor roll
section.


 Special awards includ-
ed:
 Student of the quarter:
Raeden Mendiola, Zoe
Daniels, Aileeka
Williams, Hunter
Hotchkiss, Ryan Pittman,
Alexis Easier, Hunter
Smith, Karina Ramos,
and Kateria Walker
 Citizenship Award:
James Byrd
 Principals Award:
Gauge Adams and C.J.
Bryant
 Accelerated Reader
trophies: Hannah Law,
Elizabeth Cheshire, Ryan
Pittman, Hannah Carter,
Cody Marcano, and
Trenton Heusel
 Teacher of the year:
Sue Staten
 Employee of the year:
Lenorris McClain
 Teacher of the quarter:
Trixie Newsome
 Employee of the quar-
ter: Deborah Walker
 At the conclusion of
the programs, the princi-
pal congratulated all the
achievers and thanked
the guests for coming.
This special event is one
way we strive, at NHE,
to be a school that is
"CHANGING LIVES
THROUGH QUALITY
EDUCATION."


(Rev. Keith Billington pictured with his sister, Michelle Billington, his mother, Katie Mae Billington and his, grandmother,.'
Ruby Lee Smith.) submitted by Paula Williams


 On Sunday, many shared
with Minister Keith Billington
as he delivered his trial sermon
at Greater Poplar Springs Bap-


tist Church. Many local minis-
ters, family and friends were
present as he talked about sal-
vation and his message was a


Creating Character

Photography


 Creating Character
Photography by
Marsannee Petty will


Eight grade grad night


 Plans are being made
again for the eighth
Grade Adventure at Uni-
versal Studios in Orlan-
do. This is a Grad Night
activity just for eighth
graders. The date of the
event is Friday, May 8.
The cost is $90 which in-
cludes admission to Uni-
versal Studios, light
snacks at Universal and
the charter bus ride. The
first payment of $30 is
due on Feb. 17. The sec-
ond payment of $30 is
due on March 10, and
the final $30 payment is


due on April 1. We are
planning for a 33 passen-
ger bus for now on a first
come, first serve basis.
 Departure time from
Hamilton County High
School will be at 12 p.m.
The event ends at mid-
night so we should re-
turn to Hamilton High
around 4 a.m.
 You may see Ms.
Williams with your pay-
ments'now and/or pay
in full.
 Thank you for your at-
tention and have an awe-
some day!


hold a exhibit reception
on Tuesday, Feb. 17,
from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m.
at the Smith at
Northview Hospital in
Valdosta, Ga. Exhibits
will be on display until
March 22.
 For more information
call 855-1996 or visit
www.creatingcharac-
ter.etsy.com.


blessing to us. We are praying'
God's richest blessings upon
him as He takes on this mission
of God.


 United Indian
 Nation holds

 monthly meeting

 Untied Indian Nation will hold their
monthly meeting on Saturday, Feb. 14, start-
ing at 1 p.m. at 2735 NW 61st Ave., in Jen-
nings. Agenda items include getting food
donations, The Shawn Burke Initiave 401
medical alert cards and chip for children.
 For more information call 938-1285 or visit
ww w. theunitedindiannation.com.


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development program
of the Florida Coopera-
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(CES), headquartered in
Gainesville within UF's
IFAS Extension. The
CES is funded by a'
partnership between
federal, state and.coun-
ty government agencies.


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www.florida4h.org or ;
contact your county Ex-
tension office. All pro-
grams are open to all .
persons regardless of
race, color, age, sex,
handicap or national
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12,2009


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