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Basketball season begins
The 2006-2007 HJH Boys Basketball Team.
The 2006-2007 HJH Girls Basketball Team
The HJH Basketball team began its season in
November with hopes to achieve another solid season after
placing second in last year’s B-Team Tournament. Coach Paul
Climer will lead both the boys and girls teams this season, with
help from Coach Johnny Olds on the boys’ side and Coach Molly
Tetleton on the girls’ team.
Members of the 2006-2007 HJH Boys Basketball team include
Antaivan Beckolm, Brandon Bradley, Logan Campbell, Corey
Clevenger, Shamari Gooch, Colton Harris, Ryan Humphries, Emmit
Henning, Dwayne Sparks, Josh Thorpe, Nichols Masdison, Slade
Monday, Cody Olds, Marcus Parr, Anthony Person, Willie Powell,
and T.J. Walsh.
Members of the 2006-2007 HJH Girls Basketball team are Taylor
Barlow, Brianna Boxx, Ashley Buckner, Andria Cooper, Katie
Farley, Shacreria Foster, Destiny Harrell, Lateia Humphrey,
Kelsey Layne, Tahniqua McKinney, Kailyn Maness, Brittany
Neville, Ashlee Nichols, Candice Stenson, Chelsea Vawter, and
Amanda Wright.
Halls Junior High School
recently announced its Honor Roll for the first nine weeks of
the 2006-2007 school year.
Students achieving all A’s included Shelbi
Fowler, Robert Hill, Krista Hardy, and Logan Campbell.
Students who received A’s and B’s were
Audrey Belton, Matthew Clark, Austin Gunter, Destiny Harrell,
Chelsea Hill, Amber Ray, Melissa Shapiro, Dustin Smith, Logan
Taylor, Tyler Thurmond, Chelsea Vawter, Amanda Wright, Tattianna
Aldridge, Christy Hooten, Carrie Haynie, Pete Cleek, Kelsey
Layne, Ashlee Nichols, Lateia Humphrey, Taylor Barlow, Kirby
Cherry, Brenna Deaton, Emilee Hartman, Courtney Robbins, Sara
Bing, Giovanni Dewalt, Shamari Gooch, Molly Green, Hayden Hogue,
Ryan Humphries, Chris Jenkins, Bryant Nelson, Alex Stanley,
Hayden Watts, and Geoffrey Pahl.
Baskets benefit St. Jude
Students in Mrs. Jennifer Smith’s homeroom class at Halls
Junior High School recently joined in an effort to raise money
for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The students raised
money to purchase and assemble baskets to be donated to the
Ripley Bit and Spur Club. The baskets were auctioned off at the
club’s recent “Trail Ride for St. Jude,” and brought $200 to aid
the hospital and its efforts to research childhood cancers.
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