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Dateline: October 28, 2004
HHS math, science teams
compete in Lubbock
Hedley High
School’s math and science teams competed October 23 at the Lubbock
Coronado Invitational Math and Science Meet against nine other 1A-3A
schools, finishing fourth in the sweepstakes award.
Hedley was one of
four 1A schools at the meet and was the only six-man school competing.
Senior Stephen
Howard won a second place medal in Number Sense, a fourth place ribbon
in Science, and placed seventh in Math. Will Wallendorff, also a
senior, placed seventh in Science. Juniors Holly Davis and Carmen Garcia
placed eighth and tenth in Science respectively.
Sophomores Betty
Cruz, Ruth Anne Howard, and Justin Kellas placed fifth, seventh, and
eighth in Calculator Applications, leading that team to a fourth place
finish. Freshmen Kristen Dwight and Sam Lovely both medaled by taking
second and third places in the Science competition.
Each team finished
fourth, which was commendable considering the competition and Hedley’s
relatively small size and lack of experience from this year’s team.
Bruce Howard, Hedley Science Coach, notes that only four of the fifteen
Hedley competitors were involved in the math and science program from
last year.
“We are basically
starting our teams over from scratch, and we are very excited and proud
of this new group of students who will sacrifice and work to become
strong academic competitors,” said Howard. “By the time district
competition rolls around, we hope to have championship caliber teams
again.” |