2018 Winters High School Graduates
Shelby Pearle Gray
Name: Shelby Pearle Gray Parents: Jason Gray and Jessica Bolyard Grandparents: Roy and Jan Gray; Connie Gray; Carla and Eric Dalton Activities, Honors & Achievements: Varsity Softball 1-3, 1st Team All District 2-3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1-3, FCCLA 3 Hobbies: In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my friends and family. I also enjoy cooking for my family, reading and drawing. Most influenced by & why: The person that has left the biggest influence on me would be my Grandma Connie. Even though I don’t get to see her very often she still showed me that in the end everything will be alright and has taught me some very valuable recipes I could use in life. She has also taught me how to tolerate the things s around me and focus on myself. Most memorable moment: My most memorable moment would be in my junior year we won the district golden glove; that game was my most memorable game throughout the season. Future plans: I plan to work for a year out of high school then go to a university online and get my degree in business management. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? In ten years I see myself working with an insurance firm.
Aimee Michelle Greeen Parents: Wayne & Dawn Green Grandparents: the late Oliver & Ora Green; Elizabeth Ryan & the late Richard Ryan; the late Marvin Traylor Jr. Activities, Honors & Achievements: Varsity Basketball 2-4, Big Country Player of the Week 2-3, First Team All-District 2 & 4, Honorable Mention All-District 3, FCA All-Star Basketball Game 4, All-West Texas Basketball Team 4; Varsity Softball 1-4, Honorable Mention All-District 1, Co-Defensive All-District Player of the Year 3; NHS 3-4; FCA, Vice President 2-4 Hobbies: In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I enjoy hunting with my Dad and brothers as well. Throughout high school, I have enjoyed being a part of the Lady Blizzard
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Basketball Team. Most influenced by & why: My parents influence me the most because of the role models they have been throughout the years. One thing I will always remember from them is the respect they taught me to show others. I have been taught manners and how to act so my first impression is a lasting impression. I will use this respect throughout college and the rest of my life. Most memorable moment: My most memorable moment was winning Bi-District Champs my Senior year in basketball. Being the underdog in the match up was a horrible feeling but being handed the gold ball was the best feeling. Future plans: I plan to attend Tarleton State University in the fall and major in Kinesiology. I also intend to be a part of the Honors College while attending Tarleton. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? In 10 years, I plan to be out of college as well as Physical Therapy school. I plan to be a successful graduate and helping athletes.
Ashton Hadlock Parents: David and Stephanie Hadlock Grandparents: Nora Martinez, Eddie and Donna Hadlock Activities, Honors & Achievements: Scott Lange Memorial Award 3; Varsity football 2-4; Student Council 1-4; UIL Computer Applications 2-4, UIL Regional Qualifier 2 Hobbies: In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my little man Stryke, going fishing with my friends and going to watch movies. Most influenced by & why: I have been most influenced by my Dad because he has shown me what being a good man is and has taught me how to care for others and about being a great Christian man. Most memorable moment: My most memorable moment was this year when we made playoffs in football. It showed that all the hard work we had put in throughout the years had finally paid off as we finally reached our goal. Future plans: I plan to attend Sam Houston State University to major in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology with the plan of one day making it into the FBI. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? In ten years I see myself finished with college with a bachelor degree in Criminal Justice and now working on my career in the FBI; accomplishing all the goals I had set out for myself throughout my life.
Runnels County Register Graduation 2018
Troy Matthew Hernandez
Parents: Joe and Jenny Hernandez Grandparents: Dewey and Kathy Stokes Activities, Honors & Achievements: Varsity Football 2-4, First Team All-District Utility Player 2, Second Team All-District Inside Linebacker 3, First Team All-District Fullback; Varsity Baseball 2-4, Honorable Mention All-District Outfielder 3; Varsity Track 2-3; Homecoming King candidate Hobbies: In my spare time I like to spend time with my family and friends, play my favorite sports, play catch, making people smile, playing video games, running, and listening to music. Most influenced by & why: I was most influence by my Dad, because he was the one to teach me how to stay strong without saying a word. He taught me to always look forward onto the next part of life. I watched how my Dad took care of things; watching very closely on everything. Most memorable moment: My favorite moment was at the end of the first semester, during the exams when I was able to spend time with my classmates; being able to enjoy their presence, while having fun making stupid jokes and laughing throughout the whole day. I enjoyed playing games with them, and being able to be ourselves with each other. It is crazy how much I would do anything for that moment again. I like to say that I am going to cherish those memories, as I get older. Future plans: My future plans are to join the Air Force to help me get through college and pursue my dreams of getting a good job and working hard for what I want. I hope to try to make the best life I can for myself and my family. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? In the next ten years, I see myself with a job I would not want to give up, watching myself strive for my dreams that I wanted or what I planned. What I really see is being successful and hardworking just like the man who I grew up watching, as the times got tough.
Dakoda Hollis Parents: Joshuah and Stephanie Hollis Grandparents: Jan Lincoln and the late Billy Hollis; Clarence Taylor and Lillie Reddell Activities, Honors &
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