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One Last Roar for the Class of 2018

Senior Honor Roll for 2017-18

All A’s

Jessica Barrett, Lexie Bowen, Madison Dabbs, Maisie Edgil, Anna Foster, Alanna Harris, Kaitlyn Kelly, Danielle McCord, Molly Kate Minich, Mary Beth Oliver, Trey O’Neal, Jolie Parker, Jayla Patterson, Marco Perez, Chase Scruggs, Jared Sonnier, Luke Sonnier, Lexus Suddieth, Thaniel Tackett, Paige Tucker, Alexis White and Kamron Woods

All A’s And B’s

Kaitlin Allen, Tatum Alred, Ethan Bolen, Isaiah Bowers, Jarvell Bowers, Baylee Carr, David Owen Coggin, Braxton Crayton, Tyler Finley, Kimberly Ann Fraga, Grady Gardner, Dylan Gillentine, Alliyah Gunn, Colby Hall, Will Hester, Rayanne Huskey, Jaderious Johnson, Peighton Malone, Hunter Moore, Claire Oswalt, Tionna Pittman, Lacey Robinett, Madison Shumpert, Mallorie Simmons and Mia Sullivan

 

Awards Ceremony for Grades 9-11

 

Awards for Grades 9-11

Accelerated Biology-Mallory Dabbs

Biolog y I-Viviann Housley

Anatomy and Phisiology-Anna Grace McKinney and Karli Rose Harris

Chemisty-Berta Descalzi and Challyn Rice

Algebra II-Cayson Housley

Biblical History-Brooklyn Hall

Physical Science-Chloe Evans

STEM-Keyrotta Conway

Exploring Computer Science-Reagan Scott

English III-Skylar Dale, Sharnec Mosley, Berta Descalzi, Baylee Nichols

English Composititon I-Cayson Housley

Citizenship- Kyle Tigrett and Brianna Chandler

English-Jayci Holley

Algebra I-Kelley Peters and Viviann Housley

Child Development-Joshua Lochridge

Foods and Nutrition-Chloe Minich

Health-Hailey Sintikakis

Family Dynamics-Jade Mills

English I-Kelley Peters

Most Improved English I-Garrett Smith

AP US History-Cayson Housley

US History-Kyle Tigrett, Prince Adams, Darren Kennedy, and Skylar Dale

Humanities-Brandon Mitchell & Chloe Evans

MSPA Winner Best Weather in Mississippi Broadcast-Chloe Evans

Broadcast Editor-Holly Beth Dabbs

Newspaper Editor-Challyn Rice

MSPA Finalist Best Feature Story Broadcast “Sing That Tune Michael Jackson”-Pierce Thornton

Quill and Scroll National Honor Society-new members-Taylor Randolph, Pierce Thornton and T’ajahlon White

Algebra II-Karli Rose Harris and Maleigh Collier

Foundations of Algebra-Shumya Thornton

Intro to Biology-Jonathon Morales

Zoology-Macy McMillan, Chloe Evans and Kelley Peters

Monet Award-Viviann Housley

David Hockney Award-Josh Neal

Da Vinci Award-Asja Bolden

Pollock Award-Grace McAllister

Sociology-Cooper Riley

Psychology-Cooper Riley

Economics-Julianna Vaughn

English II-Chloe Evans

English II Most Improved-J’nai Valentine and Alex Vance

Creative Writing-Kelley Peters

College Algebra-Cayson Housley

Physics-Cayson Housley

Geometry-Challyn Rice and Anna Grace McKinney

World History-Viviann Housley and AnaMarie Locke

Mississippi Studies-Melly Gardner and Cayson Housley

DC Psychology-Cayson Housley

Future Physicians and Medical Scientists Award-Sam Rodgers

National Junior Beta Club-Marlie Pannell, Meya Naegle, Destani Medcalf and Zachary Caldwell

Special Olympics ribbons-Michael Dearing, Jayci Holley, and Summer Renfroe

9th Grade All A’s

Kelley Peters

9th Grade A’s And B’s

Adam Adkins, Mallory Dabbs, Makayla Dobbs, Laken Foster, Melly Gardner, Nakira Gillard, Viviann Housley, Abbigail Jones, AnaMarie Locke, Chloe Minich, Sarah Raper, Reagan Scott and Hailey Sintikakis

10th Grade All A’s

Chloe Evans and Alyssa Whitt

10th Grade All A’s And B’s

Micah Carrisoza, Kierstin Clark, Berta Descalzi, Graham Gardner, Brooklyn Hall, Shelby Hester, Dianna Lowry, Riley Mayhew, Jade Millsm Bricelyn Morris, Jamie Rose Patterson, Taylor Randolph, Malachi Tigrett, Elizabeth Washington, Mary Washington, Samantha Washington, and Sadie Williams

11th Grade All A’s

Maleigh Collier, Karli Rose Harris, Cayson Housley, Millie Mask, Anna Grace McKinney, Kameron Millier, Katie Grace Payne, Kyle Tigrett and Julianna Vaughn

11th Grade All A’s And B’s

Sergio Freire-Cano, Mycah Hall, Summer Holley, Darren Kennedy, Terra Kimble, Luke Lauderdale, Macy McMillan, Sharnec Mosley, Josh Neal, Cassity Pappa, Maricarmen Perez, Kaitlyn Raley, Challyn Rice, Tyler Smith, Halle Sullivan, and T’ajahlon White

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National Beta Club-NHS New Members

Mrs. Lakyn Kirk inducted new members into the National Beta Club at the Awards’ Ceremony on May 14, 2018.

New Members Pinned on May 14, 2018

Chloe Evans, Alyssa Whitt, Elizabeth Washington, Taylor Randolph, Riley Mayhew, Samantha Washington, Mary Washington, Mary Washington, Zachary Ray, Shelby Hester, Micah Carrisoza, Victoria Mills, Dianna Lowry, Sam Rodgers, Graham Gardner, Issac Langford, Joshua Lochridge, Lanna Dozier, Jacqueline Curtis-Lowe, Cade Dallas, Jamie Rose Patterson, Jacie Miles, George Self, Bricelyn Morris, Gracie Minich, Brandon Mitchell, Selena Standfield, Jasmine Gray, Kierstin Clark and Aiden Fowler

 

Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month

May is Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month. Cystic Fibrosis is a progressive, genetic disease that causes persistent lung infections and limits the ability to breathe over time.

 According to cff.org in people with CF, a defective gene causes a thick, sticky buildup of mucus in the lungs, pancreas, and other organs. In the lungs, the mucus clogs the airways and traps bacteria leading to infections, extensive lung damage, and eventually, respiratory failure. In the pancreas, the mucus prevents the release of digestive enzymes that allow the body to break down food and absorb vital nutrients

Cystic fibrosis recently claimed the life of Amberly Knowles, the daughter of Mrs. Rhonda Knowles, our upper elementary and junior high librarian. Amberly graduated from Nettleton High in 2010. She was an honor roll student and a member of the 2010 Hall of Fame.

Amberly was my daughter, Holly Schlicht’s best friend. They met before they began kindergarten through the friendship of their brothers. When they were growing up, if you saw one, you saw the other. I prayed for my daughter to have a best friend like I did, and God blessed us with Amberly.

My family will miss Amberly very much. We will always cherish the memories that we made with Amberly.

Please support the cause for the fight to find the cure for this dreadful disease. You can find more information at http://www.cff.org.

~Debbie Schlicht

 

The Weekly Roar April 23-27, 2018

Special Olympics

On April 11, 2018, our school participated in the annual Special Olympics held at Tupelo High School. The Special Olympics provides a day where students with intellectual and physical disabilities can come together and participate in various sports and activities. The Special Olympics is an event that is held nationwide at different schools, but luckily, Tupelo High has hosted it in our area for years. Although this is an annual event, this was Nettleton’s first time attending it in quite a while!

Our school was able to take students from all grades to participate in this special event. The day started with an opening ceremony. All of the different schools in our area walked in a parade led by someone carrying the torch. During the parade, people in the crowd were cheering the students on and waving, so the students loved it! All day, our students went to various activities and competed against students from other schools. Some of these activities were soccer, racing, throwing, etc..

This was a very special day because it was the Special Olympics! The students loved this event and competing in these events. We are beyond grateful that our area values these children and provides them with an opportunity to come together with other schools and just have fun!

~Jessica Barrett

Psychology

As a junior going into my senior year, I have been researching various majors that would best suit me. One of the majors I came across was psychology. I recently completed a general psychology course and loved every minute of it. It helped me realize what I want to do when I get older.

The main reason I love psychology so much is all of the various topics that come with it. There is a series of different things you can learn from this particular field. You can study mental disorders, personality disorders, and many other psychological aspects that are a major factor in who a person may be. My favorite study is psychotic disorders.

A brief explanation of the term is a group of serious illnesses that affect the mind. Many different factors can trigger someone into a psychotic state, but it all depends on what type of disorder they have. Schizophrenia is more of a genetic type disorder, but then you have more event related complications. For example, a death in someones family can trigger a sudden psychotic episode and that said person would most likely be hospitalized if the symptoms were too severe.

This particular field of study is quite interesting to me. I could talk about it for a long time, but I know it is not for everyone. I just hope somehow everyone finds something they enjoy in the end.

~Millie Mask