HUNTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PTSA Newsletter
FALL 2013 Table of Contents
Dear HHS Community,
Welcome ..…………………..…..1 Homecoming…………………....2 Band …..…………..………..…3-4 Choir …………………….…………5 Reflections………………………..6 Delta Tri Sigma …………………7 Hospitality ………………………..7 Swim & Dive Team ……………8 Technology ………………………9 FBLA ……………………………..10 Volleyball ……………………….11 Announcements ……………..12 JROTC …………………………..13 Theater …………………….14-15 HHS Staff/Faculty ……...…..16
Welcome to the 2013-2014 Academic School Year! We are thrilled that you are a part of our community of Parents, Students, Teachers and All Administration that work to make Huntsville High the best it can be. The overall purpose of PTSA is to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging families and communities We advocate for ALL children. At HHS, we are a PTSA, with the “S” standing for “STUDENT”. At the high school level, students take a more active leadership role in contributing to the school, and we, as a PTSA, are able to help develop that potential. It is very, very fulfilling to see these kids grow in their abilities over the four years they are at HHS! At the Registration assemblies in August, the most repeated message from faculty AND students was for kids to “Get Involved”. With Something. Anything. They know that being involved leads to a higher rate of success. And, as parents, we all want our children to succeed. I encourage all parents to “Get Involved” with Something, Anything that supports your child, their school, their academics, their activities, their social life, their interests. Let them know you are still there for them! I hope you will join the PTSA if you have not already. This Newsletter is just one of the many services we provide for the HHS community and in it, you will find many ways to Get Involved. If there are questions we can help you with regarding Huntsville High, PTSA, or ways to support our school, please do not hesitate to contact us. Together, we make a great team! Have a wonderful year and Go Big Red! Warm Regards, Amy Harbarger, PTSA President harbargd@bellsouth.net
HOMECOMING 2013 Huntsville High Homecoming was held the weekend of October 18th. Congratulations to Homecoming Queen, Sarah Reagan Tepool and her court. And many thanks to the staff and volunteers who helped make the weekend a success!
HOMECOMING QUEEN Sarah Reagan Tepool SENIORS Callie Bragg Anna Catherine Brooks Liz Olson Cameron Seeley Sarah Reagan Tepool JUNIORS A!on Blizard Diamond Hargrove SOPHOMORES Caitlynn Quintela Emily Felix FRESHMEN Cecil Hammett Allison Willcutt McKenzie Williams
The HHS Crimson Panther Marching Band began marching season with several weeks of band camp and many after-school practices preparing for its football season halftime show. Under the direction of Dr. David Spencer and Drum Majors Alex Vroom (senior), Afton Blizard (junior), and Hudson Morris (senior), this year’s show features the works of Andrew Lloyd Webber including songs from the musicals Jesus Christ Superstar, Phantom of the Opera, Evita, and Cats. Featured soloist in this year’s show is junior alto saxophonist Gus Arnold, who plays during “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina.” This year’s Band Captain is Scott Bozeman. Color Guard Captain is Kathryn Walls and Lieutenants are Hannah Barnett and Delaney Patneaude. In addition to playing at all home games at Milton Frank stadium and local away games, the band will perform at the Oxford game on September 20 and the Pell City game on October 11, 2013. th On Saturday, September 28, 2013, the band will be competed in the 49 Mid-South Marching Band Festival in Gadsden, AL, and they will also competed in Florence, AL on Saturday, October 26, 2013. More upcoming performances include the annual Huntsville Veteran’s Day Parade on November 11, the annual Huntsville Christmas Parade on December 7, and the annual free Holiday Concert at Huntsville High on December 12, 2013. Congratulations to our senior band members who were be recognized at halftime on Senior Night, October 25, 2013: Jordan Bagwell, Scott Bozeman, Lily Brooks, Clayton Brown, Nicholas Brown, Lowell Crook, Thomas Davenport, Emma Davis, Ethan Fee, Brodie Green, Rayne Jacoby, Matthew Johnson, Hyunjee Lee, Kevin May, Hudson Morris, Frank Pair, Briana Parker, Cate Rasco, Lisa Smith, Matthew Stone, Marquis Toney, Estienne Trudeau, Nathaniel Trudeau, Alexis Vroom, Nicholas Watford, Madeline White, Siera Williams, Jazmine Witchard, and Peter Wortendyke. The HHS Band would like to thank everyone who purchased a 2014 Enjoy the City Coupon book. Your support helped the band raise funds to support all aspects of our music program, to include trip fees, music competition fees, instrument purchases and maintenance, as well as fee scholarships and support for students with financial hardships. This school year, there will be a combined band and choir trip to Williamsburg, VA on April 23-27, 2014 to participate in the Heritage Music Festival. Students will visit Colonial Williamsburg and Busch Gardens. Please continue your generous support of band fundraisers to help the students raise money to participate in this fantastic trip opportunity!
The next fundraiser for the band is the annual Cookie Dough sale! Orders will be taken soon for this annual sale, featuring delicious pre-formed cookie dough, cheesecakes, cinnamon rolls, and other food items. See any band member to order. Engrave your name in the history of Huntsville High! Commemorative bricks for the courtyard are still available. Keep them in mind for a great Christmas, birthday, or graduation gift! Look for the order form in this newsletter, talk to a band student about ordering, or download a form from the band website at www.eteamz.com/ huntsvillehighband. Make plans to attend the Holiday Marketplace fundraiser which runs concurrently with the annual free Holiday Concert on Thursday, December 12, 2013! The Marketplace features crafts and gift items for sale, presented by local businesses and individuals. Our popular Silent Auction includes gift items, restaurant and store gift certificates, and local crafts. The fundraising committee is seeking vendors for sales tables at the Holiday Marketplace. If you are a craftsperson or owner of a business, you can operate a sales table in the lobby of the auditorium during the Marketplace event. Spread the word about this wonderful sales opportunity to local businesses and craft enthusiasts. The fundraising committee is also seeking items for the Silent Auction! Please contact Cynthia Smith at smithh5@msn.com or Lauren Carter at laurenwcarter@comcast.net for more information. Visit our website at www.eteamz.com/huntsvillehighband
UPCOMING DATES: Friday, October 25 -- Senior Night at halftime, HHS vs Gadsden City Monday, November 11– Huntsville Veteran’s Day Parade Saturday, December 7– Huntsville Christmas Parade Thursday, December 12 -- Holiday Concert and Marketplace April 23-27, 2014 – Band Trip to Williamsburg, VA
HHS Choirs are going strong! We had 48 students make the All-City 2013 Mixed Choir and 25 ninth grade girls make the All-City 2013 Women’s Choir! The concert was held at First Baptist Church October 29, 2013, at 7:00 p.m. Thank you for all who were able to attend. It is always a wonderful evening of music by choral students city-wide.
C H O I R
Our show choirs, Crimson Beat and Applause!, travelled to Nashville in August and participated in a dance workshop with Green Hills Dance Choreographers Chris Tyler and his wife Ginny Tyler. They also enjoyed dinner and a show on the General Jackson Show Boat. Our Winter Concert will be December 10 in the HHS auditorium at 7:00 p.m. Admission is free! This is a wonderful way to kick off the holidays! Please join us! Second semester will be very eventful as we will have students participating in the Alabama All-State Choral Festival in Birmingham, Alabama Honor Choir in Montgomery and Alabama All-State Show Choir Festival in Montgomery. The choir will travel to Williamsburg, VA, with the band in the spring to participate in the Heritage National Music Festival.
“Believe, Dream, Inspire” Reflections 2013-2014 The National PTA Reflections Program is one of the largest student arts recognition programs in the country. This year, students are invited to interpret “Believe, Dream, Inspire” theme. The categories are dance choreography, film, literature, musical composition, photography, special artist, and visual arts. A $500 scholarship will be awarded to one Alabama senior. The Huntsville High School deadline is Thursday, November 7. Forms and information are available in an orange 3-ring binder on the HHS guidance counter or download from the HHS website under PTSA-Forms - http://www.huntsvillehigh.org/?PageName=%27OrganizationPage %27&OrganizationID=%2724949%27 . An orange crate is also on the counter to receive entries. Contact Beverly Ellison, 533-3411, kandbellison@gmail.com, for questions. Huntsville High has done well with Reflections in recent years. Last year, we had 6 entries, all city winners, with 1 state winner and 1 competing at the national level. The entries included one film production, one literature, one music, two photography, and one visual arts. Max Moseley, HHS’ literature winner, also received the $500 Yvonne Balentine scholarship, which is a companion to Reflections. All six HHS students were honored at a reception on April 4, 2013, at the Huntsville Art League (HAL) on L&N Drive. Our students’ works were featured at the HAL gallery the entire month of April. Many people dropped by to enjoy Huntsville High’s artistry. We are very proud of our Huntsville High School students!
HHS’ Jessica Russell, Tiffany Hnetynka, Max Moseley, Brandon Stephens, John Wachs, and Matt Brown at the HAL reception in April 2013
The PTA® Reflections Program is designed to enhance rather than replace a quality arts education. It provides opportunities for students to express themselves and to receive positive recognition for their artistic efforts. It is an annual program for students, preschool through grade 12.
Delta Tri Sigma will be holding its annual fundraiser "The Beauty Walk" on December 5th. This is a new time of year and I hope you will encourage your daughters to be a part of it. This year the proceeds will be given to St Jude's for research for leukemia in Lindsey Wintzinger's name. As many of you know Lindsey, a former HHS volleyball standout, was diagnosed with leukemia right before she was to start her sophomore year at Auburn. This is one way we can support Lindsey in her battle against leukemia and the other young people who will be diagnosed it in the future. We will also sponsor a balloon release at homecoming and donate $100.00 to a charity chosen by the members. Delta Tri Sigma will cook lunch for the new teachers at HHS in Octobe and cook and serve lunch at the Senior Citizen Salvation Army Christmas party on Dec. 19.
Delta Tri Sigma
TEACHER'S BREAKFAST
THANK YOU!
The Hospitality Committee hosted the Teacher's Breakfast on Monday, August 12th. It was a huge success thanks to all of our wonderful volunteers!!! Thank you to all that had a part and contributed to welcoming our teachers back for the 2013-2014 school year! The Hospitality Committee has some great things planned for the school year and we look forward to showing our appreciation to all of our HHS teachers! For more information on volunteering
for the hospitality committee, you can contact Taffy Matheny atmatheny@comcast.net or Sandra Barrett sanbahs@yahoo.com
HUNTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SWIM AND DIVE TEAM The 2013-2014 HHS Swim and Dive Team season has begun! From the early weeks of August, the team has been preparing each and every day to defend their 6A Boys State Championship. With the boys’ team looking stronger than ever, and the girls team showing a good start, who knows we might come home this year with two state championship teams! We are so excited to have Coach Allison Brol and Coach Susan Swing returning to lead our Swim Team and Coach Steve Hall as our Dive Coach. All three wonderful coaches have been part of the HHS Swim and Dive family for many years. Katherine Brennan is serving as our teacher representive this year and we know she will keep us on top of things. Welcome Ms. Brennan! Captains were selected a few weeks ago. Brian Craig and Jared Sutphin will be leading the Swim Team and the Dive Team will be lead by Ben King and Emily Caramanian. The Seniors this year are very impressive and are showing amazing leadership to their underclassmen. How can we not bring home the trophy again this year with the champions we have on our team!!!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Saturday 11/2 @ NAT “City Championship” at 4:15 PM Saturday 11/16 @ NAT “North Alabama Championship” @ 4:15 PM *All meets at the NAT will be Dive meets
Technology Committee
Recently the PTSA Technology Committee helped Mrs. Britton’s multimedia design students purchase a new Nikon DSLR camera. The students in this class will use the camera to gain experience working with RAW images in Photoshop CS6. The class prepares students for the Adobe Certified Associate test, which will be taken in the spring. The test is an industry certification that helps students validate their knowledge in Photoshop and gain working knowledge which translates to employment skills and a great resume addition. Last year was the first time Huntsville High students were able to take the test, thanks to PTSA donations. Through the course, students can prepare for the test and compete in state digital design competitions. They cover the basics of graphic design, color, logos, and photo editing. If you would like more information about Multimedia Design, please contact Kim Britton.
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Huntsville High FBLA recognized on the National Level On June 25th, twelve Huntsville High School Future Business Leaders of America members attended the FBLA National Leadership Conference in Anaheim, California supervised by teachers Patricia Woods and Kim Britton. These members participated in leadership workshops and competitive events with over 9,000 high school students from the United States and several US territories. In all, three members were recognized for their efforts in the following categories: •
Beth Beyers placed 6th in Business Communication
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Peyton Cook was recognized as Alabama FBLA Who’s Who
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Tracy Kendall placed 2nd in Job Interview
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The team of David Hughes and Brian Craig, as well as the team of John Wachs and Casey Wermuth were in the top 15 teams in the nation for Digital Video Production.
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The team of Sydney Larsen and Taylor Larsen were in the top 12 teams in the nation for Business Presentation.
These students worked very hard to place at the top in the nation. Congratulations to all participants! If you would like more information about FBLA please contact Kim Britton or Patricia Woods.
HUNTSVILLE HIGH VOLLEYBALL
HUNTSVILLE HIGH VOLLEYBALL The Huntsville High Lady Panthers celebrated Senior Night on October 8 when they took on Grissom. The Seniors who were honored were: Simone Clopton Amanda Combs Jamesia Edmond Rachel Joffiron Sarah Gwin Moore Bri Sandifer Come support your Lady Panthers as they compete in the Elite Eight Tournament in Birmingham Wednesday October 30th in their bid to win another State Championship! Be sure to check out the new website for pictures, schedule and volleyball news: http://www.hhspanthervolleyball.com/teams/?u=HHSVB&s=htosports&t=c
Huntsville High, Grissom and Bob Jones Volleyball playing in support of Lindsey Wintzinger on August 29th (former HHS volleyball player) who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.
a n n o u n c e m e n t s
PTSA Student Activities Committee has become PTSA Student Relations Committee ! Over the past few years, HHS PTSA, Administration, Student Council and Faculty and Student Leaders have intentionally worked together to help expand the role of students in PTSA and to support student leadership development. This process has been very rewarding for PTSA and for those working with our outstanding students in all groups. The continued growth of the InterClub Council (ICC) indicates that student groups are taking a more active role in HHS and sharing relevant information with each other. With the Student Relations Committee, PTSA hopes to continue to respond to the current and future needs of HHS students. Your PTSA would like to thank all who have been involved in helping build this great relationship and we are looking forward to another year of working together. Because our work with HHS students has shifted from planning activities for students to developing strong working relationships with student groups, PTSA is better able to understand student concerns and respond to student needs. The committee name has been changed to Student Relations to reflect this relationship. Lisa Miller will serve as Chair of this Committee for the 2013-2014 school year. If you have questions or ideas, please feel free to contact Lisa at lmillerhsv@comcast.net
HCS has worked with senior students to allow them a campus tour in the past. We will continue this process. Please make sure your seniors are aware of the following guidelines. Seniors may have up to one day excused for a college visit. The parent of the senior must make the request in writing on the HHS College Day Form in advance of the visit. The College Day Form is available in the HHS attendance office. The senior must have an appointment with the college he/she is visiting so that the student can obtain necessary documentation to show he/she visited the admissions office. Upon the school receipt of documentation, the absence may be excused. Documentation of the visit must be received by the HHS attendance office within three days of the absence. Students may make up work missed for this excused absence. Students may not be excused on days they are required to participate in state mandated testing. If you have a student who is visiting a campus that will require more than one day of absence, the absence must be approved by the HCS central office prior to the trip. Forward these requests to the principal, and he will seek approval through the HCS Assistant Superintendent. Please allow two weeks for this approval.
JROTC Spotlight On:
Cadet Commander Victoria Offei-Dua
There are a number of outstanding cadets in AF JROTC and one in particular has been recognized nationally. Cadet Lt. Col. Victoria Offei-Dua received the Sons of the American Revolution National Society award for being the most outstanding junior cadet in JROTC in America. Victoria wrote an essay about how JROTC changed her life. She competed at the local level and won out over cadets in Tennessee Valley region and then was chosen as the outstanding cadet for the State of Alabama. She then competed against 21 other cadets from around the country and became the first cadet from Alabama to be chosen as the Sons of the American Revolution most outstanding cadet in the country. This summer she was invited to attend the national the Sons of the American Revolution convention in Kansas City where she received her medal for the award. She was also recognized at a reception hosted by the local chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. Attendees included state and local elected officials, community dignitaries and personnel from the Redstone Arsenal.
Welcome Lt. Col David Murphy! AL-941’s New SASI! Lt Col Murphy grew up all over the world as his father was also in the Air Force. He lived in Japan, Greece, Missouri, Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana and Michigan growing up. He graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1983 with a BA in history. He was an intelligence officer for the duration of my 22 year career and moved all over the world. He was assigned to bases in Texas, Georgia, South Korea, Hawaii, Utah, Virginia, Italy and Alabama. As an intelligence officer his duties mainly focused on working with fighter pilots (F-16 Fighting Falcon), picking enemy targets and the weapons to hit them with, and working with spy planes (U-2 Dragon Lady, MQ-1 Predator and RQ-4 Global Hawk). Along the way he earned two Masters Degrees in Education, one from Troy University and one from UAB. He is married to Belinda Murphy, from Birmingham) and together they have four children. When not spending time with them he is exercising, following his favorite sports team or reading (my Bible, a history book, Sci-Fi book, CNN or ESPN). He has seven years of teaching experience but this is his first year teaching JROTC. While in the Air Force he taught for three years in the Intelligence Officers Course at Goodfellow AFB in San Angelo Texas and he taught graduate school three years for the Air Force at Maxwell AFB in Montgomery Alabama. After retiring he taught high school history and PE for a year at Spring Valley School in Birmingham Alabama.
THEATER The HHS Theater Department will present
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st AT 7:00 PM Want a fun place to go before trick-or-treating? Come see the show!
$10 tickets or $5 if you are in costume! CAST AND CREW Euphoria – Christian Dasschle First –to – Go / Neville Chamerlain – Claire Quirk Random Lunatic – Lauren Bakke Uptight Know it All Girl Wizard- Olivia Hendrick Harry, aka Post Pubescent Guy Wizard – Matt Speakman Rob, aka, Silly Sorta Sexy Guy Wizard - Faaiz Saad Stella, aka Sulky Boring Chick – Keeley McMurray Hot Shirtless Guy – Tristan Hughes Edward Cohen – Peyton Davi Offstage Voice – Mac Delay Latkes Cohen – Katie Russell Professor Bake – Drew Tucker The Fine Diner (ultimate evil wizard) – Cate Rasco The First Fine Diner - Laura Huber Second and Third Fine Diners – Sarah Foret and Georgia Claire Park Other Fine Diners – Matt Lapidus, Mac Delay Sarah Bradley, Hannah Oswalt and Mimi Salmon Dufus McFly – Parker Johnson Whacko Mc Fly – Connor McMurray Alice in Wonderland – Anne Dillon Loflin The Doormouse – Hannah Oswalt The Stork – Gunnar Hulebak The Delivery Person -Mabry Palmer Delivery Team – Matt Lapidus and Cameron Overton Hot Shirtless Pack Leader (Doll) – Matt Lapidus Corney Cohen (puppet) – Mac Delay Strambo Cohen (puppet) – Connor McMurray Loxy Cohen (puppet)– Cameron Overton Director – Mike Chappell * Assistant Directors - Claire Quirk and Kurt Delay Costumes - Katie Russell, Sarah Foret, Mimi Salmon and Sarah Bradley Make Up – Claire Quirk, Peyton Davis, Parker Johnson and Keeley McMurray Props - Georgia Claire Park, Lauren Bakke, Tristan Hughes and Faaiz Saad Sound – Carter Woodall and Cole Milberger * Lighting – Emma Keller, Jonathon Prozan, and Gabe Robison Tech Crew – Roger Cardenas, Michael Davis, Blake Herring, Gunnar Hulebak, Tory Meeks, Sam Motz and Jared Osborn This show is will be entered in the Trumbauer Theater Festival One Act Play Competition at James Clemens High School on Friday, November 1 @ 7:00 pm.
Theater (Continued)
AUDITIONS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6 AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 *THERE WILL BE A "HOW TO AUDITION' WORKSHOP IN THE AUDITORIUM WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd AT 3:30 PM ANY INTERESTED STUDENT SHOULD ATTEND THIS MEETING GODSPELL WILL RUN MARCH 7- 15, 2014
HHS English Department welcomes 2 new teachers Since the beginning of school, two HHS English teachers have moved on to different things. Teresa Dent is now working at Central Office. Her replacement, Tamra Lane, started on September 16th. Lula Mae Martin recently decided to retire. Her replacement, Sam Roy, started on September 30th. Both Ms. Lane and Mr. Roy are first year, highly educated teachers. They are in the process of gaining access to email and iNOW, so we ask for your patience during this transitional period. We are so excited to have them as part of our department.
HUNTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY/STAFF EMAIL Abernathy, Lynne Aden, Susan Almond, Deny Baker, Jeff Ballard, Barbara Bean, Ron Bell, Rose Bevel, Marian Bishop, Amy Boissel, Julie Bowman, Tanya Brennan, Katherine Britton, Kim Brown, Chris Brown, Leigh Callaway, Lauren Chappell, Mike Clark, Ann Conway, Jeannette Cruse, Dalia Culpepper, Julie Davis, Chanda Davis, Stephanie Dennis, Amanda Doll, Holly Donahoo, Melanie Doss, Lorri Dotts, Kathleen Evans, Chase Fancher, Reeves Franks, Gerald Glass, Lee Ann Goldfinger, Glenda Gunter, Shannon Hall, Amber Hamilton, Ronald Helms, Stephani Holden, Jennifer Holder, Graham Honicker, Sherry Irvin, Larrisha Johnson, Krystle Jolliff, Debbie Jones, Tina Kreger, Tim Lambert, Becky Lane, Tamra Lang, Jeff Lanza, Tim Larose, Rachel Lianos, Nancy Long, Carlos Martin, Lula Mae McBeth, Christina McBrayer,Sherrill Mendenhall, Taylor
Lynne.Abernathy@hsv-k12.org Jacquelyn.Aden@hsv-k12.org Deanna.Almond@hsv-k12.org Jeffrey.Baker@hsv-k12.org Barbara.Ballard@hsv-k12.org Ronald.Bean@hsv-k12.org Rose.Bell@hsv-k12.org Marian.Bevel@hsv-k12.org Amy.Bishop@hsv-k12.org Julie.Boissel@hsv-k12.org Tanya.Bowman@hsv-k12.org Katherine.Brennan@hsv-k12.org Kimberly.Britton@hsv-k12.org Christopher.Brown@hsv-k12.org Leigh.Brown@hsv-k12.org Lauren.Callaway@hsv-k12.org Michael.Chappell@hsv-k12.org Ann.Clark@hsv-k12.org Jeannette.Conway@hsv-k12.org Dalia.Cruse@hsv-k12.org Julie.Culpepper@hsv-k12.org Chanda.Davis@hsv-k12.org Stephanie.Davis@hsv-k12.org Amanda.Dennis@hsv-k12.org Holly.Doll@hsv-k12.org Melanie.Donahoo@hsv-k12.org Lorri.Doss@hsv-k12.org Kathleen.Dotts@hsv-k12.org Chase.Evans@hsv-k12.org Fancher.Reeves@hsv-k12.org Gerald, Franks@hsv-k12.org Leeann.Glass@hsv-k12.org Glenda.Goldfinger@hsv-k12.org Shannon.Gunter@hsv-k12.org Amber.Hall@hsv-k12.org Ronald.Hamilton@hsv-k12.org Stephani.Helms@hsv-k12.org Jennifer.Holden@hsv-k12.org Katherine.Holder@hsv-k12.org Sherry.Honicker@hsv-k12.org hhs.receptionist@hsv-k12.org Krystle.Johnson@hsv-k12.org Debra.Jolliff@hsv-k12.org Tina.Jones@hsv-k12.org Timothy.Kreger@hsv-k12.org Rebecca.Lambert@hsv-k12.org Tamra.Lane@hsv-k12.org Jeffrey.Lang@hsv-k12.org Paul.Lanza@hsv-k12.org Rachel.Larose@hsv-k12.org Athanasia.Lianos@hsv-k12.org Carlos.Long@hsv-k12.org Lula.Martin@hsv-k12.org Christina.Mcbeth@hsv-k12.org Susan.Mcbrayer@hsv-k12.org Taylor.Mendenhall@hsv-k12.org
Mincher, Mark Moon, Buddy Moon, Mary Ann Morenilla, Marie Morton, Reece Mosby, Quaynteece Mucci, Dana Murphy, David Noblitt, Jason Old, Nickolas Olejnik, Michele Otto, Lorinda Pate, Cliff Patmon, Jessica Payne, Richard Piner, Wendy Quick, Jason Quintela, Cynthia Rameshbabu, Vandana Redfield, Renee Rice, Toya Robinson, April Robinson, Jimmy Sanders, Dean Schultz, Lea Anne Schwartz, Nicole Self, Bill Sharp, David Sharp, Martha Sharp, Scott Simmons, Elizabeth Slanovits, Michael Smith, Sherry Spencer, David Stallworth, Chrysantha Stone, Cindi Stone, Taryn Stutts, Paula Swanson,Bernie Taylor, Catherine Taylor, Dian Taylor, Greg Teply, Jennifer Thomas, Tony Thomas, Tyrel Vinson, Dana Webb, Laurie Whitener, David Williams, Greg Williams, Julie Wlodarski, Sabine Wolfe, Nancy Woods, Patricia Young, Terrance Yancey, Kurt Zurline, Ron
Mark.Mincher@hsv-k12.org Virgil.Moon@hsv-k12.org Maryann.Moon@hsv-k12.org Marie.Morenilla@hsv-k12.org Reece.Morton@hsv-k12.org Quaynteece.Mosby@hsv-k12.org Dana.Mucci@hsv-k12.org David.Murphy@hsv-k12.org Jason.Nobiltt@hsv-k12.org Nickolas.Old@hsv-k12.org Michele.Olejnik@hsv-k12.org Lorinda.Otto@hsv-k12.org Clifford.Pate@hsv-k12.org Jessica.Patmon@hsv-k12.org Richard.Payne@hsv-k12.org WendyG.Piner@hsv-k12.org Jason.Quick@hsv-k12.org Cynthia.Quintela@hsv-k12.org Vandana.Rameshbabu@hsv-k12.org Renee.Redfield@hsv-k12.org Toya.Rice@hsv-k12.org April.Robinson@hsv-k12.org James.Robinson@hsv-k12.org William.Sanders@hsv-k12.org Lea.Schultz@hsv-k12.org Nicole.Schwartz@hsv-k12.org William.Self@hsv-k12.org David.Sharp@hsv-k12.org Martha.Sharp@hsv-k12.org Anthony.Sharp@hsv-k12.org Elizabeth.Simmons@hsv-k12.org Michael.Slanovits@hsv-k12.org Sherry.Smith@hsv-k12.org William.Spencer@hsv-k12.org Chrysantha.Stallworth@hsv-k12.org Cindi.Stone@hsv-k12.org hhs.attendance@hsv-k12.org Paula.Stutts@hsv-k12.org Bernard.Swanson@hsv-k12.org Catherine.Taylor@hsv-k12.org Dian.Taylor@hsv-k12.org Gregory.Taylor@hsv-k12.org Jennifer.Teply@hsv-k12.org Anthony.Thomas@hsv-k12.org hhs.iss@hsv-k12.org DanaR.Vinson@hsv-k12.org LaurieLee.Webb@hsv-k12.org David.Whitener@hsv-k12.org Gregory.Williams@hsv-k12.org Julie.Williams@hsv-k12.org Sabine.Wlodarski@hsv-k12.org Nancy.Wolfe@hsv-k12.org Patricia.Woods@hsv-k12.org Terrance.Young@hsv-k12.org Kurt.Yancey@hsv-k12.org Ronald.Zurline@hsv-k12.org