NHS Induction Tonight

Students will be recognized tonight, January 20th, at the National Honor Society Induction.  The event will be held in the S-T ISD Cafeteria at 6:00pm.

JHS Students Join Honor Society

Congratulations to the following Skidmore-Tynan Junior High School students inducted into the National Junior Honor Society in a special ceremony held, Wednesday, May 6, 2008, in the school cafetorium.

Inductees included: Aaron Hughes, Alfredo Guajardo, Cameron Pace, Nathaniel Serrano, Leigh Ledbetter, Amy Berthold, Lacey Bayne, Amelia Lockhart, Eduardo Salas, Alice Magyer-Satterfield, Sadie Gibson, Kaci Moore, Harley Dickinson, Leslie Lopez, Nicholas Hughes, Steven Dougherty, and Kyle Scotten.

National Honor Society Inducts 15 New Members

The inductees are presented to the audience. Click here to view more NHS Induction Ceremony photos.

The Skidmore-Tynan National Honor Society installed officers and inducted new members Thursday, February 7, at the S-TISD events center cafetorium. NHS Advisor Kathryn Head welcomed parents and students to the assembly.

Officers for the 2007-08 school year are President Erica Hall, Vice President Alexis Schmidt, Treasurer Devon Wilder, Secretary Joshua Petrus, and Public Relations Historian Miranda Bohac.

Inductees included Simone Adkison, John Arrisola, Casey Cassidy, Jessica Cochran, Michael Coker, Kaitlyn Cortez, Trevor Dragon, Lilly Hernandez, Nicole Hesseltine, Stephanie Leal, Caleb Martin, Melanie Minter, Lyndsi Pace, Antoinette Ray, and Hollis Stubenthal.

S-TISD High School principal Patricia Holubec served as guest speaker for event, congratulating the inductees for their academic achievements.

Students Earn Membership in National Honor Society

Current National Honor Society members were joined by 16 new inductees in a special January 25, ceremony in the S-T ISD Events Center Auditorium.

Newly inducted members include Robert Brown, Jeff Burris, Nicholas Castaneda, Thor Garcia, Beth Gonzales, Jessica Hall, Ruby Hernandez, William Hughes, Victoria Lopez, Coleman Mengers, Zach Petrus, Jessica Romo, Alexis Schmidt, Ashley Scott, Courtney Vandever, and Devon Wilder. Click here for NHS Induction photos at Shutterfly.com

NHS Officers for the 2006-07 school year were installed at the beginning of the ceremony. Stephanie Schirmer takes the helm as NHS President. The position of Vice President was filled by Victoria O'Brien, along with Treasurer Courtney Hudson, Secretary Reid O'Brien, and Public Relations Historian Daen Luna.

National Honor Society Advisor Helen Favre was joined by guest speakers, S-T High Principal Patricia Holubec, and Superintendent Dr. Brett Belmarez in congratulating the assembled students in their academic success.

24 Inducted into S-T National Honor Society

Garrett Gonzales accepts his NHS certificate from Superintendent Dr. Brett Belmarez.

The Skidmore-Tynan National Honor Society inducted 24 new members Monday, February 27th, at the S-T Events Center. NHS sponsor Helen Favre welcomed the students and parents to the evening's ceremony. NHS President Sara Schirmer introduced keynote speaker Dr. Brett Belmarez whose message of "making a living and making a life" surely inspired those present to continue on the path of excellence. High School Principal Patricia Holubec congratulated the inductees and Danae Arnold presented the ceremony closing remarks.

Representing the Senior Class were new inductees Garrett Gonzales, Jordan Haws, Brett Howard, Stephen Longoria, and Crystal Salazar.

The Junior Class inducted Chris Hall, Courtney Hudson, Mary Ann Rocha, and Mary Jane Vega.

Sophomore inductees included Kevin Allen, Miranda Bohac, Quint Butler, Erica Casas, Heather Cuevas, Nick Gentry, Erica Hall, Daen Luna, Cory Markham, Maria Perez, Josh Petrus, Roxanne Ramirez, C. J. Schindler, Melanie Sepeda, and Noel Solis.

The Signal congratulates each and every one of these hard working students. We wish them success in their studies and equal success in life after high school.

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We Do Like Green Eggs and Ham!

Elementary students listen as NHS member Stephanie Schirmer reads a Dr. Seuss classic.

The Signal can report with some authority that despite their initial shock value, green eggs and ham are indeed just as tasty as normal eggs and ham (although a few children refused to eat them regardless). Members of the S-T National Honor Society spent Saturday morning entertaining elementary students with various "Dr. Suess Day" activities. High School classrooms were transformed into play centers for the event featuring movies, books, and art & crafts related to the writings of Theodor Seuss Geisel. As near as we can tell, everyone involved, both big and small, had a wonderful time.

Saturday is Dr. Seuss Day at S-T Elementary

Skidmore-Tynan elementary students in grades Pre-K through 5th will are invited to attend "Dr. Seuss Day" at the S-T High School. National Honor Society members will host the festivities from 9:00 a.m. to noon Saturday, April 9th. Parents are encouraged to bring their children by anytime Saturday morning for lots of activities including a color room, cut and paste room, movie room, reading room, playground time, and a room where students can try green eggs and ham! Students participating in Dr. Seuss Day will be able to take home a book from a book drive that NHS did during National Book Month. For more information, contact Mrs. Gallagher at 287-3427.