February 2019

County Line High School County Line High School

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Basketball

Farm Bureau Players of the Month County Line Indian Tyler Young and Lady Indian Shae Parsons were the Farm Bureau Player of the Month for the

month of January. Congratulations Tyler and Shae!

PREP BASKETBALL

County Line ends Booneville's 23-game win streak

by HAROLD MCILVAIN II Special to the NWA Democrat-Gazette | February 8, 2019 at

8:00 p.m.

https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2019/feb/08/prep-basketball-

county-line-ends-boonev/#.XGSHHL4Tu5E.link

CONFERENCE AND DISTRICT

TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS!

1A CONFERENCE AND DISTRICT CHAMPIONS

JR LADY INDIANS!

1A CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS AND DISTRICT RUNNER UP

JR INDIANS!

REGIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS!

GOLF

Coach Casalman and the Golf Team

were nominated for ARPreps Golf

Team/Coach of the year!

1A STATE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP Senior Boys headed to the 1A Arkansas State Championship hosted Izard County Consolidated. They made

it to the semi-finals! We are very proud of these young men and Coach Brunson.

SR CHEER

JR CHEER

District I Spring Leadership Conference

The County Line Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Chapter recently competed at the District I

Spring Leadership Conference in Fort Smith. FBLA competitive events recognize and reward excellence

in a broad range of business and career-related areas. They also prepare students for successful careers

in business by providing opportunities to apply classroom concepts in a workforce-simulated competitive

environment. Competitors can choose to compete in individual events, as part of a team, or as part of a

chapter team.

The following students placed at the district level and qualified for state competition that will be held in

Little Rock April 1 – 2:

Tallie Acord, 5th, Intro to Business Procedures Claire Baptiste & Hannah Houston, 3rd, Public Service Announcement Kaycie Britain, 5th, Introduction to FBLA Peyton Burleson, 4th, Computer Problem Solving Feather Chokbengboun, 4th, Intro to Business Communication Chloe Clifton & Nicole Vigil, 4th, Intro to Business Presentation Layne Cooper, 2nd, Networking Concepts Autumn Featherston, 5th, Agribusiness Blake Hill, 6th, Intro to Information Technology Whitlee Milam, 6th, Advertising Diana Oudomvilay, 5th, Business Calculations Shae Parsons, 3rd, Business Communication Keilee Robberson, 3rd, Intro to Business Kiley Singleton, 5th, Word Processing Brittney Stengel, 5th, Intro to Parliamentary Procedure Kaitlyn Vest, 5th, Intro to Financial Math

FBLA

Junior Class Fundraiser

AP GOV County Line High School AP Government students traveled to the State Capitol in February. We met with

Governor Hutchinson and attended a Senate committee meeting.

FFA

O/A Genetics

February 27th County Line FFA O/A Genetics. Tim & Gena O’Neal along with Trans Ova

Embryologist Felipe and Janie hosted and fed the animal science class. The students had a

great opportunity to see embryo transferring take place.

Congratulations to Shae Parsons on being named a Borlaug Scholar through the World Food Prize

organization on Thursday, February 21, at the Arkansas Youth Institute held at the University of

Arkansas.

Students competing in the youth institute submit a research paper addressing a problem found in

one of various countries around the world and propose a solution to solving this problem. All

problems/issues must also link to food insecurity. While at the institute, students present their

research and solution in a round table discussion with other students and a panel of experts in an

effort to help find solutions to world hunger.

A small number of students will be selected from the participants to attend the Global Youth Insti-

tute of the World Food Prize in Des Moines, Iowa, next fall. Those results will be announced at the

Arkansas FFA Convention held in late April. Through her participation in the Arkansas Youth Insti-

tute of the World Food Prize, Shae is now eligible to apply for USDA Wallace-Carver paid intern-

ships during the summers while she is in college.

The World Food Prize youth program was established by Dr. Norman Borlaug, Nobel Peace Prize

recipient and John Ruan in 1994, bringing together youth from across the world to address hunger

issues.

Picture L: Morgan Day, WFP Director of Global Programs and Partnerships, Shae Parsons, Borlaug

Scholar, Zach Andrews, AR FFA State Vice President, Dr. Jill Rucker, University of Arkansas Assis-

tant Professor in Agricultural Leadership.

FFA– World Food Prize

Congratulations to both the Electricity & Ag Mechanics teams for their performance on Friday at the ATU-Ozark CDEs.

Electricity Team - 1st Place

Pacyn Reames - 1st overall individual earning at $500 Scholarship

Cody Kremer - 3rd individual

Dagon McCombs

Caleb Robberson

Anthony Vaughan

Ag Mechanics Team - 2nd Place

Tyler Young - 2nd individual

Wyatt Lowrey

Kendra Toney

Kieth Caturan

FFA– ATU –Ozark CDEs

Pacyn Reames was presented a $500 Scholarship from

ATU- Ozark CDEs for placing 1st Overall Individual in

Electricity.

FFA & FCA WINTER BASH

SCIENCE Students from ARCOM volunteered their time to tutor the Science Olympiad members in their

events that they will be competing on in Little Rock next month.

Science Olympiad Regional Tournament February 23rd, Mrs. Porterfield took the students who had events in the NWACC.

Regional Science Olympiad Tournament to northern Arkansas for the day.

Division B took first place! Now off to Little Rock in April!

AP BIO

AP Biology Transformation Lab results-

Students successfully transformed E. coli by incorporating the

DNA from a jellyfish and an ampicillin-resistance gene that

allowed the bacteria to express bioluminescence under a black

light. Great job students!

SENIOR NIGHT

SENIOR PEP RALLY

CLASS OF 2019 WHO’S WHO

Most Likely to Succeed

Pacyn Reames and Tori Porter

Most School Spirit

Ryan Keeton and Hannah Burgett

Biggest Flirt

Dillon Foster, Autumn Featherston

and Steven Hamiliton

Best Dressed

Kendra Toney and Kiethduffy Caturan

Shyest

Daylon Hampton and Dayla Austin

Most Memorable

Tanner Acord and Paige Canada

Funniest

Tyler Young and Paige Canada

Most Attractive

Zack Franklin and Paige Canada

Friendliest

Trevor Hughes and Cheyenne Corley

Finest Character

Cody Kremer, Faith Duran

and Steven Hamilton

Best All-Round

Hunter Hall and Hannah Houston

Most Athletic

Pacyn Reames and Diana Oudomvilay