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12C ♦ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2008 Hp / .''•''''v'Bw \ ; W P \^' : ' wsk& ',* ,-^tWrjn Contributed Kindergarten students in Cynthia Hamsley and Evelyn Pickens’ classes at The Westfield School invited their parents to join them recently in an annual school tradition - the making of Gingerbread Houses. Pictured: Rachel Bartlett and her mother, Von, work on a house. Btej_ t ■jßßf ’*»'■» Contributed Pictured: Carter Fink and his father, Brad, work on a gingerbread house. .“**l - ' f | C Contributed The Matt Arthur Elementary Mighty Knights for the week of Nov. 10 were chosen for being great examples of the character trait of the week, “generosity.” HCHS Work-based students recognized Aysa Lowe Special to the Journal Administrators of the Houston County High School Work-Based Learning program recog iVou 1 <sxpogg ) Gingerbread houses Generous Knights f' | * Emily Wellborn nized Emily Wellborn and Aysa Lowe as Student of the Month for September and October recently. Wellborn is a senior and currently enrolled in the second year of Graphic Design taught by A 1 Godfrey. She is also a three-hour work-release student, employed at Butterfly Kisses on Russell Parkway in Warner Robins as a store associate. Her future plans are to attend Georgia State to major in History and then go on to law school. Lowe is also a senior and is employed as a teacher’s assistant at Williams Kids R’ Us Learning Center located on. Green Street in Warner Robins. She is cur rently enrolled in her third year of the Early Childhood Education, which is taught by Jane Cooper. Asya plans to pursue a career in Early Childhood education. SCHOOL [ m T T « .X"- ■*■■**. ~ >- v '-V *»! jfl i ; I 3ft v», .-..«*»»>/x~s * fc, 4M «<* i ~''•*~•-?,!,■. 'Cu,V"J!X^%?^V£L£'' j*> ■ -M' ’' v t --*s&>■ J #* , ~ - j.. ■ Oi ?! ■ jOHL Bjjjjl***' S^SSSsc j£ •• -> ■>vv /-A jk'_. ■ ~sj- *sr*?'*^~ v. j^SBSI^^^sSB^^HHB^BBBi^ * '■■ i Contributed Lindsey Elementary School, according to a release, was surprised by Lowe’s with an Extreme Makeover Courtyard recently. The Lowes locat ed on Watson Boulevard and Highway 96 surprised all faculty, students and parents with eight picnic tables; a flower garden; life-sized games of tic tac-toe and chess; four large heaters; garden accessories; and a new grill. The Lowe’s employ ees volunteered over a two-day period involving Pmf jtmfefkipi SPRING REGISTRATION > till - January 31 j gWASSTO.S JfQI Register Online at perryjuniorleague.net > < . | Register at the Park 4 t Jan. 3 rd , 10 th & 17 th ' ) from 9am -12 pm ' ij / Register in December 1 t « and SAVE sss! i t OPENING NIGHT ; * Friday, March 13 th , 2009 LGames begin on Sat. March 14 th 1 For more information call Maddox at 478-256-1780 i Extreme Makeover bringing in all the new items, painting murals on the walls, and cleaning the courtyard. Students voted on a name for the new courtyard, naming it “Star TIES m MGREI Tabs • Tab Liners • Tile • Countertops Licensed it Insured f9f*fsGl Lp^ jl^^~~Ln -fi Don't Replace lt...Resurface 1t... I „ Call Us At: §jfinishes (8827) <BBMBMBWBP r ' Warner Robins, GA , \WmWMIBSANDMdRE.NET - TUBSANDMORE@COX.NET HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL Jet Success Courtyard.” Students and teachers now have a special place where they can celebrate successes and build mem ories. I i7»a>'