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Monday, October 14, 2019LISD Sta� DevelopmentTuesday, October 15, 2019LJH- Tie Dye Spirit DayLJH- Fundraiser Packets Due4:30 pm- LHS Volleyball @ Liberty5:00 pm- LJH- 7th Grade Football vs Lumberton5:00 pm- LJH- 8th Grade Football @ LumbertonWednesday, October 16, 2019Report Cards� ursday, October 17, 2019LHS- Cross Country @ District 21 CC MeetLHS- Balfour Cap & Gown Orders5:00 pm- LHS – Powder Bu� Volley-ball5:00 pm – 7:00 pm- CSE Tailgate PartyFriday, October 18, 2019Gail/Lose UIL Eligibility from Octo-ber 11LJH- Band Night at Varsity GamePRP- Fall PicturesLHS- Balfour Cap & Gown Orders4:30 pm- LHS Volleyball vs Tarking-ton7:00 pm- Lions Football vs Lumberton (Pink Out)Saturday, October 19, 2019LJH- Livingston Tournament

On Monday, October 7, forty-four candidates were inducted into the Lillian Sewell Chapter

of the LHS National Honor Society. � e candidates, a mixture of juniors and seniors were selected on the basis of the chapter’s four tenets: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Advisers Brittney Trevino, Dean Boyd and Principal Dr. Paul Drake presided over the ceremonies as chapter o� cers, President Sega Ndita, Vice President Autum Loman, Secretary Brook Loman, Treasurer James Severance and Senior member Rhonya Long led the candidates in the candlelight, swearing-in ceremony. When she was asked why the importance of the ceremony, Sega stated, “� e NHS induction ceremony is public because we are celebrating and congratulating the students who show great excellence. � ese inductees go above and beyond in their day to day life. Many of them are leaders in extra curricular activities, such as band, choir, athletics, student council, BPA, FFA, and FCCLA. We are proud of these students for balancing everything they do.” Newest members include Belen Arredondo, Blake Baggett, Charley Battise, Allie Botello, Kodee Butcher, Blake Davidson, Lillie Dubreuil, Avery Evans, Caleb Gann, Ryan Gibson, Elizabeth Gray, Nigel Henderson, Brieanna Henry, Justin Holliman, Brandon Houston, Colin Hurtt, Chandria Ivory, Krista Jones, Gavin Kelley, Caleb Kesler, Alexandria Lara, Jacey Lewis, Alessandra Martinez, Mara Mayland, Damian McCarty, Kyndall Mo� ett, Alexis Murphy, Halle Ohm, Johnathon Oliver, Tanner Orn, Vaidehi Patel, Krislyn Patterson, Sonia Penado, Joshua Pridgen, Allyson Prosperie, Lyndsay Singleton, Madison Stork, Gillian � ys, Lucas VanWagner, Elizabeth Varnell, Sydney Walters, Trace White, Deandra Zheng, Frances Zuniga.

Sam Houston Electric Co-Op Inc., more com-monly known as SHECO, made a generous

donation of safety glasses to the Livingston ISD Junior High Robotics Team. � is is the � rst year robotics has been o� ered at the Junior High level. Being safe and providing a safe learn-ing environment is paramount and providing eyewear for each student was a crucial step in achieving that goal. Each student must pass the safety test in order to move forward with constructing, wiring and coding to produce an operational robot.� e donation achieved the � rst goal where students have their own pair of eyewear to use throughout the year without having to share with others. On September 27th SHECO representative Rachel Frey arrived with 84 impact-resistant lens safety glasses, and the second package arrived a week later contained 24 vented over glasses for students who wear prescription lenses. SHECO’s timing on the announcement and delivery was impeccable. It was homecoming week and every day had a di� erent theme to build school spirit and Lion pride. Ironically, the robotics instructor, Mrs. Davis received the news of the donation on Su-perhero Day. She was participating in the theme day and was dressed like her superhero father, Glenn Cryer, a former SHECO employee of 37

LHS National Honor Society inducts 44 candidates

Sam Houston Electric Co-Op helps students restore their belief in Superheroesyears, by donning his SHECO uniform patches, ID, instructor’s badge, gloves, hard hat, and safe-ty glasses. She displayed information about her real-life superhero, her dad, to help her students realize that superheroes are everywhere, not just make-believe in comic books and movies. Cryer trained electric line technicians for over 20 years as an Underground Working Foreman which included 12 years as a guest instructor at the Texas Engineering Extension Service teaching underground and troubleshooting. His knowledge and experiences live on within a small training � eld dedicated in his memory. His lifelong lessons and principles have passed along to his daughter, Celia Davis, whose passion for troubleshooting, safety, and teaching is clearly visible when you see her working with her students. Once the students were informed of the do-nation from SHECO you could almost see the visions of dancing robots in their eyes. Sudden-ly the goal of building and programming robots came to life and at that moment you couldn’t help notice the connection that was made and to them, SHECO became their real-life super-hero that day. Making that correlation with her students made Mrs. Davis feel that her dad was still indeed her superhero, watching over her, and helping come to her aid when needed.

Forty-four candidates of Livingston High School juniors and

seniors were inducted into the Lillian Sewell

Chapter of LHS Nati onal Honor Society.

SUPERHERO Livingston Junior High roboti cs instructor Mrs. Davis dressed as her dad for Superhero day. Glenn Cryer was a former SHECO employee for 37 years as a forman and a guest instructor at the Texas Engineering Extension Service teach-ing underground and troubleshooti ng.

Livingston Junior High roboti cs students show their appreciati on for the donati on of safety glasses.

Pictured at right - Students model their new safety glasses.