Editor’s Note: We apologize that this was not in last week’s paper.
Ryan’s Kindergarten class:
Zayden Alexander
Addison Applin
Alexis Baker
Phoebe Chapman
Hatley Cooper
Aubrey Corona
DeShawn Crawford
Maggie Dalton
Emerson Dewbre
Braylen Harrison
Kale Hill
Bella Keith
Lyric Ledesma
Hunter Loftis
Liam Madden
Lynnleigh Morgan
Emma Rawlings
Teagan Skinner
Melanie Villareal
Congratulations!
Ryan celebrated Homecoming Friday evening. Holland Carter was crowned Homecoming Queen by Sam Brown (King).
Also during the evening the 1988 Ryan Cowboys were honored.
Front Fow: Zayden Alexander and Melanie Villarreal Photo by Sheree Hanson
Photo by Sheree Hanson
Congratulations!
Dawson is also Salutatorian of this year’s senior class of Ryan High School.
His plans are to attend Southeastern at Durant and major in Occupational Safety.
He knew he wanted to go to Durant once he visited the campus. He loves the campus and the community.
Some of his favorite memories include the times he participated in sports.
Playing football for his dad (Tony Tomberlin is one of the high school football coaches and Tomberlin is also the Ryan principal).
Fishing is his favorite hobby. He and Tate have found time to enjoy the sport together.
He considers fishing a great pastime.
When he’s not fishing he enjoys lifting weights.
A few of his accomplishments in High School were FFA, Beta, Co-Salutatorian, Co-MVP of District in Football, selected to 8-man All-Star Game, Southern 8 Conference, All-Star in Basketball.
The subjects he really enjoyed in high school were math and history.
He enjoyed being a part of the Beta Club and FFA.
Dawson also liked the times he spent working with Coach Mueggenborg.
Forrest Gump is his favorite movie.
Rock and hip hop are the styles of music he prefers.
Dawson is a nice and courteous young man.
He exudes a quiet subtle confidence that will serve him well in the future.
It will be interesting to watch his future unfold. We wish him all the good that life has to offer.
This summer he will be working at the high school. It’s a job he has enjoyed over the past few summers.
He really looks forward to beginning his college career.
He loves anything mechanical and working with his hands.
When he is not fishing or hunting, he loves working on the ranch and staying busy.
Tate will be going to SWOSU in Weatherford in the fall and majoring in Engineering Technology. Perhaps he will be working for Boeing or some aeronautical company.
Some of his fondest memories comes from time he spent with his friends and playing sports.
One of his favorite memories is the time Joseph Martin passed a basketball across court to J.D. who made the winning basket against Waurika.
When it comes to hunting, he really enjoys hunting deer. He even has a recipe he got from Tyler Garrett to make a really great deer jerkey.
His favorite music is heavy metal.
He loves the movie The Green Mile. He also likes scary movies.
The only book he really enjoys reading is the Bible.
His favorite color is powder blue.
He looks forward to getting started at Weatherford. He wants to show up two weeks in advance so he can go ahead and get to work. He plans on working his way through school.
Just a few of his accomplishments include Valedictorian, 8-man All-Star, Beta, FFA, Offensive Lineman of the year, NTHS.
His favorite subjects in school include all maths and physics.
He really loves math.
Tate is a strapping young man who conducts himself as a gentleman.
His future is bright. It will be neat to see what he does down the road.
His love of life and ability to converse with others will take him far.
We wish him all the best!
Due to generous donations, the Terral Alumni Association awarded three $2,500 scholarship this year. The scholarship recipients for 2018 are:
Jessica Williams
Emily Morales
Randi Linton.
In addition, Mason Martin received the first Don Johnson Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $2,500. Mason will be a Senior at Oklahoma State University in the fall, majoring in Agribusiness and Agricultural Communication – dual degree.
Donald Wayne Johnson (January 1, 1929 – December 1, 2016) was a resident of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He was born in Duncan, attended school at Terral, and was a 1947 graduate of Bowie High School in Bowie, TX. This scholarship was established by his daughter, Anda Johnson, of Baton Rouge.
