The Estill County Tribune, March 22, 2017, Page 15

AustinRichardonThe Estill County Middle School Youth Services Center Student of the Week is Austin Richardson. He is the son of Donna and Greg. Austin is currently in the 6th grade and en-joys playing basketball and football.

JayceeHailThe Estill County Mid-dle School Youth Servic-es Center Student of the Week is Jaycee Hail. She is the daughter of Amber and Adam. Jaycee is cur-rently in the 6th grade and enjoys hanging out with her friends, draw-ing, and talking.

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Students receiving this recognition are nominated by staff members at the Estill County Middle School for exemplary behavior, attitude, and/or citizenship.

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On Saturday, March 18, 2017, during the regular scheduled meeting of the Elisha Witt Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Kaylee Col-lins was presented the DAR Good Citizenship Award. This award is presented to a high school senior who must have the qualities of dependability, service, lead-ership and patriotism. Kaylee, a senior at Estill County High School has demonstrated these quali-ties through her involve-ment in her church, Beta Club, Leadership Team, Fu-ture Problem Solving and Youth Salute Program. She has also worked as a Veteri-nary Assistant at the Animal

Clinic of Estill County. Kaylee, the daughter of Ricky and Shelia Collins, has been awarded the Rob-inson Scholar 2016. She will attend the University of Kentucky this fall. Upon her graduation from UK, she plans to attend Auburn University and pursue her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. After the presentation program, refreshments were served by hostesses Janice and Ellen Bush to: Kay-lee Collins, Shelia Collins (Kaylee’s mother), Betty Harris (Kaylee’s grand-mother) Faye Reece, Susan Hawkins, Bobby Carol No-land, Fredia Blackwell and Myra Williams.

Kaylee Collins is presented the 2016 DAR Good Citizenship Award from the Elisha Witt Chapter by Janice Bush (right). Also attending (at left) were her grandmother, Betty Sparks, and mother, Shelia Collins.

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Estill County High School Engineers baseball team, left to right, front, Kamden Powell, Benny Lay, Colten Chaney, Brody Casey, Gabe Brooks, Logan Beckler, Micah Adams, Morgan Seales, Chase Wainscott. Back, head coach Brian Crowe, equipment manager Robbie Hunter, Jon Turner, Dalton McKinney, Cade Lisle, Brent Wainscott, Shaun Blackwell, Hunter Osborne, Austin Dunn, Bradley Kirby, Tanner Crowe, Justin Rison, Dylan Arthur, Blake Crowe, Cade Berryman. Not pictured, Dustin Warner, Parker McCreary and Conner Chaney.

Estill County High School Engineers baseball seniors, left to right, Colten Chaney, Cade Lisle, Brent Wainscott, Shaun Blackwell, Hunter Osborne, Austin Dunn, Bradley Kirby, Tanner Crowe, Dylan Arthur.

Two bicycles were donated by Irvine Masonic Lodge #137 F & AM and two by Stafford Masonic Lodge #562 F & AM. The Irvine Chap-ter of the Order of the Eastern Star #357 donated four helmets. The bicycles and helmets were donated to the Estill Springs Elementary School. These will be given to two girls and two boys that have at-tended school all year without any unexcused absences. The bicy-cles will be awarded at a drawing that will be held at the end of the 2017 school year. Left to right are, Jessica Mullins, Estill Springs Elementary principal, Matthew Dale Kirby, Master Irvine Lodge #137, Robert Justin Riddell, J.W. Irvine Lodge #137, and Lonnie Lee Clem, D.M. Stafford Lodge #562.

Happy Birthday!

Patricia James

& Donnie

From Logan