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SUCCESS...
"To be successful is
to be helpful, caring,
and constructive-
To make everything
you touch a little bit better.
The best thing you
have to give is
yourself."
Norman Vincent Peale
"A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives."
Jackie Robinson
"TO educate a person in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace to society."
"MY interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there."
Charles F. Kettering
"FAILURE
to stand
for what is morally
right is the prelude
to being the victim of
what is criminally
wrong"
"Zig" Ziglar
"OUR lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
Martin Luther King, Jr.
"POLITICIANS have two sets of rules: One for you and I to live by, and another for themselves."
Glenn Beck
The following entries won at the county level and have been forwarded to the West Virginia Central Writing Project for judging at the state level:
Grades 1 – 2: Ashley Cline of Hurricane Town Elementary for “ The Missing Car”; teacher, Nancy Fellure.
Grades 3 – 4: Rachel Martin of Buffalo Elementary for “Why Crocodiles Have Sharp Teeth”; teacher, Rachel Hull.
Grades 5 – 6: Margaret Coppola of Scott Teays Elementary for “A Tale of Two Hamsters”; teacher, Phyllis Payne.
Grades 7 – 8: Brooke Miller of Winfield Middle for “Saving Zane”; teachers, Kara Brown and Kathy Gordon.
These county winners will now compete in state competition and will be recognized at the West Virginia Young Writers’ Celebration at the University of Charleston in May.
