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September 2009 Board Recognitions
The
September Students of the Month are
Ashley Takacs and
Raymond Tyler Johnson.
September Female Student of the Month
The September Female Student of the Month is Ashley Takacs. Ashley is
the seventeen-year-old daughter of Kathy Krawietz and Mark Takacs.
Ashley is a leader among her peers at FHS. She is the Student Council
Representative for the Class of 2010. She is also the secretary for Student
Council. As a member of Link Crew, Ashley serves as a peer mentor, assisting
freshmen in making a smooth and successful transition into high school. In
addition, Ashley is a member in good standing with the National Honor
Society.
Despite the demands of her coursework and her extracurricular
activities, Ashley still finds time for employment. Through the FHS Co-Op
program, Ashley is employed in the FHS attendance office.
Upon graduation in June, Ashley plans to attend Texas A&M University,
where she will major in meteorology.
September Male Student of the Month
The September Male Student of the Month is Raymond Tyler Johnson.
Tyler is the seventeen-year-old son of Mendy Kiolbassa and Raymond Johnson.
Tyler has been very active in the FFA. In addition to being a chapter
officer since 2006, Tyler was also the Alamo District President in
2008-2009. He is this year’s FFA Vice President. In the past, he has served
as vice president, treasurer and reporter. He has been on the FFA leadership
teams for the past three years and on the judging teams for the past 5
years.
He has also earned
several ag awards.
In addition to FFA, Tyler has held leadership positions in several
FHS organizations. As a member of the Mighty Tiger Band, Tyler has been the
drum major for two years. He has also served as parliamentarian for National
Honor Society and was a member of Principal’s Round Table last year. He is a
member of Student Council and a former member of Red Cross. As a member of
Link Crew, Tyler serves as a mentor to freshmen on campus. Tyler has also
participated in Tiger athletics as a member of the golf and cross country
teams.
Despite his busy schedule, Tyler finds time to give back to his
community. Through FFA, he has participated in several Adopt-A-Highway
campaigns. He has also logged countless hours of community service by
volunteering alongside his mother through the Women’s Service Organization.
Upon graduation in June, Tyler plans to pursue a degree in
Aeronautical Engineering at Texas A&M University.
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