Welcome to week two of Tiger Tales. We hope that you all enjoyed the first week. A reminder to all of our readers, Saturday is Veterans Day. To all of our Veterans, we would like to say thanks for all that you have done for us and this country. We are very grateful for you.
Our seniors that are featured this week are Shannon Fogg, Donna Ford and Jennifer Isler.
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Shannon Leigh Fogg is the daughter of Tim and Angie Fogg. She is on the varsity basketball and softball teams. She is a member of Beta Club, Math Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Civitan, FCA, First National Bank Advisory Board, and Yearbooks Staff. Shannon plans to attend the University of Alabama to major in nursing. She was 2006 Girls State Representative. Shannon is a member of the Piney Grove Baptist Church. |
Shannon Fogg |
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Donna Ford is the daughter of Don and Stephanie Ford. She is a member of Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff, National Organization for Women, and Philosophy Club. Donna wants to either go to college at UAH, or move back to Detroit to attend college. |
Donna Ford |
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Jennifer Isler is the daughter of Anne and Gene Isler. She is a member of Spanish Club, Sr. Beta Club, First National Bank Advisory Board, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, and National Honor Society. Jennifer plans to attend the University of Alabama to earn a degree in physical therapy. |
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We would like to congratulate the Ardmore Tiger football team for an exciting win over the Clements Colts Friday night. Our boys will be playing in the first round play-offs this weekend at Guntersville. We would like to encourage everyone to come out and support our team. We would also like to compliment the band for their perfect execution of “Holy Moses” (a difficult task for a musical group).
Our cheerleaders received third place Saturday at the Sparkman High cheer competition and both the middle school boys and JV girls basketball teams placed third last weekend in the West Limestone Tip Off Tournament.
The thought of the week: Never settle for less than your best!