Have Middle School lists students of the month

Press release

Havre Middle School's Sixth-Grade Student of the Month for December is Lyla Gray. 

Lyla is the daughter of Darlene Gray. She has three siblings, Issabell, Micheal and D-Jay Cochran.  

Lyla sings in the HMS choir and plans to participate in track this spring. Outside of school, she loves to hang out with friends and family. She spends some of her free time painting and reading with her cousin.  

In the classroom, Lyla is extremely polite and always kind to everyone. Her strong leadership skills that make her a very reliable and responsible student. Her compassion to others model what "Pony Pride" is at Havre Middle School. 

In the future, Lyla plans to graduate and pursue a career. 

December's Seventh-Grade Student of the Month at HMS is Adriana Garcia.   

Adriana's parents are Dany Garcia and Kari Hinkle. She has two siblings, Kelcee Garcia and Jayson Stremcha. 

At the middle school, Adriana plays the flute in the band and is a member of the culture club. Outside of school, she like to listen to music, watch movies and hang out with friends and family. She also enjoys cooking and creating crafts.   

Adriana is a kindhearted student and a friend to everyone. She is always ready and prepared to work. She goes above and beyond in her studies and volunteers whenever help is needed. These attributes make her stand out as a respectable student at HMS.    

In the future, Ariana plans to attend college and become a teacher.  

Max Spangler is HMS's Eighth-Grade Student of the Month for December.

Max is the son of Chad and Sarah Spangler. He has two brothers, Caleb and Carter Spangler. 

At school, Max participates in basketball, football, wrestling and track. He is part of the National Junior Honor Society and is a tutor to other students. Outside of school, Max is involved with his church and youth group. He also likes to spend time watching sports with friends and family.   

Max is a positive student with an upbeat personality. He is driven to do his best and always challenges himself to do more. His leadership, academic and athletic skills set the standard for students to follow. His behavior represents the Middle School Pony Spirit.      

In the future, Max strives to excel in sports and academics.