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Updated December 8, 2011
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Student of the Month for October
By
Staff Writer
Staff Writer
The student of the month for October is Senior Alex Surrells. Alex is the son of Patricia Barnes and Bob Pelmore. He has attended PHGS and PHHS.
  Basketball is Alex’s favorite sport, and he has played it every year here at PHHS. He is also a member of the Letterman’s Club. His favorite classes are English and Current Events. His hobbies include playing basketball and reading, as well as hanging out with friends.
  Alex plans to be a businessman. He plans to start with junior college, and then transfer to a four-year university to finish his degree. Ultimately he would like to get an MBA. Right now he is considering the University of Illinois among others. PHHS faculty members have some nice things to say about Alex.
 “Alex Surrells is polite, always has work completed on time, participates in class discussions, and brings other students up to a high standard of learning. He has a great work ethic.”
 “Alex Surrells has a great attitude, a good sense of humor, and positive participation in class.”
 “Alex Surrells is a highly motivated student who participates in class discussions, turns all work in on time, helps others and is always polite and respectful. He realizes the value of education and strives to reach his highest potential at all times. He brings other students up to his level and is a great role model.”
  We at PHHS wish him the best in the future.
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Jasmine Seitz
Advisor:
Pam Gibbons
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