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Ana Rosales ’04 was the featured
speaker at the meeting of the Texas
Presbyterian Foundation Board of
Trustees on November 7, 2006.
Kimberly Scharmann ’04
writes, “Teaching ninth grade English
at East Central High School in
San Antonio this year is a blessing.
It feels amazing to be back in the
town I grew up in and at such a
wonderful school. Each day I walk
into my classroom with a smile on
my face because I have so many
great things going on in my life and
such wonderful students. For example,
I just bought a beautiful new
home and adopted a dog. Whenever
I am not at work, I am sitting
with a pen in my hand, either writing
or grading. Many new things are
happening in my life right now and
I couldn’t be happier.”
Travis
Arreaga ’05
is now an
admission
counselor at
Schreiner. “I
am responsible
for Austin, Waco and East Texas,
as well as the Rio Grande Valley.
I was very excited to have been
offered a position here at Schreiner;
I was not yet ready to leave. Prospective
students are eager to learn
more about the University after
hearing that I am a recent graduate.
Schreiner was a great place to go to
school, and it’s an even better place
to work.”
Emily Chaney ’05 became the
bride of Adam Smith on June 3,
2006 at the YO Ranch Resort Hotel.
Tammy Fullerton ’06 served as
her maid of honor.
Lisa Christiansen ’05 is beginning
her second year as a teacher
for the Richland Springs school
district. She teaches the language
arts section for grades 4 through
6, and teaches seventh grade math.
“I thought last year was good, but
with a year of experience under my
belt, this year is already better. I still
absolutely love teaching. My daughter
started kindergarten this year, so
I see her off and on throughout the
day. She loves school, so that is an
added bonus!”
Crystal Kelley ’05 writes, “This
is my second year at Bluebonnet
Elementary School in Lockhart,
where I am teaching first grade.
Teaching is a very rewarding job
for me! Soon I hope to pursue my
master’s in education.”
Michelle Leija ’05 celebrated
one year of employment with the
Department of Family and Protective
Services on August 22. “I’m so
proud I have made it, and I’m lucky
to have an incredible amount of
support from family and friends. I
hope that I’ll be able to keep moving
forward and make a difference.
Hello to all the wonderful folks over
there at SU!”
Adolfo Silvas, Jr. ’05 is now
teaching at Santa Gertrudis ISD
in Kingsville. He teaches pre-K
through eighth grade physical education,
and is the assistant coach for
middle school volleyball and basketball,
and high school baseball.
Molly Pruitt ’06 accepted a
position with the Texas Department
of Family & Protective Services
and began work in June 2006. “My
office is at 819 Water Street in Kerrville,
Suite 230—come and see me!
I will begin work on my master’s
in psychology as a licensed professional
counselor next fall through
correspondence courses. Life after
Schreiner is sweet and I am truly
thankful for all the preparation
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I received from the people and
school that I love.”
Mickey (Styron) Vestal ’06
writes, “I was married two weeks
after graduation to Shaun Vestal of
Fort Worth, and my children and
I have moved to the Fort Worth
area. I am a second grade teacher at
an elementary school in Mansfield.
Lots of changes! I love the school
and can’t wait to start my new
school year as a teacher!” Mickey
and her family live in Benbrook.
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