[Congressional Record Volume 164, Number 97 (Tuesday, June 12, 2018)]
[House]
[Pages H5026-H5027]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]




               RECOGNIZING THE SERVICE OF DR. SAM SHULTZ

  The SPEAKER pro tempore. The Chair recognizes the gentleman from 
Arkansas (Mr. Hill) for 5 minutes.
  Mr. HILL. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize Dr. Sam Shultz for 
his 40 years of service to Arkansas children at the Arkansas Children's 
Hospital in Little Rock. As a former member of the Children's Hospital 
Board of Directors, it is a special pleasure for me to recognize Dr. 
Shultz for his recognition as a champion for Arkansas children.
  He mentored and taught many of our pediatricians who are currently 
practicing in Arkansas. Throughout his career, Dr. Shultz worked with 
the Arkansas State Department of Health and the Department of 
Pediatrics to hold clinics in rural areas of our State. These clinics 
were primarily for children with health complications whose families 
had trouble traveling to Little Rock.
  He also assisted in writing various Arkansas public health 
regulations, such as checking newborns for thyroid conditions and also 
increasing the number of nurses in our schools.
  After decades of service to our Nation's youth, Dr. Shultz retired 
earlier this year. My congratulations on an incredible career, and best 
wishes for his future pursuits.


                Recognizing the Service of Mr. Tom Foti

  Mr. HILL. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the life of a man 
who has had an indelible impact on conservation and preservation 
throughout Arkansas, Mr. Tom Foti. Tom is retiring at the end of this 
month, after serving as the Arkansas National Heritage Commission's 
senior ecologist for over 2 decades.
  Tom dedicated his life to answering the call to serve the outdoors. 
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publishing ``The Natural Divisions of Arkansas'' to giving numerous 
educational programs for schools and the general public, he lived his 
life to serve our Natural State.
  In 1976, he became the director of Arkansas Ecology Center, the 
organization he had volunteered for as a youth.
  Tom's service to the State of Arkansas and to the environmental 
conservation area will never be forgotten, and I join all Arkansans in 
congratulating my friend Tom on a remarkable career and a well-deserved 
retirement.


           Mount Vernon-Enola High School Cybersecurity Team

  Mr. HILL. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the Mount Vernon-
Enola High School cybersecurity team for their second place win in the 
Air Force Association's National Youth Cyber Defense Competition.
  I would also like to personally recognize Catherine Holland, who is 
the STEM teacher, and introduced the program to the school.

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  The CyberPatriot National Youth Cyber Education Program was created 
in 2009 by the Air Force Association, to motivate students toward 
careers in cybersecurity. This is the first year the school has had a 
team in the competition.
  The team consisted of five students: Lincoln Collins, Ty Wilson, 
Chandler Honeycutt, Gavin Harper, and Maddock Davis. The group was 1 of 
5,584 teams that registered for the competition. The group showed 
dedication to the competition by practicing in the afternoons and on 
Saturdays.
  I congratulate Mount Vernon-Enola High School's team and wish them 
much continued success in the years to come, both in school and in 
their future careers.


            Recognizing the Accomplishments of Stacy McAdoo

  Mr. HILL. Mr. Speaker, I rise today and recognize the accomplishments 
of Stacy McAdoo, a speech communications teacher at Little Rock Central 
High School.
  Stacy was recently named the Little Rock School District 2018 Teacher 
of the Year. In addition to teaching communications, Ms. McAdoo 
coordinates the important college readiness program, designed to help 
all students develop the skills they need to be successful in college.
  As a result of her hard work, Stacy was also awarded the Marian G. 
Lacey Educator of the Year Award, a top award within the Little Rock 
School District.
  Stacy McAdoo's commitment to education is one all Americans and 
Arkansans can admire. I am proud to represent her and all of the 
teachers of central Arkansas who are making a difference in the lives 
of our young people.

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