Henry Petters Wins Montgomery County Spelling Bee

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Henry Petters was named the Montgomery County Spelling Bee Winner after correctly spelling the adjective “tyrannical”.  Henry competed against nineteen other Montgomery County students in grades four through nine on Monday, February 4, 2013 at Frazer in Montgomery. He brings home a check for three-hundred dollars for being the Montgomery County Spelling Bee champion. He moves on to the state level spelling contest in Birmingham on March 9, 2013. Henry is currently a seventh grade student at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Middle School Campus and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Petters.

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Congratulations Henry!  We are so proud of you!

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