Lizzy’s lucky streak continues – Local middle schooler takes home Miss Warner Robins Middle School

WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — Earlier, we brought you the story of Lizzy House, born on Nov. 11, 2011, at 11:33 p.m. Now, the 12-year-old is heavily involved in her community and named Miss Warner Robins Middle School.

Recently on Saturday, March 2, Lizzy won Miss Warner Robins Middle School, best interview and fun fashion. Her mother, Tonya House, shared the accomplishments Lizzy has achieved so far, including straight A’s and participating in her school’s gifted program.

She also shared how much Lizzy and her older sister are involved in the community. Lizzy is currently a sixth grader at Warner Robins Middle School and is involved in many activities at school and beyond.

She is very involved in both the Warner Robins Little Theater and the Perry Players; Tonya said she has gotten lead roles in both theaters.

At WRMS, she is involved in a club called Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. Lizzy is also involved in chorus, dance, jazz, ballet and tap dancing which her older sister, Kayleigh House, was also involved with. Tonya shares Kayleigh is 18 years old and on her way to college, teaching dance outside of school.

Tonya expressed how proud she is of her daughters and everything they have accomplished so far in their lives.

“As a mom, I am absolutely thrilled because you want nothing more but to see your children succeed and grow and continue to reach for their goals and strive. Elizabeth is the type that no matter how much she has to practice, she’s determined, and I see that in both my girls and we as her parents are so proud and words can’t even describe. My heart is completely full and overwhelmed,” Tonya said.

She also shares that Lizzy has followed in her older sister’s footsteps, and both girls are going down a bright path, supported fully by Tonya and Lizzy’s father, Lee House.

“I couldn’t be even more prouder than her. She’s a fantastic kid, she’s very well-mannered and she has a heart of gold,” said Tonya.

Having a unique birthday comes with quite a bit of attention, especially during Lizzy’s birthday month. Tonya shared Lizzy thinks it is unique and cool whenever someone asks her a question about her birthday.

“She says, ‘if only I would’ve came at 11:11, but I came at 11:33’ and I say, ‘yeah you were stubborn,’” said Tonya.

Tonya said Lizzy’s dream is to one day be on Broadway and wants to pursue a career in education. Lizzy’s goal is to be either a dance or a kindergarten teacher.

Overall, Tonya said she excited for her daughters’ futures. In her new role of Miss Warner Robins, Lizzy will be attending charity events for her school and representing her school in future parades.

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