TRIBAL PROGRAM NEWS
The Siletz Grange, Siletz Valley Partnership, and Siletz Tribe combined their
resources to throw a Christmas party for the entire community.
Lexie Metcalf shares her Christmas
list with Santa.
l\ lissing Moccasins
Aaron
Scott
ADAMS
Gerald, Sr. Jiles
ADAMS
Montie
Gene
ANDERSON
Vance
Ernest
ANDERSON
Andrew
Michael
ARDEN
Frank, Jr. Dominic
ASPRIA
Bobby, Jr. Lee
BAYYA
Yolanda
Rachelle
BELGARD
Michelle
Tyees
BELGARDE
Joshua
Andrew
BLACKETER
Stanley
Kurtis
BONE
John
P.
BOSTWICK
Justin
Colby Owen
BOSTWICK
Larry, Jr.
A.
BOSTWICK
Sadie Mateya Camacho BRAVO-HUDSON
Joshua
Scott
BREMNER
Colby
Allen
BREWER
Jaren
Lee
BREWER
Autumn
Marie
BROWN
Jade
Rianna
BROWN-GODFREY
Tony
Lee
BURSELL
Marcellus Ray
BUTLER
Abby
Mae Jane
CAMPOS
Franklin
Wayne
CARLYLE
Jolynne
M.
CLAWSON
Rochal
Crystal
COLE-GONZALEZ
Daniel
Bruce
COLLINS
Henry
Ellson
COX
John
Everett
DARCY
Peter
Oscar
DEPOE
Gary
R.
DOWNEY
Leah
Mae
DOWNEY
Tia
Michelle
DUNPHY
Wendy
Sue
FIFE
Randall, Jr. P.
FLORES
Kevin
Chase
GOODELL
Bruce, III William
GORR
Jeffrey
Carl
GREEN
Everett
Glenn
HARTWELL
Vanessa
Joy
HEDRICK
Desiree’
Katarina
HERNANDEZ
Claudine
Dorinda
HOLMES
David
Mitchell
HOOVER
William
Hayes
HUNT
Nelson
Leonard
JACKSON
Troy
Murdock
JAMES
Lindsey
Frank
JOHN
Otto
Clark
JOHN
Willo
B.
JOHN
Michael
Todd
JOHNSON
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Michelle Marie
Andrew
Timothy
Sandra
Dawn
Aaron
Anthony
Adam
Claude
Linzy
Rose
Brandi
Marissa
Brittany
Rosemary
Gail
L.
Erika
Christine
Angelique Rae
Alicia
Lee
Arnold
Dean
Casinda
Mae
Victor
Pamela
Kay
Ashlee
Nichole
Elaina
Marie
Chadwick Tyler
Corey, Jr.
Douglas
Aimee
Elizabeth
Daneisha
Rae
Sherelle
Leigh
Talyssa
Sheri
Jason
Lamont
Tracy
Earl
Kristine
Marie
Justin
Paul
Joshua
Blaine
Mariah
Jean
Matthew
Paul
Mortie
Donald
John
Michael
Charlotte Anne
Norman
Earl
Dominic
Anthony
Ole
Willard
Roberta
Michelle
Robert
Edwin
Timothy
David
Bradford
Robert
Christopher Lee
Daniel
Gene
Robert, Jr. Collins
Charles
Eugene
Brian
Fielder
Kari
Kerlynn
Bradford
Kenneth
Lee, II
Raymond
Dwayne
Irving
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January 2004
JOHNSON
JUCUTAN
JUSTICE
KAISER
KAISER
KEENE
KEKUA
KELSO
KIELY
KIPER
KIRK
KUFAHL .
LANE
LANE
LARSEN
LEGAUX
LOGAN
LOGAN
LONG
LOVING
LUCAS
LUCAS
MARTIN
MARTIN
MCCLINTOCK
MCCLINTOCK
MCCORD
McKNIGHT
MORROW
MORTENSON
MORTENSON
MORTENSON
NAVARRO
NELSON
NICKEL
NUDO
OLSON
PATTEN
PEDDYCOART
PETERSON
PRATHER
RAY
RAY
RAY
RICHARDSON
RIDDERBUSCH
RILATOS
ROBERTSON
RUFF
RUSSELL
Santa tries to find out what Tyson
Rilatos wants for Christmas.
Warriors, con’t from page 1
Roberta
Pauline
Anna
Joyce
Debra
Leah
Doris
Jo
Everette
Clay
Diane
Lee
Cole
Martin
Madalynn Rose
Robert
Alan
Ulysses
Benjamin, Jr. Dewey
Alana
Denise
Melissa
Ann
Devin
Michael
Cody
James
Eric
Austin
Trevor
Kyle
Susan
Diane
Jason
Scott
Edward
Homer, Jr. Ire
Linzie
Mae
Angella
Delores
Nicholas
Chadwick
Daniel
James
Ryan
Eugene
Ayana
Lori
S.
Carly
Marie
Jonna
Kay
Merica
Mae
Todd
Wesley
James
Robert
Wendy
Lee
Timothy
Shane
Robert
V.
Wenoa
Jean
RUSSELL
SABIN
SAENZ
SANDERS
SAYLOR
SERVICE
SEVERSON
SEVERSON
SEVERSON
SIMMONS
SMITH
ST. JOHN
STOKES
SULLIVAN
TALLMAN
TALLMAN
TALLMAN
THOMAS
TORREZ
UNGER
UNGER
UPCHURCH
VAILE
VILES
WARREN
WEST
WHEELER
WHITAKER
WILDERMUTH
WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS
WOODS
WOODS
WRIGHT
YARBOUR
YARBROUGH
If you or anyone you know is
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please contact Loraine Butler in
Enrollment at 1-800-922-1399,
ext. 258, 541-444-8258, or
loraineb@ctsi.nsn.us.
Luckini, Heaven Perkins, Jamie Ulrich,
and Chyana White '»Iso are on the squad.
Lourdes Jackson coaches the girls,
along with two very appreciated
volunteers, Traci and Kyanna Fisher.
The cheerleading squad was formed
as an elective chosen by students in a
survey that Van Peters, school adminis
trator, sent to them in October. The girls
signed an agreement/contract before
starting; they’re role models to many
in the school. They have a list of require
ments to follow and most important,
they have to be accountable and main
tain passing grades.
On Dec. 8, Siletz Valley School
hosted the Toledo #2 team. The girls
started pumping up the fans minutes
before the game and kept them going
right down to the exciting finish. At the
end of the third quarter, it was Siletz 32
- Toledo 26. Shot after shot, it was
anyone’s game.
The Warriors scored four more
points, then another two points in the
first 30 seconds of the fourth quarter,
widening the gap. The Siletz boys
definitely had some hustle in them that
night that Toledo #2 couldn’t keep up
with, winning the game 41-34.
As of mid-December, the Warriors
had won five games and lost two. The
team hosts Toledo #2 again on Jan. 5 at
7 p.m. and hosts Newport #1 on Jan. 8
at 7 p.m. in the final games of the season.
Come out and support the Siletz
Valley School 8th Grade Boys Bas
ketball Team Warriors and the girls
Cheerleading Squad!