TRIBAL MEMBER NEWS
Students Named
to SVS Honor Roll
The following students were named
to the first semester honor roll:
6th Grade: Tim Lindstrom, 3.59; Zak
Bremner, 3.50; Alex Flores, 3.50;
Chris Williams 3.50; and Loy
Marthalier 3.42.
7th Grade: Netalia Coats, 3.34; Mariah
Garza, 3.34; Heather Luckini, 3.25;
and Victoria Sanchez, 3.00.
8th Grade: Nick Kowtko, 3.59; Mark
Smith, 3.50; Levi Bolt, 3.42; Chris
Schuler, 3.42; Jamie Uhrich, 3.34;
Lakia McGaughey, 3.25; Chyann
Payne, 3.25; Heaven Perkins, 3.17;
and Shelby Wallace, 3.09.
Brett Butler
Butler Picks
Junior College
in California
SVS Says
Thanks for Help
Chief Chewescla (William Jr.) DePoe at the Chemawa Indian School birthday
pow-wow in February, carrying on the traditions.
Ben Family Sets Giveaway
A dinner and giveaway honoring the life of Rod Ben is scheduled for
2 p.m. on May 2, 2004, at the Tribal Community Center in Siletz. Rod’s
parents, brothers, wife, and family extend an invitation to all his friends and
relatives to attend.
Correction: In an article on youth wrestlers from Siletz in the March issue
of Siletz News, Ryan Williams was misidentified as Ryan Mobley.
Siletz Valley School would like to
thank all of our volunteers who have
helped us make the last three months
a success!
In December, we had 76 volunteers
who contributed 158 hours. In January,
we had 66 volunteers and 122 hours.
In February, we had 96 volunteers and
264 hours.
We’re very appreciative of the time
that you give to the school for a better
tomorrow. Thank you!
Siletz Valley School is looking for
volunteers to help us coach a cheer
leading squad. We need coaches to help
us during the football and basketball
seasons. If you’re interested, please call
Lourdes at 541-444-1100. Thank you!
SVS Students Receive Awards
Siletz Valley School, a newly formed
charter school, has a student body of
164 students. On the first Monday of
every month at our morning assembly,
we select students in grades K-8 to
receive awards for attendance,
academic achievements, citizenship,
and positive behavior.
Students receiving award certifi
cates included:
Kindergarten: Dylan Bisson, Cecillie
Butler (2), David Greenawald,
Tyler Sjostrom, Kateri Whitehead
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1st Grade: Morgan Crawford, Windy Hill,
Tyler Raby, Elyssa Ship-Camahan,
April Sied, Robert Williams
2nd Grade: Samantha Messer, Robby
Rilatos, Sidney Rilatos
3rd Grade: Philip Edwards, Jasmine
Elmore, Rochelle Thompson (2)
4th Grade: Cody Blacketer, Angelia
Priest-Lamadrid, Ashliegh Ramirez,
Sadie Reed, Damion Williams
5th Grade: Christopher Crawford,
Veronica Gerttula, Braxton
Morford, Tyrie Westbrook
6th Grade: Tim Lindstrom, Loy
Marthalier, Tieman Pettit
April 2004
7th Grade: Netalia Coats, Mariah Garza,
Tommy Potter
8th Grade: Levi Bolt, Kent Kaiser, Nick
Kowtko, Eric Luckini, Chyann
Payne, Chris Schuler (2), Mark
Smith, Mark Tom, Jamie Uhrich,
Shelby Wallace
We also had three drawings for
those who received an award. The
winners of a backpack are as follows:
K - 2nd Grade: Cecillie Butler
3rd _ 5th Gra(je: Angelia Priest-Lamadrid
6th - 8th Grade: Mariah Garza
Brett Butler will play football for
College of the Redwoods in Eureka,
Calif., this fall.
Butler completed his high school
career at Reedsport High School in
Reedsport, Ore., as the holder of every
statistical record for receivers. He was
first-team all-state in consecutive
seasons for the Braves.
Brett holds the school record for
all-purpose yards and in the past three
years, caught 120 passes for 2,100 yards
and 32 touchdowns.
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vacancies may close at any time. The
tribe's Indian Preference policy will
apply. Tribal government will not
discriminate in selection because of
race, creed, age, sex, color, national
origin, physical handicap, marital
status, politics, membership or
non-membership in an employee
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