Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, OR Wednesday, February 21, 2007
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COUGAR GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM suffered a stinging defeat to the Hornets in
Ken Mann Memorial Gym on Friday, Feb. 16. Henley scooped Illinois Valley 44-25.
Sheena Cole led Cougar scorers with 11 points. At halftime, young cheerleading
camp graduates performed a routine for the entertainment of the crowd. (Photos by
Dale & Elaine Sandberg for ‘Illinois Valley News’)
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Honor Roll students cited at Illinois Valley
*Freshmen:
Autumn
Isenagle.
3.50-3.99
*Seniors:
Graham
Baker, Nichole Beason, Ben
Bennett, Elizabeth Bullock,
Chrystle Crawford, Dusty
culver, Serra Farley, Ben
Green, Amber Griffin,
Destany Heiser, Ariella
Hubbard, Jenna Lefner,
Sammy McMahan, Alexis
Medina, Leah Person,
Victoria Prince, Brigitte
Rocha, Jacob Wood.
*Juniors:
Alexander
Bergman, Ryan Burgess,
Jamie Farr, Nicole Farr,
Kurtis Keim, Wade
Lorensen, Jerrad Miller,
Sabrina Miller, John Nolan,
Sarah Pavlacky, Sarah
Pittman, Tiffany Wollerton.
*Sophomores:
Sierra
Chiverton, Erin Dobie,
Kathrine Dobie, Antonio
Escalante, Jacob Foster,
Kimiko Fujita, Hailey
Hanson, Tracie Losey,
Teresa McCarty, Stacey
Miller, Jacob Nichols,
Darcy Beteta-Perez, Kevin
Snook.
*Freshmen:
Cambria
Cook, Alex Paulson, Wylie
Ahl, Joy Chen, Zachary
Dominguez, Callie Harland,
Heidi Unger, Brittanie
Brummett, Chris Culver,
Ben Kendall, Kayla Young.
3.25-3.49
*Seniors:
Savannah
Bassett, Robert Bell,
Meagan Kanig, J.D. Neal,
Jessica Pittman, Charlie
Stafford, Robert Roth.
*Juniors:
Katherine
Bell, Jeffry Crocker,
Kasondra Eldred, Jacob
Ellis, Joshua Humphreys,
Kayla Nolan, Larry
Ragsdale, Tonya Wyatt.
*Sophomores: Jessica
Barron, Naomi Branham,
Morgan Brown, Breana
Burgess, Cedar Cosner,
Christeen Fierrro, Charles
Fleming, Erica Garcia,
Trinidy LaRue, Moises
Mendoza, Alissa Wells.
*Freshmen:
Charles
Davis, Cody Gillson,
Edward Goynes, Matthew
Horton, Francine Borth, Alli
Brown, Mariaha Garcia,
Sonya Hogan, Winona
Krska, Mitchell VanTassel,
Kenneth White.
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Illinois Valley High
School announced its first
semester Honor Roll stu-
dents.
4.0+
Seniors:
Astrid
Blokzijl, Emily Harris, Ian
Barker-Cortrecht, Lydia
Beeman, Sheena Cole,
Anthony Derda, Nick
Greener, Samantha Heller,
Austin Hocker, Roxi
Holmes, Spencer Kendall,
Natasha Kirk, Tim Mikels,
Lisa Papa, Tiffany Thom.
*Juniors:
Breanna
Allan, Kathryn Baker,
Adam Brooks, Alyssa
Burdick, Charlotte Cleary,
William Crowl, Pedro
Costa, Audrey Davis, Dus-
tin Gumaer, Shannon Hill,
Mideon Hoffman, Douglas
Hoskins, Michelle LaPierre-
Brown, Alex Miller,
Jasmine Mosely, Steven
Paul, Drake Pernicka,
Forrest Roth, Shane Stiles,
Yulia Tyukova, Kelcie
Yeoman, Raesha Yeoman.
*Sophomores: Aleena
Anderson, Sara Austin,
McKenzie Yeoman.
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grants will offer long-term
fiscal support to education
programs at all grade levels
(K-12) and in all subjects.
IRS granted the founda-
tion 501(c)(3) status at the
end of January.
The foundation is gov-
erned by a board of trustees.
Trustees are committed to
identifying and cultivating
donations and gifts to en-
hance programs. Board
members are President Lori
Worden, Julie Rubenstein,
Becky Sullivan, Jerry Fritts,
Dave Strahan, John Rickert,
Tammy Canady, Constance
Marr, Van Granger and
Kara Olmo.
For more information
about the foundation, visit
threeriverskids.org or phone
660-5298.
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to offering curriculum en-
hancements and scholar-
ships.
The Three Rivers
Schools Foundation was
established in summer 2006
to enhance and expand edu-
cational opportunities for
students by encouraging
community investment in
the district schools.
Together, this group of
parents, teachers, community
members, and school offi-
cials aim to provide a supple-
mental source of funding for
the kinds of improvements
that will encourage students
to find a passion that will
help them succeed in life
beyond school. Although
other fund-raising is con-
ducted within each of the
schools, the foundation’s
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Matching first-round
grants of $500 were
awarded each of the nine
elementary schools in Three
Rivers School District
(TRSD) to help pay for Art-
ist in Residence programs.
The Three Rivers
Schools Foundation issued
the grants.
Schools will use the
funds to implement school-
wide arts programs that oth-
erwise could not be afforded
by the district’s instructional
budget.
Recognizing the reality
that there isn’t enough fund-
ing for programs like visual
and performing arts, clubs
and competitions, a year ago
the TRSD decided to look
into forming a community-
based foundation dedicated
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