Illinois Valley News, Cave Junction, Ore. Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Page A-5
High-school students recognized for outstanding work
nization which originated at Hidden sion and the IVHS Leadership Class friends of the National Honors Soci-
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alley High School in 2011. Guided sponsored a free vision clinic at the ety inductees assembled in the IVHS
Judy Hoyle
by
teachers and community lead- high school, which included a free cafeteria to applaud their achieve-
IVN Contributing Writer
eye exam and a new pair of glasses
for those in need. The countywide
effort served 199 people on that day
and 115 pairs of glasses will be dis-
tributed in May. Together, with an
earlier clinic in December 2012, over
300 people have been served through
this project.
Other projects have included a
“Care aire” that provided free den-
tal cleanings, a needs assessment of
all the fire stations in the county and
a Business Boot Camp for middle-
school students.
At the luncheon in Salem this
past Thursday, JCF was recognized
along with seven other statewide win-
ners in various categories as well as
24 regional winners from all corners
of the state. The students also partici-
pated in a commission hearing and
had the opportunity to speak about
volunteerism in Oregon and how
youth can help shape the future.
That same day, the families and
ers, the high-school students formed
the foundation dedicated to serving
county residents, with the goal of im-
proving community engagement by
citizens of all ages. The IVHS chapter
was formed this school year and has
25 members. IVHS math and science
teacher Erica L. Butler is the group’s
advisor.
The foundation teaches students
about philanthropy, community ser-
vice project planning, nonprofit man-
agement and fund-raising. Through
grant writing and other efforts, these
students have raised over $160,000
for community projects and scholar-
ships.
In early April, JCF, AmigoVi-
Thursday, April 24, was a big
day for IVHS students who were in-
ducted into the National Honors So-
ciety.
It was also the day IVHS stu-
dent Skyla Patton and five other
student members of the Josephine
County Foundation, representing all
five Josephine County high schools,
journeyed to Salem. They partici-
pated in a celebratory luncheon for
receiving the 2014 Governor’s ol-
unteer Award in the Youth Volunteer
Program category.
The Josephine County Foun-
dation (JCF) is a student-led orga-
ments. The evening began with words
of welcome by Principal Casey Alder-
son who congratulated the students
and admonished them to, “Keep that
love of learning going. Life is about
what you learn and gather along the
way.”
n discussing the four virtues
exemplified by NHS students (Char-
acter, Scholarship, Leadership and
Service), Alderson said that, “Leader-
ship is about getting others to believe
in what you’re doing so they will
want to follow you.”
Alderson described character as
the ability to do the right thing, even
if nobody else is around to see you
do it.
“These virtues form the core of
a fulfilling life,” he said.
NHS officers also shared their
thoughts about these virtues. ice-
president Edilet Rodriguez spoke
about character; secretary Amanda
Brooks described leadership; treasur-
er and Eagle Scout Brian Bemis ex-
plained service and Samantha Milner
discussed scholarship. NHS president
Joshua Allan shared the history of
the organization from its beginnings
nearly a century ago up through the
formation of the first chapter of 25
students at
HS in 1962 and the
chapter’s official recognition by NHS
in 19 5.
Nine new members were in-
ducted into the organization. They in-
clude Danielle Cain, Ambrosia Hilt,
Cassandra Hornsby, Savanna Hoyle,
Alexandra LaFlamme, Melissa Mey-
ers, Solomon Newnham, Skyla Pat-
ton and McKayla Yeoman.
Seven additional students were
nominated and will be inducted in
a special ceremony. They include
Oberon
ayland, Avery Neville,
Kynan Nordal, Aubrey Nolan, Alia
Parker, Theodore Teunissen and To-
run Zook.
IVHS counselor Patrice Tucker
is the NHS advisor.
(Courtesy photo for The Illinois Valley News)
IVHS Principal Casey Alderson addresses the crowd at the
NHS induction ceremony.
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