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Warm Springs, Oregon May 20, 1988 PACE 7 Give life a chance Spilyay Tymoo During the month of April ; osier contest sponsored by the ribul Community Prevention office and the Warm Springs Elementary School was held for students at the Warm Springs Elementary school. The selected theme for students was "Give Life a Chance." Certifi cates of participation to each of the 321 elementary students who sub mitted posters. Ribbons were awarded for first, second and third places in each classroom. The posters were on display at the Warm Springs Tribal Adminis tration building the first two weeks of May. Judging the posters were Dclvis Heath, Chief of the Warm Springs; Chief of the Paiutcs. Vernon Henry; and Tribal Council member, Ellen Johnson with alternates Joe Henry and Ann Kirkwood. Winners of the contest are: Kindergarten, a.m. Mrs. Gra hamI. William Esquiro, 2. Ami Poitra 3. Jamie Tohet; Mrs. Fuen-tcj-l. Una Johnson 2. Sherri Miller 3. Gary Katchia; Kindergarten, p.m. Mrs. Graham I. Reina Estimo2. Edna White, 3. Pamela Saunders;' Mrs. Fuentes 1. Windy Fuentes 2. Mary AnnStahi3. Craig Graham. First grade Ms. Allen I . Darrel Sutterlee 2. Jered Moses 3. Marie Kalama; Mr. Kaiser I. Josephine James 2. Charlie Chaplin 3. Jacob Harding; Miss Rodgen I. Angela Sanders 2. Molly Fuentes 3. Cha nclle Jackson; Ms. Griffin I. Liana Spino 2. Eugene Wewa 3. Violet Heath. Second grade Mr. Henderson 1 . Lyla Hernandaz 2. William Sam 3. Mike Speakthunder; Ms. Kint ner I. Jonathan Jefferson 2. Julia Rowland 3. Shasta Smith; Ms. Soliz I. Marie Knight 2. Avis Smith 3. Tarivia Parra; Ms. Sensi baugh I. Jenny Langnese2. Rima Crooked Arm 3. Willis Baglcy. Third grade Ms. Cook-1. Vir ginia Arthur 2. Rose Brown 3. Romona Lopez; Mr. Nelson I, Tyrone Lewis 2. Willia Anderson 3. Shawn Courtney. Fourth grade Ms. Shobe I. Mavis Kirk 2. Nathan Williams 3. Jerome Culps; Ms. Moore I. Caleb Jim 2. Ami Maki 3. Aldo Antunez. Fifth grade Mr. Phillips I. Ceri Switzlcr2. Jake Suppah 3. Ramone Thomas; Ms. Anderson I. Clar ice Baglcy 2. Virgil Orange 3. Dinato Pittman; Ms. Davidson 1. Jaclyn Tulee 2. Lizzy Smith 3. Delbcrt Bishop. MJH April awards presented Monthly awards for April went to the following students: Jolene Soto, First to get a gar ment done, good worker, good attitude. Wiles. Sara Runge, Outstanding student in Industrial Arts, Pack. Pama Jasa, Charlie Wewa, Car rie Burtis, Jessica Jacks, Outstand ing in Music Cruise, All A's, Sheilds. Marc Arthur, Outstanding Work Overall, Brown. Mindy Walker, Susan Skavlan, Jennifer R unge, Top Work in Lan guage Arts, Moore. Martini Wells, Good Improve ment in Journalism, Moore. Katie Bozarth, Most Improved from Art I to Art III: Highest Number of points in Art Cruise for 3rd Quarter, B. Williams. Kim Buslach, Don Long, Out standing Behavior and Academic Performance, Miller. Frances Jefferson, Laura Sahme, Outstanding Academic Achieve ment; Top 8th Grade Honor Roll, Griffith. Reuben Garcia, Excellent Aca demic Improvement; Positive Atti tude, Griffith. 7th Grade PE Classes, Thanks for all your help in setting up for Track Meets! Flande Williams. Sam Wolfe.Charles Strom, Most Improvement in Assignments and Attitude, Tunison. Ike Johnson, Most Dedicated Student, Tunison. Nikki Werner, Consistent Good Work and Wise Use of Class Time, Tunison. Ryan Boyle, Consistent Good Work and Super Use of Class Time, Tunison. Emily Ray, Cris Orcutt, Top Scores in Life Science, Delamar-ter. .i A. J Lii. - "- '-iiiM - . H f ... -f " r l' r;;. rv. A ? f vv-" i'i u. u . ,m Iw $ . : ! I j . - r ivj r ' "V'i ' '' i f 1 1 S-'- . - till'- ii y-ffiViw fi'fiiinni mm mYiiiiT m 1k &mmi mti - ' -" . - - - ..-l,','t.'L..J.'.'..,.!'l J..,,,,,f.i,B.lMl)fc, Snilvav 1 vmoo pHoto Dv Mtewci vk Comunity members In various careers spoke to sixth grade students at Buff Elementary during the school's Career Day, May 2. Warm Springs Forest Product Industries administrative assistant Ralph Minnick relates information about the accounting profession. W arm Springs Elementary Mews VWmp Tymoo phola Of Shrwrtfi California A chievement Tests (CA T) were recently administered district- wide. Warm Springs Elementary first grade student McKinley Lopes concentrates Intently. First grade teacher Russell Kaiser gave Crush the CAT caps to his students in preparation for the tests. MJH students recognized We believe it is important for all students to achieve success and to be recognized publicly for their successes, be they academic, athle tic, community service, or what ever. Our March awards assembly ended with the singing of two songs by a quartet consisting of Michelle Gregg, Sara Williams, Beth Kosh ney and Robbie Supanchick. The following Jr. High students received awards during the March assembly. Joanne Parsons, outstanding oe havior and academic performance, Miller; Susie Marston, outstand ing behavior and academic per formance, Miller; Becky Choate, outstanding academic performance, t6p GPA in social studies 8, Miller; Marcie Pinkal, outstanding behav ior and academic performance; Miller; Merlin Tom, improved test average, Whipple; Marty Tanewa sha, consistent hard work excel lent participation, Brown; Vangie Jack, good grades, good attitude, hardworking in home ec cruise, Wiles; Angela Major, most im proved student in life science, Vick; Becky Choate, highest score in Continued on page 8 Warm Springs Elementary calendar May 21 Kids 2nd Annual Jamboree Days WS Community Center Fields lots of fun activities planned from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. May 25 May birthday lunch joinyourchildatthe"speciarbirthday table during their regular lunch period. May 27 4th 5th Grade Track Meet-rall district 4th & 5th graders to be held at Madras Senior. High School track. May 27 Bear Springs Tour 1st grades Ms. Griffin and Mr. Kaiser's classes will go to Bear Springs to draw a correlation between the zoological, bioligical and entomological units presented in the classroom and the"real world." Your child should dress according to the weather and bring a sack lunch. They will leave WSE at 9:00 .m. and return at 2:00 p.m. May 30 Memorial Day Holiday No School May 31 All School Assembly 10:35 a.m. announcing outstanding citizens for the month of May. JOM Meeting 6:30 p.m. Tribal Administration conference June birthday lunch join your child at the "special birthday table during their regular lunch period. Graduation Madras Senior High 3:00 p.m. Title IV-A meeting at 7:00 p.m. in the WSE Media Center June Award's Assembly 9:00 a.m. announcing outstanding citizens for the month of June. June 9 Last Dty of School June 9 MiniPowwow WSE 1:15p.m. 3:15p.m. Comeandhelp the students and staff celebrate the ending of another special school year at WSE. June 2 June' 3 June 4 June 7 June 8 Outstanding Citizens of the Month for April. KindergartenWinter Selam, Mattie Spino, Hector Gonzalez, Denise Clements. First grade Liana Spino, Mel lissa James, Richard Moon, Ram ona Wewa. Second grade-David Fuentes, Brian Renfro, Kelly Sam. Third grade Josephine Alonso, Virginia Sanchez, Jessee Scott, Reg gie Heath. Fourth grade Marci Smith, Michael Smith. Fifth grade Samantha Gomes, Al Majel. Outstanding class of the month for April: Congratulations Mr. Phillips fifth grade class for a job well done! Feather Awards One hundred seventy-two (172) feather awards were presented for the third quarter of school at WSE. The following students received a feather award. Graham Gilbert Coronado, Fre deric Jack, Dawn Rowland, Jes sica Sanders, Winter Selam, Jamie Tohet, Lance Boise, Nancy Willi ams, Pamela Saunders. Fuentes Michael Jackson, Una Johnson, Raymond Jones, Gary Katchia, Orie Made, Benita Merri field, Francis Spino, Jr., Darreck Palmer, Grant Waheneka, Rudy Paul, Ernie Bryant, Mylia Ami, Kurtis Boise, Elizabeth Earl, Craig Graham, Renso Rodgriguez, Mario Smith, Rachel Smith, Ross Eagle Surface, Candace Heath. Rodgers Evaristo Antunez, Billy Berry, Trevor Hurtado, Joseph Mar- no, Phillip Squiemphen, Clayvin Herrera, Sunshine Yubeta, Can dice Currie, Molly Fuentes, Lynn Knight, Amanda Tom. Allen Nikiya Courtney, Kyle Frank, Jody Miller, Jered Moses, Brandon Smith, Desirae Smith, Sonya Stormbringer, Lori Ann Sup pah, Desiree Sutterlee, Edwin Tho mas, Eric Williams. Griffin Charles Selam, Violet Heath. Kaiser Jacob Harding, Robert Howe, Timothy Kalama, Harlan Waheneka, Paulette Henry, Elvina Coronado, Mellissa James, Estom ina Made, Emily Mitchell. Henderson Glenn Brunoe, Julio Colazo, Mike Speakthunder, Lil Bull Suppah, Taralee Suppah. Soliz Alicia Alonso, Augustina Calica, Lei Calica, Thomas Char ley, Jesse Gilbert, Bruce Howto pat, Jeremiah Johnson, John Kala ma, Marie Knight, Kelly Sam, Ardis Smith, Michael Wainanwit, George Spino, Clarence Bryant. Kintner Brian Renfro, Aaron Macy, Garret Greene, Merrissa James, Carlos Lopez, Jesse Reese, Julia Rowland, Phillip Tewee, Jimmy Tohet. Nelson Alonzo Colazo, Shawn Courtney, Nicole Garcia, Roxanne Johnson, Jonas Miller, Kelli Miller, Bucky Smith, Jon Smith, Ina Wai nanwit, Wes Yahtin. Sensibaugh Ronnie Culps, Adam Rubio, Ricky Walker, Melis sa Knight, Jenny Langnese, Robyn Ike. Cook Betty George, Clifford Pampcrien, Esmeralda Lawson, Ga briel Jack, Jason Tohet, Jessie Esquiro, Jordan Patt, Josephine Michael Hellon, Shelton Kentura, Tama Langnese, Virginia Arthur, Walter Waheneka. Shobe Marlen Miller, Eldred Smith, Michael Smith, Blue Cloud Surface, Nathan Williams, Jerome Culps, Jr., Kim Ami, Siagigi His take, Jessie Kalama, Mavis Kirk, Vanessa Knight, Phoebe La Rose, Trish Stradley. Moore Lynn Chavez, Eva George, Tiffiney Henry, Sharon Katchia, Amethyst Maki, Marci Smith, Aldo Antunez, Taw Foltz, Cameron Jack, Caleb Jim, Gerald Tufti. Phillips Susie Briseno, Maria Colazo, Samantha Gomes, Aldo Garcia, Reuben Henry, Jake Sup pah, Ramone Thomas, Vanessa Walker. Davidson Darrin Dettmer, Har ry Histake, Tony Stradley, Brian Suppah, Jacob Spino, Alomaha Majel, Delbert Bisop, Josephine Johnson, Lizzy Smith, Little Fawn Suppah, Trish Tanewasha. Anderson Young Boise, Rusty Calica, Yvonne Earl, Daniel Chavez, Kelli Palmer, Cimmeron Tufti. Art Fair nese, Luana Macy, Frank Alby, Jennifer Tufti, Adele Waheneka, Janet Olsen, Wes Smith, Esther Kalama-Culpus, Reona Trimble, Samantha Gomes, Dolan Wahen eka, Jr., Carolyn Wewa, Bob San ders, Dorina Surface. Mariann Smith, Lee & Cheryl Sorrelhorse, James Surface, Dawn Chaplin, Mary & Wilfred Sando, Darlene Trimble, Kayleen & Jen nifer Clements, Pat Red Dog, Wiyaka Red Dog, Greta Kalama, Sheila Wahnetah, Morningstar John son, Charlene Calica, Romagene Joe, Rosanna Sanders, Daleena Frank, Angelina Frutos, Carla Parra & Bridgett & Erica, Clarice Crane & Richard, Olivia Kirk Wallula tum, Kim & Robert Medina, Spud Langnese, Carol Stevens, Aurel A. Surface, Mike Emhovlah, Irma & Denise Clements, Monica Wahnetah, Minnie Red Dog, Susie & Michael Leecy, Harold Pennington, Billie Jean, Mopsey, Butch & Buster Smith, Bobby J. Calica, Shirley, Sanders, Jolene Boise, Louise Tuck ta and Casandra Frutos. The comments were all very com plimentay to the art work of the students. Letter to the parents: Dear Parents Guardians: The morning kindergarten classes at Warm Springs Elementary would like to thank all parents who donated to their "snack fund" each month. Because of the long bus rides, most of these youngsters endure, their tummy's really appreciated the nou rishment. A big thank you to the parent guardians and for the teachers help! Also thank you to Jim & Luanna Macy, Ahern's and Dale Spencer, WSE Custodian, for donated cups. Sincerely, Shirley Sanders Kindergarten Round-Up Kindergarten Round-Up will be held Wednesday, May 18, 1988. In order for your child to enter kindergarten, heshe must be five (5) years old on or before Sep tember 1, 1988. Please bring the following information to the school: immunization record, proof of birth, location of residence where child will go home the first day (give name of adult supervising your child). Provide a name(s) and phone (s) of contact people for emergen cies, school closure, incidential infor mation, problems at school, requesi for assistance, etc. On the first day of school put a name tag on your child, or bring himher with you to the assigned classroom. Give your child hugs and encouragement stress the im Continued on page 8 MJH schedule of events May 25 8th grade visits MHS May 27 Monthly awards assembly May 30 Memorial Day-No school June 2 Fine A rts Vocational Fair 1 30 p.m. June 3 6th grade visit to MJH June 7 Third Annual Academic Awards Program, 7.-00p.m. June 9 L ast day of school Warm Springs Elementary held an art fair April 12, 1988. The stu dents displayed some lovely art and many guests attended. The fol-,, lowing names were written in our "Guest Book." Sharon Crooked Arm, Penita Harvey, Shirley Smith, Toni Made, Ramona Meanus, Becky Heath, Jacqueline Moreau, Cecelia Ami, Chris Smith, Sheryl Courtney, Tama Langnese, Gloria Brown, Gladys Squiemphen, William C. Moses, Willy Fuentes, Alyssa Macy, Rosa Alby, Illona Wahenaka, Dolan Waheneka, Sr., Thomas Davis, Lar ry Tucker, Jon Culpus, Cimmeron Tufti, Eli Smith, Kay West, Aaron Wilson, Joey Surface. Nesbah Yazzie, Brenda Badoni, Liz Tewee, Rosemary Charley, Lil lie Meanus, Andrea Kalama. Myron Ami, Gib Kalama, Char Herkshan, Jaclyn Tulee, Rose Brown. Jamie W insor, Vivian Yahtin, Elina Lang- II . , v t i ' 'j i l ; I : t . . mm... " p ; : ' . i f u I ."1 . Spthf Jtimum fihatm Jh Warm Springs Elementary fifth grade students experienced life at Buff Elementary during a visitation aimed : easing the transition of students who will be attending the Madras located school next year. f
