June 13, 2002
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Spilyqy Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
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Madras High School class of 2002
received their diplomas June 1. Parents,
relatives, and friends were there to
witness this proud achievement.
Above, Tiana Greene walks into the gym
as the ceremony begins. Above right,
James Wolfe and his mom Flossie Wolfe
share an embrace. Lower right, Keith
Moody shares a happy moment with his
daughter Armina Moody.
Upcoming sports events
Big Loop Roping
The Gordon L. Scott Sr.
family and the Brett A.
Whipple family will sponsor
a Big Loop Roping event in
conjunction with the All-Indian
Rodeo held June 29-30 in
Warm Springs.
Entrance Fee is $60 per
roper with added purse of
$500. Prizes include beaded
gloves for first place, beaded
spur straps for second place
and beaded headstalls for third
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place as well as other prizes for
participating. Beaded items are
made by Brcnda Scott and
Bridgctte M Whipple.
Books open June 19-20, 6
10 p.m. at 553-1216. Call backs
will be June 21 6-10 p.m. Cash
and money orders only, no
personal checks. Rules are 60
feet rope minimum, one
minute time limit, slick horn,
30 team limit and open to all
who want to enter, Indians and
Non-Indians.
Dave McMechan
Selena T. Boise
Tina Aguilar
Bill Rhoades
Queahpama - Clements
Spilyay Tymoo photos by
Selena T. Boise
Fund-Raiser
Scramble Golf
Tournament
The Kah-Nee-Ta Golf Asso
ciation will host a fund raiser
Scramble Golf Tournament on
Saturday, June 15. The event
will be held at Kah-Nee-Ta
High Desert Resort and Ca
sino Golf Course.
For information and tee-off
times, contact Wendell Jim,
KNT Golf Association Presi
dent, 553-1284 after 5 p.m. or
Janell Smith, KNT Golf Asso
ciation seccrctary-treasurer at
553-7829 after 5 p.m. or e-mail
janellsbendnet.com.
Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty
Days All Indian Rodeo
The Warm Springs Rodeo
Association will host the 33,d
Annual Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty
Days All Indian Rodeo, June
29-30, at the Warm Springs
Rodeo Grounds.
Buckles awarded and trophy
saddle awarded to top money
winner, donated by Alfred
Smith Logging and DMJ Au
tomotive Services
There will be a Jazzy Wcwa
Memorial All-Around Buckle,
donated by the Wcwa Family.
Buddy and Maria Hicks
family will be introducing the
"Bull Poker" winner-takes all
event.
Also to be featured are five
special events, calf roping (10
- under), calf scamble, wild
horse race, sponsored by
Yazzie and Siiuiemphcn fam
ily, cow milking and century
team roping (three loops, en
ter twice). Books open June 19
20. Call backs will be June 21
from 6 to 10 pm. I 'or more in
formation call Jodel Johnson,
553-5209.
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Warm Springs will be
hosting a youth conference
Tuesday through Thursday,
June 25-27. The conference,
"Walk the Walk," will be at
the Pi-Ume-Sha grounds.
The theme of this youth
conference is Reclaiming
.Our Youth. j
Promotions awarded
The Madras High School
"Buffalo Battalion" held an
awards ceremony May 28, to
present awards and promo
tions to JROTC students.
Senior Army Instructor,
Captain T.J. Burroughs, was
the master of ceremonies, with
MSG Paul Viscaino, who is
new this year.
Promotions were presented
to cadets who demonstrated
their potential for increased
responsibility.
The following cadets were
promoted to Private: Dinora
Alanso, Juan Colis, Justin
Combs, Angela Draper, Sara
Doney, and Nicholas Ervin.
Following are the cadets
promoted to private second
class (PV2): Manuel Greene,
Eustolia Gurrola-Smith, Rob
ert Johnson, Jaquelyn Moody,
Eleazer Palacios, Cruz
Valesquez, Joseph Whitefoot,
Leann Wolfe, Michael Bobb,
and Thomas Estes.
Following are the cadets
promoted to private first class
(PFC): Andrew Adams, Kelly
Brown, Crystal Cutshall, Wil
liam Cutshall, Gibson
Danzuka, Amanda Farrier,
Nels Gillett, Joanna Lopez,
Terron McDonald, Charlene
Moody, Raylene Thomas.
Following promoted to cor
poral: Agustin Ayala, Tyleen
Ayres, Michael Boyd, Kaylee
Dmytryk, Tiffany Donnelly,
Jimmy Downard, Kassandra
Fox, Molly Morris, Jessenia
Quijano, Rachel Sanchez, Col
leen Shepherd, Cindy
Sohappy, Jaron Wells, Raylene
Thomas, Zachary Sperry.
Parents were invited to help
in the promotion of the cadets
receiving the following hon
ors: Sergeant: Amanda Bailey,
Christina Carillo, Kaycee
" Carter, Crystal Hartsfield,
Timothy Ledford, Marylyn
Rios, Leah Schultz, Robert
Thomas, Andrea Turner,
Steffanie Ferrer, Isabel White.
Staff Sergeant: Michael
Peterson, Guy Reynolds,
Aaron Heath, Nohemi
Jimenez, Kristopher Morgan,
Helen Maldonado, Joseph
' Steele, Jesse Whicker.
Sergeant First Class: Josh
Haley, Logan Hammond,
Frank Sahme, Justin Wulf,
George Boise, Tim Puckett,
Jolene Spencer, Jesse
Richardson, Roberto Ruiz.
Master Sergeant: Mathew
Bailey, Brady Carroll, Nicole
Febbrini, Juan Orozco, Pedro
Rios, Ann Sanchez, Michelle
Walston.
Command Sergeant Major:
Holly Parsons.
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Each month in outstanding student Is selected by 509-J
this ad. Students are selected on the basis of outstanding
Following are the cadets re
ceiving promotions to officer
ranks. These promotions dem
onstrate their superb perfor
mance. Their new leadership
position demands an increased
level of responsibility and lead
ership within the cadet eorps.
Second Lieutenant: Sheena
Galloway, Jenae Short,
Adrianne Street.
First Lieutenant: Christina
Ashburn.
Captain: Hilary Hamilton,
Spencer Klien.
Major: Samantha Barker.
Lieutenant Colonel: Corina
Shepherd.
The following cadets were
recognized for their participa
tion in competition marks
manship and color guards.
Third place at the 2002
Northwest Regional Cascade
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Robert Thomas receives a promotion to Sergeant.
Division drill and rifle league
was color guard Misael Rios,
Samantha Barker, Pedro Rios,
Jimmy Downard, and Nicki
Febbrini. Placing fourth was
color guard Corina Shepherd,
Holly Parsons, Jenae Short,
Michelle Watson, and Hilary
Hamilton.
Following are the 2002
Northwest Regional drill and
rifle league cascade division
runner-up air rifle marksman
ship teams, second year shoot
ing at precision class level:
Chris Adams, Spencer Klein,
Logan Hammond, Jessi
Richardson, Marilyn Rios,
Rebecca Ensign, Tim Ledford,
Cameron Dmytryk, Jeremy
Shaver, and Adrianne Street.
Honored were the horse
mounted color guard, they
were: Justin Fox, Cassie Fox,
Josh I laley, and Brandi Smith.
Awards were also given to
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Jermayne Tuckta is an eighth grader at
Jefferson County Middle School. He has a
4.0 GPA for the second trimester and his
favorite classes are social studies and
math. Advisors say Jermayne was
selected as student of the month for May,
because he is active in the community and
at school. He is a member of the Native
American Dance Group and he enjoys
playing In the middle school band.
Jermayne is running for freshman class
vice-president. In the future he plans to
attend a police academy in San Bernadino
and eventually he would like to become an
archeologist. Jermayne will receive a $5
gift certificate to Dairy Queen and a $5 gift
certificate to Hollywood Stars Video
courtesy of Warm Springs Power
Enterprises.
in JROTC
the cadets in each development
level for maintaining the high
est school academic grades, to
those who maintain a grade of
"A" in all academic subjects, to
those who maintain a GPA of
3.6 and above, scholastic excel
lence, and recognition of out
standing contributions and
achievements in the pursuit of
exemplary American citizen
ship. The superior cadet award
went to one student from each
grade level, and cadets were
recognized for their attendance
at the youth leadership forum.
Special recognition awards
also were presented to veterans
for foreign wars, the central
Oregon chapter of Retired Of
ficers Association, Daughter of
the American Revolution,
Military order of the World
Wars, Army recruiting award.
National Sojourners award,
and outstanding commitment
to the Madras JROTC program '
and cadet corps.
Cadets who received their
community service ribbons
were recognized, cadets that
attended youth leadership'
camp, cadets that attended
choir or band were honored,
and adventure training for
those who participated in (
spring camp, rappelling, night ,
vision goggle and water sur-,
vival training.
Introduction of the school
year 2002-2003 cadet staff took
place before the conclusion of;
the evening awards ceremony. ;
The departing Senior Ca-
dets were honored, they were: !
Chris Adams, Devery Arthur, !
Leonard Charley, Kevin Cot-;
ter, Justin Fox, Michael Ortiz, ;
Sarah Phillips, Misael Rios,;
and Amelia Spino. !
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tribal llasons to appear In
performance at school.