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Graduation:
Many honored
for achievements
(Continued from page 1)
The graduates who were horn
ored at the dinner are:
High School
Tyson Adams, Georgianna
Aguilar, Susan Ahern, Matthew
Alonso, Blaine Begay, Eugene
Bill, Aaron Billy, Desirae Boise,
Candice Marie Brito, Brandon
Caldera, Jordan Caldera,
Celestine Charley, Cedrick
Colwash, Leonardo Cuevas,
Mary Culps, Pauline Culpus,
Simone Danzuka, Delmer
Davis, Melissa Debiaso, Zachery
Dowty,
Tyler
Ellsbury,
Sharmayne Frank, Cammie
Franzen, Samantha Gomez,
Wesley Graybael, Perry Greene,
Waylon Heath, Naydra Hicks,
Dorothy Howtopat, Janeva Ike,
Jordan Jackson
Kalliah Jackson, Raymond
Jackson, Whitney Jackson, Cory
Johnson, Oits Johnson, Kelsey
Students
awarded
fo r attendance
For the 2005-06 school year
seventh-grader Alan LeClaire
had perfect attendance. LeClaire
attended all 169 school days in
2005-06, said Butch David,
middle school liaison. The fol
lowing students had excellent
attendance, meaning they were
absent 13 days or fewer:
Sixth grade
Robert Ahern, Dakota
Berman, George Clements,
Kortney
Clift,
Mileena
Edwards, Tre Conner-Switzler,
Cortney Flu, Kishon Fuiava,
Mary Goggleye, Brianna Heath,
Lisa Ike-Lopez, Raylene Jones,
John Katchia III, Kendall Main,
Clarence McKinley, Terrance
Miller, Kapri Moody, Nikki
Reynoso, Chanda Robinson,
Abigail Scott, Victoria Spino,
Derick Summerholder, Skyonne
Tillequots, Haley Wahnetah,
Amelio Yahtin.
Seventh grade
Triston Boise, Douglas
Brisbois, Archie Caldera,
Mikayla Collins, Cyrus Conner,
Ashlynne Danzuka, Leslee
Henderson, Arianna Henry,
Patricia H intsala, Jaylon
Holliday, Graceann Kalama,
Andre Lewis, Renee Miller,
Zachary Miller, Chelsie Patt,
Drew Pennington, Justin
Queahpama-Mehlberg, Tanisha
Reynoso, Norene Sampson, Jo
seph Sconawah, Alvis Smith IV,
Joella Smith, Mallory Smith,
Larry Spino II, Theron Spino,
Leo Sportsm an, Amanda
Squiemphen-Yazzie, Marilyn
Suppah, Jonathan Sweowat,
Laura Thomas, Falcon Thomp
son, Dorothea Thurby, Jason
Tufti-D anzuka,
Kenneth
Vanpelt, Nicole Wahnetah, Jesse
Wallulatum, Robin Warner, Tan
ner Wells, Kendra Wolfe.
Kalama, Nachelle Kalama, Troy
Kalama, Reeann Katchia,
Rodney Katchia, David Leclaire
Jr., Lisa Leclaire, Gabriel
Manion, Truman Merrifield,
Logan Miller, Shardae Miller,
Verna Mitchell, Tana Moschetti,
Cameron Nathan, Lucille Polk,
Ernestine Ruiz, Shelby Scott,
Sally Selam, Roger Simtustus,
Johnny Smith, Ryan Smith,
Sophie Smith, Wesley Spino,
Della Squiemphen, Curtis
Stacona, Talon Stormbringer,
Wesley Teeman, Anthony
Torres, Trevor Tewee, Winona
Tohet, Rochelle Tom, Jermayne
Tuckta, Jayce Wallulatum,
Randall Wallulatum, Clinton
Warner, Erica Wewa, Deanna
Williams, Lucy Matilda Wolfe,
Felicity Van Pelt, and Sonny
Yah tin
GED graduates
Jennifer Clements, Effie Jim,
,
Emily Jim , Debra Kalama,
Dannie Lawrence, Nancy
Mendez, LuluAnn Smith,
Roscoe Thompson III, Tera
Wallulatum.
Higher Education-
Ì
Associate's Degree
Gilbert Bruncoe, Veldan
Calica, Keta Cline-Mergers,
Shayla Frank, Rose Kirk, Joseph
M artinez, Preston Meanus,
Arthur Mitchell, Tatiana Penney,
Melinda Polk, Tyrone Smith,
Trisha Stradley-Pifer
Higher Education -
Bachelor's Degree
Craig Graham
M aster's Degree: Ardis
Smith
Certificates: Jose Calica,
M agdeleno Holliday, Orie
Made, Fred Sanders.
Higher Education-
Students earn place on Honor Roll
Ninth-grader Alejandrina
The following tenth-graders
Aguilar posted a 4.0 grade made the honor roll:
point average during the
Alexis Anguiano, Atcitty
2005-06 school year at Ma Begay, David Debiaso, Alexis
dras High School.
Kakoona, Victoria Katchia,
These ninth-graders made Alyssa Selam, Briana Stacona,
the 2005-06 honor roll at the Skyla Thompson.
high school:
Eleventh-grader Tianna
Denise Frank, Philip Herkshan posted a 4.0 grade
Guerin, Jordan Edward point average at the high school.
Holliday, Keelan Malloy,
The eleventh-grade all-star
Waylon Meanus.
honor roll students include:
Jonathan Culpus, Nicolas
For tenth grade, the follow
ing students made the all-star Katchia, Ryan Smith
honor roll (3.6-3.99 GPA) at
These eleventh graders made
the high school:
the honor roll at the high school:
Kip Culpus, James Keo,
Amanda Coffee, Addie
Kadie Manion, Leann Tho- Estimo, Jaycelene Frank, Jenna
Johnson, Aldwin Keo, Jacoba
mas.
Smith, Alyssia Thompson,
Chester VanPelt, Olea Yeahtin,
Yolanda Yallup.
For grade twelve, these stu
dents made the all-star honor
roll:
Cedrick Colwash, Liza
LeClaire, Ryan Smith Jr.
These twelfth-grade students
made the honor roll:
Susan Ahern, Blaine Begay,
Simone Danzuka, M elissa
Debiaso, Tyler Ellsbury, Cammie
Franzen, Welsey Graybael,
Chelsea Manion, Lucille Polk,
Johnny
Smith,
Talon
Stormbringer, Deanna Williams,
Lucy Matilda Wolfe.
Dentists warn against soda consumption
Eight hundred and sixty
seven cans of soda pop is a
lot of soda by any measure.
The employees of the den
tal clinic of the Warm Springs
Health and Wellness Center
have collected a mountain of
pop cans and bottles to illus
trate how much soda the av
erage teenager in the U.S.
drinks on a yearly basis.
It would take over fifteen
five-pound bags of sugar to
represent all the sugar in 867
cans of pop.
Dr. Jeff Carolla, Chief of
Dental Services at the Warm
Springs Health and Wellness
Center says, “If sugared soda
pop is a regular part of your
daily diet, you could be well on
your way to having multiple
medical and dental problems.”
These “extra calories” from
soda pop have been implicated
in causing everything from
more tooth decay to increased
rates of diabetes and obesity.
The habit of drinking two or
more cans of pop daily as a
regular part of the diet adds
“only” three or four hundred
calories per day to the diet.
However, over a year this adds
up to well over 130,000 extra
calories from processed sugars.
In a time when up to a third
of all Americans are at a risk
for diabetes, it is important to
examine our habits and what we
are teaching the generations. to
come.
Excess soda pop use has been
linked to osteoporosis in
women. The excess calories,
often leading to obesity, can then
lead to high blood pressure, early
joint failures, and a host of other
medical and dental problems.
Alternatives to soda pop can
include bottled water, milk, un
sweetened teas or coffee, or diet
sodas. Juices, various “drinks”
and sports drinks can be “soda
pop” in disguise providing all the
calories, sometimes with no ad
ditional benefits.
Feeder Sale
July 26
Eighth grade
M arissa Ahern, Krysten
Allen-Alford, Leonard American
Horse, Kendall Bobb, Hillary
Camas-Alire, Traci Colwash,
Arlene David, Damon David,
Jimmy Flores, Chezzeray Frank,
Miguel Frank, Perry Kalama III,
Britten Lumpmouth, Mackenzie
Minson, Kristi Olney, Adriel
Pineda-Soto, Katherine Quaid,
Damian Reynoso, Roschena
Sargent, Matthew Sconawah II,
Jason Sm artlowit, Red Sky
Suppah, Trevor Suppah, Jessica
Tacza, Dena Thomas, Ferman
Tufti Jr, Charles Wolfe, Karlen
Yallup.
“Great job students and
keep up the good work,” said
Butch David.
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Young Achiever
Congratulations
Sponsored by Les Schwab
Charles W olf 14, is work
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this summer.
A s he prepares to enter hight
school as a freshman this fall, Wolf
gets to spend his day practcing
sports with kids that come to use
the community center.
W olf said that he gets to play
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he has fu n while at work.
This easy-goingyoung man en
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thing else-W olf described his hob
bies as “anything. ”
He plans to attend college after
high school and also said that he
would be happy studying “any-
Wolf has been a Warm Springs
resident all his life.
He is the son o f Richard and
Serina Wolf. A s fo r siblings, Wolf
has two brothers: Rrichard, 15, and
Tyrin, 10.
When it comes to his sisters
M ary and Christina, however,
W olf laughed and said, “I don 7
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