Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current, July 05, 2007, Page Page 11, Image 11

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    Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
July'5, 2007
Page 11
Students post perfect attendance
Many local students were rec­
ognized recently for perfect at­
tendance. -
A t Warm Springs Elem en­
tary, kindergarten students Gary
Katchia and Israel Tapia main­
tained perfect attendance along
w ith fo u rth -g ra d e stu d en t
Margarette Tapia, third-grade
students Rosebud Whipple and
Rheianna Wolfe and first-grade
students Chad Thurby.
At Jefferson County Middle
Sch ool, sixth-grade students
Jam ie Halliday and O hShay
Summerholder maintained per­
fect attendance, as well as s ç f
enth-grade .students Robinique
Hadestad and eighth-grade: stu­
dents A llan L eC laire and
Dorothea Thurby.
Ninth-grade students Jordan
Big Knife and Desmond Florez
joined ten th -g ïad ’e students
M artin Brow n and LafRonn
K âtcm a, as well as! ejèyenth-
grade, student Alexis Angtjiano
in achieving perfect attendance.
For outstanding attendance,
the following students were rec-
ognized fro m kind erg arten
through fifth grade:
N alani B risb o is, B rittan y
Craig, Dominique Craig, Alma
Cuevas, E llise D av id , A nna
D eCbra, Ellikaya Eriza, Jessi
Hattlestad, Robert Hattlestad,
D e lv in a
H e a th ,;!1 D a lto n
Herkshan, K ahne Flerkshan,
B lan che H ow topat, M ichael
Kaltaukis, EHas Eriza-Lopez,
Jarron Lopez, KyeOwna Miller, *
Mascena Nava, Marisol Perez,
Sash a
P erez,
M arieella
R od rigu ez, K in ley S c h jo ll,
Ostynn Schjoll, Charles Scott,
M erced es Smith., P re sto n
Stevens, Corbett Tom, Shania|
Tom, Annalise Whipple* Izaak
Wolfe, Rosaleen Yahtin.
Stu d en ts in g rad es six
through eleven with outstand­
ing attendance include:
BriannaGr^,CyrUFrankJr.'!*
Wahnetah, Tristón Boise, D ou­
glas B risbo is, D aniel Cloud,
G reg o ry Jim , R enee M iller,
D rew P e n n in g to n , Ju s tin
Queahpama-Mehlberg, Tanisha
Reynoso, Alvis Smith IV, JoElla
Smith, Mallory Smith, Theron
Spino, Amanda Squiemphen-
Yazzie, Laura Thomas, Marissa
A hern, K endall B o b b , T raci
Colwash, Spencer EUsbury, Kali
Kaltsukis, MacKenzie Minson,
Kristi Olney, Katherine Quaid,
JilliSa Suppah, Jessica Tacza,
Dena Thomas, Karlen Yallup,
A lejandrina Aguilar, D arrin
B risb o is, Ja m is o n Fran zen ,
CharlieAnn Herkshan, Jordan
Holliday, Colleen Kalama, Kara
Katchia, Keelan Malloy, Olivia
Perkins, Leander Smith, Victor
S"#itzler, A lb e rt | A dam s,
Ja im e ra e Bagley, - G erald
d o lb y "Jack -P ark s, A shley Cardenas, Chantel Clem ents,
K altsu kis, A ppollonia Saez, Kip Culjpus, Victoria Katchia,
Kaleb Smith, Colton Stevens,, Kadie Mánion, John Marcum,
Merlin Tom, Dakota Berman, R o lin M orning O w l, Ja sp e r
Mariah; Jim , John K atchia III, Sm ith, T alon Sfcormbringer,
Kendall Main, Andrew Charlie- Samantha Stroschein.
M eC o n n elh V icto ria Spino,
RbseyTwo Stars Suppah, Haley
iueiign
Centex
Madras
Players for the
Oregon Natives .
team squared off
against alumni from
Madras High School
in the Warm Springs
gymnasium last
W ednesday
evening, June 27.
The game was part
of a fundraiser
event, raising funds
for the Oregon
Natives to attend
the Native American
Basketball
Invitational in
Phoenix, Arix.
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