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Education
Blue Mountain Eagle
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
H ONOR ROLL
GU J UNIOR -S ENIOR H IGH S CHOOL
F IRST Q UARTER
Contributed photos
Members of the Grant Union Junior-Senior High School FFA chapter gather food donations
they solicited during their “Trick or Treat So Someone Else Can Eat” activity Oct. 28. The
students gave out cards good for an hour of work to anyone who contributed food.
Grant Union FFA members
collect 3,260 pounds of food
By Carl Sampson
Blue Mountain Eagle
After joining a statewide effort to
feed Oregon’s less fortunate residents
and collecting more than 1 1/2 tons
of food, the 31 members of the Grant
Union Junior-Senior High School
FFA chapter are looking for more
work.
On Oct. 28, during their annu-
al “Trick or Treat So Someone Else
Can Eat” activity, the students gave
out cards good for an hour of work to
anyone who contributed food.
The card is good for one hour of
work on chores such as raking leaves,
said Grant Union FFA adviser Adam
Ineck.
“We want to give back,” Ineck
said, emphasizing how generous
community members have been. He
said anyone with a card should con-
tact him at the school.
The students collected 3,260
pounds of food, most of which went
to the local food bank and area senior
centers and church groups, he said.
The food was collected through
the Halloween food-raiser, a donation
of 2,400 pounds of potatoes and on-
ions that came from the Adrian FFA
gleaning effort and other efforts such
as a Civil War contest that pitted Or-
From left, Grant Union Junior-Senior High School FFA
members Kori Pentzer, treasurer; Hailey Carter, secretary;
Jessica Carter, vice president; and Chloe Barker distribute
the last of 3,260 pounds of food they gathered through the
statewide FFA food drive that was co-sponsored by Les
Schwab Tires and the Capital Press agricultural newspaper
and website.
egon State University and University
of Oregon fans against one another in
donating canned food. The Beaver be-
lievers overwhelmed Duck supporters.
“The best part was seeing how
willing the people were to give food
— their generosity,” said Jessica Car-
ter, vice president of the Grant Union
FFA chapter.
The connection with the Adrian
FFA came through Anna-Marie Cham-
berlain, the adviser there, who contact-
ed Ineck with the offer of potatoes and
onions. He drove to Adrian to pick up
the food on his way from an in-service
meeting in Ontario.
The Grant Union efforts were in
concert with FFA chapters statewide
and with Les Schwab Tire Centers,
which served as a collect point and
helped with transporting the food, and
the Capital Press agricultural newspa-
per, which distributed bags for food
donations.
GPA 4.00
Grade 12
Dawson Quinton
Kaite Shockley
Grade 11
Hailey Carter
Jessica Carter
Grade 10
Duane Stokes
Annie Wall
Grade 9
Lauryn Amick
McKelley Miller
Grade 8
Gage Brandon
Drew Lusco
Donavan Smith
Luke Williamson
Grade 7
Abby Lusco
Devon Stokes
GPA 3.50 – 3.99
Grade 12
Rheanna Cartner
Mackenzie Woodcock
Meisha Meyerholz
Jocelynn Smith
Grade 11
Sam Bentz
Declan Jensen
Reitta Wyllie
Rose Allen
Makenna Adair
Grade 10
Kori Pentzer
Zack Deiter
Maggie Justice
Mariah Moulton
Fallon Weaver
Whitney McClellan
Jozie Rude
Grade 9
Aidan Broemeling
Kade Blood
Torrie Coalwell
Avery Hughes
Madison McKrola
Danielle Goldblatt
Sydney Brockway
Oaklee Clark
Andrea Comer
Kori Jo Girvin
Roen Langum
Hailie Wright
Kaylee Wright
Grade 8
Jonathan DesJardin
Kellen Shelley
Samantha Floyd
Russell Hodge
Tiler Voigt
Fallen Bolman
Makenna Culley
Taylor Hunt
Emily Springer
Grade 7
Quaid Brandon
AJ Dickens
Rhea Mead
Kaia Allen
Kenna Combs
Peyton Neault
Paige Pentzer
Christian Glimpse
Eithen Hat¿eld
Sydnie Moss
GPA 3.00 – 3.49
Grade 12
Mariah Boyd
Taylor McCluskey
Wyatt Weaver
Samantha Brock
Mariah Gibson
Garrett McConnell
Andrew Copenhaver
Clayton Vaughan
McKenzie Wilson
Grade 11
Nick Springer
Natalie Stearns
Rebecca Batease
Trejan Speth
Myckee Coalwell
Breann Crider
Bayley Harper
Chelsie Kodesh
Kaylei Stout
Grade 10
Samantha Badia
Cameron Hallgarth
Reagan Shelley
Tegan Wright
Ely Carniglia
McKenna Elliott
Jay Goldblatt
Dimond Workman
Jaimi Gravley
Kelsey Morrison
Serena Pace
Jesse Paulson
Cauy Weaver
Mariah Wright
Jeffrey Hensley
Cody Jo Madden
Ty McDaniel
Grade 9
Tiana Allen
Cody Combs
Trinity Hutchison
Nicole Jones
Savanna Randleas
Braden Spencer
Chloe Bentz
Tanner Elliott
Celine Hicks
Macy Strong
Jacob Vaughan
Connor White
Alyssa Hoffman
Aline Chobo
Antonio Smith
Kassidy Williams
Grade 8
Taylor Allen
Cinch Anderson
Sarah Barker
Erika Dickens
Cody Bowden
Cole Deiter
Ellie Justice
Megan McManama
Maddy Way
Warner Robertson
Emilie Updegrave
Tyler Blood
Shanniyah Hall
Elisha Sheedy
Grade 7
Jesaka Culley
Sarah Lallatin
Taylor Osgood
Jesse Randleas
Levi Carpenter
Jordan Hall
Parker Manitsas
Madison Spencer
Matthew Musgrove
Leah Comer
Michael Dilley
Quinten Hallgarth
Patel Yash
Church Services In Grant County