WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018
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SIGNS OF ENCOURAGEMENT
H ermiston H igH s cHool students are try-
ing to bring a little bit more positivity to
the community. Leadership students at the
school have posted signs around the school,
inside and out, telling students they matter
and reminding them to be kind. On Sun-
day they spread those signs throughout the
community, and held up posters on the cor-
ner of Highland Avenue and Highway 395
with encouraging messages for passer-by.
The signs are part of a larger effort called
the We Care Project. For more on the proj-
ect, see A1.
STAFF PHOTO BY JADE MCDOWELL
CRYPTOQUIP
CLOCKWISE, FROM ABOVE : Hermiston High School students
hold up signs of encouragement to drivers crossing
Highway 395. ♦ Members of the Hermiston High School
leadership team have been placing posters with positive
messaging on them all over the campus as part of their “We
Care Project.” ♦ Hermiston seniors Colton Irwin and Omar
Avila answer questions about the welding shop Friday
during an eighth-grade fly up day at Hermiston High School.
♦ Hermiston High School senior Hannah Walker, left, senior
Reed Middleton and Hermiston graduate Jaycee Ternes
stand on the corner of Highway 395 and Highland Avenue
Sunday with positive signs as part of the high school’s “We
Care Project.” ♦ A sign in front of Hermiston High School
tells visitors, staff and students that they matter.
STAFF PHOTO BY E.J. HARRIS
STAFF PHOTO BY JADE MCDOWELL
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