The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, July 04, 2002, Page 9, Image 9

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    The INDEPENDENT, July 4, 2002
Page 9
Ten graduates in Jewell High School Class of 2002 VHS Cheerleaders
Ten graduates were honored
at graduation ceremonies for
the Jewell High School Class of
2002, on June 8.
National Honor Society
members were Amber Wood,
Jesse Fox, Katie Clarke, Jef­
frey Leiferman and Sarah Lut­
trell.
Wood gave the valedictory
address and Fox was the salu-
tatorian.
Fox received a scholarship
for two years tuition to Clatsop
Community College, a Jewell
Memorial Scholarship and the
Thomas Rochester award.
The Mist-Birkenfeld Helping
circle award, a Jewell Memorial
Scholarship and one of two
awards from West Oregon
Electric Cooperative went to
Wood.
Jeff Lieferman received the
second WOEC award, and a
Jewell Memorial Scholarship.
Jewell Memorial Scholar­
ships were also awarded to
Clarke and Luttrell.
provide
babysitting during Jamboree
If you will need babysitting
during Jamboree weekend,
Vernonia High School Cheer­
leaders will be happy to provide
that service for children ages
two to twelve, at a secure, cen­
tral location.
The cost will be $1.50 per
hour for the first child in a fami­
ly, $2.75 per hour for two chil­
dren, and $1.00 per hour for
each additional child. Overnight
care will be provided for a max­
imum of $30 per child. Snacks
and sleeping bags will be pro­
vided. The cheerleaders will
play games, watch videos, and
generally have a good time with
the children and there will be
adult supervision. Lights will go
out at midnight so that every­
one can get some sleep.
Babysitting will be provided
Friday night, August 2, and Sat­
urday night, August 3, from
7:00 p.m. until 8:00 a.m. the fol­
lowing morning. Children may
be dropped off as late as 9:00
p.m. However, the doors will be
locked and no child will be re­
leased between 1:00 a.m. and
7:00 a.m. Any child staying af­
ter 1:00 a.m. will be charged
the overnight rate.
Registration is required; to
pre-register call Schann at 503
429-8930. Registration will also
be accepted at the door during
Jamboree, if space is available.
VHS Cheerleaders must
earn over $750 each to cover
the costs of participation, uni­
forms, camp and competition
fees.
Three graduate from Oregon State
Three Vernonia High School
graduates - Corey Dinger, Erin
Davis and Jessica Jones -
graduated from Oregon State
University on June 16, 2002.
Dinger received his Bachelor
of Science in Business Admin-
istration/Finance and graduat­
ed cum laude. He is the son of
Gerry and Alison Dinger of Ver­
nonia.
Davis received her Bachelor
of Science in Human Develop­
ment and Family Studies, Early
Childhood Development & Ed­
ucation. She will continue her
education for a Master of
Teaching degree at Pacific Uni­
versity. She is the daughter of
Gary and Carol Davis of Ver­
nonia.
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Jones received her Bachelor
of Arts in Business Administra-
tion/lnternational
Business,
with a minor in French. She is
the daughter of Claudia Ryan
of Vernonia
Tegan Jones named
to SOU Dean’s List
Tegan L. Jones, a Vernonia
High School graduate, was
named to the Dean’s List at
Southern Oregon University for
the 2002 winter quarter.
To be included on the Dean’s
List, a student must earn a 3.5
grade point average, or higher,
while taking at least 12 graded
credit hours of classes.
She is the daughter of Clau­
dia Ryan of Vernonia.
Eve Morgan on George Fox Dean’s List
Evie Morgan of Vernonia
has been named to the George
Fox University Dean’s List for
the spring semester of the
2001-02 academic year.
To be included on the Dean’s
List, a student must earn a 3.5
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