to Our 2010 Hometown Graduates
A supplement to The Omak-Okanogan County Chronicle May 26, 2010
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Congratulations!! You’ve finally done it. You’re a High School Graduate. You’ve got the world in the palm of your hands.
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Congratulations to the class of 2010 Graduates: What will your hyphen say about how you lived? A senior reflects on lessons learned from a friend Graduation is a short time away and at that time you will hear a speech. In the speech you will most likely hear the cliche of how every student is going a separate path. Listen to that speech, and remember something else. It has been said that life is a hyphen. Someday, when you die, someone will walk by your headstone and see your name. Under your name will be your birthdate and your death date. The hyphen between those dates will summarize your life. It’s the valedictorian’s job to tell you about life after high school so you can remember, not so much to do your best in life, but to realize that life is a hyphen. The rest of our lives will go by as fast as our school lives have gone by so far. To realize how fast life goes by is the first step to living a successful life. Some people will measure success by the amount of money made. That isn’t right. All that money isn’t so good after you die, and we all do die.
GUEST COLUMN Brent Jacobson
Success in a person is usually recognized only after they’ve died. It’s a “you don’t know what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone” thing. Success is measured by your part in someone else’s life. Recognize that life is short, and know that if you blink it could be too late to help someone else. I’d like to mention someone who knew this philosophy well. My friend, Conner Jay Knoblich, lived an adventurous life and, in my opinion, experienced success. He visited different parts of the world, and mostly he used his gift of humor to make others around him laugh. You’ll find a hyphen on his
headstone. His hyphen describes a life lived to its fullest. His memory is left behind in the hearts of those people he touched, those people he loved, and those people who loved him. Conner never got the chance to graduate, but because he knew the “Hyphen Rule,” Conner didn’t need a diploma to tell him he succeeded. The best of his life is left behind in us, in our hearts. That is a successful life. Conner’s hyphen separates a small number of years. We may live a much longer life. Will we make the lives of others better because we have lived? If you live your life with that in mind, in my opinion, you’ve succeeded. That’s it. That’s my point. I hope you take it to heart. Live life like it’s a hyphen and you’ll accomplish success and experience satisfaction. I would like to dedicate this to the memory of my friend, Conner,
Always be proud of your achievements and use them to fulfill your dreams!
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Miranda We are so proud of you! Good luck! You are the best sister, and aunty anyone could ask for. We are going to miss you. Aiden, Tracy and Mike
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Brewster seniors
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Brewster seniors are (front, from left) Antonio Martinez Pio, Marisela Huerta, Blanca Andrade, Susana Martinez, Ixia Nava, Christina Lucas, Sydney McHugo, Ruth Ortiz, Alma Arevalo, Aubrey Hobbs, Leticia Zamudio, Allie Vergara, Cindy Sanabria, Maritsal Mariscal, (second) Jorge Ramirez, Rigoberto Castro, Daniel Escobedo, Nayla Martinez, Elizabeth Sanchez, Maria Marin, Blanca Hernandez, Maribella Infante, Shelby Bayha, Lindsey Valdovinos, Maria Garcia, Noemy Sanabria, Marisol Angel, Silvia Garcia, Erik Rios, (back) Daniel Villafana, Florentino Vargas, Lukas Boesel, Brian Sattler, Atayde Gamez, Eli Driessen, Edward Hernandez, Jaime Munoz, Carlos Renteria, Cesar Arroyo, Eduardo Pamatz, Francisco Ambriz, Oscar Velasco and Odair Aparicio. Not pictured are Alisha Garcia, Jacqueline McCormack, Erandy Montiel, Daisy Ornelas, Ruby Rosario, Kayla Sisk and Kyle Sisk.
Brewster graduation set for June 4 By Sheila Corson The Chronicle BREWSTER – Fifty graduates will gather in the Brewster High School gymnasium, 503 S. Seventh St., at 7 p.m. Friday, June 4, for graduation. The class color is red. The class motto is “Together we have experienced Sisk life, separate we will pursue our dreams, together our memories will forever remain.” Senior adviser Greg Austen will speak at the ceremony. The valedictorian is Kayla Sisk, granddaughter of Barbara Fenton and the late Donald Fenton. She plans to attend Whitworth University, Spokane, to study
psychology and Spanish. The salutatorian is Sydney McHugo, daughter of Rob and Autumn McHugo, and Alisia Foyle. She will attend the University of
McHugo
Idaho, but hasn’t declared a major yet. Baccalaureate will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 2, at the Community Log Church, 209 S. Fourth St. Seniors are Francisco Ambriz, Blanca Andrade, Marisol Angel, Odair Aparicio, Alma Arevalo, Cesar Arroyo, Shelby Bayha, Lukas Boesel, Rigoberto Castro, Eli Driessen,
Daniel Escobedo, Atayde Gamez, Alisha Garcia, Maria Garcia, Silvia Garcia, Blanca Hernandez, Edward Hernandez, Aubrey Hobbs, Marisela Huerta, Maribella Infante, Christina Lucas, Maria Marin, Maritsal Mariscal, Nayla Martinez, Susana Martinez, Jacqueline McCormack, Sydney McHugo, Erandy Montiel, Jaime Munoz, Ixia Nava,
Daisy Ornelas, Ruth Ortiz, Eduardo Pamatz, Antonio Martinez Pio, Jorge Ramirez, Carlos Renteria, Erik Rios, Ruby Rosario, Cindy Sanabria, Noemy Sanabria, Elizabeth Sanchez, Brian Sattler, Kayla Sisk, Kyle Sisk, Lindsey Valdovinos, Florentino Vargas, Oscar Velasco, Allie Vergara, Daniel Villafana and Leticia Zamudio.
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Bridgeport seniors
Cheryl Schweizer
Bridgeport High School seniors are (front, from left) Kristina Hernandez, Maria Gomez, Isabel Rodriguez, Nichole Jackman, Patty Solorzano, Maria Cristina Garcia, Ariana Gonzalez, (second) Jessica Farias, Judenic Damian, Rogelio Mogollan, Arely Garza, Cristy Gonzalez, Angie Martinez, Danny Valdovinos, (third) Shayla McIntosh, Alyssa Martinez, Victor Hernandez, Ivonne Garcia, Miguel Torres, Alvis Osorio, Andrew Sanon, Hugo Sanchez, Danyelle Cavadini, Cristian Razo, (back) Greg Brown, Alfredo Trejo, Sergio Arevalo, Carina Sanchez, Liz Trujillo, Jose Mosqueda, Jaime Saucedo and Javier Salinas. Not pictured are Jorge Trejo, Jaime Saucedo and Javier Salinas.
Seniors prepare for their final walk By Cheryl Schweizer Chronicle correspondent BRIDGEPORT — The class of 2010 takes the last walk of high school in graduation ceremonies at 5:30 p.m. Friday, June 4, in the high school gym. Arely Garza will be the valedictorian and Danyelle Cavadini is the salutatorian. Seniors went with the traditional orange and black as their class colors. The class motto is, “Together we built our ship with knowledge, and now we shall sail the sea of
our dreams.” Seniors are Sergio Arrival, Greg Brown Danyelle Cavadini, Judenic Damian, Jessica Farias, Ivonne Garcia, Arely Garza. Maria Gomez, Garza Maria Cristina Gomez, Cristy Gonzalez, Leticia Gonzalez, Kristina Hernandez, Victor Hernandez, Nichole Jackman, Alyssa Martinez, Angie
Martinez, Shayla McIntosh. Rogelio Mogollan, Jose Mosqueda, Alvis Osorio, Cristian Razo, Isabel Rodriguez, Javier Salinas, Carina Sanchez, Hugo Cavadini Sanchez, Andrew Sanon, Daisy Saucedo, Jaime Saucedo, Patty Solorzano, Miguel Torres, Jorge Trejo, Liz Trujillo and Danny Valdovinos.
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Curlew seniors Carlson
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Poore
Ramich
Reynolds
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Curlew seniors prepare for June 11 ceremony By Brenda Starkey The Chronicle CURLEW — Graduation ceremonies will begin at 7 p.m. Friday, June 11, in the high school gym, 47 Curlew School Road. The class valedictorian is Larissa Miller and the salutatorian is Sabrina Charlson. Colors are royal blue and black. The class motto is “What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to
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Engstrom, Ashley Fetzer, Colton Halbach, Shanaa Henderson, Nick Herrmann, Patrick Jordan, Amanda Keeley, Zac Keenan, Katie Lewis, Carlie Lu, Danni Marcin, Larissa Miller, Andrew Mumford,
Torin Poore, Kate Ramich, Katelyn Reynolds, Caroline Silva, Noel TeMoananui, Katie Jo Torzewski, Marcus Tresham, Jesse Volluz and Nicole West.
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Okanogan seniors
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Okanogan High School seniors are (front, from left) Jennifer Widell, Kaila Petersen,Tristen Cook, Rebecca Olson, (second) Jeremy Norris, BeauDeen Adolph, Stefanie Marchand, Carlos Rodriguez, Becca Stalder, Matthew Nelson, Taija-Rae Moore, Ellen Rodgers, Sophie Danison, Ines Huizar, Shelby Walstad, Katie Bonser, Katie Brown, Ellie Jones, Elliot Brown, Jared Martin, Jovan Lopez, (third) Chalen Hobart, Laura Shacklett, Bailey Miller, Tyler Reed, Carly Harris, Dylan Otis, Troy Hertlein, Michele Soriano, Raquel Rivera, Maria Ramirez, John Ramirez, Leah Grant, Carolyn Burke, Amanda Paterson, Andres Perez, Enver Figueroa, Mason Minter, (fourth) Zena Sanchez, Samantha Sanders, John Lee, Thomas A. Sullivan, Tanner R. Kelley, Brent Jacobson, Jordan D. Bradley, Jeremy C.F. Caveness, Cole Timm, Samuel Arroyo and Ambrosa Adams. Not pictured are Maribel Buenaventura Apolonio, Aubrey Jae Burts, Samantha Jo Culp, Rachel Lodice Davidson, John David DeLap, Tarina Elizabeth Kaaland and Patrick Jan Murray.
Okanogan ceremony is June 5 By Dee Camp The Chronicle OKANOGAN — Seniors will receive their diplomas during commencement ceremonies at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 5, in Dawson Gym, 244 S. Fifth Ave. The class motto is "Wake up and live," by Bob Marley. The class flower is the gerber daisy and the color is "hecka hot pink," which was the group's hue for class competitions throughout high school. The class song is "Don't You Forget about Me," from "The
Breakfast Club" soundtrack. Graduation speakers will be valedictorian Katie Bonser, daughter of Rusty Bonser and Janet Bonser, and salutatorian Rebecca Olson, daughter of Brad and Lori Olson. Both plan to attend Western Washington Bonser University, Bellingham. Bonser plans to major in environmental studies and
Olson wants to major in family counseling and recreation management. Baccalaureate will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 2, at New Life Centre, 508 S. Fourth Ave. Alternative high school graduation will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 16, in the school cafetorium. Seniors are Ambrosa Lee Adams, BeauDeen Kendrick Adolph, Maribel Buenaventura Apolonio, Samuel Arroyo, Katie Marie Bonser, Jordan Donald Bradley, Elliot McAndrew Brown, Katelyn Elizabeth Brown, Carolyn
Ashley Burke, Aubrey Jae Burts, Jeremy James Caveness, Tristen Laci Cook, Samantha Jo Culp, Sophie Pfeiffer Danison, Rachel Lodice Davidson, John David DeLap, Enver Javier Figueroa, Michele Soriano Garcia, Olson Mahleah Kay Grant, Carly Louise Harris, Troy Edward Hertlein, Chalen M.
Hobart, Ines Adriana Huizar, Brent Jacobson, Suellen Laverne Jones, Tarina Elizabeth Kaaland, Tanner Ross Kelley, John Edward Lee, Jovan Lopez, Jared Martin, Andres Perez Martinez, Bailey Dylan Miller, Mason Thomas Minter, Taija-Rae Moore, Patrick Jan Murray, Mathew Nelson, Jeremy Gene Norris, Rebecca Lynn Olson, Dylan Joseph Wade Otis, Amanda Marie Paterson, Kaila Lynn Petersen, John Artemio Ramirez, Maria Ramirez, Tyler William Reed,
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Okanogan from Page 8 Raquel Rivera, Ellen Jamison Rodgers, Carlos Jose Rodriguez, Zena Sanchez,
Samantha Sanders, Laura Joy Shacklett, Stefanie Nicole SpenceMarchand, Rebecca Lynn Stalder, Thomas Arvin Sullivan, Nicholas Eugene Timm, Shelby Walstad and Jennifer Dyan Widell.
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Omak seniors
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Omak High School seniors are (front, from left) Charissa Birdtail, Cassy Edwards, Gabriela Zaragoza, Ashlee Abrahamson, Elizabeth Miller, Katelyn Coppock, Kristin Roberts, Janie Cantu, (second) Caralee Henry, Gabrielle Yelland, Jaime Dienst, Carissa Amundson, Jeffery Condon, Isaac Bessette, Ashley Robles, Shamrae Palmanteer, Marcus Adams, Jesse Riggle, Boomer Harvill, Anthony Dee, Drew Lampe, (third) Alfredo Sepulveda-Diaz, Raul Ibarra, Adam Hein, Christian Behymer, Dillon Dorsten, Josh Gray,Tyler Hendrick, Dustin Autry, Matthew Webster, Cody Lunn, Mike Klimek, Dustin Johnson, (fourth) Morgan Gariano, Kailey Grattan, Austin Baker, Zach Day, Justin Dibble, Jacob Martin, C.J. Lockwood, Stephenie Bertram, Russell Olmstead, Brandon Johnson, Benjamin Gillespie, Miranda Sheldon, Steven Keith, Daniel Nash-Mendez, Eric Arnold Jr., (fifth) Janalda Warbus, Elaine Price, Leslie Clark, Jason Voight, Tyler Clough, Calem Louie, Dylan Macherle, (sixth) Lian Clement, Tiffany Cheer, Adrienne Bauman, Alexander Hill, Craig Fritts, Nick Erb, Brendan Balauro, Von Peterson, Cody Brewer, Jesse Sandoval, Felicia Mason, Desiree Abrahamson, Oralia Harry and Brad Thayer. Missing are Elizabeth Ann Anderson, MaryJordan Ang Braley, Tabitha Learron Cahill, Courtney Eva Crowder, Courtney Rae Daniel, Cameron Emery, Kayci Ann Fudge, Shavonna Lee Gorr, Chandler Journey Hancock Lewis, Loren Mitchell Joe Harry, Ryann Joy Hill, Dakota Thomas Arthur Jones, Ashly Ady Longanecker, Ramsi Diane Marchand, Daryl McCraigie, Cory James Michels,Theresa Marie Nimmo, Mariah Rainchild Priest,Trevor Scott Rose, Jordan Reign Sargent, Amanda Tori Karryn Steele, Chace Kenneth Taber, Brandon Scott Thomas, Brianna Marie Thompson, Levi Michael Weitman, Jason Carl Wright, Dylan James Zacherle, Amanda Jolene Alan, Tenea Shantel Aragon, Kayla Leeann Cargile-Luna, Nicholas Caso, Anna Darrow, Michael Monroe Dunkin, Elias Lee Edwards, Brady Lee Eggleson, Jacob Dalton Kendall, Brendon Darrell Latimer, Marrisa Jo’Lynne Lezard, Aaron Phillip Matthews, James Cody Pratt, Daniel Lee Sanchez, Sarah R. Scranton and Richard Eugene Thompson.
Omak plans June 12 graduation By Dee Camp The Chronicle OMAK – Graduation is set for 2 p.m. Saturday, June 12, in the high school gym, 20 S. Cedar St. The advanced choir will perform. Principal John Belcher
and Superintendent Art Himmler will speak. Valedictorian is Jaime Dienst, daughter of Dr. Bill and Yong Dienst. Selection of salutatorian is pending receipt of SAT scores, Counselor Daryl Moulton said.
Omak uses a combination of grades and test scores to determine valedictorian and salutatorian. Contenders are Joshua Gray, son of Ken and Cleo Gray, and MaryJordan Braley, daughter of Eric and Arlene Braley.
Students with 4.0 grade point averages are Dienst, Kailey Grattan, Austin Baker and Morgan Gariano. The class motto is “Let the journey begin.” Class colors are red and black, and the flower is the red rose.
Baccalaureate will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 6, at the Omak First Presbyterian Church, 9 S. Birch St. Omak High School seniors are Ashlee Ann Abrahamson, Desiree Joyce Abrahamson, Marcus
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Tuition savings plan is guaranteed OLYMPIA — Parents can save for college by enrolling in the Washington Guaranteed Education Tuition program. Over the past decade, tuition at Washington colleges has increased an average of 8 percent a year, with family income and investments falling behind, according to the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. Parents who hope to see their children graduate from college without assuming large debt can set aside cash to save on future costs. If trends continue, one year’s tuition and state-mandated fees costing $7,600 now will amount to more than $36,000 a year when today’s newborn is heads to campus. GET was established by the Legislature in 1998 to help families save for increased costs. According to state officials, 100 GET units purchased now are guaranteed to be equal to the future cost of a year’s resident,
Omak from Page 10 Anthony Adams, Carissa Lynn Amundson, Elizabeth Ann Anderson, Eric Dominique Arnold, Dustin Wayne Autry, Austin Gregory Baker, Christian Bryan Behymer, Stephenie Debra Lee Bertram, Isaac Koostahtah Bessette, Charissa Birdtail, MaryJordan Ang Braley, Cody Brewer, Tabitha Learron Cahill, Janie Saferina Dienst Cantu, Tiffany Aurora Cheer, Leslie Fransicsa, Clark, Lian Nicole Clement, Tyler Thomas Clough, Jeffery Lawrence Condon, Katelyn Michelle Coppock, Courtney Eva Crowder, Courtney Rae Daniel, Zachary Aron Day, Anthony Daniel Dee, Justin Neil Dibble, Jaime Nicole Dienst, Dillon Evan Dorsten, Cassandra Marie Edwards, Cameron Emery, Nicholas James Erb, Craig James Fritts, Kayci Ann Fudge, Morgan Brittany Gariano, Benjamin Christophe Gillispie, Shavonna Lee Gorr, Kailey Elizabeth Grattan, Joshua Adam Gray, Chandler Journey Hancock Lewis, Loren Mitchell Joe Harry, Oralia Joellyne Harry, Adam Anthony Hein, Tyler Furston
room, board and books. If a child gets a scholarship or if plans change, GET units can be transferred to other family members, put on hold or refunded. GET accounts offer tax-free growth and withdrawals. They are not subject to the ups and downs of the stock market, state officials
undergraduate tuition and statemandated fees at Washington’s most expensive public universities — the University of Washington and Washington State University. “This parity holds true whenever your child is ready for college, even if tuition doubles or triples in that time,” according to OSPI. GET accounts can be used
AdBuilder anywhere in the country to pay tuition at colleges, universities or vocational schools, whether public or private. The value of GET units is based on tuition at Washington’s highest priced public university. If a chosen school costs more, the student pays the difference. If it costs less, extra units can be used toward other costs such as
Hendrick, Caralee Anna Henry, Alex Christian Hill, Ryann Joy Hill, Raul Daniel Ibarra, Brandon W. Johnson, Dustin Leigh Johnson, Dakota Thomas Arthur Jones, Steven Tyler Keith, Michael Lynn Klimek, Andrew Carroll Lampe, Cory John Lockwood, Ashly Ady Longanecker, Calem Robert John Louie, Ramsi Diane Marchand, Jacob Kent Martin, Daryl McCraigie, Cory James Michels, Elizabeth Jael Miller, Daniel Louis Nash-Mendez, Theresa Marie Nimmo, Russell James Olmstead, Shamrae Shavon Palmanteer, Elaine Marie Price, Mariah Rainchild Priest, Jesse D. Riggle, Kristin Carlene Roberts, Ashley Ann Robles, Trevor Scott Rose, Jesse Sandoval, Jordan Reign Sargent, Alfredo Sepulveda Jr., Miranda Marie Sheldon, Amanda Tori Karryn Steele, Chace Elizabeth Taber, Brad
Casey Thayer, Brandon Scott Thomas, Brianna Marie Thompson, Janalda Lynn Warbus, Matthew Dwayne Webster, Levi Michael Weitman, Jason Carl Wright, Gabrielle Christine Yelland, Dylan James Zacherle, Gabriela Marie Zaragoza. Omak Alternative High School seniors are Amanda Jolene Alan, Tenea Shantel Aragon, Brendan Patrik Balauro, Adrienne Samantha Bauman, Kayla Leeann Cargilel-Luna, Nicholas Caso, Anna Darrow, Michael Monroe Dunkin, Elias Lee Edwards, Brady Lee Eggleson, Theodore Orin Harvill, Jacob Dalton Kendall, Brendon Darrell Latimer, Marrisa Jo’Lynne Lezard, Cody Lunn, Felicia Rene Mason, Aaron Philip Matthews, Von Luke Peterson, James Cody Pratt, Daniel Lee Sanchez, Sarah R. Scranton and Richard Eugene Thompson.
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Oroville seniors
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Oroville High School seniors are (front, from left) Quincy Webster, William Renfro, Laurel Griffin, Brandon Swenson, Tiffany Roberts, (middle) Shelly Rodriguez, Ciara Field, Chandra Hutsell, Serena Carper, Austianna Quick, Alex Egerton, Kayla McKinney, Rachel Peters, Abril Lopez, Mariah Brown, Alma Mojica, Jessica McAllister, Melanie Thompson, Bekkah McCoy, (back) Brennan Wildermuth, Eric Ruiz, Jesse Barker, Anthony Egerton, Blaine Wagner, Beau Swenson, Paul Sattelberg, Steven Bourn, Roberto Ripley, Brian Knight and Chenet Davey. Not pictured are Breanne Armstrong, Brandon Funston, Morgan Roloff, Kyle Coggins, Cassi Handyside and Abdenago Mendosa.
Oroville plans June 5 graduation By Brenda Starkey The Chronicle OROVILLE — Thirty-six seniors will graduate from Oroville High School at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 5. Commencement will be held in the gymnasium, 816 Juniper St. The class of 2010 has chosen blue, gold and white as class colors and the sunflower as its flower. The class motto is “We cannot discover Brown new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore.”
Mariah Brown is the valedictorian. The salutatorian had not been determined as of Chronicle press time. Baccalaureate was May 23. Seniors are Breanne
Armstrong, Jesse Barker, Steven Bourn, Mariah Brown, Serena Carper, Kyle Coggins, Chenet Davey, Alex Egerton, Anthony Egerton, Ciara Field, Brandon Funston, Laurel Griffin, Cassi Handyside, Chandra Hutsell,
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Making the move easier Planning ahead and being careful when packing can help The Chronicle OMAK – When it comes time to move away to college, there are things that can make the experience easier. • Don’t put off packing or moving until the last minute. If you need to rent a truck or trailer, be sure to reserve it early. Try to move on a weekday, since weekends are the busiest moving days. • Pack smart. Move only what you need. Load heaviest items first. Boxes, packing tape, bubble
wrap, moving blankets and hand trucks are also essential to keeping your belongings safer and making your move easier. Consider donating unneeded items to charities. • Be safe. To avoid injury, always bend your knees and lift with your legs. Don’t text or talk on your cell phone while driving. While stopped for breaks, park in highly visible, well-lit areas and always lock all doors. If you’re using a moving truck, remember that it is taller, wider and heavier than cars or SUVs, so drive a bit slower and take extra care when making turns, driving under overhangs or near low tree branches. • Have fun. Keep a positive attitude during
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the move — play music, plan a fun dinner for after all the work is done and don’t let frustration get to you. Enjoy the ride. • Go green. You might be able to save on costs and be kinder to the environment by moving with someone from your area. • Keep the essentials with you. With most belongings packed away, create a travel bag for moving day to keep important paperwork, credit cards, identification, a change of clothes, drinks and snacks close at hand.
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Pateros seniors
Cheryl Schweizer
Pateros High School seniors are (front, from left) Samantha Varrelman, Jenni Mota, Abe Wilson, Brit Stennes, Tony Reagles, Magen Allen, Derek Colter, Marcos Osorio, Juan Gomez, Erick Hernandez, Rikki Emigh, (back) Elise Gray, Nate Taylor, Ricky Heen, Marisol Medel, Brenda Rios, Luke Bighouse, Jesus Gonzalez and Malcolm Maitland. Not pictured are Erica Chavez, Ulices Mota, Emily Smith and Erik Tellez.
Pateros plans Saturday morning graduation By Cheryl Schweizer Chronicle correspondent PATEROS — The curtain comes down on the high school careers of the class of 2010 in
graduation ceremonies at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 5, in the school gym. In Pateros it’s traditional for the selection of the valedictorian and salutatorian to go right down
to the wire. Valedictorian and salutatorian candidates are Samantha Varrelman, Magen Allen and Erica Chavez.
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Pateros from Page 14 Allen, the daughter of Melodie and Rodger Allen, plans to attend Global College in Costa Rica to major in international relations and law. Chavez is the daughter of Miguel and Ayde Garza. She plans to attend Whitworth Varrelman Allen University to major in premedicine. Varrelman, the daughter of Ben and Jen Varrelman, plans to serve next year as a national FFA officer and then attend Washington State University. The seniors selected a quote from Dr. Seuss as their motto: “Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” The class colors are purple and black. Seniors are Magen Allen, Luke Bighouse, Erica Chavez, Derek Colter, Rikki Emigh, Juan Gomez, Jesus Gonzalez, Elise Gray, Ricky Heen, Chavez Erick Hernandez, Malcolm Maitland, Marisol Medel, Jenni Mota, Ulices Mota, Marcos Osorio, Tony Reagles, Brenda Rios, Emily Smith, Brit Stennes, Nate Taylor, Erik Tellez, Samantha Varrelman and Abe Wilson.
Class of 2010 Washington Assessment of Student Learning Sophomore test scores, percent who met standard * District Brewster Bridgeport Curlew Grand Coulee Methow Valley Okanogan Omak Oroville Pateros Republic Tonasket
Reading 72.6 79.6 75.9 66.7 84.4 74.0 68.6 69.8 84.0 84.8 77.8
Math 38.1 18.4 30.0 23.5 66.7 32.1 33.9 29.8 44.0 51.5 38.7
Writing 79.0 81.6 77.8 63.4 88.6 80.3 76.1 77.3 72.0 93.9 80.5
Science 25.4 20.8 27.6 22.2 55.6 35.5 28.0 23.4 48.0 19.4 27.3
* Students who did not meet standards initially could retake portions of the test or take additional math classes Source: Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Republic seniors
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Republic High School seniors are (front, from left) Justin Wilson, Jon Hooper, Johnathan Dunlap, Ryn Rollins, Talon Kartchner, Cody Brown, Caleb Larson, Levi Larson, Tyler Haswell, Nikolas Michel, Matthew Slagle, Conor Fritts, Seth Midkiff, (back) Jessica Lewis, Caterina Harmon, Shamra Kelly, Ashley Brown, Paige McLain, Alexandra Lust, Shayla Novikoff, Krista Williams, Chandra Bacon, Erin Jensen, Nicole Danielson, Brittany Ford. Not pictured are Ashley Warren and Troy Edgel.
Wilson, Slagle lead Republic seniors Commencement set for Saturday, June 5, in high school gym By Brenda Starkey The Chronicle REPUBLIC — The class of 2010 will graduate at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 5, during commencement in the high school gym, 30306 E. Highway 20. This year's salutatorian is Justin Wilson and the valedictorian is Matthew Slagle. The class motto is "Behind us are memories, beside us are
friends, before us are dreams that will never end." Baccalaureate is at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 2, at the Catholic Church, 756 S. Portland St. An awards ceremony will follow at the Wilson elementary school multipurpose room, 30306 E. Highway 20. Republic High School seniors are Chandra Bacon, Ashley Brown, Cody Brown, Nicole Danielson, Johnathan Dunlap, Troy Edgel,
Brittany Ford, Conor Fritts, Caterina Harmon, Tyler Haswell, Jon Hooper, Erin Jensen, Talon Kartchner, Shamra Kelly, Caleb Larson, LeviLarson, Slagle Jessica Lewis, Alexandra Lust, Paige McLain, Nikolas Michel, Seth Midkiff, Shayla Novikoff, Ryn Rollins, Matthew Slagle, Ashley Warren, Krista Williams and Justin Wilson.
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and embellishments – from graduation-themed stickers to hobby and sports cutouts – to add to the book. Archival paper, glue, tape and embellishments will help keep the book in tip-top shape for years to come. Some ideas: • Graduate’s life story: From baby pictures to senior year, favorite memories of the grad can be featured. Include photos of friends, special gatherings and activities, and add phrases or quotes that hold special meaning. • Friends and memories: Create a “friends” photo book with
pictures of the graduate and friends through the years - from kindergarten classmates to high school pals. Putting these photos together will bring back memories and stories to share. • Make a graduation party
guest book: Lined paper can be provided for guests to sign in and write a special greeting, or each guest can be given a page ahead of time and encouraged to write out an anecdote, personal note or memory. Be sure to leave a place for
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Tonasket seniors
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Tonasket seniors are (front, from left) Brandi Vanatta, Shelby Juarez, Valerie Gardner, Adrianna Sharp, Maribella Alvarez, Lisa Ortega, Meghan Carolee Newton, Kayla Young, Molly Tomlinson, Erica Polito, Adriana Benitez, Blanca Cosino, Brian Shott, (back) Samantha Clarke, Kat Kauffman, Felipe Gaytan, Mo Brown, Brandon Norris, Brandon Sprague, Karl Bharucha, Terrell Cross, Blake Long, Wade DeTillian, Andrew Grillo, Lucio Maldonado and Corey Utt. Not pictured are Rhiannon Bailey-Scarberry, Shalisa Brown, Autumn Calhoon, Ruby Calus, David Castilla-Hervin, Keenan Delorme, Sarah Dumas, Kristany Fitzthum, Lilyrose Fox, Nathianyal Frank, Danielle Gamble, Anna Goudeau, Adam Howerton, Shelby Hunlock, Nicole Jacobs, Charles Jones, Randy Kothman, Falisha Laurie, Hannah Mannon, Shawntae McBride, Jennelle McCormick, Corey McCrarey, Juanita Medina, Eren Mendia, Carolyn Parigrew, Eddie Peery, Barry Pentz, Chantel Pilcher, Spencer Podkranic, Candelario Ramos, Jeremy Rice, Ronika Sandhu, Michael Santana, Hannah Schell, Rebecca Shaub, Kellilynn Vanatta, Ty Weaver, April Webber, Shalen Williams and Emily Wisdom-Lethco.
Tonasket sets June 5 graduation Class of 2010 picks white and royal blue as its senior colors By Sheila Corson The Chronicle TONASKET – Graduation ceremonies for 64 Tonasket High School seniors will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 5, in the gymnasium, 35 Highway 20. The class has white and royal blue as its colors with the stargazer lily as its flower. The class motto is, “We came here as strangers, we stay as
friends, we leave with memories that will never end.” Meghan Newton, daughter of Teresa and Randall Newton, is valedictorian. Spencer Podkranic, son of Kelli Podkranic and Steve Podkranic, is the Newton salutatorian. Newton plans to attend Western Washington University, Bellingham, and Podkranic will attend Perry Technical Institute,
Yakima. Baccalaureate will be at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 2, at the Assembly of God Church, 25 E. Fourth Ave. The senior breakfast is at 7 a.m. Thursday, June 3, at RDL Auto Shop, 522 S. Whitcomb Podkranic Ave. Tonasket seniors are Maribella Alvarez, Rhiannon BaileyScarberry, Adriana Benitez, Karl Bharucha, Mo Brown, Shalisa
Brown, Autumn Calhoon, Ruby Calus, David Castilla-Hervin, Samantha Clarke, Blanca Cosino, Terrell Cross, Keenan Delorme, Wade DeTillian, Sarah Dumas, Kristany Fitzthum, Lilyrose Fox, Nathianyal Frank, Danielle Gamble, Valerie Gardner, Felipe Gaytan, Anna Goudeau, Andrew Grillo, Adam Howerton, Shelby Hunlock, Nicole Jacobs, Charles Jones, Shelby Juarez, Kat Kauffman, Randy Kothman, Falisha Laurie, Blake Long, Lucio Maldonado, Hannah Mannon, Shawntae McBride, Jennelle McCormick, Corey
McCrarey, Juanita Medina, Eren Mendia, Meghan Carolee Newton, Brandon Norris, Lisa Ortega, Carolyn Parigrew, Eddie Peery, Barry Pentz, Chantel Pilcher, Spencer Podkranic, Erica Polito, Candelario Ramos, Jeremy Rice, Ronika Sandhu, Michael Santana, Hannah Schell, Rebecca Shaub, Adrianna Sharp, Brian Shott, Brandon Sprague, Molly Tomlinson, Corey Utt, Brandi Vanatta, Kellilynn Vanatta, Ty Weaver, April Webber, Shalen Williams and Emily Wisdom-Lethco.Kayla Young.
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Party! It’s time to honor graduates By Dee Camp The Chronicle OKANOGAN — If you’re throwing a graduation party, it pays to plan ahead. Many families plan postgraduation receptions, barbecues and potlucks for their graduates. Be prepared for guests to come and go, since many people are invited to more than one graduation party. That also holds for the guest of honor, who may want to visit classmates’ gettogethers. While parents often foot the bill, they should remember whose party it is and be sure to ask the graduate what type of party — if any — is desired. A parent may want to throw a party, but the grad may prefer a quiet dinner with his or her immediate family. Some graduates don’t want to be bothered with decisions and details, while others want to plan the whole affair themselves. Some tips: • Set a time and date. It could be immediately before or after the ceremony, but another day certainly is appropriate. • Decide on a format and budget. The party could be basic, with cake and punch only, or could include a buffet, potluck, barbecue or catered meal. Your format and budget will be closely related. • Draw up a guest list and send invitations. • Come up with a venue. Are you having the party in your home or yard, at a rented hall or church, a restaurant, park or other location? Be sure to make reservations. If you're planning an outdoor party, be sure to have a backup location in case of rain. • Decide on decorations. If you'll need paper products (napkins, plates, etc.) in school colors, be sure to purchase them early or special order them since local stores' supplies sell out quickly. Special items, such as favors, tablecloths, balloons, mascot decorations, etc., should be purchased early. Many people go for high school colors or decorations, but some pick a theme related to the graduate's college selection, planned career or military enlistment. • Try to think of every contingency. Make sure you have enough charcoal, tape, extra pens, paper plates, a first aid kit, back-up bags
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spot cleaner, condiments, etc. Save receipts since some unopened supplies can be returned if you don't use them. • Plan where and how you'll serve food. Borrow tables and chairs, if necessary. Coolers, large tubs and clean wheelbarrows can be filled with ice for cooling beverages. If you don't want to use paper, colorful flat sheets or yard goods make inexpensive tablecloths. • Mow the lawn and weed the garden, if the party is outside. Change the bulb in the porch light. • Get some help. The graduate's family should be able to enjoy their own party.
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