Maple A-B Honor Roll students are Kennedy Bonilla, Caleb Blanco, Brinlee Bland, Addison Holden, Creelie Hamons, Atley Walker, Evalynn Miller, Remi Story, Addison Meschberger, Tinsley Kennedy and Fredrick Tredway.
Also, Tyler Williams, Meah Brown, Wade Curtis, Journey Swigart, Jake Wells, Madalynne Whitman, Carder Holden, Justice Twins, Otis Sears, Zoey Robles, Bentley Sneed, Luken Meschberger, Berkleigh Brothers, Parker Tinsley and Carson Smith.
Hillcrest pre-kindergarten Helpfulness Award winners are Brixton Hedrick, Cameron Mize, Braleigh Rios, Garren Porter, Yaneiri Espinoza, Teagan Miller, Maverick Parker, Bennett Moores, Roarke Watson, AnneJune Western, Eleanor Woods, Marina Hayden, Adelina Davis, Calvin Sterling, Mackenzie Rhoades and Wyatt Wagner.
Redlands Community College recently announced students named to the college’s honor rolls for the fall 2025 semester.
Students listed on the President’s Honor Roll have completed 12 or more credit hours and have earned a GPA of not less than 3.8, with no grade less than a B – excluding 0-level courses. The Vice President’s Honor Roll is comprised of students who have completed 12 or more hours of coursework and have earned a GPA of 3.5 to 3.79, with no grade less than a C – excluding 0-level courses.
Following are those students listed on the Okarche Superintendent’s Honor Roll for the first semester:
Seventh grade - Bailee Ahlden, Ella Anderson, Max Gruntmeir, Will Krittenbrink, William McIlvain, Chase Parham, Hadley Rankin, Lauren Schwarz, Clara Warden and Easton West.
Eighth grade - Collison Black, Bailey Bomhak, Samantha England, Cohen Mueggenborg, Jag Mueggenborg, Kate Osborn, Jaxon Riedlinger, Emma Roby, Jake Rother, Kamryn Schieber, Sutton Terrell, Avery Treece, Carson Waugh, Tucker White and Julia Zaragoza.
El Reno High School December Students of the Month are, Layni Wright, Preston Ashford, Kyndall Couch, Easton Ray, Aspen Witherspoon, Gavin Grissom, Amy Puente and Codee Skaggs.
Members of Chapter AE of P.E.O. International gathered at a local coffee shop for their January meeting, with Christy Eichholz serving as hostess and Ann Zavy as co-hostess.
Other members attending were Margaret Price, Karen Pappas, Becky Reuter, Anna Rinehart, Lindsey Vise, Karen Rushing and Janan Fletcher.
After the social, Eichholz called the meeting to order. Pappas gave the treasurer’s report, while Vise read minutes from the December meeting.
Zavy read Mark 9:23 for the devotional.
Lamplighters OHCE met recently at Mount Zion Global Methodist Church, with Carol Stine calling the meeting to order.
Donna Wehmuller read a devotional titled “Growing Pains.”
Reports from Maxine Little and Patricia Morrison were read and accepted.
Yearbooks were distributed and leader lessons were assigned.
Thank-you cards were read from Sheriff Chris West and Bethany Children’s Health Center for contributions made at Christmas.
Projects were discussed for this year with several under consideration.
Okarche High School December Lion and Lioness honorees are seniors Lane Rother and Hannah Carnott.
OHS December Students of the Month are Hudson Mueggenborg, Kate Baustert, Chloe Rother, Court Sumrall, Chase Parham and Jaxon Riedlinger.
The El Reno Wranglers met recently for their first meeting of the year, with Julie Huber opening the meeting.
Club queen Trisha Duncan led in the flag salute, while Gary Sorrells offered prayer before the potluck supper.
There were 24 members present.
The group held discussions regarding events planned for the new year including parades, playdays and trail rides.
Next regular meeting is set for 7 p.m. Feb. 5 at the 4-H Building.
The Underwood Club of Oklahoma Home and Community Education met recently in the home of Renee’ Schweitzer for a luncheon meeting.
Other members attending were Ann Ricketts, Vicki Duncan, Michele Winters, Janan Fletcher, Delpha Miklautsch and Bernita Davis.
Duncan reported on the upcoming West District/South Region meeting scheduled for March 12-13 at the Quartz Mountain State Lodge.
Members were reminded to keep track of their volunteer hours each month and turn into the OHCE office.
