Jimmy F. Roblyer was honored recently by the Oklahoma County Retired Educators Association.
Roblyer was among 13 retired educators honored for a Lifetime Contribution to the Teaching Profession as well as Distinguished Service to the Oklahoma Retired Educators Association.
Roblyer, a 1956 graduate of El Reno High School, was honored in Tulsa at the Annual State Convention of Retired Educators.
Lamplighters OHCE of Canadian County met recently at Mount Zion Methodist Church, with Carol Stine calling the meeting to order.
Patricia Morrison gave a devotional titled “Imitate Me as I Imitate Christ.”
Roll call was answered by each person telling how they keep a positive mindset.
Maxine Little read minutes from the previous meeting, while Morrison gave the treasury report.
Morrison presented the leader lesson on “Families and Mental Health.”
Those named to the Riverside Superintendent’s Honor Roll, front row from left, Avery Cameron, Autumn McLearen, Emma Royse, Alx Grant, Laylonie Marquez, Avry Royse, Piper Sneed, Sassy Brushwood and Camryn Rinehart; back row, Nahla Cabrera, Carolyn Trujillo, Maggie Calzada, Maci Cline, Brylee DuPris, Maddax Lehman, Sawyer Baker, Makay Wooten, Bailey Ashley and Camrynn Foster.
These are students listed on Riverside Principal’s Honor Roll, front row from left, Kevin Beamer, Michael Queen, Aldo Saldana, Westley Wilkerson, Dawson Sneed and Zachary Queen; middle row, Jace Abshire, James Burke, Alexi Evans, Ava McCall, Natalie Ramos, Banx Ellison, Mersylla Brinker, Malachi Lockler, Korbyn Kraft, Abel Kerr and Calee Thompson; back row, Meghanne Burke, Eli Meeks, Zane Ledlow, James Hudson, Mason Martin, Jewel Hensley, Tristan Autrey, Haley Al-Mufleh and Jenna Manuele.
The El Reno Wranglers held their October meeting at the 4-H building. Annual election of officers was conducted, with Jimmy Johnston elected as president; Gary Sorrells, vice president; Betty Kappus, secretary-treasurer; Julie Huber, reporter; and Betty Johnston, historian.
Board members include Marie Hirst, Gordon Hirst, Delmar Barthelme, Dennis Duncan, Fred Kappus, Eric Kappus, Mickey O’Dell and Gary Bunn.
Club queen is Trisha Duncan.
The Oklahoma Home and Community Education Underwood Group met recently with Ann Ricketts serving as hostess. She led the flag salute and gave the devotional titled “Build Up One Another” based on I Thess 5:11.
Natalia Valenzuela called the roll with the question, “What do you do to keep a positive mindset?”
Bernita Davis read minutes from the September meeting, while Janan Fletcher gave the treasurer’s report.
Maple September Students of the Month, front row from left, RJ Caldwell, kindergarten; Eleanor Thompson, prekindergarten; Kane Smith, second grade; and Ella Rosales, first grade; back row, Blayke Steinbruck, fourth grade; Stoney Baker, sixth grade; Bryson Cooper, eighth grade; Graham Phillips, seventh grade; and Sadie Evans,
third grade. Not pictured: Paylynn Smith, fifth grade.
Riverside September Citizens of the Month, front row from left, Emery Christianson, Jordan Lockler, Brylee DuPris, Zane Ledlow, Kevin Beamer, Eli Meeks, Sassy Brushwood, Banx Ellison, Zaia Seamster and Sebastian Contreras; back row, Mateo Gonzales, Paxton Moss, Riley Ledlow, Paige Ledlow, Carolyn Trujillo, Preston Barker, Nahla Cabrera, Barrett Moss and Paulina Calzada. Not pictured: Houston Gaines.
Selected as Okarche High School September Lion and Lioness are seniors Jace Rother and Ruby VanDenDriessche.
Okarche High School September Students of the Month are Callie Cramer and Ruby VanDenDriessche.
Elections were held recently at Roblyer Learning Center for new Student Council officers.
