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.
Calumet’s pre-kindergarten through sixth grade cross-country team ran with their cross-country coach Morgan Jech and Principal Lindy Renbarger in the Great American Relay.
Okarche FCCLA officers recently attended the North District 2 Leader Training in Enid.
FCCLA adviser is Jacqueline Radford. Officers attending were Maddie Vogt, Belle Beam, Allie Baustert, Kate Baustert, Brianna Mollohan, Jade Jackson and Jordyn Darst.
El Reno High School Class of 2003 celebrated its 20-year reunion recently at the Crimson Creek Golf Course.
The event brought together 50 graduates from the EHS class of 2003, along with about 40 guests of alumni.
The reunion was organized by class president Tess (Maune) Mattioda, class secretary Heather (Elmenhorst) Haglund and student council president Nicki (Bosler) Byrd.
The group enjoyed fried onion burgers, live music by Matt Cowell and a night full of fun and new memories with old friends.
Don and Kay Bornemann are celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary.
The couple were married Sept. 20, 1958, at the United Methodist Church in Union City.
Don grew up on a farm in Banner and Kay grew up on a farm east of Union City.
They resided at the Bornemann homestead in Banner until 1991 when they moved to their present home east of Union City next to where Kay was raised.
The El Reno Wranglers held their September meeting at the 4-H Building, with Jimmy Johnston opening the meeting.
Trish Duncan and Brady Armold led in the flag salute, with Gary Sorrells offering prayer.
Glen Matthews was welcomed as a guest.
The club discussed upcoming officer and board member elections that will be voted on at the October meeting.
The Wranglers will participate in the Hinton Parade on Saturday.
Next meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Oct. 5 at the 4-H Building.
