Okarche Elementary School honor rolls for the second semester:
Superintendent’s Honor Roll
Second grade - Kyper Beaman, Cade Black, Harper Black, Chloe Boyle, Jase Burge, Eian Lemke, Maddox Miller, Avery Osterholt, Josh Rother, Grace Schroder, Max Schwarz, Asher Schweitzer, Emerett Streetman, Enslie West and Lynlee Wilczek.
Dillon Goddard and Nicholas Rinehart, 2016 El Reno High School graduates, followed in the footsteps of their family members to the University of Oklahoma.
Four generations of footsteps.
Both recently graduated from OU.
Goddard’s OU graduates are from his mother’s side of the family, while Rinehart’s come from both his father and mother’s side.
El Reno Masons have helped support Mobile Meals for several years by asking that at least two members of the Lodge make themselves available for meal delivery.
Member Ian King accepted that mission and has had a few other members help over the years.
El Reno Masonic Lodge was able to budget a donation this year as well and it was presented to Norman Sheridan, El Reno Mobile Meals director.
El Reno Masonic Lodge’s goals are to find the needs of the community and to help address them.
Members of EHS Leadership present Nikki Pruitt with a donation of over $4,500 for The Lord’s Harvest.
The funds were generated from SMASH WEEK — Students Making A Stride for Hope.
Okarche High School April Lion and Lioness honorees are Braxton Smith and Abigayle Johnson.
The May Lion and Lioness honorees are Jake Henrichs and Jaycee Taylor.
Okarche May Students of the Month are Kaytlin Steelman and Boston Kremeier.
The President’s Honor Roll and Dean’s Honor Roll at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, Sayre and Yukon have been announced for the 2023 spring semester.
To qualify for the President’s Honor Roll, an undergraduate student must earn all A’s in 12 or more hours during a semester.
Listed on the Dean’s Honor Roll are those completing 12 semester hours with a grade point average of 3.5 or higher with no grade lower than a C.
President’s Honor Roll
El Reno High School Class of 2013 recently celebrated its 10-year reunion with a gathering at the American Legion.
A great turnout was reported, with everyone enjoying reminiscing and catching up on current life journeys.
Lamplighters OHCE of Canadian County met recently at Mt. Zion Methodist Church.
Carol Stine opened the meeting, with Ann Niemann leading the group in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Janice Taylor read a devotional titled “The Best Day of My Life.”
Roll call was answered by everyone giving their best grocery shopping tips. Maxine Little read minutes of the previous meeting, while Patricia Morrison gave the treasury report.
Stine presented the leader lesson on “Healthy Eating with Rising Food Prices.”
The Underwood chapter of Oklahoma Home and Community Education met recently for lunch at a local restaurant with Delpha Miklautsch serving as hostess.
She presented the lesson on “Eating Healthy with Rising Prices.”
Members shared their favorite shopping tips and weekly menu planners and organized grocery lists were distributed.
Three members attended the county commissioners meeting in which May 7-13 was proclaimed OHCE Week by the county officials. Commissioners were gifted with homemade goodies made by Miklautsch, Vicki Duncan and Janan Fletcher.
Lincoln third-grade teacher Mary Nunez was honored last week by an Oklahoma City television station.
Here, she’s pictured with Superintendent Matt Goucher and Principal Robin Holley and students.
