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State academics

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The El Reno JV/Froshmore Academic Team competed recently at the state tournament.

El Reno made it through the preliminary bracket with a record of 3-1. Only the top three teams from two pools were able to move on to the finals. The team took fourth place with a record of 2-3 and a team point total of 680 points in the finals. Riley Ray led the tournament with 770 total points and took third place in points per game with 85.56
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Maple Citizenship

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Maple January Citizenship Award recipients, front row from left, Beau Davis, pre-kindergarten; Serenity White, first grade; Jentry Cullen, third grade; Cale Wedman, second grade; and Zoey Robles, kindergarten; back row, Daughtry Swigart, fifth grade; Addison Kennedy, seventh grade; Ethan Brooks, sixth grade; and Zuri Lewis, fourth grade. Not pictured: Mya Robles, eighth grade.

Maple Citizenship Awards - January 2022

ER Wranglers discuss rides on schedule

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The El Reno Wranglers met recently at the property of Jimmy and Betty Johnston. Gary Sorrells led in prayer, while Johnston read thank-you letters from Savannah Station, Mobile Meals and Main Street.

The club discussed riding in the OKC stockyards parade scheduled for March 12th. Members also discussed an upcoming bullriding event and the annual rodeo, both of which will be held at the Denny-Crump Arena, with details to be advertised soon.

Next Wranglers meeting will be held April 7 at the 4-H building.

SWOSU recognizes local students

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Southwestern Oklahoma State University students were recently honored for their academic achievements and service during a Distinguished Student Award ceremony and reception held recently on the Weatherford campus.

Campus nominating committees select the students based on academic achievements, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success.

Students selected from SWOSU include Kelln Bodley, Minco High School, and Zachary Grimes and Ashtyn McAddo, Piedmont High School.

Women from El Reno Class of 1960 looking for classmates for luncheon

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Women of the 1960 El Reno High School graduating class are looking for ladies who graduated with them for a luncheon.

Due to COVID, the class was unable to have a 60th class reunion, and now turning 80 years old this year, the ladies want to celebrate surviving another year.

A gathering is planned April 6 at 11:30 a.m. at Johnnie’s Charcoal Broiler, 2652 W. Britton Road in Oklahoma City.

For more information, contact Phyllis DeLaughter Mosher at 405-301-2629. 

Maple Citizenship winners

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Maple February Citizenship Award recipients, front row from left, Jake Wells, pre-kindergarten; Kennedy Prince, first grade; Jaci Pitchford, third grade; Elizabeth Wilkerson, second grade; and Legend Gatz, kindergarten; back row, Zoey Pawnee, fifth grade; Adison Steffler, sixth grade; Brantlie Charmasson, seventh grade; Cheyenne Kubicek, eighth grade; and Lane Hudson, fourth grade.

Maple Citizenship Awards - February 2022

Underwood Oklahoma HCE gathers for monthly meeting

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The Underwood Oklahoma Home and Community Education Association of Canadian County met recently in the home of Vicki Duncan, with Natalia Valenzuela serving as hostess.

Bernita Davis read minutes of the previous meeting, with Ann Ricketts giving the treasury report.

Valenzuela demonstrated the art of making hot chocolate bombs, with members given bombs to take home.

The group discussed the upcoming West District OHCA meeting set for March 25 at First United Methodist Church in Duncan.

Stop before you lop: A quick guide to winter pruning

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To prune or not to prune, that is the question. When Oklahoma experiences warmer weather in the winter months, homeowners may want to take advantage of the milder temperatures and get a head start pruning trees and shrubs in the landscape.

The purpose of pruning is to maintain the intended purpose of the plants in the landscape, improve plant appearance and protect people and property.

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A good cry

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El Reno High School cheerleaders Halen Neaves, left, and Molly Carson try to hold back the tears after the two were among the four EHS senior team members recognized during a ceremony.

El Reno honored all its senior basketball players and cheerleaders during the two games with the Oklahoma City Storm inside Jenks Simmons Field House.

 

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El Reno’s top students

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El Reno High School Students of the Quarter are Bailey Denwalt, Jackson Albrecht, Ryan Sigler, Clayton Cannon, Carlie Golden, Kaysen Atkinson, Zac Johnson and Taylin Black (second photo).

 

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