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Sunday, May 18, 2014

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

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Vanesse Chew, 18, is the daughter of Wayne Sam Chew and Winnie Chew. She will attendOregon State University, take the remaining classes she needs to earn an associate's degreeand work toward a bachelor's degree in science. She will major in science/premed and minorin business, and participate in many service organizations and clubs at college. In high school,she participated in volleyball, basketball, soccer, tennis, track, Colors Club, Challenge Day,High Schools Against Cancer, National Honor Society, Future Business Leaders of America,Student Senate, Student Body Leadership, Science Club and Japanese Club. She was juniorclass secretary, High Schools Against Cancer treasurer, and the president of the NationalHonor Society. She wants to be the first in her family to graduate from college. She will earna bachelor's degree and pursue further education if needed, and she plans to have a careerwhere she can give back to the community and continue to help others.

Maarika Gering, 18, is the daughter of Dr. Paul and Tracy Gering. She will attend the

College of Idaho in Caldwell. She will major in biology and minor in political economy, healthprofessions studies and music. In high school, she participated in marching band, concertband, Destination ImagiNation and National Honor Society, serving one year as historian. Shewill intern this summer with Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, in Washington, D.C. She plans togo to medical school and become an anesthesiologist or general surgeon.

Makenzi Higinbotham, 18, is the daughter of Barbara and Todd Higinbotham. She will fin-ish her associate's degree at TVCC before transferring to an optometry school in Oregon tocomplete her undergraduate studies. In high school, she participated in volleyball, basketball,track, National Honor Society, High Schoolers Against Cancer, Link Crew Leader and youthadvisory board. She one day wants to open her own optometry business.

Taylor Kemble, 18, is the daughter of Bob and Wendy Kemble. She will attend NorthwestNazarene University to study nursing. In high school, she participated in National Honor

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Society, golf, cross country, High Schools Against Cancer, Be the Change Core Team, LinkCrew, Bible Club and was junior class treasurer and Associated Student Body vice president.She plans to become a pediatric nurse working with children with chronic illnesses and hopesto serve some type of medical mission in a country where medical technology is not accessi-ble.

Jessenia Tadeo-Magana, 18, is the daughter of Isidro Tadeo and Adela Magana. After at-tending TVCC, she plans to transfer to OHSU in Portland to complete her master's degree innursing. In high school, she participated in SMILE Club, Youth Advocates for Health,National Honor Society, varsity track, JV soccer and JV basketball. Immediately after highschool she plans to earn her CNA so she can support her daughter while pursuing her othergoals.

Brecklin Milton, 18, is the daughter of Jeff and Kim Milton. She will serve the OregonFFA Association as the 2014-15 state vice president. After serving the state office, she willattend Oregon State University in the fall of 2015 to major in agricultural marketing and

ultimately earn her master's in the field. In highschool, she was involved in FFA, FBLA, NationalHonor Society, Student Senate, tennis, volleyball,High Schools Against Cancer, Be the Change,Culinary Club and Japanese Club. After college, shewants to stay just as involved and give back to commu-nities like this one.

Aliya Yano, 17, is the daughter of Kris and Sheryl Yano. She will attendArizona State University as a member of the honors college and major in bio-medical engineering. In high school, she participated in soccer, basketball,track, NHS, FBLA and HSAC.

Katelyn Derrick, 17, is the daughter of Michael and Diahann Derrick. Shewill attend the University of Oregon to major in psychology. She plans to pur-sue bachelor's and master's degrees, study abroad and go on various servicetrips. In high school, she participated in Future Business Leaders of America,Ontario Nazarene Beyond the Edge, National Honor Society, Science Club,High Schools Against Cancer and Student Senate. She would like to become aclinical psychologist somewhere in Western Oregon.

Alexandria Landaverde, 17, is daughter of Gerardo and MonicaLandaverde. She will attend the College of Idaho to pursue pre-pharmacy studies. In highschool, she was involved in girls golf, Japanese Club, National Honor Society, StudentSenate, Leadership, Science Club and SMILE Club, as well as numerous fundraisers andvolunteer programs. She attended Girls State. After her pre-pharmacy studies, she planson attending Idaho State University to pursue her dream of becoming a pharmacist.

Steven Saldivar, 18, is the son of Vince and Kristina Saldivar. He will attend Boise StateUniversity to study computer engineering. In high school, he participated in NationalHonor Society, OHS Leadership, Future Business Leaders of America, Boys State, jazzband, soccer and tennis.

Ashley Suyematsu, 18, is the daughter of Marc and Pamela Suyematsu. She will attendWestminster College in Salt Lake City to major in elementary education with a minor inart. In high school, she participated in Japanese Club, National Honor Society, ScienceClub and Student Senate. She would like to study abroad and further grow relations withour sister city, Osakasayama, Japan.

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2014 Harper High School senior class

Class Motto:“If we cannot find the

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Class Flower:Daisy

Class Speaker:Tom Briten

Graduates:6

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MacKenzie Jacoby, 17, is the daughter of Robyn and LesterJacoby. She will attend college to major in accounting and minor inbusiness management. In high school, she participated in volleyball,basketball, track, National Honor Society, student body governmentand was a class officer. She plans on getting a job in the field of ac-counting and later earning a CPA license.

Clayton “Gus” Evans, 18, is the son of Mike and Rochelle Evans.He will attend Mt. Hood Community College for funeral service ed-ucation. In high school, he participated in student government and4-H. He plans to become a licensed funeral service professional inOregon.

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The Nyssa High School Class of 2014 comprises ofAlexia Armenta, Norma Ayala, Andrew Bates, CamrynBlanchard, Jenna Boyer, Caleb Burns, ChristianCabanillas, Angel Castellanoz, Austin Castro, GabrielCisneros, Liana Clark, Dalton Conant, Karina Contreras,Jessica Echeveste, Gabriella Graga, Alexia Gallegos,Alekzander Garcia, Juan Garcia, Victoria Gonzalez,Benjamin Guerrero, Aleasha Hackman, AnthonyHansen, Katlyn Hashagen, Jonah Hiatt, Quentin Jensen,Jacob Kinchler, Dakota Lancaster, Alexandra Lazo, JohnLucero, Alexis Marquez, Justice Martinez, CorinthiaMitchell, Yaneli Montes, Jordan Moyes, Dalia Ortega,Tyler Osborn, Cody Packer, Anabel Pascacio, MariaPascacio, Trista Peterson, Jacquelin Ramirez, JonathanRamirez, Devin Rindlisbacher, Dawn Rodriguez,Francesca Rodriguez, Alejandro Ruiz, Fabiola Sanchez,Grace Sass, Everardo Teran, Valentin Trinidad, PilarTrujillo-Sotelo, Yesenia Trujillo-Sotelo, Kaylee Tucker,Chema Valdez, Jacinda Valero, Mateo Valle, AdamVielma, Ashlee Vielma, Megan Vielma, Daniel Vineyard,Destiny Voile, Austin Wagstaff and Cheyenne Webb.

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Devin Rindlisbacher, 19, is the son of Brian and Karla Rindlisbacher. He plans to major in computer infor-mation systems at Utah Valley University or The University of Advancing Technology. In high school, he wasan Eagle Scout, football manager and participated in tennis, band and FBLA. He leaves July 15 for an LDS mis-sion in Lima, Peru.

Austin Wagstaff, 18, is the son of Brent and Karena Wagstaff. He will attend Idaho State University orSouthern Utah University to play football and become a pharmacist. In high school, he participated in studentcouncil, football, basketball, track, National Honor Society and was student body president. He plans to serve atwo-year LDS mission in Donetsk, Ukraine.

Alekzander Sky Garcia, 18, is the son of Jose Luis Garcia and Maria Rosario del Pacheco-Garcia. He will at-tend Tennessee State University in Nashville to major in pre-pharmacy and minor in business administration. Hewill also go through the joint-pharmacy program with Howard University. In high school, he participated in foot-ball, wrestling, band, tennis, the Ford Institute Leadership Program, FFA and track. He plans to one day own hisown chain of pharmacies and volunteer institutions.

Austin WagstaffValedictorian

Alekzander GarciaSalutatorian

DevinRindlisbacherValedictorian

Class Motto:"We have come a long

way but not half as far aswe will go."

~ Unknown Author

Class Flower:Pink and yellowGerbera daisy

Class Song:"Best Day of My Life"

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Graduates:63

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Matea Berria, 17, is the daughter of Matt and Melanie Berria. She will attend theUniversity of Idaho this fall, majoring in biology and pre-physical therapy through thehonors program. In high school, she was a four-year member of FFA and BusinessProfessionals of America, served three years in Natural Helpers, was a two-year STEMClub member, National Honor Society member and served as Associated Student Bodysecretary. She held leadership positions in FFA and BPA and competed at the state andnational levels. Her goal is to be a pediatric physical therapist. She would also like totravel to learn and experience the world and its different cultures.

Matthias Bruveleit, 18, is the son of Bryan and Michelle Bruveleit. He will attendBrigham Young University-Idaho to pursue a bachelor's degree in computer scienceand transfer to Brigham Young University or DigiPen Institute of Technology inRedmond to pursue a master's degree in computer science. He is an Eagle Scout and in

high school participated in marching band, tennis, NationalHonor Society, Natural Helpers, Be the Change Team and STEMClub. He qualified for nationals in Business Professionals ofAmerica. He will serve a mission in Bogota, Colombia, for hischurch in August and ultimately wants to become a software en-gineer. He also wants to learn Japanese and find a loving wife.

Nik Fagen is the son of John and Patti Fagen. He will attendthe U.S. Naval Academy. In high school, he was an Associated Student Body of-ficer and marching band drum major. He also participated in soccer, wrestling, trackand field, FFA, STEM Club, BPA, Natural Helpers and National Honor Society. Hewould like to run track at the Naval Academy and one day start an indoor/outdoor park-our facility.

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Trevor Finch, 18, is the son of Alan and Lori Finch. He will attend Brigham Young Universityand will pursue a bachelor's degree from the Marriott School of Business, majoring in businessmanagement with an emphasis in business strategies. He participated in Business Professionals ofAmerica, student government, Natural Helpers, tennis, golf, soccer, FFA, National Honor Societyand World Economic Summit and was on the Cicely Ambassador Team. He plans to work for amanagement consulting firm, then return to university and earn an MBA and a law degree.

Madison Perdue, 18, is the daughter of Greg and Pam Perdue. She will study biology atUniversity of Idaho. In high school, she participated in cheerleading, FFA and was president ofBusiness Professionals of America and National Honor Society. She hopes to go to medical schoolto find a cure for migraines and then travel the world.

Jessica Roberts, 18, is the daughter of Russ and Laura Roberts. She plans to attend BrighamYoung University in Provo, Utah. In high school, she was involved in FFA, including competingat the national level, National Honor Society, STEM Club and church youth group.

Bryton Smith, 17, is the son of Amy and Justin Smith. He will attend Brigham Young Universityin Provo, Utah, for a year, then serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.He plans to major in mechanical engineering. In high school, he was involved in tennis, soccer,FFA, BPA, STEM Club and National Honor Society. He competed nationally in FFA and BPA.After college, he plans to start a family and come back to a small town like Fruitland, establish agreat career and have a life full of fun and excitement.

Abby Tesnohlidek, 18, is the daughter of Tony and Barbara Tesnohlidek. She will pursue a bi-ology major at the University of Idaho. In high school, she participated in FFA, basketball, volley-ball, tennis, Business Professionals of America, STEM Club, Natural Helpers and National HonorSociety, and she was an Associated Student Body officer. She plans to pursue something in the med-ical field, travel the world and make a difference. Eventually she wants to settle in a small town.

Class Motto: "I know not what the future holds, but I know who holds the future." —Homer

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Class Speaker: Mr. Greif

Elena Tipton, 18, is the daughter of Rhett and MariaTipton. She plans to attend the University of Idaho andmajor in chemical engineering. In high school she par-ticipated in basketball, golf, FFA, BPA, STEM Club,Natural Helpers, National Honor Society and was seniorclass vice president.

Allysha Yasuda, 18, is the daughter of Roger andCathy Yasuda. She plans to attend the University ofIdaho to major in biology and minor in business and con-tinue with medical school to pursue the field of pediatricendocrinology. In high school, she participated inBusiness Professionals of America, FFA, InvisibleChildren, National Honor Society, Natural Helpers,

Students Against Destructive Decisions, varsity soccer,varsity tennis, student government, prom committee andthe Cicely Ambassador Program through Heart 'n HomeHospice and Palliative Care. She hopes one day to returnto Fruitland.

Ellie Nation, 18, is the daughter of Dan Nation andShannon Rooney. She plans to attend the University ofIdaho to study advertising and graphic design. She par-ticipated in FFA, BPA, National Honor Society, golf,basketball, STEM Club, prom committee, the broadcast-ing program, and volunteered at two blood drives and asan XL Hospice volunteer. Her future plans include trav-eling the world and learning all she can.

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Shania Deroin, 17, is the daughter of Cyndi Waldner and Steve Deroin. Shewill attend Arizona State University to major in forensic science. In high school,she participated in tennis, Future Business Leaders of America and Fellowship ofChristian Athletes.

Cecily Froerer, 18, is the daughter of Lei Nani and Ron Froerer. She will at-tend Utah State University to major in mechanical engineering. In high school,she participated in cross country, basketball, tennis, Future Business Leaders ofAmerica, Vale Students for Life, Vale High Class Board and was AssociatedStudent Body vice president, second vice president and treasurer.

Jade Mahan, 18, is the daughter of Bob and Annette Mahan. She will attendTVCC for a year to finish her associate's degree, then will transfer to the OregonInstitute of Technology. In high school, she participated in Class Board; FutureBusiness Leaders of America, including as president and vice president; mocktrial; yearbook staff; National Honor Society; and Science Club. She plans to be-come a cardiac sonographer.

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Nate Andersen, 18, is the son of Dan and Lynette Andersen.He plans to attend TVCC for a year to finish his associate's de-

gree, then transfer to Oregon State to complete a degree in cropand soil science so he can pursue his dream of helping eliminate

world hunger. In high school, he participated in Science Club, FCA and FFA. He plansto continue his small pen-making business and wants to travel to all seven continents.This summer he will travel to England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

Kade Phillips, 18, is the son of Bob and Christi Phillips. He will attendMassachusetts Institute of Technology to major in mathematics and minor in music.In high school, he participated in cross country, automotive troubleshooting, FBLA,Oregon Boys State, tennis, pep and jazz bands, National Honor Society, mock trial,Science Club and the Oregon Invitational Mathematics Tournament. He is an EagleScout. He plans to serve a two-year, full-time mission for the Church of Jesus Christof Latter-day Saints. After completing an undergraduate degree, he will pursue oneor more doctorates and one day hopes to be an entrepreneur.

Colors: Black and white

Class Motto: “Leave a Legacy”

Graduates: 67

PAYETTE HIGH SCHOOLSENIOR CLASS OF 2014

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Aaron Murdock, 18, is the son of Craig and Cindy Murdock. He will attend the Universityof Idaho under the College of Natural Resources in the fall to major in fire ecology and man-agement. In high school, he participated in football, basketball, National Honor Society andSki Club. He plans to pursue a career as a wildland firefighter and will spend his off time en-joying outdoor recreation, including snowboarding.

Gemma Smith, 18, is the daughter of Roger and Jennifer Smith. She will attend BrighamYoung University Idaho and study biology with a human body emphasis to prepare to go in-to pediatric physical therapy. In high school, she participated in National Honor Society, FC-CLA, Idaho Science and Aerospace Scholars Program, Association of Idaho CitiesConference, student council, Payette County 4-H, Idaho Drug Free Youth, Science Club andDECA. She hopes to have a family and become a pediatric physical therapist, possibly own-ing her own practice.

Rachel Bolin, 18, is the daughter of Shaun and Teresa Bolin. She will attend Treasure ValleyCommunity College to earn an associate's degree in nursing, then transfer to BSU to completeher bachelor's degree in nursing. In high school, she participated in cross country; track; bas-ketball; DECA; Family, Career, Community Leaders of America; Math Club; Fellowship ofChristian Athletes; Youth Advisory Committee and National Honor Society. She was the classof 2014 president and was in Treasure Valley Children's Chorus. She hopes to work as a neona-tal intensive care unit nurse, get married, have a family and, once her children are grown, goback to school to become a NICU doctor.

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Class Motto: “We have come a long way, but nothalf as far as we will go.”

Graduates: 67

CHAMPS HOMESCHOOLSENIOR CLASS OF 2014

The Champs Homeschool HighSchool Class of 2014 comprises ofback row, Tyler Baker, Zach Bartlett,Tim LeBoutillier and front row: SarahGrove, Eleanor Galloway, Kenzie York.

Class Motto:For I know the plans IFor I know the plans I

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per you and not to harmper you and not to harm

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RIVER OF LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLSENIOR CLASS OF 2014

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Class Motto: “Never Forget. Never Regret”

Class Speaker: Mr. Scott Moscrip

Class Graduates: 68

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Rylee Dolven, 17, is the daughter of Creig and Karen Dolven.She will attend the University of Montana-Western to major insocial science with an emphasis on global politics and minor in systems ofthought. After obtaining her undergraduate degree, she plans to pursue law schooland earn a Juris Doctor. In high school, she participated in FFA and served as pres-ident and the Western Idaho District reporter; National Honor Society; FCCLA;high school rodeo; HOBY; and Parade of Champions. She was also the class of2014 secretary and a boys basketball statistician. She plans to study abroad, pos-sibly in Europe. One day she hopes to develop a nonprofit to provide legal assis-tance for private rural agriculturists in need.

Aleta Rutherford, 18, is the daughter of Ken and Kate Rutherford. She will at-tend Montana State University to study crop science. In high school, she partici-pated in National Honor Society, Technology Student Association and FFA. Shewas a boys basketball statistician and a Go On Ambassador.

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Class Motto: Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go wherethere is no path and leave a trail.

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Raquel LynnDeHoog, 17, isthe daughter ofJacob and AmyDeHoog. Sheplans to attendWhitworthUniversity topursue a degreein health sci-ences, and thenshe will attendmedical schoolto become a pe-diatric surgeon.She hopes to oneday participatein medical missions across the globe. In high school, she was the student body,junior class and sophomore class president; participated in varsity volleyball, bas-ketball and softball; was the FFA reporter, president and historian; was freshmanclass sentinel; and participated in National Honor Society, drama, youth groupand International Club.

Chantelle Baxter, 17, is the daughter of Julie Baxter. She will attend TreasureValley Community College or Northeastern Texas Community College to pursuean associate's degree in medical assisting. In high school, she participated in var-sity softball, FFA and National Honor Society. She plans to minor in art while tak-ing medical assistant courses and to work her way through college.

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Raquel DeHoogValedictorian

Chantelle BaxterSalutatorian

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Class of 2014, from left: Marieke Frerichs, Shane Miller, Austin Meyer,Bailey Frasch, Dominic Abril, Travis Rust, Tane't Campbell, RaquelDeHoog, Chantelle Baxter, Lee Price, Amanda Hunter, Annie Hungate,and Quiani Baker.

Class Motto:Life is a song — sing it.

Life is a challenge — meet it.Life is a sacrifice — offer it.

Life is love — enjoy it.

Class Flower:Carnations

Class Song:“It’s My Life” by Jon Bon Jovi

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Graduation Tab 2014