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Day Time
February
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Softball Schedule
Opponent Score
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TBA
Galveston Tournament, Galveston, TX ~ Feb. 4-5, 2011
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TBA
Blinn College Classic, Brenham, TX ~ Feb. 11-12, 2011
11:00AM vs.
Temple (TX)
3:00PM @
Blinn (TX)
9:00AM @
Blinn (TX)
11:00AM vs.
Temple (TX)
3:00PM vs.
Navarro (TX)
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TBA
Wallace State Tournament, Hanceville, AL ~ Feb. 25-27, 2011
March
3
2:00PM
Game 2
5
2:00PM
Game 2
8
Game 2
1:00PM
10 1:00PM
Game 2
12
15 1:00PM
Game 2
16 2:00PM
Game 2
24 2:00PM
Game 2
25 2:00PM
Game 2
7:00PM
26
29
31
Record
4:00PM
Game 2
4:00PM
Game 2
April
4
4:00PM
Game 2
7
2:00PM
Game 2
9
1:00PM
Game 2
vs.
Rose State
vs.
Rose State
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Rose State
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Rose State
vs.
Western Oklahoma State
vs.
Western Oklahoma State
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Western Oklahoma State
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Western Oklahoma State
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Chattanooga State (TN)
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Cleveland State CC
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Cleveland State CC
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Wallace State - Hanceville (AL)
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Wallace State - Hanceville (AL)
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Carl Albert State
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Carl Albert State
vs.
Chattanooga State (TN)
vs.
Chattanooga State (TN)
vs.
TBA
Chattanooga State vs. NEO
vs.
TBA
Seminole State Invitational ~ Mar. 26-27, 2011
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Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa
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Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa
vs.
Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa
Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
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Paris (TX)
Paris (TX)
Eastern Oklahoma State
Eastern Oklahoma State
Eastern Oklahoma State
Eastern Oklahoma State
2011 Baseball Schedule
Day
Time
February
4 1:00PM
Game 2
5 1:00PM
Game 2
11
15 2:00PM
18
22 1:00PM
Game 2
24 2:00PM
27 1:00PM
March
2 1:00PM
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5
10
11
12
15
Game 2
1:00PM
1:00PM
2:00PM
12:00PM
11:00AM
16 3:00PM
17 11:00AM
3:00PM
18 3:00PM
19
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22 1:00PM
Game 2
24 2:00PM
Game 2
26 1:00PM
27 1:00PM
30 1:00PM
Game 2
April
2 1:00PM
Game 2
6 4:00PM
7 6:00PM
8 4:00PM
9 1:00PM
16 1:00PM
Game 2
17 1:00PM
Game 2
20 1:00PM
23 1:00PM
Game 2
25 2:00PM
29 6:00PM
30 1:00PM
May
Opponent
Score
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Paris (TX)
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Paris (TX)
vs.
Paris (TX)
vs.
Paris (TX)
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North East Texas Festival, Mt. Pleasant, TX ~ Feb. 11-13, 2011
vs.
Cowley (KS)
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TBA
Blinn Festival, Brenham, TX ~ Feb. 18-19, 2011
vs.
Crowder (MO)
vs.
Crowder (MO)
vs.
Independence (KS)
vs.
Iowa Western
vs.
at Owasso, OK
vs.
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vs.
vs.
vs.
vs.
at Phoenix, AZ
vs.
vs.
at Phoenix, AZ
vs.
at Phoenix, AZ
vs.
at Phoenix, AZ
vs.
Team TBA at Phoenix, AZ
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vs.
vs.
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vs.
vs.
vs.
Neosho County (KS)
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vs.
vs.
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vs.
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
Connors State
Connors State
Connors State
Connors State
Arkansas Baptist
Arkansas Baptist
Arkansas Baptist
Arkansas Baptist
Eastern Oklahoma State
Eastern Oklahoma State
Eastern Oklahoma State
Cowley (KS)
Rose State
Rose State
Neosho County (KS)
Murray State
Western Oklahoma State
Butler (KS)
Butler (KS)
Western Nebraska
South Mountain (AZ)
Scottsdale CC
Glendale (AZ)
Chandler
TBA
Carl Albert State
Carl Albert State
Allen County (KS)
Allen County (KS)
Western Oklahoma State
Murray State
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
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Seminole State College
Collegian
Seminole, Oklahoma • Volume 39 • Number 6 • February 2011
Regents Convene for January Meeting; renew Utterback's contract
The Seminole State College
Board of Regents convened Jan. 27
for the first time in the new year.
At their January meeting, the
SSC Board heard reports on campus activities, approved an increase
in lab and course fees and reviewed
the terms of the President’s employment.
During the President’s report to
the Board, Utterback provided a list
of the College’s accomplishments
during 2010 including the dedication
of the new student services center.
Also the adoption of a new institutional mission statement, and the successful kickoff of the “Shaping the
Future” Capital Campaign.
The President also informed the
board of the preparation for Higher
Education Day at the Capitol on Feb
22.
First on the agenda, the board
reviewed and approved a memorandum of understanding with Ramona
Munsell & Associates Consulting,
Inc. to develop a GEAR UP partnership application for federal funding.
“We have a long and successful
history with the Munsell firm. While
competition for funding is great, we
believe it is worth the investment in
making application for federal dollars,” said Dr. Jim Utterback.
For the next item, the board voted to increase lab fees from $30 per
course to $35 per course. This fee
will be used to cover increasing costs
of lab supplies and will only apply to
lab courses.
Next the board reviewed and approved new academic service fees that
will be required for particular courses of instruction or certain academic
programs. A $10 per credit hour fee
for Medical Laboratory Technology
courses and a $10 per course fee for
hybrid courses taught partially online
and partially in the traditional classroom setting were approved. The
final item was approval of a $5 electronic academic access per course fee
that will be charged to courses that
significantly utilize the College’s online learning management system.
The board retired into executive
session to discuss terms of employment for the president’s 2011 contract. After returning to open session,
the Board voted to renew Utterback’s
contract.
In making the motion on the
President’s contract, Regent Marilyn
Bradford said, “We appreciate Dr.
Utterback’s service, and his desire to
stay at Seminole State College and
move to renew his contract at the
same level of compensation.”
Following the meeting, Board
Chair Bill Huser commented that the
Board respected the President’s wishes to not increase his compensation at
this time. “Dr. Utterback asked that
the Board consider not awarding him
a raise until it is possible to also pro-
vide raises to faculty and staff.”
Utterback thanked the board and
stated that he was honored to serve as
president.
“I want to say publicly how much
I appreciate the support of the board,”
said Utterback. “As I complete my
fourteenth year at SSC, it is exciting
to reflect on the accomplishments of
the institution during these years. I
hope the Board, and everyone at the
College, will take great pride in the
successes of this great institution.”
Two items were approved on the
consent agenda: a contractual agreement with Sopo Ngwa Law Firm of
Tucson, Arizona to help recruit international students from Cameroon
and other African countries to attend
SSC and the approval of the 20112012 academic calendar.
Board members present at the
meeting included: Chairman Bill
Huser, Marci Donaho, David Wilson,
Marilyn Bradford and Leesa Adams.
SSC Global Studies Program to Travel to Costa Rica in Summer 2011
Seminole State College’s 2011
Global Studies excursions program
will travel to Costa Rica in July as
part of its summer program.
The thirteen day trip, slated for
July 27 – Aug. 8, 2011 will direct
travelers through the learning and
leisure of Costa Rica. They will
swim in both the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans, zip-line through a rainforest
canopy in Manuel Antonio National
Park, visit the Iruza volcano and sea
kayak in the Pacific.
The estimated cost for the Coast
Rica tour is $1,800.00.
Christian Morgan, SSC English
instructor, stresses that community
members are invited to participate
in the trip. “You need not be a SSC
student or enroll in the Global Studies course to enjoy this trip. Openings are limited, so apply for your
passport—if you don’t already have
one—and reserve your place now on
this tour full of history and culture,”
he said.
Morgan can be contacted at (405)
382-9207 or by email at c.morgan@
sscok.edu. Interested parties my also
contact Lori Eberhart at (405) 3829226 or by email at [email protected].
For more information or details
visit facebook.com/seminolestatecollege or www.oklahomastudyabroad.
com.
photo courtesy of oklahomastudyabroad.com
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November
1
6:00PM
vs. Bacone College
5
6:00PM
vs. Cowley (KS)
8
6:00PM
@ Labette Community College
13
5:00PM
@ Cowley (KS)
15
6:00PM
vs. Labette Community College
17
6:30PM
@ Bacone College
23
6:00PM
@ Eastern Oklahoma State
26
12:00PM
vs. Grayson County (TX)
Collin County Classic - Nov. 26-27
27
2:00PM
@ Collin (TX)
Collin County Classic - Nov. 26-27
30
6:00PM
vs. Western Oklahoma State
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SSC Short Clips...
December
2
6:00PM
@ Redlands
4
2:00PM
vs. Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
10
5:30PM
@ Hutchinson (KS)
Hutchinson Classic Dec. 10-11
11
1:30PM
vs. Garden City (KS)
Trojan
Kick-off
Hutchinson
ClassicBanquet
Dec. 10-11
The annual Trojan Alumni Banquet was held Saturday on the campus
of Seminole State College at the Enoch Kelly Haney Center. ForJanuary
mer
Jordan,
for the
Baltimore Orioles,
10 Trojan Joe6:00
pm scouting director
vs. Murray
State
was
the
guest
speaker
of
the
event.
The
event
kicked-off
2011
13
6:00 pm
vs. Northern Oklahoma -the
Enid
Trojan
Season.
open the
season on
Friday,
17 Baseball6:00
pm The Trojans
@will
Northern
Oklahoma
- Tonkawa
February
4
at
home
against
Paris,
TX.
20
6:00 pm
vs. Connors State
24
6:00 pm
@ Carl Albert State
27
6:00 pm
@ Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
31
6:00 pm
vs. Eastern Oklahoma State
2010-11 Women's Basketball Schedule
February
3
7
10
14
17
21
23
28
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
7:00 pm
November
1
8:00PM
vs. Raleigh's Finest Sports Academy
5
8:00PM
vs. Cowley (KS)
7
7:00PM
vs. Frank Phillips (TX)
Texas-Oklahoma Challenge at Southwestern Oklahoma State - Weatherford, OK
8
3:00PM
vs. Western Texas
Texas-Oklahoma Challenge at Southwestern Oklahoma State - Weatherford, OK
13
7:00PM
@ Cowley (KS)
23
8:00PM
@ Eastern Oklahoma State
30
8:00PM
vs. Western Oklahoma State
December
2
8:00PM
4
4:00PM
Trojan
Supporters
12
4:00PM
@ Redlands
vs. Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
vs. Coffeyville (KS)
Community supporters of SSC Trojan Baseball were in attendance
at the
annual season kick-off banquet Saturday. Pictured (left to right)
January
are: Jim
Richie,
Bettie
6 Hardin, Donna
4:00 pm Hardin, Herman
@ North
Lake
(TX) Conn, Bonnie
Richie,
Coach
Jeff
Shafer
and
Bobbie
Upton.
10
8:00 pm
vs. Murray State
13
17
20
24
27
31
8:00 pm
8:00 pm
8:00 pm
8:00 pm
8:00 pm
8:00 Men's
pm
2010-11
vs. Northern Oklahoma - Enid
@ Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa
vs. Connors State
@ Carl Albert State
@ Northeastern Oklahoma A&M
vs. Eastern
Oklahoma State
Basketball
Schedule
February
@ Western Oklahoma State
3
8:00 pm
@ Western Oklahoma State
vs. Redlands
7
8:00 pm
vs. Redlands
10
8:00 pm
@ Murray State
@ Murray State
14
8:00
pm
@ Northern Oklahoma - Enid
@ Northern Oklahoma - Enid
17
8:00
pm
vs. Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa
vs. Northern Oklahoma - Tonkawa
21
8:00 pm
@ Connors State
@ Connors State
23
8:00 pm
vs. Carl Albert State
vs. Carl Albert State
28
7:00 pm
vs. TBA
vs. TBA
March 3-6
7:00 p.m.
NJCAA Region II Tournament Quarterfinal - Shawnee, OK
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Seminole State Scrambles
Crossword
ACROSS
1. Fill to excess
5. Bogus
10. Freudian stage
14. Streetcar
15. Bay window
16. Usually topped with ice cream
17. Natural event
19. Albacore or bluefin
20. Which person?
21. Pimples
22. Choir
24. Entreaty
25. Incapable of reproducing
26. Abilities
29. Pressure
30. Bother
31. Hair net
32. Fold over and sew together
35. Misplaced
36. Affirmed
37. Chomp
38. French for "Summer"
39. Incite
40. Move in a rhythmical way
41. Change genetically
43. How tall one is
44. Popeye ate this
46. Ring slowly
47. Give life-time employment to
48. Fired a weapon
49. Resort
52. Memorable periods
53. Felon
56. Small indefinite amount
57. Make smile
58. Hearing organs
59. Sleigh
60. Gunpowder ingredient
61. Arch type
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Word Search
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DOWN
1. Put away
2. Part of a foot
3. Meal in a shell
4. Relative of an ostrich
5. Compels
6. Sporting venue
7. Connects two points
8. Dry, as wine
9. An elementary particle with negative charge
10. Theatrical performers
11. Nutritious
12. Cancel
13. Rent 18. Call to arms
23. Attention
24. A secret scheme
25. Supposedly, he delivers babies
26. A period of discounted prices
27. A clove hitch or figure eight
28. Fecundate
29. Sleep sound
31. Strip
33. Carve in stone
34. Encounter
36. Astronaut
37. Get-out-of-jail money
39. The Sun, for example
40. Triangular formation
42. Not yet used
43. A professional dancer (slang)
44. Stalks
45. Danger
46. Not those
48. A promiscuous or disreputable woman
49. Doe's mate
50. Minute opening
51. Backside
54. French for "Friend"
55. Chief executive officer
assassin
astute
avoid
banter
basis
begin
blew
bribe
butter canoe
cease
commentary
custody
destiny
detain
dissuade
eager
fatal
geek
heat
hedge
hits
hush
kettle
leer
manual
meat
relic
reward
rice
scarf
Sudoku courtesy of mirroreyes.com
Sudoku is a number puzzle in
which numbers must be fit into a
9x9 grid such that each numeral
appears exactly once in each row, column and each of nine 3x3 blocks.
sear
seen
shark
short
skill skirt
slaughter
sods
spine
star
store
Answers
stripe
taken
teal
theme
thrall
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Slam Jam
Meet and greet with the Belles & Trojans
Slam Dunk Contest
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Higher Education Legislative Briefing
Dr. Glen D. Johnson, chancellor of the Oklahoma State System
of Higher Education, met with
50 area legislators and friends of
higher education Jan. 18 in McAlester to discuss the importance of
higher education in improving the
economy and business climate of
the state.
Seminole community leaders
were among those in attendance at
the Southeast Oklahoma Legislative Briefing held at Pete’s Place in
Krebs. A delegation representing
Seminole State College was led by
Lana Reynolds, SSC Vice-President for Institutional Advancement. Oklahoma State Senator
Harry Coates (R-District 28) and
Representative Tom Newell were
special guests of the SSC group.
Others in the delegation included Vice President for Fiscal
Affairs Katherine Benton, Director of Business Services Braden
Brown, Coordinator of Media Relations Dustie Butner, SSC Educational Foundation Trustees Doug
Humphrey, Paige Sheffield, Blake
Hargrove and past Foundation
Chair Karen James.
Joining the SSC supporters
were friends of the college from
the McAlester area – Wes Brown,
McAlester attorney, and Jim Pratt,
President of BancFirst.
Colleges participating in the
event included: East Central University, Eastern Oklahoma State
College, Carl Albert State College,
Connors State College, Murray
State College, Seminole State
College and Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
The event was part of a statewide initiative that brings together
local legislators, college and university presidents, and community leaders in a forum to discuss
higher education’s goals, initiatives and agenda for the upcoming
legislative session.
“Our message to legislators was
one of expressing thanks for their
past support, as well as explaining
our future needs. Seminole State
College plays a vital role in our
community and in the state system
of higher education, as do the other colleges and universities in this
area, and we need to make certain
that our students are an important
priority in the coming legislative
session,” Reynolds said.
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Seminole State College
2010 Highlights
• The College ended the fiscal year with $727,237 in E&G Cash Reserve - the largest in over a decade
• Employees and Foundation board members celebrated the public
kick-off of a "Shaping the Future" Capital Campaign in early May. At
the kick-off celebration, it was announced that SSC employee gifts and
pledges totalled over $75,000. By summer, 100% of all employees had
pledged participation in the campaign.
• The Foundation began an effort to renovate and develop the area
around the north pond on the SSC Campus. The Foundation Board
of Trustees voted in October to adopt a project to create an area to
complement the development of Henderson Park on the south edge of
campus.
• Two faculty members, Social Sciences Instructor Bill Knowles and
Language Arts and Humanities instructor Kelli McBride, were granted
tenure by the SSC Board of Regents in February.
• Career milestones of SSC employees were recognized during the
SSC Education Foundation's annual recognition banquet in May. Honorees included: Jonna Bunyan (35 years); Debbie Robertson ( 30 years);
Patricia Cokeley (25 years); Debbie Hammond (25 years); Kathy Hoover
(25 years) and Ronnie Killian (25 years).
• Seminole State College was selected as one of America’s fastest
growing community colleges by the national publication, Community
College Week, in late November.
• SSC has seven grants (Student Support Services, Health Sciences
Student Support Services, Upward Bound I and II, Upward Bound MathSciences, Veterans Upward Bound and Educational Talent Search)
funded through the U.S. Department of Education TRiO Division with a
combined annual budget of nearly $2 million dollars.
• During the 2010 year, a notable five of SSC’s nine sports programs
were NJCAA Region II Champions and advanced to national tournament play. With two of the four remaining teams garnering Region II
Runner-up finishes, seven of Seminole State’s nine teams finished as
either Region II champions or runners-up.
SSC supporters (l to r) Braden Brown, Senator Harry Coates, Katherine Benton, Blake Hargrove, Representative Tom Newell, Lana Reynolds,
Paige Sheffield, Dustie Butner and Doug Humphrey, attended the Southeast Oklahoma Legislative Briefing at Krebs.
An electronic version of the “2010 Accomplishments and Highlights” document is
available at the following link: http://www.sscok.edu/2010 Accomplishments.pdf
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Fall Honor Roll recognizes Seminole State College Students
Seminole State College has released the names of honor roll students for the 2010 fall semester. Three separate honor rolls recognize students for their
academic achievements.
The President’s Honor Roll is comprised of students who maintain a perfect 4.0 grade-point-average in at least 12 credit hours of coursework.
Students named to the Vice President’s Honor Roll must have a 3.5 grade-point-average or better and no grade below a “C”.
The Part-time Students’ Honor Roll is for students who maintain a 3.5 grade-point-average with no grade below a “C” in at least six, but less than 12
college credit hours.
Students named include (listed by hometown):
President’s
Honor Roll
Ada
Glen Straughn
Kyle Straughn
Alpine
Kandis King
Argyle
Molly Hennesy
Asher
Chasity Batterton
John Richardson
Catoosa
Morgan Chissoe
Cromwell
Maggie Coon
Shanie Gilbert
Lacy Langley
Depew
Amanda Olinger
Dustin
Willard Cully
Earlsboro
Joseph Bussey
Tabitha Fixico
Thomi Mcgeisey
Elmore City
Maranda Weaver
Krum
Derek Howell
Maud
Phillip Zeller
Mcloud
Grace Peters
Kathy Williamson
Meeker
Kiley Mcanally
Sarah Stewart
Mount Pleasant
Robert Quary
Norman
Jordan Mckay
Okemah
Tabatha Briggs-Greer
Robby Deere
Ashley Douglas
Audria Hannabass
Gabrielle Minnick
Christopher Rader
Pauls Valley
Tawni Lindsey
Prague
Dakota Harris
Kerri Quary
Amie Stotler
Seminole
Lacey Carter
Daisha Chesser
Dietmar Collins
Christina DavalosHenryetta
Gonzales
Christopher Radebaugh
Alicia Fraire
Robin Griffin
Holdenville
Jaric Henderson
Kyle Burgess
Lisa Honeycutt
Debra Foran
Logan Lasko
Natasha Harjo
Melissa Lee
Wajennah Mcgirt
Sharon Marrs
Stephen Prizznick
Zachary Megee
Jay Siemens
Katrina Radford
Travis Smith
Ryan Rooker
Darleata Tiger
Brenae Russell
Brittany Wilson
Janie Sanchez
Benny Sewell
Konawa
Eric Sutliff
Heidi Harkins
Carlye Tatum
Paula Wiest
Foster
Angela Johnson
Shawnee
Laurel Birmingham
Sidni Boyer
Robin Brinkley
Joseph Bugg
Jeffrey Cheatwood
Tatum Colburn
Derek Drew
Meghan Guinn
Noah Hahn
Angela Hailey
Jayla Harper
Stephanie Holmes
Tammy Howard
Kolisha Hudgins
Rashelle Janway
John King
Hillary Lareau
Karen Ludlum
Kristie Mcguire
Jessie New
Marlaina Peet
Joel Penuel
Joshua Phillips
Jessie Randall
Danielle Sisco
Joshua Swarny
Monica Villalobos
Kathy Watts
Susan Wind
Southlake
Ronnie Mitchell
Stillwater
Jonathan Hill
Stratford
Brittany Nichols
Stroud
Gay Furgason
Kelsie Furgason
Tecumseh
Erin Dick
Mandi Hatcher
Ashley Neese
Pebbles Paxson
Steven Roberts
Elizabeth Rowe
Melanie Self
Daphne Vining
Justin Washburn
Wanette
Keila Cobb
Weleetka
Dustin
Meeker
Brittney Guinn
Kayla Estell
Wetumka
Edmond
New York
Leonda Bell
Linda Heape
Mary Lewis
Keeley Underwood
Ruby Yahola
Abdallah Alobaid
Nina Carter
Landon Hallam
Austin Delaporte
Fanta Toure
Newalla
Elmore City
Julie Harrel
Ladonna Bostwick
Rosario Friend
Rachel Morrison
Jonathan Cook
Pesuchukma Johnson
Sheila King
Michael Maddox
April Medicinebear
Ariel Williamson
Eufaula
Okemah
Vice-President’s
Honor Roll
Hartshorne
Wewoka
Ada
Jamie Senkoff
Asher
Billy O'Shields
Blanchard
Katelyn Garrett
Chelsea Zuchnik
Bowlegs
Jennifer Ryan
Bristow
Ashley Dunigan
Buna
Jordan Bates-Vandagriff
Chandler
Tyler Gray
Jennifer Logan
Shelbey Lyon
Coalgate
Josie Soukup
Cromwell
Tessa Newman
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