graduation magazine 2011

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GlossaryOntario High School - Pages 3-4

Harper High School - Page 5

Adrian High School - Pages 6-7

Fruitland High School - Pages 8-10

Nyssa High School - Page 11

New Plymouth High School - Page 12

Vale High School - Page 13

Payette High School - Page 14-15

River of Life Christian School - Page 16

Weiser High School - Page 17-18

Huntington High School - 19

To all the 2011 graduating seniors...

CONGRATULATIONS!

This is a step to your future as adults. Keep

your heads up and looking forward, and you

can go anywhere you want!

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Hats Off to the GraduatesCongratulations on this fine achievement.

“Go con f iden t ly in the direct ion of you r dream s !L iv e the lif e y ou 'v e im agined. As you s im plif y y ou r

life, the law of the u n iv er se w ill be s im pler.” - Hen r y Dav id Thoreau

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HARPER HIGH SCHOOL -SENIOR CLASS OF 2011

Marisa Seiders, daughter of Perry and Becky Seiders, is planning on joining“Bronco Nation” and going to Boise State University to major in biology.With her biology degree she will eventually apply for the nursing program atBoise State as well. Marisa was part of leadership club, volleyball, basket-ball, track, drama club and the 4-H club while attending Harper High.

Chelsey White, daughter of Tony and Robin White, participated in volley-ball, basketball and track and was student body president. She is planning toattend Treasure Valley Community College to receive her nursing degree andfinish her schooling through Eastern Oregon University.

Marisa SeidersValedictorian

Chelsey WhiteSalutatorian

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Ester Gordon, daughter of John and Joan Gordon, plans toattend Oregon State University and major in chemistry. Ester isproud to have participated in band, choir, basketball, volleyball,softball, ASB, National Honor Society and international clubduring high school. One of her future goals is to see the world.

Blake Purnell, son of Kevin and Heidi Purnell, plans to studysports medicine at Corban University to become an athletictrainer. He also intends to play basketball while at college. Blakewas member of football, basketball, baseball, track, ASB, FFA,drama and the international club.

Madison Shira, daughter of Nolan and Nickie Shira, is head-ing to Lakeland, Fla., after high school to attend SoutheasternUniversity, where she would like to major in public relationsand journalism. Madison was kept busy during high school byparticipating in basketball, volleyball, track, choir, ASB, FFA,and National Honor Society.

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Madison ShiraSalutatorian

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Society. Jami Farmer, daughter of Rick and Laurie Farmer, is going to attendTreasure Valley Community College and then transfer to BrighamYoung University to find a “hottie” and get married. Jami was part ofthe tennis and soccer team while at Fruitland High. Karli Farmer,daughter of Rick and Laurie Farmer, wants to attend Brigham YoungUniversity in the future and travel the world. She was a part of bas-ketball, tennis, soccer, Students Against Destructive Decisions(S.A.D.D.) and National Honor Society. Laurel Olsen, daughter ofAlma and Janna Olsen, plans to attend Brigham Young Universityand major in business with a minor is political science. She wants tocontinue onto law school, get married and prepare for life. Laurelwas part of Business Professionals of America, FFA, soccer, track,Natural Helpers, National Honor Society, mentoring program, year-book staff, prom committee, Students Against Destructive Decisions,The Frenzy and was senior class secretary. Reed Johnson, son ofBill and Kathy Johnson, will be attending Stanford after graduationand majoring in economics. While at Fruitland High he kept busy byparticipating in football, baseball, basketball, physics club, BusinessProfessionals of America and National Honor Society. Ryan Wrightis the son of Russ and Andrea Wright. While at Fruitland High hewas active in Business Professionals of America, FFA, NaturalHelpers, National Honor Society, basketball, football, baseball,S.T.E.M. Club and broadcasting.

Jacob CrimValedictorian

Jami FarmerValedictorian

Karli FarmerValedictorian

Laurel OlsenValedictorian

Reed JohnsonValedictorian

Ryan WrightValedictorian

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Travis Holt, son of Ryan and Beth Holt, will be attending Arizona State University after graduation. He was apart of Business Professionals of America, FFA, Natural Helpers, basketball, football, golf and STEM Club.Asia Plaza, daughter of Joe and Helen

Plaza, is planning an exchange trip to Spain for a year after she gradu-ates. While attending FHS, she was a part of the golf team and NaturalHelpers. Beccah Roberts, daughter of Benjamin and Catherine Roberts,will be attending Brigham Young University after graduation to be comea counseling psychologist. During high school, Beccah participated inband, Business Professionals of America, FFA, National Honor Societyand Students Against Destructive Decisions. Deanna Edwards, daughterto Ron and Kim Edwards, is going to attend Idaho State University andstudy forensic science. Future goals after college are to co-own theBoston Red Sox and be successful as a forensic specialist. While atFruitland High, Deanna was a part of The Frenzy, Natural Helpers,National Honor Society, softball and basketball. Elizabeth Hinatsu,daughter of Roger and Kelli Hinatsu, participated in marching band, FFA,S.A.D.D. and pep band at Fruitland High. Her future plans are to attendBrigham Young University-Provo to major in animation and wants towork for Pixar, Disney or Dreamworks. Emily Elliott, daughter toRobert and Laura Elliott, participated in National Honor Society, FutureCareer and Community Leaders of America, Students AgainstDestructive Decisions and S.T.E.M. Club, was on the Homecoming courtand served as vice president of Business Professionals of America, soccercaptain and prom queen. She plans to study pre-med and become a doc-tor. With her degree she would like to travel to poverty stricken nations toprovide health care and positively influence those she reaches.

Travis HoltValedictorian

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Emily ElliottSalutatorian

FRUITLAND HIGH SCHOOLVALEDICTORIANS & SALUTATORIANS

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Alora ClarkValedictorian

Amber WeeksSalutatorian

NYSSA HIGH SCHOOLSENIOR CLASS OF 2011

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GO grizzlies!

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NEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOLSENIOR CLASS OF 2011

Briana Krebs is the daughter of Laurie and Aaron Krebs. She plans to attendthe College of Idaho after graduation as well as join a community theatergroup. While in high school she was a member of FFA, Poetry Outloud, LawTeam, Business Professionals of America, National Honor Society, NationalSociety of High School Scholars and drama club and served as senior class vicepresident and junior class secretary. Elise Ramsey is the daughter of Bill andCorinne Ramsey. While in high school, Ramsey participated in IDFY, softball,cross country, basketball, volleyball, FFA, serving as chapter president andserved as president of the National Honor Society. She plans on attending IdahoState University where she will major in nursing.

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Cody Hicks is the son of Jay and Audree Hicks.During high school, Cody participated in football,

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GO VIKINGS!Cody HicksValedictorian

Brooke HawkinsValedictorian

Matt SaundersValedictorian

Jocelyn NolandSalutatorian

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PAYETTE HIGH SCHOOLSENIOR CLASS OF 2011


at Killebrew Field

Class Motto:“What lies before us and what lies behind us

are small matters compared to what lies within us.”

Class Song:“Someday”

Rob Thomas

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Zebulan Lundy is the son of Pastor Scott and Cheryl Lundy.During high school, he participated in football, basketball, drama,convention and worship band. After graduation he plans to get a joband pursue a musical living. Amanda Balli is the daughter of Dave andRebecca Balli. During high school, she participated in volleyball, basketball,drama, guitar, choir, yearbook and band. After graduation Amanda plans toattend College of Western Idaho and major in nursing. Gerald Boyd is theson of Bill and Kathy Boyd. During high school, he participated in basket-ball, football, drama and worship band. After graduation he plans to pursue acareer in music or law enforcement.

Zebulan LundyValedictorian

Amanda BalliSalutatorian

Gerald BoydHistorian

RIVER OF LIFE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLSENIOR CLASS OF 2011


at River Of Life Christian School

Class Motto:“Class of 2011 -

Honesty, Loyalty and Respect”

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Class Motto:“We do not fear the future, for we are thefuture because of what we have achieved

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HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOLSENIOR CLASS OF 2011

Toria Broam, daughter of Bill and Darla Broam, will not be attending col-lege after graduation but plans to enlist in the United States Marine Corps.Toria was part of volleyball, basketball, track, cheerleading, 4-H Club andstudent council. Brandon Clark, son of Starr Clark, will be heading to theCollege of Western Idaho after graduation. While attending Huntington High,Brandon was kept busy by participating in drama, band, choir, football, stu-dent government and the 4-H Club.

Class Motto:“Our glory consists not in never falling,

but in rising each time we fall.”

Toria BroamValedictorian

Brandon ClarkSalutatorian

Brandon Clark, Bobby Wiley, Katie Cumbie and Toria Broam

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GO LOCOMOTIVES!

graduation magazine 2011

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