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Page2 The Elk City News - Elk City, Oklahoma Tuesday, May 28, 2019 “TMF is proud to recog- GPRMC awards. «t-test activities and their senior e ni Nn e Ss Continued. our collaboration with part- aces anhfor management senor promoting ners and with TMF Health aquality culture,” said Tom ing those hospitals that Quality Institute to ensure Manley, CEO of TMF Health May 25 Continued. of the kids, He’s just s good have improved their perfor- that every person gets the Quality Institute, in the re- lease. “Quality improvement overall teacher, and it’s very mance on specific national right care at the right time, is a complex and demanding Ackley Park Opening comes in behind Rennels quality measures, the release every time.” - Aquatic Center, Centen- will have some “big ol” shoes evident or he wouldn't have stated. Out of 557 Inpatient process, and we thank Great Plains Regional Medical to fill” at the school. been here 30 years. We've “We are proud to have Prospective Payment Sys- nial Carousel, Train and “Mir. Rennels has just been had numerous doctors, law- achieved this recognition. tem (IPPS or Acute Care) Center for their commitment to improving the health of Miniature Golf. akey player as far as this yers and teachers and a lot of Our success illustrates our Hospitals and 188 Critical patients and the efficiency of school is concerned,” Merz commitment to patient safety Access Hospitals, 51 earned health care.” said. “He’s a very devoted, successful people who have and to delivering quality the TMF Hospital Quality For more information on 4th Annual Seeing Home caring person; it’s all about come out ofthis school and health care,” Tosh said in the Improvement Gold Award,. the awards, access the TMF the kids. I mean, it’s always release, “We will continue to The Silver Award went to 50 Health Quality Institute Baseball and Softball Tour- been about the kids and what- largely due to having to him enhance our quality im- hospitals, while 51 hospitals awards website at https:// nament, Elk City 5-Plex. ever is in the best interest as one of their teachers.” provement efforts through earned the Bronze Award. award.tmf.org. May 26 Arts to introduce the arts to kids ties otherwise, Wilson said. grades 1-3. class and three or more would 4th Annual Seeing Home who maybe in school never The Yoga for Kids portion Yoga for Kids will be in be charged $15 per class. had achance to take it,” Wil- of the program is being done 30-minute classes during Scholarships are available Baseball and Softball Tour- son said, giving the example by the OSU extension service art and writing. There is a based on need. nament, Elk City 5-Plex. Continued. of students who were in a and it’s free, Wilson said. limited enrollment for this ‘The program will have a school and her kids were in small school where they Schedule: program. new art teacher and dance didn’t have these activities. Art: 9-10 a.m. for children There will be a 30-minute teacher this year. For more May 28 it, and now she’s going to be “We have the dance program grades 4-6 and 10-11 a.m. for period, 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 information, call Wilson at the teacher. So this is a multi- and the kids who never got to children in grades 1-3. pam,, for lunch or snacks in 225-4449. If people can’t EIk City Arts Council generational thing.” take a dance class privately Creative Writing: 9-10 the middle school cafeteria. make it to the enrollment The Summer Arts Program can do this andit just kind of a.m. for children who have Fees for classes are deter- date, then they call Wilson Annual Summer Youth helps give children something introduces them to different completed grades 1 and 2 and mined by the number of chil- or enroll on the first day that Activities, Elk City Middle to do in the summer and help kinds of dance. [The purpose from 10-11 am. in grades 3-6. dren in the family attending they can bring their children. School. teachers in the school sys- is] to entertain but also to Drama: 11-11:45 a.m. for the program. ‘They can catch up if they tem, as the creative writing educate on the arts.” children in grades 1-3 and “f there is more than one miss a few days, so they don’t portion of the program, for Arts Council members 12:15-1 p.m. for children in child in a family, we do dis- have to worry about not being May 29 example, can help students thought the program was a grades 4-6. count it,” Wilson said. able to enroll if they come in their English and writing way to get arts exposure to Dance: 11-11:45 a.m. for One child enrolled is $20 later. They can also miss class Western Plains District skills. kids who didn’t get a chance children in grades 4-6 and per class, while two children if, for instance, they go family Cub Scout Day Camp “The other things are more to participate in those activi- 12:15-1 p.m for children in would be charged $18 per vacation. May 29-Junel, 1:00-5:30 Canute holds award assembly Arapaho. Grades 1st-Sth can attend, contact:Kendra Walker 580-799-1558 Canute High School and Ju- Samantha Bullard, Aiden Aiden Green $1,000; and SENIOR ENGLISH IV--- SWIM MEET- Lanie nior and High School Awards Green, Karlee Morgan, Karlee Morgan, $1,000 Leanne Thompson and Lanie Walker Third Place HTML & May 31 Assembly was held in May. MaKayla Hall, Leanne Walker Web Page Design Thompson, Kyler Williams, CANUTE ALUMNI CREATIVE WRITING- Block Party Elk City- Citizenship Awards Lanie Walker, Baylee Wag- SCHOLARSHIP Makayla Hall and Dana Kelsie Rennels Downtown. Seventh: GIRL-Meliah goner, Noah Woodson, Bri- Karlee Morgan, Aiden Stewart FIRST PLACE 5-COUNTY Sutton BOY- Mason Hoff- anna Elliott, Kirstyn Strain, Green, Trace Maddox, and SPEECH CONTEST man Jalen Gunter, Trezel Dorain Samantha Bullard HONORABLE MENTION SEVENTH GRADE - Lillie Junel Eighth: GIRL- Peyton and Tyler Janning TO ENTIRE CLASS Smith, Meliah Sutton, Jaicee Dawson BOY- Kyron Whin- ENDURANCE FEDERAL Drinnon, Lane Greteman, Route 66 Festival, down- ery ELK CITY MASONIC CREDIT UNION SCHOLAR- Richard Rennels ‘Mason Hoffman and Kelly town Elk City. Ninth: GIRL- Camryn Mar- TEMPLE AWARDS SHIP PHYSICAL SCIENCE- ‘Thompson shall BOY- Jake Estes HIGH SCHOOL-_ GIRL- Samantha Bullard Jake Estes, Colby Maddox EIGHTH GRADE - Tay- Tenth:GIRL- Madison Karlee Morgan BOY- and Camryn Marshall lor Beutler, Isaac Snowder, City Wide Garage Sales. Warnke BOY- Kelln Hender- Charles Michael Maddox IIT WESTERN TECHNOL- EARTH SCIENCE- Peyton Parker Jacks, Tiger Gillespie, son JUNIOR HIGH-GIRL- OGY CENTER 13TH YEAR Dawson, Parker Jacks and Rook Walker and Brody Eleventh: GIRL- Kirstyn Camryn Marshall SCHOLARSHIP PRESENT Rook Walker Bryant Heartland Putters As- Strain BOY- Noah Woodson BOY- Jake Estes BY CHERI LOU GASTIN- BIOLOGY Il- A.J. Janning FIRST PLACE CANUTE Twelfth: GIRL- Karlee EAU BIOLOGY 1- Trezel Dorain ELEMENTARY SPELLING sociation Tournament, Morgan BOY- Trace Maddox ROTARY CLUB SCHOL- Arleeta Price, Maddie and Tyler Janning BEE - Lauren Fraizer Ackley Park. ARSHIP OF ELK CITY PRE- Kerr, Casandra Jaquez and CHEMISTRY- Samantha TOP AR POINTS HIGH SCHOOL PRESI- SENTED BY JARED ATHA Faith McAbee Bullard, Aiden Green and SEVENTH GRADE - Kelly DENTIAL GOLD AWARDS Karlee Morgan Karlee Morgan Thompson and Julianne Lime Cornhole Tournament 4 Samantha Bullard, Aiden UNITED STATES ARMY PHYSICS- Tabitha Taylor EIGHTH GRADE - Peyton Green, Karlee Morgan, ROTARY CLUB LEADER- PRESENTED BY SGT. and Baylee Waggoner Dawson and Parker Jacks p.m. and free park activi- Baylee Waggoner and Noah SHIP AWARD PRESENTED HODGE SWIM MEET- Parker ‘MOST IMPROVED ESSAY ties. Woodson BY JARED ATHA Josef Cordoni $69,475.00, Jacks Third Place Earth Sci- -Tiger Gillespie Braxton Sizemor and Ian Gamble, $69,475 ence SEVENTH GRADE SCI- HIGH SCHOOL PRESI- Rook Walker Third Place ENCE - Meliah Sutton Stock Car Races, Elk DENTIAL SILVER AWARDS SWOSU SCHOLORA- 2018-2019 WALL OF Earth Science Cristi Williams Brianna Elliott, Kirstyn SHIPS PRESENTED BY FAME STUDENTS Baylee Waggoner Third CURRENT EVENTS- Kai- City Motor Speedway. Strain, Trezel Dorain and TODD BOYD Evelyn Beck, Kylee Place Physics ley Clark and Lanie Walker Tyler Janning Karlee Morgan, Samantha Smith, Peyton Dawson, Jake Dane Thrash NINTH GR. OKLAHOMA June7 Bullard and Aiden Green Estes, Trezel Dorain, Trace SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY- Camryn Marshall JUNIOR HIGH PRESI- Maddox, Meliah Sutton and MATH- Mason Hoffman and Colby Maddox 49th Annual Oil and Gas DENTIAL GOLD AWARDS Leanne Thompson EIGHTH GRADE MATH- NINTH GR. WORLD HIS- Colby Maddox, Camryn WOSC GENERAL TU- Rook Walker and Parker TORY - Camryn Marhsall Industry Appreciation Golf Marshall, Jake Estes, Taylor ITION WAIVER SCHOLAR- OKLAHOMA BLOOD Jacks and Colby Maddox Tournament, Elk City Golf Beutler, Jade Bish, Peyton SHIP INSTITUTE LIFE-SAVING ALGEBRA I- Kaitlan TENTH GR. UNITED Dawson, Jaicee Drinnon, Ma- Lanie Walker $250 BLOOD DONORS Milburn STATE HISTORY: Trezel Course. son Hoffman, Parker Jacks, Leanne Thompson, Faith- Kaylynn Whinery Dorain and Brody Bullard Rook Walker and Kyron GREAT PLAINS NATION- anne Davis, Samantha Bul- FINANCIAL LITERACY- ELEVENTH GR. GOV- Whinery ALBANK PRESENTED BY lard and Makayla Hall Julie Lindsey and Brody Bul- ERNMENT- Bayle Wag- MANDELL GRETEMAN Lynn Dobyns Art Awards lard goner and Noah Woodson JUNIOR HIGH PRESI- Leanne Thompson, $100; Baylee Waggoner, Noah ALGEBRA I- Cobly Mad- ELEVENTH GR. WORLD DENTIAL SILVER AWARDS Aaron Janning, $100; Saman- Woodson, Jade Bish, Kyron dox GEOGRAPHY- Baylee Wag- Owen Elliott, Lane tha Bullard, $100; and Whinery, Espy Hernandez, GEOMETRY- Tyler Jan- goner and Noah Woodson Greteman, Ally Janning, Trace Maddox $100 Kyler Williams, Camryn ning and Trezel Dorain PSYCHOLOGY- Leanne Brody Bryant, Kimberly Har- Marshall, Heather Hall, ALGEBRA II- Tyler Jan- ‘Thompson and Madison ris, Isaac Snowder, Meliah ST. MATTHEW'S CATHO- Tabitha Taylor, Leanne ning Faylor Sutton, Trey Shelton, Jessica LIC CHURCH Thompson, Meliah Sutton, TRIGONOMETRY- Noah SWIM MEET- Jalen Brady and Kelly Thompson Aiden Green and Samantha Trey Shelton and Samantha Woodson Gunter Third Place American Terry Keith Bullard Bullard SWIM MEET- Tyler Jan- ning Third Place Geometry Government Dalton Williams Second Mann OKLAHOMA JUNIOR GREAT PLAINS REGION- OUTSTANDING SENIOR Noah Woodson Firstt Place Place Oklahoma History HIGH SCHOOL HONOR AL MEDICAL CENTER ARTIST OF THE YEAR- Plane Trigometry SW. Gillett Terry Keith Mann died SOCIETY Samantha Bullard Madison Whitson and MATH DAY AT OSU 7TH GRADE GEOGRA- Ally Janning, Lane Makayla Hall Noah Woodson, Second PHY - Kelly Thompson and May 22 at the age of 57 Greteman, Owen Elliott, Ky- FIRST NATIONAL BANK Jimmie Dobbs Place, and Aiden Green, Lane Greteman years. Graveside services ron Whinery, Rook Walker, & TRUST OF ELK CITY FRESHMAN ENGLISH Third Place Brock Steffes Mason Hoffman, Jaicee Drin- SCHOLARSHIP PRESENT- 1--- MaKenzi Sadler and Participants - Christian 8TH GRADE HISTORY - were held 10 am., May 25 non, Peyton Dawson, Jade ED BY LINDSEY SMITH Camryn Marshall Steffes and Samantha Bullard Peyton Dawson and Parker at Erick Cemetery in Erick. 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