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Kelso High School senior Haley White, right, and lab partner Ellie James mix ingredients to create a batch of sterno during chemistry class. Haley, who’ll graduate June 14 with a 4.0 grade-point average, dreams of becoming an astrophysicist.

Shooting for the stars Straight-A Kelso senior Haley White dreams of becoming an astrophysicist

hysics and the love of science is in Haley White’s genetics. Her grandfather, the late Jim White, studied physics. In addition, his enthusiasm for outer space and the stars rubbed off on Haley. “He was really into ‘Star Trek’ and studying the universe,” she said. The soon-to-be Kelso High School graduate is basing her career path around that love. She has been accepted to the University of California at Berkeley where she will enter the physics program with the goal of becoming an astrophysicist. Haley, a 4.0 student, and daughter of Michelle and Mike White of Rose Valley, is prepping for her studies by taking advanced placement classes at Kelso, including chemistry and calculus. Preparing herself for a lifelong journey of learning, she performs a lot of independent research. “If I’m curious about something, I look it up,” she said. Besides her grandfather sharing his interest with her, Haley said she enjoyed watching television shows about science when she was a child. “I started watching shows like ‘How the Universe Works’ ... I have always been interested in it,” she said.

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castle rock High School Chase Abercrombie Zachary Akesson Jesse Althauser Maggie Ashby Ceaser Atchley Darren Ayoub

Chase Lam Travis Liasjo Zackery Lockhart Hannah Lyon Colton Madson Jacob Mattson

Chellsie Beck Taylor Beck Leeza Brister Paige Brown Christian Carroll Nathanial Carroll

Tanner McDaniel Mackenzie Meredith Joseph Merrill Mackenzie Mickelson Madison Miller Megan Millward

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astle Rock High School will hold its baccalaureate at 3 p.m. June 1 in the high school gymnasium, 5180 West Side Highway. Commencement will take place at 7 p.m. June 6 at Rocket Stadium behind the high school. Top 5 percent The following students make up the top five percent of the graduating seniors: Russell Kennington, son of Blaine and Carolyn Kennington of Castle Rock, will graduate with a 4.0 grade-point average. His high school activities include National Honor Society treasurer, Future Business Leaders of American, jazz band pianist, concert band percussion section leader and lettering in cross country. Russell was listed on the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List at Lower Columbia College, co-created the high school website, and earned a Superior rating for piano solo at the Southwest Washington Music Educators Association solo and ensemble competition.

He has participated in the annual Castle Rock Community Clean-up, assisted with Walk and Knock food drives, and helped with the Castle Rock Festival of Lights. Russell also volunteered with the Castle Rock Senior Center lunch program, and helped with the Concert in the PARK-ing lot and the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Ride. Russell was named to the 2014 AllWashington Academic Team. He plans to study computer science at the University of Utah.

Sturgill of Castle Rock, will graduate with a 3.97 grade-point average. Her high school activities include National Honor Society, senior class president, junior class vice president, sophomore and freshman class secretary, Future Farmers of America secretary and chapter reporter, lettering in soccer, and serving as team manager for girls basketball and girls soccer. Linsey earned departmental awards in science, math, English and agriculture, and received numerous awards for competing Maddie Miller, daughter of Shannon and in county and state fair FFA competitions. Bren Rhodes of Longview and Ric Miller of She has helped design flower beds for Vancouver, will graduate with a 3.98 grade- the Rock Creek Ranchers 4-H Club, volpoint average. unteered with the Castle Rock Elementary Her high school activities include NaParent Teacher Organization Carnival tional Honor Society, Associated Student and assisted with American Red Cross Body representative, Future Business blood drives. Linsey also taught elemenLeaders of America and Photography Club. tary school agriculture lessons, served as Maddie was listed on the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List a youth soccer camp leader, and assisted at Lower Columbia College. with youth group servant camps. She received an Academic Achievement Linsey received an Achievement Scholaward from Washington State University, arship from Washington State University, where she will study communications. an Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship, and Courage to Grow and FFA scholarships. Linsey Sturgill, daughter of Ron and Tina She will study pre-veterinary medicine at

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Shyleigh Massey Summer Mast-White Thomas Miller Alyssa Moore Jewell Penn Christopher Puckett

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counselor, helped with Doernbecher Children’s Hospital fundraisers, and was on the Prom and Homecoming committees. She also delivered flowers on Valentine’s Day and participated in Girl Scouts. Jewell received Bluescope Bachelors and Kaiser scholarships, and a KUKN Radio Student-Scholar of the Month scholarship. She plans to study pediatric medicine at the University of Washington.

Top 5 percent The following students make up the top five percent of the graduating seniors:

Alyssa Moore, daughter of Greg Moore and Gretchen Moore of Clatskanie, will graduate with a 4.0 grade-point average. Her high school activities include National Honor Society secretary, choir, and lettering in cross country and track. Alyssa received numerous team awards in track and cross country. She has participated in activities with the 4-H Mud Club, volunteered with Rescued Paws, and served as a church acolyte at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church. Alyssa received a Summit Scholarship from the University of Oregon, where she will study linguistics.

Katie Burgher, daughter of Paul and Tami Burgher of Westport, Ore., will graduate with a 4.0 grade-point average. Her high school activities include National Honor Society, Associated Student Body president, freshman class president, sophomore and junior class vice president, Leadership, Forestry Club, Key Club, boys basketball scorekeeper, and lettering in softball and volleyball. Katie is a four-time Student of the Month, served as yearbook editor, and was selected Prom Queen. She was named to the all-Lewis and Clark League first-team in volleyball; and earned team awards in volleyball, softball and Forestry Club. She has served Veterans’ Day breakfasts and Valentine’s Day dinners, performed as a singer and guitar player at The Amber Assisted Living Home, and was a kindergarten teacher’s aide. Katie has also volunteered at Tiger Youth Tournaments and at Health and Wellness Fairs, and was a vacation Bible school teacher and Outdoor School counselor. Katie is unsure of her collegiate destination, but is interested in studying counseling.

Lynn Siltala, daughter of Robert and Peggy Hill of Westport, Ore., and Joseph Siltala of Minneapolis, Minn., will graduate with a 4.0 grade-point average. Her high school activities include National Honor Society president; music president and treasurer; Forestry Club; and lettering in basketball, cross country, wrestling and track. Lynn earned a Scholar-Musician Activity award, was named a Farmers Insurance Group Activity Scholar and was a state participant in band and choir, was named a Mack Daddy Literature Guru in English, earned an ExploraVision award in science, and won awards in Forestry Club. Jewell Penn, daughter of Brent and Denise Rockwood of She has served on the Prom Committee, participated in Clatskanie and Mitch Penn of Astoria, will graduate with a pep band and in choir and band festivals, was part of ac4.0 grade-point average. tivities with the 4-H Mud Club, and served dinners at The Her high school activities include National Honor SoCastle and Veterans’ Day breakfasts. Lynn also volunteered ciety public relations officer; junior class secretary; Key with the Kiwanis Club Gala, helped with Tiger Youth Club vice president; music treasurer; band; choir; and let- Tournaments, taught vacation Bible school, assisted with tering in basketball, volleyball and track. American Red Cross blood drives and canned food drives, Jewell was named an Outstanding Peer Role Model, per- and served as a route planner for the Doernbecher Dash. formed with the Honor Band and Honor Choir, received She also delivered flowers on Valentine’s Day and sang departmental awards in band and choir, and earned team church songs and Christmas carols at The Amber Assisted awards in volleyball and basketball. Living Center. She has assisted with American Red Cross blood drives, Lynn received a Trustees Scholarship from Warner volunteered with Kiwanis Club activities and at The Cas- Pacific College. She will either attend WPC to study pretle, and served as statistician for the boys basketball team. medicine, or will enlist in the U.S. Army to become a comJewell was a vacation Bible school and Outdoor School bat medic.

Connor Thorud, son of Brad Thorud and Sarah Thorud of Clatskanie, will graduate with a 4.0 grade-point average. His high school activities include National Honor Society, senior class secretary, SEMI High-Tech U ambassador, Be The Change Club and Forestry Club. Connor received departmental awards in chemistry, attended Oregon Boys State, graduated from SEMI HighTech U, and won a Challenge Day Grant video contest. He attended the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America and Oregon Association of Student Councils leadership conferences, assisted with the Clatskanie Youth Advocates 4 Health Community Garden Club, and volunteered at Clatskanie Elementary School. Connor has received a Summit Scholarship and a Freshman Enrichment award from the University of Oregon, where he will attend the Clark Honors College. He is undecided on his field of study. Alayna Seely, daughter of Mike and Candy Seely of Clatskanie, will graduate with a 4.0 grade-point average. Her high school activities include National Honor Society, Leadership and Key Club. Alayna has assisted with American Red Cross blood drives and fundraisers for the Doernbecher Children’s Hospital. She has received Academic and Destination WSU scholarships from Washington State University, where she will study animal science.

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alama High School will hold its baccalaureate at 7:30 p.m. June 11 at the Kalama Church of the Nazarene, 501 Cloverdale Road. Commencement will take place at 7:30 p.m. June 13 at the high school stadium, 548 China Garden Road. Speakers will include principal Mike Hamilton and student class representatives for the senior class council and Associated Student Body.

competition. She has volunteered with several local charities, and is employed at the Columbia Inn Restaurant. Manami received a Vancouver Achievement award from Washington State University-Vancouver, where she will study business administration.

Taylor Beck, daughter of Phil and Dana Beck of Kalama, will graduate with a 3.97 grade-point average. Her high school activities include National Honor Society vice president; Associated Student Body president; senior class vice president; Leadership Class; and lettering in basketball, golf and softball. Top 5 percent Taylor received a PURE Chinook award; The following students make up the top departmental awards in history, AP U.S. five percent of the graduating seniors: History, AP English and math analysis; and earned team awards in basketball and Kira Niemi, daughter of A.J. and Laura softball. Niemi of Kalama, will graduate with a 4.0 She has assisted with Kalama Youth grade-point average. Basketball and its Little Dribblers Camp, Her high school activities include Nahelped with the Community Home Health tional Honor Society; Business Profes& Hospice Tree of Remembrance, volsionals of America secretary/treasurer; unteered with America Red Cross blood Family Career and Community Leaders of drives, and participated in the Kalama America historian; Scholastic Clay TarHelping Hand Walk and Knock and Kalama get Program; Future Business Leaders of America; Drama Club; and lettering in vol- Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s walks. Taylor has received Comcast Leaders leyball, softball and basketball. Kira earned Academic All-State awards and Achievers and Kelso-Longview Elks in volleyball, received awards in Leadership Most Valuable Student scholarships. She plans to study engineering at Clark College. class, was named to the all-Southwest 1A Trico Division in volleyball and won team awards in volleyball. She has volunteered at the Potato Festival/Chili Cook-Off and at the Manhattan Museum, assisted with Town Beautification Day, helped with the Manhattan School Foundation Dinner, and served in the Tiger Buddies Mentor Program. Kira is unsure of her collegiate destination, but plans to study business management. Manami Takao, daughter of Hirayuki and Tiffany Takao of Kalama, will graduate with a 3.98 grade-point average. Her high school activities include National Honor Society, Future Business Leaders of America secretary, and lettering in cross country. Manami has qualified for FBLA state

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ainier High School will hold its baccalaureate at 7 p.m. June 1 in the in the junior/senior high school auditorium, 28170 Old Rainier Road. Speaker will be Levi Richardson, Youth Pastor at the Alston Corner Assembly of God Church. Commencement will take place at 7 p.m. June 7 in the Chris Binder Memorial Gymnasium on the high school campus. Speakers will be Rainier Superintendent Michael Carter; Principal Graden Blue; and students Brian Guisinger, Lauren Shroll, Alyssa Swanson and Audrianna Young.

Top 5 percent The following students make up the top five percent of the graduating seniors: Brian Guisinger, son of Doug and Elisabeth Guisinger of Rainier, will graduate with a 4.0 grade-point average. His high school activities include National Honor Society; Columbian Crew; Outdoor School counselor; drama; yearbook; band; choir; and lettering in cross country, swimming and track. Brian earned all-state and all-Lewis and Clark League honors in track, all-league accolades in cross country, received numerous scholar-athlete awards, and participated with the Honor Choir and Honor Band. He has assisted with American Red Cross

blood drives, is active in church group activities and has served as a lifeguard. Brian received a Silver Academic Scholarship and track and cross country scholarships from Northwest University in Kirkland, Wash., where he will study accounting.

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Jason Larson, son of Jason Larson and Cara Larson, both of Rainier, will graduate with a 3.9 grade-point average. His high school activities include NaAlyssa Swanson, daughter of Matt and tional Honor Society president; and letterGayle Swanson of Rainier, will graduate ing in football, wrestling and baseball. with a 3.97 grade-point average. Jason earned all-state and all-Lewis and Her high school activities include Nation- Clark League accolades in football, and was al Honor Society treasurer, Rho Kappa Naa district champion and a state runner-up tional Social Studies Society, Rainier Theater in wrestling. He has served as an Outdoor Club, Columbian Crew and yearbook. School counselor, assisted with American Alyssa was named a Student of the Red Cross blood drives and volunteered Month, and she has volunteered with with youth football camps. American Red Cross blood drives. Jason plans to study computer science at Alyssa received a Trustee Scholarship Portland State University.

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Rock Fair Board volunteer, served as an American Red Cross blood drive volunteer and donor, has assisted with Walk and Knock food drives, helped at Department of Fish and Wildlife hatcheries, and has exhibited at the Castle Rock and Cowlitz County fairs. Top 5 percent Renee received a National FFA ScholarThe following students make up the top ship; the Elva Anderson Scholarship; a five percent of the graduating seniors: University of Idaho Merit Scholarship; and scholarships from the Washington ConRenee Pitts, daughter of Garth and Dar- tract Loggers, Kelso-Longview Elks and la Ullakko of Silver Lake and Justin Pitts KUKN-radio. of Castle Rock, will graduate with a 3.97 She has accepted a summer internship grade-point average. with Sierra Pacific Industries in Jackson, Her high school activities include NaCalif., and will attend the University of tional Honor Society, Associated Student Idaho to study Forest Resources and Forest Body secretary, Future Farmers of America Operations. president and District 8 vice president, Future Business Leaders of America and Raul Arellano, son of Christine Szabo lettering in volleyball. and Andy Sandoval of Castle Rock, will Renee was named to the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s graduate with a 3.82 grade-point average. List at Lower Columbia College; placed His high school activities include Assecond in the state Future Farmers of sociated Student Body treasurer, Key Club America creed speaking contest and was vice president, senior class secretary and named an FFA Greenhand; and received Future Farmers of America. departmental awards in English 9 and 11, Raul received a Masonic Junior earth science, geometry, biology, algebra Achievement award; and earned departII, pre-calculus, Spanish I, U.S. history mental awards in English, science, history, and world history. She received the Wen- math and Spanish. dyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s High School Heisman school award, He has volunteered at the Emergency was named to the all-state second-team Support Shelter and at school. and all-Central 2B League first-team in Raul received a Voice of Democracy volleyball, and earned Sportsmanship scholarship. He plans to serve with Amerawards in volleyball and softball from the iCorps during the summer before attendWashington Interscholastic Activities ing Lower Columbia College, then transAssociation. ferring to the University of Washington to She is a member of 4-H and a Castle study math.

ahkiakum High School will hold its baccalaureate at 7 p.m. June 11 at the high school, 500 South Third St., Cathlamet. Commencement will take place at 7 p.m. June 13 at the high school. Tickets are required for floor seating. For details, call 360-795-3271.

is a four-time Student of the Month, and was named to the all-state and all-Central 2B League football teams. He is involved with 4-H activities, served as an assistant with Youth Adventure Programs, and has volunteered at the St. James Family Center. Dylan has served on the Cispus Camp Planning Committee and served as a camp counselor, and was a LINK Leader Mentor. Dylan plans to study creative writing at Western Washington University.

Top 5 percent The following students make up the top five percent of the graduating seniors:

Madison LaBerge, daughter of Pete and Patti LaBerge of Cathlamet, will graduate with a 3.76 grade-point average. Her high school activities include Key Club; Future Farmers of America; and lettering in volleyball, softball and cheerleading. Madison was named to the Central 2B League All-Academic Team three times each for volleyball and softball. She has served as an American Red Cross blood drive coordinator, a volunteer food bagger for CAP, and assisted with school bake sales and car washes. Madison received a scholarship from the Lower Columbia School Retirees Association. She plans to study pre-pharmacy at Eastern Oregon University.

Dylan Hansen, son of Eric Hansen and Elizabeth Hansen, both of Cathlamet, will graduate with a 3.81 grade-point average. His high school activities include Associated Student Body president and public relations manager; four-time class president; Future Farmers of America; Hugh Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brian Youth Leadership Ambassador; and lettering in football, wrestling and track. Dylan received the Masonic Junior Achievement award, and earned a Hugh Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brian Youth Leadership award. Dylan

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