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ACHIEVEMENT! Ashley Atkins Camas High School ACHIEVEMENT! is sponsored by Watercare Industrial Services, Inc. PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL BOILER AND COOLING WATER SYSTEMS Washington, Oregon, California • (360) 835-7284 Camas High School senior Ashley Atkins is one of those people who hold the world to- gether with their conviction and tenacity. One of her teachers states that she listens with courtesy, takes a lively interest in the world around her and uses reason rather than emo- tion to arrive at positions on issues. Once she has made up her mind, though, she is con- vinced and very convincing. Her intelligence and self-confidence make her a natural lead- er, and she excels at using resources and per- suasion to problem-solve. She is also a DECA officer and qualified for state DECA competi- tion. She helps in the Lunch Box when need- ed and has been a great mentor to younger students. Thanks Ashley! WTRIND-m-3-27-12-rop Join us! Clark County Spring Luncheon hosted by New Seasons Market Thursday, April 12, 2012 11:30 a.m. at the Vancouver Hilton Contact Tearesa Hasselman at [email protected] or 866.788.6325. FeedSeniors.org This is a non-ticketed fundraising event. A donation appeal will be made during the luncheon. Presenting Sponsors Cost $350 Dan Black Owner/Operator 360-975-2799 www.topgeardriversed.com April Class Begins 4/16/12, 6 to 8 pm Mon & Wed Parent Meeting 4/14/12 at 10 am TOPGER-f-3-20-12-rop CONCEAL CARRY PERMIT CLASS Oregon- Washington-Utah Feb. 4th Noon and 5 pm Best Western: 1419 W Main St., Battle Ground Utah/OR/WA: $80.00 or Oregon only: $45 shauncurtain.com ~ [email protected] 360-921-2071 Friday, March 30 1 pm or 6 pm Best Western: 121 S. 2nd St., Washougal — Camas-Washougal, WA Post-Record B4 Tuesday, March 27, 2012 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Weekday 1 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black TUESDAY B4 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black TUESDAY B4 S CHOOLS O N YOUR MARK , GET SET , GO ! DANIELLE FROST/POST-RECORD Kindergarten students at Grass Valley Elementary in Camas take off from the starting line at the school’s fun run Friday. The event was sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association, with all proceeds going toward the arts. The event raised approximately $8,500. Camas student earns his Eagle honors Duncan Stuart recognized in recent ceremony D uncan Stuart of Camas has earned his Eagle Scout award, the highest honor the Boy Scouts of America of- fers. He was hon- ored in a cer- emony on Sun- day, March 18 at Columbia Presbyterian Church in Van- couver. He is a member of Boy Scout Troop 565 of Cam- as, and one of approxi- mately 5 percent of all scouts who earn Eagle Scout ranking, accord- ing to Scoutmaster Steve Andros. Each candidate must earn 21 merit badges and successfully complete a community or church- related project. For his project, Stu- art removed an old brick chimney at St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church in Washougal. He also sta- bilized and patched the inner walls in preparation for new outer paneling to be installed. These improve- ments helped keep water from leaking into the church. Stuart is a member of Columbia Presbyterian Church and is active in the Camas-Washougal Rockets soccer team. He is a senior at Cam- as High School, and the son of Robert and Geri Stuart. Duncan Stuart Cape Horn-Skye announces Super Citizens Several students were selected as “Super Citi- zens” at Cape Horn-Skye Elementary School for the month of February. They include the follow- ing students: Kindergarten, citizenship Kayla Harvey, Da- mon Hughes, Jack Jones, Brayden Kassel, Keagan Payne and Mara Newcom- er. First- through fifth-grade, reading and language arts First-grade: Alyssa Harness, Brooke McNealy, Jayden mcGrath and Shy- lah Pratt, Hailey Smith, Lance Wall, Ted Domurat and Landyn Brown. First and second grade blend: Xavier Womelsdorf, Alex Holden, Ava Baumgartner and Nick Hoorn. Second grade: Abigail Wall, Harrison Tanner, Jaiden Bea, Ashley King, Gavin Keyser, Hannah Holland, Alexis Perry, Ju- lianne Baker and Alexan- dria LaCorte. Third-grade: Emma Ellard, Eliza Evensen, Shane Gola, Denny O’Harra, Anna Mason, Maddox Edwards, Char- lotte Baker, Michael Peck and Kyana Yun. Third- and fourth- grade blend: Hadley Warta, Katie Mcneil, Shayla Womelsdorf, Eli Mitchell-Hopmeier and Zeke Mitchell-Hopmeier. Fourth-grade: Aria Yang, Bailee Forsberg, Jed Wills, Simon Krasnogo- rov, Jenny Mariscal, Eric Brown, Judson Mansfield, Conrad Jones, Dylan Da- vis, Jake Glaeser and Ty- ler Johnston. Fourth-fifth grade blend: Sage Blackwell, Myla Grant, Sam Shiluk and Chris Lott. Fifth-grade: Tyler Drake, Julia Kirkham and Sarah Oster. Local woman featured in WSU art show Kathi Rick of Camas will be one of the artists fea- tured in Washington State University Vancouver’s “LOUD and Clear” exhib- it. It includes a month-long showing beginning Friday, April 6. It is a collaboration between WSU Vancouver’s creative media & digital culture program and the North Bank Artists Gal- lery. Along with art, visitors to the gallery will see vid- eos, 3D animation, video and sound installations, and radio art by Rick and others. A launch party will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 6. The exhibit and other performances will take place throughout the rest of the month. For details, visit www. northbankartshow.word- press.com. The North Bank Artists Gallery is located at 1005 Main St., Vancouver. Camas students earn dean’s list honors Several local students were named to the Seattle Pacific University autumn quarter dean’s list. To be named to the list, students must earn at least a 3.5 GPA and complete 12 grad- ed credits. They include: Olivia Christine Clements, Mar- tin Jensen Horn, Jason David Jay, Natalie Skye Longley, Rachel Elizabeth Stenberg and William Gale VanCuren, all of Camas. Cole named to dean’s list Athena Cole of Camas has been named to the dean’s list at Cornell Uni- versity for the fall 2011 se- mester. She was awarded with “excellence in scholarship” for the college of arts and sciences. Local student graduates from Concordia Molly Sien of Camas has earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Concordia University. She graduated in De- cember 2011. SCHOOL NOTES Your Community Newspaper! To Subscribe, call 834-2141
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Cole named to dean’s list achievement! is sponsored by Watercare Industrial Services, Inc. Cost $350 Dan Black Owner/Operator 360-975-2799 www.topgeardriversed.com 360-921-2071 11:30 a.m. at the Vancouver Hilton Duncan Stuart recognized in recent ceremony Camas High School Cyan Magenta Yellow Black TUESDAY B4 CONCEAL CARRY PERMIT CLASS Oregon- Washington-Utah Payne and Mara Newcom- er. Kindergarten, citizenship First- through fth-grade, reading and language arts Presenting Sponsors
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achievement!
Ashley AtkinsCamas High School
achievement! is sponsored byWatercare Industrial Services, Inc.PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT OF INDUSTRIAL
BOILER AND COOLING WATER SYSTEMSWashington, Oregon, California • (360) 835-7284
Camas High School senior Ashley Atkins is one of those people who hold the world to-gether with their conviction and tenacity. One of her teachers states that she listens with courtesy, takes a lively interest in the world around her and uses reason rather than emo-tion to arrive at positions on issues. Once she has made up her mind, though, she is con-vinced and very convincing. Her intelligence and self-confidence make her a natural lead-er, and she excels at using resources and per-suasion to problem-solve. She is also a DECA officer and qualified for state DECA competi-tion. She helps in the Lunch Box when need-ed and has been a great mentor to younger students. Thanks Ashley!
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Join us!
Clark County Spring Luncheon hosted by New Seasons Market Thursday, April 12, 201211:30 a.m. at the Vancouver Hilton Join us!
Contact Tearesa Hasselman at [email protected] or 866.788.6325. FeedSeniors.orgThis is a non-ticketed fundraising event. A donation appeal will be made during the luncheon.
Presenting Sponsors
Cost $350Dan Black Owner/Operator
360-975-2799 www.topgeardriversed.com
April Class Begins4/16/12, 6 to 8 pm Mon & WedParent Meeting 4/14/12 at 10 am
TOPGER-f-3-20-12-rop
CONCEAL CARRYPERMIT CLASS
Oregon-Washington-UtahFeb. 4th
Noon and 5 pmBest Western: 1419 W Main St., Battle Ground
Utah/OR/WA: $80.00 or Oregon only: $45shauncurtain.com ~ [email protected]
360-921-2071
Friday, March 301 pm or 6 pm
Best Western: 121 S. 2nd St., Washougal
— Camas-Washougal, WA Post-Record B4 Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Weekday 1Cyan Magenta Yellow Black TUESDAY B4
Cyan Magenta Yellow Black TUESDAY B4
SCHOOLSON YOUR MARK, GET SET, GO!
DANIELLE FROST/POST-RECORD
Kindergarten students at Grass Valley Elementary in Camas take off from the starting line at the school’s fun run Friday. The event was sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association, with all proceeds going toward the arts. The event raised approximately $8,500.
Camas student earns his Eagle honorsDuncan Stuart recognized in recent ceremony
Duncan Stuart of Camas has earned
his Eagle Scout award, the highest honor the Boy Scouts of America of-fers.
He was hon-ored in a cer-emony on Sun-day, March 18 at Columbia P resby ter ian Church in Van-couver.
He is a member of Boy Scout Troop 565 of Cam-as, and one of approxi-mately 5 percent of all scouts who earn Eagle Scout ranking, accord-ing to Scoutmaster Steve Andros.
Each candidate must
earn 21 merit badges and successfully complete a community or church-related project.
For his project, Stu-art removed an old brick chimney at St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church in
Washougal. He also sta-
bilized and patched the inner walls in prepa rat ion for new outer paneling to be installed. These improve-ments helped
keep water from leaking into the
church. Stuart is a member of
Columbia Presbyterian Church and is active in the Camas-Washougal Rockets soccer team.
He is a senior at Cam-as High School, and the son of Robert and Geri Stuart.
Duncan Stuart
Cape Horn-Skye announces Super Citizens
Several students were selected as “Super Citi-zens” at Cape Horn-Skye Elementary School for the
month of February. They include the follow-
ing students:
Kindergarten, citizenship
Kayla Harvey, Da-mon Hughes, Jack Jones, Brayden Kassel, Keagan
Payne and Mara Newcom-er.
First- through � fth-grade, reading and
language artsFirst-grade: Alyssa
Harness, Brooke McNealy, Jayden mcGrath and Shy-lah Pratt, Hailey Smith, Lance Wall, Ted Domurat and Landyn Brown.
First and second grade blend: Xavier Womelsdorf, Alex Holden, Ava Baumgartner and Nick Hoorn.
Second grade: Abigail Wall, Harrison Tanner, Jaiden Bea, Ashley King, Gavin Keyser, Hannah Holland, Alexis Perry, Ju-lianne Baker and Alexan-dria LaCorte.
Third-grade: Emma Ellard, Eliza Evensen, Shane Gola, Denny O’Harra, Anna Mason, Maddox Edwards, Char-lotte Baker, Michael Peck and Kyana Yun.
Third- and fourth-grade blend: Hadley Warta, Katie Mcneil,
Shayla Womelsdorf, Eli Mitchell-Hopmeier and Zeke Mitchell-Hopmeier.
Fourth-grade: Aria Yang, Bailee Forsberg, Jed Wills, Simon Krasnogo-rov, Jenny Mariscal, Eric Brown, Judson Mans� eld, Conrad Jones, Dylan Da-vis, Jake Glaeser and Ty-ler Johnston.
Fourth-� fth grade blend: Sage Blackwell, Myla Grant, Sam Shiluk and Chris Lott.
Fifth-grade: Tyler Drake, Julia Kirkham and Sarah Oster.
Local woman featured in WSU art show
Kathi Rick of Camas will be one of the artists fea-tured in Washington State University Vancouver’s “LOUD and Clear” exhib-it. It includes a month-long showing beginning Friday, April 6. It is a collaboration between WSU Vancouver’s creative media & digital culture program and the
North Bank Artists Gal-lery.
Along with art, visitors to the gallery will see vid-eos, 3D animation, video and sound installations, and radio art by Rick and others.
A launch party will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 6.
The exhibit and other performances will take place throughout the rest of the month.
For details, visit www.northbankartshow.word-press.com.
The North Bank Artists Gallery is located at 1005 Main St., Vancouver.
Camas students earn dean’s list honors
Several local students were named to the Seattle Paci� c University autumn quarter dean’s list. To be named to the list, students must earn at least a 3.5 GPA and complete 12 grad-ed credits.
They include: Olivia Christine Clements, Mar-tin Jensen Horn, Jason David Jay, Natalie Skye Longley, Rachel Elizabeth Stenberg and William Gale VanCuren, all of Camas.
Cole named to dean’s list
Athena Cole of Camas has been named to the dean’s list at Cornell Uni-versity for the fall 2011 se-mester.
She was awarded with “excellence in scholarship” for the college of arts and sciences.
Local student graduates from Concordia
Molly Sien of Camas has earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Concordia University.
She graduated in De-cember 2011.
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