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The following students were named to the Vista Preparatory Academy Honor Roll list for the sec- ond trimester of the 2014- 2015 school year. An aster- isk indicates the student earned a 4.0 grade point average. Byan Acree, Jacob Acree, Caylie Adams, Andre Agu- ilar*, Elian Aguilar, Pedro Aguilar, Sebastian Aguilar, Froylan Aguilar Tinoco, Andrew Allen, Timothy Al- len, Jesus Alvarez Chavez, Rilee Anderson, Jazmine Antolin, Maya Arellano, Macoy Arjona, Lucas Ar- vig*, Citlali Ascencio, Ma- rio Ascencio, Phillip As- ton, Kyla Austin, Evelyn Avalos, Jasmine Azevedo, Daisy Banda, Ryan Bare- more, Gracie Barnett, Yaj- aira Barragan, Yvette Bar- ragan*, Marisol Barragan Wears, Lucas Barriga*, Brandon Beebe, Evan Bell, Tessa Bell, Alyssa Belluo- mini Monda, Thomas Bel- luomini Monda, Delbert Bellus, Clayton Bennett*, Elyse Benson, Logan Ben- son, Joseph Bevill, Ana Birrueta, Brennen Blanco, Cheyanne Bland, Eli- jah Bliss, Destiny Bruner, Blake Burkhart, Heidi Cass, Yamilex Castillo Ca- loca, Deserae Castorena, Jared Castro, Yaire Ca- zares Torres, Alberto Ce- dillo Campos, Lily Celano, Damian Chavez, Michelle Cisneros Santana, Devin Clark, Alexandria Con- treras*, Makaylie Cook, Christopher Cooke, Han- nah Cope, Carla Correa, Miriam Cortez, Erin Coul- ter, Gabriel Crump, Daniel Culligan, Cameron Dalton, Emily Dancel, Gianni Dan- ielsen, Riley Daricek, Lach- lan Dean, Joel Dempsey, Ecco DeTavis, Salvador Diaz Garcia, Sarah Domin- guez*, Nicole Dougherty, Katie Lee Douglas*, Mad- elyn Drugovich*, Florence Dubray, Mariah Duer, Malinda Edwards, Dan- ika Emge, Garrett Epper- son, Deyanira Fausto, Itzel Favela Perez, Jacob Felici- ano, Angel Flores, Kevin Foster, Nathan Foster, Ce- sar Franco, Eva Freisheim, Brayden Gallino, Syman- tha Gallino, Abby Gan- tenbein*, Tanner Ganten- bein*, Terrin Garcia, Ma- ria De La Luz Garfia, Jozey Gieck, Lindsey Girard, Shea Gleason, Adan Gon- zales, Alexander Gonza- lez*, Paige Gorden*, Libby Gore*, Garrett Gould, Elysa Green*, Kiah Grid- ley, Garedlys Griego, Julius Griffin*, Jaiden Gritman, Marcus Guillen*, Gabriella Gutierrez, Kimberly Ham- block*, Shelby Hamblock, Halie Hankins, Nathan Hardwick, Saqouia Har- ris, Annika Hawthorne, Gabrielle Hayes, Lauren Heath, Emma Heimbuck Allaire*, Vanessa Held- stab*, Machelle Hernan- dez, Paloma Hernandez*, Yuritza Hernandez, Codee Hill, Duke Hinkle, Justin Hinkston*, Evan Hobbs, Logan Houchins, Bailey Hough, Devin Houghtby, Julia Hudson, Edward Hunt, Shantel Hurtado Ca- zares, Grace Hurton, Mer- cia Hurton, Haley Isak- sen, Ryan Ismail, Shernara Jackson, Michael Jack- son Jr., Jennifer Jacobo, D'Artagnan Jacobson, Hope James, Harley Jen- nings, Fernando Jimenez, Thalia Jimenez, Dylan Johnson*, Trevor Kain, Ashmeet Kaur*, Adam Kinner, Trevor Kinswor- thy, Ashlyn Larsen, An- dre Lee, Maci Lemke, Jo- nas Leslie, Matthew Les- lie, Brittney Levy, Corbin Lewis, Macy Lewis, Jared Lockett, Roy Lousiale, Sage Lozano, Daniel Luvian Aguilar, Jaime Machado*, Jayden Magana, Edgar Maldonado, Isaac Marrs, Alec Martin*, Trinity Mar- tin*, Hayden Massey, Jo- nah Mastaw, Heidi Mat- tar, Emily McAnany, Matilda McDaniel*, Julia McDonald, Logan Medel- lin, Sonya Medina, Javier Mejia*, Angelina Melton, Brisa Mendoza, Almaris Meza*, Hanna Michael, Jesse Miller, Adam Mills, Eddwin Mondragon Marti- nez*, Noelia Montoya, An- gelica Morales Ruiz, Ana- bell Morga, Selena Morga, Seth Moughan, Angel Mu- noz, Santos Munoz, Ale- jandro Muraira, Sierra Musa, Alyssa Nahinu, Bai- ley Nall, Caitlyn Nall, John Neese*, Jasmine Norris, Jo- seph Occhipinti, Marcella Padron Querini, Yahir Palmas, Joshua Parcher, Aaron Parker, Savanna Parker*, Isaac Partain*, Jay Patel, Jason Pauley, Anto- nio Perez, Dania Perez So- lis, Elias Perez Solis, Levi Pilgrim, Ian Poirson, Cait- lin Priest*, Kaitlyn Priest, Kevin Priest*, Logan Pry- atel, Casey Pryor*, Karli Rainwater, Julio Ramirez, Luis Ramos, Kevin Ramos Sanchez, Lane Raschke, Sarah Reinhard, Van- essa Reyes, Alexis Reyn- olds, Gustavo Rivera, An- nie Roberts*, Kelli Rob- ertson, Logan Robertson, Wesley Rocha, Aaron Ro- driguez, Nicole Rodri- guez Torres, Nicolas Ro- driquez, Anabelle Roman, Frank Roque Lopez, John Rosas, Chase Ross Mat- tingly, Isabel Ruiz*, Miza- yah Ruiz, Kayla Sain, Tim- othy Sain III*, Yvette San- chez, Magdaly Sandoval, Nadia Sandoval*, Valerie Sandoval*, Angel San- toya, Isabel Sarmanto, Pe- ter Sarmanto Jr., Victoria Schmidt, Alexandra Sen- zell*, Clyde Shaver, Abi- gail Shoop, Noah Skaggs*, Zackery Skaggs, Kaleb Skinner, Camerin Smith, Kelly Soto Arreola, Camie Stelling, Traven Stevens*, William Strider, Alan Strole, Anthony Strole, Megan Surber, William Swartz, Faith Tatro, Dil- lon Tharp, David Thom- men, Adian Torres, Emil- iano Torres Valdez, Wes- ley Tucker, Chamberlain Turnbow, Blake Tweedt*, Bryce Tweedt*, Maryssa Urias*, Frank Urrutia, Kayley Vaillette*, Tris- ton Vaillette, Luis Valen- cia, Isaac Valera, Miguel Valera*, Jordan Vazquez, Jillian Verges, Sydney Wade, Troy Wagner, Sa- vannah Wakeman, Lil- lian Walker, Jessica Wal- ters, Montana Warner*, Jagger Warren, Brendon Weik, Kaitlyn Welker, Franklin Weston, Tyler Wilburn, Elijah Williams, Jon Williams, Mykiah Willis Saucedo, Logan Wilson*, Ethan Winslow Bianchi, Alexis Wooden, Cloe Wooden, Hailey Young, Christy Zalesny*, Angie Zambrano, Jaque- line Zepeda. VISTAPREPARATORY Se co nd t ri me st er h on or r ol l an no un ce d COURTESY PHOTO TheDistrict4CaliforniaDairyPrincessAbaigealZuppantooktimeoutofhersched- ule April 15 to speak to the second and third grade students of Woodson Elementary about the dairy industry. Students participated in the game Dairy Jeopardy and learned about different kinds of milk and cheese, foods made with milk ingredients and healthful snacks. The students were excited as the Dairy Princess le them with parting gi s of rulers and activity books. WOODSON ELEMENTARY PRINCESS VISITS COURTESY PHOTO Lincoln Street School students prepared for Arbor Day during a presentation by Frank Barron of Crane Mills. Students learned about the history of Arbor Day along with how trees are processed at lumber mills. Sierra Pacific generously donated trees and activity books for the students. For more information, visit www.lincoln- streetschool.org. LINCOLN STREET ARBOR DAY MARKED REDDING Simpson Univer- sity for Seniors is offering two back-to-back courses for adults of any age, from May 1-27. The non-credit, no-homework classes, each lasting two weeks, are taught on Simpson's cam- pus by university professors and professionals in their field of expertise. Classes meet 10-11:40 a.m. on Mon- days, Wednesdays and Fri- days. The following courses are offered: SixFlags—The History of California from 1542 to 1945 This course covers the development of the 31st state from the Stone Age to the atomic age, from hunt- ing and gathering to aero- space. Discover the unprec- edented account of the rise of the Golden State from the first sighting by Juan Ca- brillo in 1542 to V-J Day in 1945. Presented by profes- sor Don Claspill. The class begins on Friday, May 1. Notorious Charismatic Leaders In the past several centu- ries, political leaders have appeared who have had a profound effect on their country, their people and the world. This charm that inspires radical devotion in others is identified as "charismatic." This course will identify the chief char- acteristics of a charismatic leader and then focus on the historical contexts that al- lowed men such as Napo- leon, Stalin, Hitler and Kim ll Sung to succeed—and fail. Presented by Maria Cham- berlin. The class begins on Friday, May 15. The cost is $95 per per- son, per course, or $145 for couples registering for the same course. Register on- line with a credit card at simpsonu.edu/seniorschool. For more information, call Glenn Schaefer at 226- 4146 or Dianne Mueller at 226-4758. SIMPSON University offers classes for seniors Girls Incorpo- rated of the North- ern Sacramento Val- ley has hired a new executive director, Kate O'Rorke. With 15 years of experience in fi- nance and real es- tate, a vision for growth and a pas- sion to improve the lives of local girls, O'Rorke is a perfect fit for Girls Inc. NSV. The Redding-based non- profit organization has pro- vided empowerment skills to girls in Shasta and Te- hama counties since 2006. Its programs teach girls me- dia literacy, economic liter- acy, leadership and community action, stress management, s e l f- d e f e n s e and healthy re- lationships. O'Rorke said Girls Inc.'s girl- focused programs and workshops resonate with her personally. "Having attended an all-girls high school, I saw firsthand the benefits of an environment where girls were free from the wor- ries of impressing or out- shining boys and were able to be themselves," she said. Former executive direc- tor Erika Wiechman is as- sisting in O'Rorke's transi- tion. Wiechman resigned in late February for fam- ily health reasons, Girls Inc. NSV Board President Kimberly Ross said. O'Rorke began work March 16, and leads two program directors and a staff of trained Girls Inc. facilitators. O'Rorke and her hus- band, Kevin, have two chil- dren and live in Redding. GIRLS INC. O' Ro rk e hi re d as e xe cu ti ve d ir ec to r O'Rorke COOK Keep yOur family safer frOm fOOd pOisOning Check your steps at foodsafety.gov dO yOu want that safe Or medium-safe? use a fOOd thermOmeter tO maKe sure yOu COOK raw meat and pOultry tO a BaCteria-Killing temperature. dO yOu want that safe Or medium-safe? Keep yOur family safer frOm fOOd pOisOning Check your steps at foodsafety.gov The Associated Press HONOLULU A pop star from the 1980s and '90s has been named presi- dent of an all-boys Catho- lic school in Honolulu. Glenn Medeiros will start his new job July 1, the St. Louis School board of trustees announced Wednesday. Medeiros' hit single, "Nothing's Gonna Change My Love for You," was released in 1987. In 1990, he recorded "She Ain't Worth It" with Bobby Brown. Medeiros has a bache- lor's degree in history and humanities from the Uni- versity of Hawaii's West Oahu campus, a master's degree in education from University of Phoenix and a doctorate degree in edu- cation from the University of Southern California. The board said it se- lected Medeiros after an extensive search, Hono- lulu news station KHON- TV reported. He's currently vice principal at Maryknoll High School in Honolulu. "I am humbled for the opportunity to work with the excellent staff and fac- ulty of St. Louis School as we strive to educate stu- dents in the Marianist philosophy, while develop- ing them to be outstanding young men in the commu- nity," he said. 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