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Centenial High School Karen Rubalcava 12th Grade Karen is the kind of person who demonstrates an ethical foundation all teachers, coaches and employees should hold. She's trusted by her peers and can be counted on for her honesty and sensitivity with any circumstance. She is open and listens to everyone and never judges. Sponsored By: DIGNITY HEALTH Centenial High School Elsie Woods 12th Grade An outstanding that Elsie demonstrates is her ability to work cooperatively with others, in both a capacity of leader and team player. She accepts either role willingly and dedicates her attention and energy to accomplish the task at hand. Sponsored By: DIGNITY HEALTH Lincoln Street School Michael Arellano 8th Grade Michael started at Lincoln Street School in the 3rd grade. He came in as a shy boy, timid and anxious. Over the past few years, he has come out of his shell. He has regularly attended clubs, school field trips and activities. His input in class discussions is meaningful and his witty sense of humor is refreshing. He has matured into a confident and capable young man, who enjoys learning about U.S. History and politics. He is not afraid of sharing his opinion and beliefs and he has done a fabulous job writing for the school newsletter. Sponsored By: DIGNITY HEALTH Lincoln Street School Sarah Hillaire 8th Grade Sarah is not only a bright and gifted student, but she is an amazing person as well. Gracious, honest and kind hearted, she is always quick to help others. Her wonderful imagination coupled with her avid reading has helped make her a great writer. She is currently writing her own novel. Learning comes very natural for Sarah, but she still chooses to put forth the extra effort and excels in all areas of academics. Sarah enjoys dance, helping with youth activities at her church, and spending time with her family. After high school, she plans to study Engineering. Sponsored By: DIGNITY HEALTH Lincoln Street School Samantha Miller 8th Grade Sammi has been enrolled at Lincoln Street School since kindergarten. Her supportive family has always encouraged her to join school activities, including weekly clubs, performances, field trips and hikes. Sammi is also active in her Church youth programs and recently won a medal at the Regional Assemblies of God Fine Arts Festival for a picture she took during the school Photography Club. Sammi impresses those around her as she grows into a confident young lady, happy to share her thoughts and opinions during class discussions. Sammi has a nurturing heart and is interested in doing missionary work overseas. Sponsored By: DIGNITY HEALTH Red Bluff High School William Yates 12th Grade William Yates plans on attending Brigham Young University to obtain a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He hopes to one day work for Tesla Motors. During high school William played tennis, and participated in CSF. He was also an Eagle Scout. Sponsored By: DIGNITY HEALTH OF DISTINCTION 2 015 HONORING MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADES 6-8 &HIGH SCHOOL GRADES 9-12 PLEASE ENJOY THE PRESENTATIONS HONORING LOCAL STUDENTS ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES! EACH OF THE FEATURED STUDENTS IS CONSIDERED A STANDOUT AMONG THEIR PEERS – IN ACADEMICS, STUDENT LEADERSHIP, SPORTS OR OTHER ACTIVITIES. STUDENTS WERE SELECTED FOR RECOGNITION BY THEIR SCHOOLS, AND THE SCHOOLS PROVIDED THE TEXT AND PHOTOS. The number of students from each school was determined by the approximate percentage of total Middle and High School students in Tehama County represented by each school. All schools in Tehama County with Middle and High school students were invited to participate. If you note that a school is not represented, it is because the school did not have any students in grades 6-12 or chose not to participate this year. Special thanks to the local businesses that joined the Daily News in sponsoring this special salute to Tehama County's "Students of Distinction." STUDENTS Raisingthebar, showing the way. THURSDAY, MAY 28, 2015 REDBLUFFDAILYNEWS.COM |EDUCATION | 1 C