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The following schol- arships and honors were presented May 10 at Red Bluff Union High School: SCHOLARSHIPS RedBluffHighSchoolCali- fornia Scholarship Federa- tion Sealbearers, Stefanie Brunello, Jeremy Cantrell, Grant Cottier, Tanner Durfee, Madeleine Eicholtz, Ceighlee Fennel, Katie Gal- lagher, Caitlyn Igarta, Judith Killam, Emilie Louisell, Jen- nifer Muto, Alyssa Shank, Christina Zumalt Red Bluff Rotary Club Schol- arship, $1,500, Zinnia Balken, Tymberlyn Bealer, Shelby Carver, Charles Croman, Joseph Dagen, Sean Derby, Ceighlee Fennel, Ryan Gam- boa, Kloie Hiemstra, Mitchell Sauve, Bryce Sinclair Red Bluff Rotary Club Wet- ter Memorial Scholarship, $1,500, Jeremy Cantrell Red Bluff Rotary Club Gene Penne Memorial Scholar- ship, $1,500, Richard Fryer Officer David F. Mobilio/PAL Scholarship, $500, Tanner Durfee, Katie Gallagher Jose Manuel Mackintosh Memorial/PAL Scholarship, $250, Guadalupe Villalobos Tehama County Deputy Sheriffs Association Scholarship, $500, Michael Houghtby, Tyler King Tehama County Peace Of- ficers Association Scholar- ship, $1,000, Ryan Gamboa Tom Kinner Memorial Schol- arship/Red Bluff Volunteer Fire Department, $1,000, Owen Swarthout Teisseire Memorial Scholar- ship, $200, Sean Stanley Sunrise Rotary Club Scholar- ship, $500, Mary Herrera Ra- mos, Alyssa Jackson, Saman- tha Madrigal, Rocky Rodriguez, $1,000, Casey Sisco Red Bluff Kiwanis Club Kiwanian of the Year Cody Marshall, $1,000, Rayanne Lockett, Emilie Louisell Red Bluff Elementary Edu- cators Association (RBEEA), $600, Madeleine Eicholtz, Katie Gallagher Jackson Heights Elementary School Scholarship, $250, Jaymi Carswell, Alexis Gar- cia, Evan Meagher Bidwell School Volunteers Scholarship (V.I.B.E.S), $500, Madeleine Eicholtz, Alyssa Shank Dr. William Gaines Memorial Scholarship, $1,000, Chris- tina Zumalt Presbyterian Church of Red Bluff, $2,000, Madeleine Eicholtz, John Foley Katherine Heeren Memorial Scholarship, $400, Carley Clement, $600, Caitlyn Igarta Tehama County Farm Bu- reau, $200, Benjamin Crain Umpqua Bank, $500, Daniel Ubaldo Dean and Anne Healey Me- morial Scholarship, $500, Casey Sisco Daniel Mitchell Memorial Scholarship, $200, Angela Bobadilla, Antionette Jordan Cory Adam Bagshaw Memo- rial Scholarship, $300, Carlos Rivera, Miranda Toppeto Skylar Garret Garcia Memo- rial Scholarship, $500, Ryan Gamboa, $1,000, Tanner Durfee, Top of the State Golf Scholarship, $1,200, Tan- ner Durfee, Emilie Louisell, Autumn Poole Bill and Margaret Owens Memorial, $500, Tymberlyn Bealer Eric Micke Memorial Scholarship, $1,000, Owen Swarthout Sierra Pacific Foundation Scholarship, TBD, Sage McNeil, Carlos RiveraRocky, Rodriguez Red Bluff Garden Club, Inc./ Lorna Bonham Memorial, $1,500, Michaela Black Tehama County Association of Realtors, $500, Caitlyn Igarta, Jacob Samuelson Brookdale Red Bluff Schol- arship, $500, Ashley Owens BloodSource College Schol- arship, $750, Caitlyn Igarta, Emilie Louisell Vesper Masonic Lodge Schol- arship, $2,000, Kaylie Capps, Samantha Dunn, Ceighlee Fennel, Ryan Gamboa. Caitlyn Igarta. Rayanne Lockett. Vir- ginia Shaffer. Daniel Ubaldo, Christina Zumalt Carl C. Havener Memorial Scholarship, $1,000, Ryan Gamboa Braden Schoelen Memorial Scholarship, $500, Joseph Dagen, Emily Wise Tehama County Democratic Central Committee Scholar- ship, $500, Rayanne Lockett Dairyville Community Club Inc. Scholarship, $1,000, Charles Croman, Cynthia Gonzalez, $2,000, Jeremy Cantrell, Benjamin Crain, Ceighlee Fennel, Kloie Hiemstra Konor Fleharty Memo- rial Basketball Schol- arship, $100, Ryan Henderson,Joseph Knight, Lane Pritchard, Bryce Sin- clair, $10,000, Sage McNeil Tehama Charter of the Association of California School Administrators, $250, Tessa Burch, Grant Cottier, Caitlyn Igarta Association of California School Administrators Region I, $750, Zane Kittle, $1,000, Grant Cottier Native Daughters of the Golden West, $300, Kaylie Capps Antelope School District Community Scholarship, $500, Grant Cottier, Haley Isaacson, $750, Judith Killam, $1,000, Stefanie Brunello, Caitlyn Igarta Elks Most Valuable Stu- dent Award, $250, Tanner Durfee, Emilie Louisell, Jacob Samuelson, $500, Grant Cottier, Haley Isaa- cson, Elks National Foundation Award, $800, Grant Cottier Kelly Moravec Academic Encouragement Scholarship, $500, Tanner Durfee Class of 1957, $1,000, Karla Nowicki Beta Lambda Chapter of DKG/ Lorna Bonham Memo- rial Scholarship, $500, Jen- nifer Muto Red Bluff High School CSEA #354, $250, Dylan Weir. Hailie Willey Red Bluff Union High School Faculty Association, $500, Regan Barrow, Tanner Durfee, Bryce Sinclair Our Little House Alumni Scholarship, $100, Regan Barrow Christopher Willard Memo- rial Scholarship, $450, Brenda Angel Bogarin Corning Elementary School Faculty Association, $500, Ryan Gamboa Evergreen Federation of Teachers Scholarship, $250, Katie Gallagher, Christina Zumalt McConnell Foundation Scholars Award, $30,000, Samantha Dunn, Rayanne Lockett Dudley Long Memorial Agri- culture Scholarship, $1,000, Michaela Black Mt. Lassen Trout Schol- arship, $1,000, Hunter Latham Investment Scholarship, $250, Julia Liebert Red Bluff High School Coun- seling Center Scholarship, $300, Judith Killam Red Bluff High School Key Club, $250, Caitlyn Igarta, Emilie Louisell Jack and Elaine Owens Memorial Scholarship, $100, Kaylie Capps Sgt. Martin Ross Memorial Scholarship, $275, Alexis Aguirre Jack Little Memorial Scholarship, $2,000, Kaylie Capps Marvin Pogue Memorial Nursing Scholarship, $500, Caitlyn Igarta Elmore Pharmacy Scholar- ship, $500, Katie Gallagher Pauline McCullagh Memorial Scholarship, $1,000, Grant Cottier Spartan Centennial Scholar- ship, $250, Kaylie Capps, Hailie Willey Leanne S. Hawken First Generation College Student Scholarship, $500, Saman- tha Dunn Allan Thomas Spencer Me- morial Scholarship, $1,000, Rain Garcia Mabel Campbell Memorial Scholarship, $500, Alyssa Jackson Don Mason "Iron Kettle" Memorial Scholarship, $500, Miranda Toppeto, $1,000, Zane Kittle Soroptimist International, $500, Samantha Dunn, Ceighlee Fennel, Katie Gal- lagher Jack and Marion Jones Me- morial Agriculture Scholar- ship, $300, Michaela Black George Growney Jr. Memo- rial/ Red Bluff Junior Round- Up Scholarship, $500, Judith Killam Paul Redden Memorial Scholarship, $500, Sean Stanley Percy Avilla Memorial Scholarship, $100, Charles Croman Class of 1960, $500, Olivia Maennche Leland Davis Memorial Scholarship, $500, Katie Conner Community Scholarship, $500, Carley Clement, Brandy Moen, Rayanne Lockett George & Sydney Lindauer Agricultural Scholarship, $1,000, Tymberlyn Bealer, Jeremy Cantrell, Ceighlee Fennel Metteer Elementary School Scholarship, $200, Alexis Aguirre, Michaela Black Red Bluff High School Grier Honor Awards, $75, Michaela Black, Ceighlee Fennel, Kloie Hiemstra, Samantha Madrigal, Casey Sisco, Samuel Story Student Government Top Leader, $300, Brittany Botell John Lyon Reid Memo- rial Scholarship, $500, Mary Herrera Ramos, Evan Meagher Nancy Serr Creative Arts Scholarship, $1,000, Grant Cottier Charles Burch Mathematics Scholarship, $750, Haley Isaacson Red Bluff Moose Family Center #2002Scholarship, $200, Mark Criss, Saman- tha Madrigal Toshiaki "Tosh" Mitome Me- morial Scholarship, $250, Katie Gallagher, Angelo Trevino Lassen Medical, Harve Jourdan MD Scholarship, $1,000, Caitlyn Igarta William C. Dale and Marjorie M. Dale Scholarship (4year renewable — amounts vary), $800, Brittany Botell, Jo- esph Dagen, Richard Fryer, Kloie Hiemstra, Michael Houghtby, Payten McKerras, $1,000, Jeremy Cantrell, Samantha Dunn, Tan- ner Durfee, Karla Nowicki, Mitchell Sauve, $2,000, Stefanie Brunello, Grant Cottier, Madeleine Eicholtz, Georgia Epperson, Ceighlee Fennell, Katie Gallagher, Caitlyn Igar- ta, Haley Isaacson, Judith Killam, Emilie Louisell, Evan Meagher, Jennifer Muto, Nicole Renfroe, Melinda Rudnick, Jacob Samuelson, Alyssa Shank, Emily Wise, Christina Zumalt. ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS Greater Sacramento So ball Association, $500, Colo- rado School of Mines Merit Scholarship, $48,000, Ste- fanie Brunello Johns Manville Scholarship Fund, $2,000, University of Denver Lamont School of Music, $80,000, Grant Cottier Sierra Central Credit Union Scholarship, $1,000, Sa- mantha Dunn National Wild Turkey Fed- eration Scholarship, $1,500, Tanner Durfee University of Portland Presidential Scholarship, $68,000, Caitlyn Igarta California-Hawaii Elks Scholarship, $800, Hum- boldt State Barlow Music Scholarship, $1,000, Haley Isaacson Cal Poly's College of Science and Mathematics William L. Frost Scholarship, $80,000, Judith Killam University of Portland Presidential Scholarship, $68,000, Emilie Louisell Whetworth University Di- versity Scholarship, $2,000, Tiffany Paz George Fox Univer- sity Scholarship, $4,000, George Fox University Presi- dential Award, $68,000, Jacob Samuelson CSU Chico Music, Theatre & Education, $2,000, Dono- van Turley. GRADUATION WITH DISTINCTION AND HONOR PLAQUES Stefanie Brunello Grant Cottier, Madeleine Eicholtz, Georgia Epperson, Ceighlee Fennel, Katie Gallagher, Mi- chaela Hamill, Caitlyn Igarta, Haley Isaacson, Judith Killam, Emilie Louisell, Evan Meagher, Jennifer Muto, Nicole Renfroe, Melinda Rudnick, Jacob Samuelson, Alyssa Shank, Emily Wise, Christina Zumault. HONORS RedBluffUnionHighSchoolscholarshipsandawardspresented Shasta College an- nounces its 66th Annual Commencement ceremony which will take place, 7 p.m. Friday, May 20, in the Me- morial Stadium — football field. To date, there are 885 applications for diplomas, 190 applications for certif- icates, and approximately 495 confirmed participants in the commencement cer- emony. Dr. Helen Benjamin, Chancellor of the Contra Costa Community College District, is this year's com- mencement speaker. Dr. Benjamin is in her eleventh year as Chancellor of the Contra Costa Community College District (District). Dr. Benjamin has a Bache- lor's degree in English and Spanish from Bishop Col- lege in Texas where she graduated magna cum laude, and earned her mas- ter's and doctoral degrees from Texas Woman's Uni- versity in Denton, Texas. She has never lost sight of her roots as a teacher, hav- ing taught high school Eng- lish in the Dallas Indepen- dent School District, and looks for opportunities to turn challenges into teach- able moments. Dr. Benjamin is a board member of the Kennedy- King Scholarship Memorial College Scholarship Fund, a county-wide effort to pro- vide District students fi- nancial support to continue their educational goals at a four-year or graduate insti- tution. We congratulate all of our graduates and cer- tificate recipients on this outstanding educational achievement. REDDING Shasta College's 66th annual commencement set for May 20 The public is invited to attend the Old Time Coun- try Fair, 4-8 p.m. Saturday, June 11 at Ridgeway Park, hosted by Whittenberg Country School, a small, private, K-8 school located west of Red Bluff. The school is near Ridge- way Park, which it uses for various events through- out the year. The Old Time Country Fair is next major schooleventatthepark.The OTCF will have midway- type foods, carnival-style games, live music, farm an- imals, and informational and vendor booths. Admis- sion is free and game tick- ets are just 10 cents each. The Old Time Country Fair is one of three major fun- draisers that WCS holds at Ridgeway Park each year. Whittenberg is currently in its regular enrollment pe- riod, and the school will be holding two informational meetings in the next few weeks, for families inter- ested in possibly enrolling their children for the fall. The first meeting will be from 6-7 p.m. Wednesday, May 18, at Ridgeway Park, and the second meeting will be 6-7 p.m. Thursday, May 26 at the school. For more information on the meeting or the school, check out whittenberg- countryschool.org or face- book.com/whittenberg- countryschool, or email the school at whittenbergcoun- tryschool@gmail.com, or call WCS at 526-0866. WHITTENBERG Old Time Country Fair, informational meetings planned (530) 529-1220 100 Jackson St. Red Bluff UnlimitedTanning $ 25 .00 only MAY Tanning Special! TheDailyNewswill feature a special section of photos and write-ups on over 90 "StudentsofDistinction" from middle and high schools across the county. This project has been created in cooperation with the Tehama County Department of Education. Selections of students featured will be made by schools and Teachers. The supplement will be published as a special section of the newspaper and as a digital page-turn online edition on www.redbluffdailynews.com through May of 2017! To sponsor a student's photo and accomplishments is just $59 for 1 sponsorship and $55 each for multiples. Local businesses, professionals, educators, local citizens: All are welcome to support Tehama County's most accomplished students, and demonstrate support of local education in the process. Sponsor Deadline: Friday, May 20 Sponsors will be identified in a 3" tall by 1 column wide space at the bottom of each student salute. This special will appear in the full run of the Daily News on Thursday, May 26, 2016 Daily News advertising representatatives can help you decide what to say. Limited opportunity to support students from individual schools. 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