February 10, 2021 Issue, Page 10 of 10

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10 February 10, 2021 Community Area SWOSU students complete degrees Elk City Korbin Perkey, Communi- Joshua Kyle Price, Inter- ences Secondary Education, Corn Bible Academy Brick Makenzie Hickman, El- cation Arts, Bachelor of Arts; disciplinary Studies, Bachelor Master of Edu in Edu Janice Koch, Business Charles Brooks, Organiza- ementary Education, Bachelor Lacey Jordan, Business of Arts Administration, Master of tional Leadership, Bachelor of of Science in Edu; Administration, Master of Cheyenne Business Administration; Science; Laci Oldenburg-Lane, Business Administration; Merritt Samuel Broadwater Engi- Katrina Watkins, Market- Heidi Brown, Nursing, Finance, Bachelor of Business McKenna Cox, Health Jordyn Rihey, Pharma- neering Technology, Bachelor ing, Bachelor of Business master of Science in Nursing Administration; Science, Bachelor of Applied ceutical Sciences, Bachelor of of Science; Administration; Tiffany Otto, General Busi- Science; Science; Tosha Estrada, Manage- Kelsey Wall, Business Leedey ness, Associate in Science; Sicily McAbee, Manage- Jordyn Richey, Pharmacy, ment, Bachelor of Business Administration, Master of Chantelle Kauk, Interdis- Brittany Nicole Ruiz, ment, Master of Science; Doctor of Pharmacy Administration Business Administration ciplinary Studies, Bachelor of General Business, Associate in ‘Stephen Mosqueda, Arts; Science; General Studies, Associate of Sayre Bailey Kennemer, Health Science; Hunter Hines, Biological Sciences, Bachelor of Science; Devyn Metcalf, Psychol- ogy, Bachelor of Science; Whitney Kleinpeter, Music Sciences, Bachelor of Science; Performance-Voice, Bachelor of Music Sierra Foreman, General Business, Associate in Science Hutch’s C-Store employees and Drew Anderson, Health customers help rescue Christmas Zachery Stamm, Health and Physical Education, Bach- and Physical Education, Bach- Burns Flat - Dill City elor of Science in Edu; elor of Science in Edu; Jordan Ayers, Social Sci- for the most vulnerable SWOSU reminds high school was the 10th anniversary of Oklahoma City - 2020 the partnership between The become a holiday tradition that we look forward to. I think it helps remind us and our day to day lives, and many struggling to do so, this gift will make an impact long into Salvation Army and Hutchin- our employees daily what this seniors about enrollment 2021 for our neighbors in son Oil/Hutch’s C-Stores! season is really about and that need,” states Doug Goetzinger, ‘The Salvation Army is so very is giving back. Thank you to Divisional Development Direc- grateful for such a longstand- all our employees and custom- tor for the Arkansas-Oklaho- and orientation ing relationship. A very gener- ers for being so generous.” ous donation from Hutchin- son Oil/Hutch’s C-Stores Linda Hutchinson With the Hutchin- ma Salvation Army. About The Salvation Army: Registration for Southwestern Oklahoma Twitter: @swosunso. was recently received to help son’s matching donation, The Salvation Army, an State University enrollment and orientation is Students can tour the SWOSU campus by support the most vulnerable $21,946.22 has been donated evangelical part ofthe universal underway for high school students who plan to setting up an appointment with the Admis- across Western, Southwestern, to The Salvation Army on be- Christian church established in attend SWOSU this fall. and Northwestern Oklahoma half of C-Store customers and 1865, has been supporting those sions & Recruitment Office at 580.774.3782. and Kansas. With 2020 having employees. ‘The contribution in need in His name without New Student Orientation (NSO) will take place virtually in 2021 but the university plans SWOSU is providing campus tour/info sessions beena year of so many chal- helps bring hope to the hope- discrimination for 130 years in to continue on-campus classes this fall. by reservation only on Mondays, Wednesdays lenges, The Salvation Army less, food for the hungry, and the United States. Nearly 30 mil- All incoming freshmen students must go and Fridays at 10:30 a.m. and Tuesdays and wants to thank everyone who so much more in the coun- lion Americans receive assistance through NSO to enroll in Fall 2021 classes. ‘Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. Visits include an admis- helped to Rescue Christmas ties where Hutch’s C-Stores from The Salvation Army each in 2020 with unprecedented are located. Hutch’s C-Stores year through the broadest array Visit the NSO link on the SWOSU website for sions presentation and a walk around campus. generosity. located in Altus, Clinton, Elk of social services that range from more info: http://share.swosu.edu/NSOOver- ‘The office can also arrange for a conversation Like the past, Hutch’s loyal City, Enid, Hammon, Sayre, providing food for the hungry, re- view with a department if the student has their customers could donate at Watonga, Weatherford and lief for disaster victims, assistance Taler Alexander, assistant director of each location from Thanksgiv- enrollment management, said new students major already selected. Woodward, Oklahoma as well for the disabled, outreach to the High school seniors should plan to be ing thru the end of the year. as Liberal, Kansas participated elderly and ill, lothing and shelter are also encouraged to follow the NSO social admitted to SWOSU by March1 if they want to ‘This year, a new giving option in the campaign. to the homeless and opportuni- media accounts: Facebook: SWOSU New Stu- was provided which allowed “We are so grateful to ties for underprivileged children. dent Orientation; Instagram: @swosunso; and be fully considered for academic scholarships. customers to donate incre- Hutchinson Oil, Hutch’s 82 cents ofevery dollar spent is ments of $1 to The Salvation C-Stores and customers for used to carry out those services in Army at the cash register. their support of The Salva- 5,000 communities nationwide. Merritt High School ‘The program was beyond tion Army. With fundraising For more information, go to wwrw. successful and surpassed the concerns this past Christmas salvationarmyusa.org. goals which were set for each season due to the devastat- store. ‘The Salvation Army is ing effects of the COVID-19 About Hutch’s C-Store and very grateful to everyone who pandemic, The Salvation Hutchinson Oil: Hutchinson honor rolls donated to help make a differ- Army asked our partners and Oil Company not only oper- ence in their communities. community members to help ates Hutch’s Convenience stores “Our family and employ- us Rescue Christmas. Hutch’s but has also been a provider of Ast semester Stehr, Chloe Stout, Gerra Joshua Harris, Addison Har- ees, as well as our customers, really came to the rescue with wholesale fuel either by transport really stepped up this year to their donation and it allows us loads or smaller bobtail deliveries 2020-21 ‘Tomberlin, Matthew Walkup, man, Tasiah Hartman, Samuel make this campaign a success. to continue to meet the most for over 40 years. Services are Emma Wells, Jose Zamora Henthorn, Riley Herndon, I think all of us recognized need by Doing the Most Good provided to other dealer locations, Superintendent's Richard Principal's Tyler Adams, Kenleigh Jay, Raiden Jones, that more families were in in the communities we serve. oil field companies, farmers, gov- Aldridge, Breegan Barnett, Anthony Arizpe, Countri Blan- Hagen Justus, Casen Kauk, need this year and wanted We are so grateful for their ernment entities and numerous Ainsley Brewer, Coy Bullard, kenship, Peytyn Broadbent, Cadence Krueger, Isabella tohelp. We've been putting partnership and donation! other entities. Hutch’s is a family- Enrique Dornon, Nicholas Corbin Brown, Gloria Bustos, Laird, Caden McGilbert, Leo- these kettles out in our stores With so many having to think owned company that has been in Dornon, Jack Edler, Taylor Devin Carey, Case Carlson, nel Parra, Liliana Patlan, Mor- now for ten years, and it has of doing things differently in business since 1969. Ford, Jolea Gilbert, Kaden Coy Carnes, Zach Carr, Sarah gan Pittman, Dayli Pollard, Harrel, Riely Hartman, Jillian Cobb, Caleb Compton, Andrew Kylie Powers, Braden Puckett, Henthorn, Camila Hernan- Contreras, Matthew Cook, Jenny Quisenberry, Makinly dez, Travis King, Jocelyn Kos, Memphis Cordell, Raydon Trey Kowing, Kellen Lamar, Cordell, Aspen Criswell, Raulston, Bailey Ray, Olivia Dawson Michel, Merrick Paige, Jayden Darling, Danielle Reynolds, Madison Robinson, Jamie Peffer, Madison Pitt- Dobbins, William Dyer, Payten Kenya Sanchez, Mia Shepard, man, Ella Porter, Blayne Price, Fite, Mos Flowers, Raegon Ashlee Sosa, Brittney Stone, Lilyan Rangel, Jancy Rippetoe, Ford, Lexie Frazier, Layton Jason Tarver, Dailee Taylor, Trey Shepard, Kandice Simp- Freas, Steven Fuentes, Rylan Sean Thomas, Brinlee William- son, Dilpreet Singh, Christian Givens, Angela Gomez, Si- son, Brianna Wright, Christo- Skelton, Coby Skelton, Kiera erra Graham, Caitlyn Harris, pher Zerbe, Rylee Zimms Merritt 7th/8th grade honor rolls 1ST Semester Addison Carnes, Hailey Anthony McGruder, Embree 2020-21 Chervenka, Rhiannon Clark, McGuire, Adilyn Morrow, Alex Abbigail Contreras, Savanah Orgain, Kolton Porter, Lawson SUPERINTENDENT Craig, Caelan Dunbar, Mi- Samuel Brewer, Jude Cal- chael Fannin, Talan Frazier, Simpson, Ryker Simpson, laway, Hudson Cape, Aiden Gunner Goodall, Makayla Austin Smith, Mika Steward, Carter, Cole Carter, Hayden Graham, Jose Hernandez, Dailey, Addison Darling, Anndria Dobbins, Jerzi Eli- Brylan Jones, Da Joyis Jones, Caleb Stone, Zaryn Thomas, zondo, Lillyan Fields, Myleigh Colton Kirk, Abigayle Koon, Elizabeth White, Jayme Whit- Flowers, Alie Hamilton, Abbey Jayson Laney, Avery Mackey, temire Harrell, Aubrey Lamar, Tralee McCain, Jacob Miller, Marlie Mong, Ainsley Partain, Luke Peffer, Railey Richards, Reese Reed Reads & Retail Richardson, Gracie Smith, If the OPEN flag is flying, Hallie Smith, Leia Snuggs, ‘m selling, trading = unas Preslie Taylor, Hannah Walker, Jenna Watkins, Bentli Whit- 116.N Ee ne) son, Janessa Wilson PRINCIPAL Camilla Beecham, Hayden 580.821 4376 Boone, Gina Brasel, Maken- Open Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or by appointment zie Brooks, Nathan Bryant,