April 21, 2021 Issue, Page 3 of 14

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3 NEWS April 21, 2021 Students Awarded $35,000 in SWOSU-Sayre Scholarships Some of the SWOSU-Sayre Foundation Scholarship win- ners for the 2021-22 academic year, along with SWOSU- Sayre Dean Bill Swartwood (far left) are (from left): Bri- anna Elliott, Noah Woodson, Steven Thompson, Elizabeth Mendoza, Colter Esparza, Taylor Bonser, Aimee Oster and Luke Crompton. Courtesy photo. Misdemeanors Felonies MISDEMEANORS State of Okla vs Charlie H Waggoner Petit larceny State of Okla vs Robert R Ludwig Jr DUI State of Okla vs Ashley M Mendez “ State of Okla vs Axton Q Boone “ State of Okla vs Kevin D Conway Possession of parapher- nalia State of Okla vs John W Standingwater “ State of Okla vs Felicia M Davis Children not in school State of Okla vs Christopher L Galloway Domestic assault & battery FELONIES State of Okla vs Dwight H Lakey Possession of contraband by inmate State of Okla vs Jessie E Woodall Trafficking. Concealing stolen property. Possession of firearms. Endangering others by eluding State of Okla vs Allen D Shelton Trafficking. Possession of Eighteen continuing stu- on grades, community involve- Noah Woodson, Canute, Scholarship; firearm dents were recently awarded ment, work ethic and leadership $2,000 Bill W. and Beatrice F. Kaitlyn Hinkle, Sayre, $2,000 State of Okla vs Cedric M Ford Possession of firearm. Sex offender Southwestern Oklahoma State qualities. Fuller Scholarship; Bill W. and Beatrice F. Fuller living to close to school University-Sayre Foundation Recipients include the follow- Steven Thompson, Elk City, Scholarship; State of Okla vs Steven W Frye False personation. Firearm Scholarships for the upcoming ing: $2,000 Bill W. and Beatrice F. Leslie Fox, Erick, $2,000 Bill with defaced 2021-22 academic year. Colter Esparza, Granite, Fuller Scholarship; W. and Beatrice F. Fuller Schol- ID number. Possession of CS, paraphernalia & firearm. “These students are worthy $3,000 Paul Flick, Jr. & Dottie Aimee Oster, Elk City, $2,000 arship; Resisting scholarship recipients because Flick Scholarship; Bill W. and Beatrice F. Fuller Tony Cotts, Sayre, $2,000 Bill State of Okla vs Charlie H Waggoner Petit larceny. Posses- of their dedication to their edu- Brianna Elliott, Canute, Scholarship; sion of CS, W. and Beatrice F. Fuller Schol- paraphernalia & firearms Carrying firearm while intoxi- cation, the university and the $2,000 Bill W. and Beatrice F. Alexis Hust, Elk City, $2,000 arship; community,” said SWOSU-Sayre Fuller Scholarship; Bill W. and Beatrice F. Fuller cated Tenley Allen, Cheyenne, State of Okla vs Marlayna N Darnell Child neglect Dean Bill Swartwood. “These Elizabeth Mendoza, Sayre, Scholarship; $2,000 Paul Flick, Jr. & Dottie generous scholarships will help $2,000 Paul Flick, Jr. & Dottie Jacie Piercy, Sayre, $2,000 Bill Flick Scholarship; them accomplish their educa- Flick Scholarship; W. and Beatrice F. Fuller Schol- tional goals.” The scholarships are awarded Luke Crompton, Sayre, $2,000 Paul Flick, Jr. & Dottie arship; Niki Martin, Sayre, $2,000 Yahir Segoviano, Elk City, $2,000 Paul Flick, Jr. & Dottie Flick Scholarship; Marriages & Divorces to continuing students based Flick Scholarship; Bill W. and Beatrice F. Fuller Andrea Garcia, Elk City, $2,000 Paul Flick, Jr. & Dottie MARRIAGE LICENSES Flick Scholarship; Hunter Gholston, Elk City – Ashlyn Wilson, Cheyenne ECHS hosts future freshmen Taylor Bonser, Sayre, $1,500 Andy & Dora Farmer Memorial Dane Williams, Elk City – Faye Holtman, Elk city Scholarship; DIVORCES tours at the 1st Annual Club Fair Sara Rangel, Sweetwater, $500 Andy & Dora Farmer Me- Kacey Rubio vs Daniel Pearson morial Scholarship. Nathan McCuistion vs Patricia McCuistion Getting Started Safely Call 811 before you dig. When it comes to digging safely, you make the call. Whether you’re working on a large excavation, or simply planting a tree in your yard, natural gas and utility line safety should always be job one – and that means calling 811 before you dig. Calling 811 helps you know where natural gas, electric, water and other under- ground lines are located. It also helps you avoid causing serious injuries, service interruptions, or possibly costly fines for damaged infrastructure. Make the call. It’s easy. It’s FREE. Respect the lines. Dig with care. After all, safety is in your hands, but always on our minds. We’re investing in infrastructure, technology and services that help keep you safe. More information on natural gas safety is available at: CenterPointEnergy.com/Safety. Student leaders led the tours, organized and ran the Club Fair, along with the ECHS staff members who had the vision for and planned the Fair. Rotary Club members volunteered for the fair also. Courtesy photos. ©2018 CenterPoint Energy 187119