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Applicants must be a senior in or a graduate of a Lake County high school and planning to attend a community college or four-year college or university. Applicants must have a background in, and a major directly related to, the beef industry and/or agriculture.
Students interested in applying may get an application and scholarship requirements from Lake County high school counselors, Jeff Gleaves or at Lakeshore Feed and Grain.
A completed application and all required documents must be mailed to Lake County Cattlemen’s Association, P.O. Box 198, Kelseyville, CA 95451 and postmarked by April 15, 2008.
Please call Jeff Gleaves at 263-8363 for further information.
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LAKE COUNTY – Local students recently had the chance to watch adult professionals at work as part of the Groundhog Job Shadow Day and Job Shadow Month in February.
Students also had the chance to spend time with local elected officials.
At the Feb. 5 meeting of the Board of Supervisors, high school students accompanied four of the supervisors for the day. Daniel Gildea shadowed Anthony Farrington, Maegan Turner shadowed Ed Robey, Thonyoon Chao shadowed Denise Rushing and Karina Acosta shadowed Rob Brown.
Students from all around the county will be shadowing members of the local workforce throughout the month of February.
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The gold-level students for the last grading period were announced, and they were Andre Ari, Sam Ayala, Rodney Browning-Munson, Kelly Campo, Travis Conine, Justin Duncan, Atlee Erickson, Ayala Hummingbird, Dre'shon Hunter, Michael Jefferson, Marquice Lamar, Kristina Micheletti, Daniel Miller, Courtney Montiel, Steven Negrete, David Ochoa, Jah-Brela Parker, Jamila Parker, Sarah Roath, Cheyenne Taylor and Kelly Trask.
Some of our students who have been gold level for two or more grading periods in a row have received sustainability rewards along with certificates that can be traded in for products made by Carlé High School's business, Pegasus Productions. They can put a design on a mug or, if they get enough rewards, even a T-shirt.
On the subject of Pegasus Productions, there is a contest for all students to make designs for T-shirts. The business will be making up to 10 free T-shirts, all with Carlé-related designs. The reason we are doing this is because we want people to wear these shirts so they can represent Carlé out in the community.
The student/staff lunch was held last week, and it was an event in which each staff member chose a student to have lunch with. Alan chose Jamila Parker, Bill chose Lavonne Pattee, Patty chose Debbie Powel, Steve chose David Ochoa, Dan chose Chris Perry, Gary chose A.J. Ochoa, Barbara chose Bonnie Passley, Verna chose Kelly Campo, Angie chose Heather Valdez and Pat had lunch with Wesley Leverenz.
Martha Bakerjen, our retired culinary teacher, volunteered to help cook and organize it along with our current culinary teacher, Lauren Schneider. It was an absolutely fabulous lunch and a preview of some of the food to be served at our upcoming cabaret. We would like to thank student chefs Steven Vezeau, Jah-Brela Parker and Kristina Micheletti for their devotion and delicious food!
The production of the Cabaret is in motion; students are putting together acts to perform for guests. Lavonne Pattee is choreographing a dance routine from the film Chicago. She has recruited several beautiful girls to sing and dance a song called The Cellblock Tango. Lavonne described this performance as “an intricate mix of singing and dancing that six students will be performing exclusively for the Cabaret.”
Our principal Bill MacDougall, said this about the Cabaret: “This will surely be a fabulous evening in which the Carlé students will show their culinary and artistic skills.”
Our student of the week this week was Jah-Brela Parker, who has been a great student. We made her student of the week this week to show that we appreciate her hard work.
That is all for this week's Chronicle! Have a great week!
Atlee Erickson is a junior at Carlé High School.
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LAKE COUNTY – Clear Lake Trowel and Trellis Garden Club (CLTTGC) supports the California Garden Club Inc. (CGCI) during the annual Smokey Bear Poster Contest.
CLTTGC member and Smokey Bear contest chair Pat Hopper volunteers teaching art weekly art classes at the Lakeport Elementary School to Ms. Guenther's second grade class.
Each student painted a poster of Smokey Bear – "Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires."
A committee of CLTTGC members chose Caleb Blyleven as the winner of the Smokey Bear Poster Contest at the club level.
His poster will be sent to Mendo-Lake District level to compete, and the winner of that contest will go on to state level, and then national level.
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