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Wheatheart Nutrition Menu

Monday, June 20 – Breaded Chicken, Carrots, Mashed Potatoes, Bread, Pineapple, Milk.

Midhi cheerleaders attend camp

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Mid-High Cheerleaders (both basketball and football) completed camp this week under the direction of Coach Tawnya Crowder with assistance from Ariana Rodriguez and Cheyenne Reyes (both from Tonkawa and NOC cheerleaders) Pictured are (back row) Ariana Rodriguez, Lily Looper, Abbie Simmons, Savanah Conrad, and Cheyenne Reyes. (middle row) Addilynn Owen, Nellie Medina, and Andrea Ochoa. (front row) Kylee Gottman, Jordyn Kemble, Taylor DeWitt, Bella Stokesberry, and Jazlynn Brown.

Northern holds nurses pinning ceremony

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Twenty-nine Northern Oklahoma College Nursing Students received their nurses’ pins at a ceremony at NOC Enid Saturday night in the 49th Class of NOC Nursing.

Tonkawa’s 2022 senior graduating class

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Kenzie Glenny

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is the daughter of Justin and Jill Glenny. She has been active in softball, basketball 1 year, baseball manager 3 years, FFA 4 years. Kenzie will be going to NOC.

Cheerleaders issue thanks to Tonkawa Masonic Lodge

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On behalf of the Tonkawa High School cheerleaders, we would like to thank the Tonkawa Masons Lodge for their sponsorship of the Hello 5th grade, Goodbye 8th grade dance which was held on April 28th. The Tonkawa High School cheerleading squad will be participating in the Game Day Competition in November and have worked hard to raise funds to help pay the way. The Tonkawa Masons have always been there making it possible to purchase new uniforms, hire a choreographer, and attend cheer camp. We are grateful for everything they have done for us and our community. Thank you for your continued support. Pictured with cheer coach Shawn Staton is Terry Pedigo of the Tonkawa Masons Lodge along with the THS cheer squad.

Mediclaims

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celebrated the Kentucky Derby on Friday May 6th. We are encouraging all of the Tonkawa businesses to participate next year for 2023! FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Lori Kelley, Tammy Campbell, Kansas Keller, Kelsi McKay, Charity Mendiola, Rhonda Meyer, Shelbie Smith, Gracey Lang, Sophia Wyler, Bev Feist, Mindy Beard, Adriana Palomares, Danielle Esch, Sarah Smith-Snyder, Della McAllister, Trendelyn Ross, Brenda Hand, Paula Love, Lelsey Dollarhide, and Amanda McGuire

Billings boys stater

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Tonkawa American Legion Post #71 in partnership Billings High School has selected the 2022 Boys State delegates and appreciates the sponsorship made possible by First Bank & Trust of Billings, Oklahoma. The Oklahoma American Legion Boys State will be in person May 28-June 4. New this year is the change in location, Boys State will be happening on the campus of Rogers State University, Claremore, Oklahoma. Oklahoma American Legion Boys State is a week-long discovery of the essence of civic duty, citizenship, patriotism and understanding the American system of government and politics through participation and hands-on learning. This is only made possible by the support of sponsors such as First Bank and Trust and is greatly appreciated so that the American Legion can provide the opportunity to learn about service and leadership to young men across the state of Oklahoma. Pictured with Kay Ranney, First Bank and Trust. Billings is Drake Prince, 2022 Boys State Delegate for Billings High School. Drake is the son of Melissa Stoll and Buddy Prince, and grandson of Brant & Rhonda Hanlin and April Arnold. Drake is involved in FFA, serving as chapter treasurer, as well as participates in football and basketball.

Wheatheart Nutrition Menu

Monday, May 23 – Smoked Sausage, Sauerkraut, Green Beans, Applesauce, Milk.

Frontier boys staters

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Tonkawa American Legion Post #71 in partnership Frontier High School has selected the 2022 Boys State delegates and appreciates the sponsorship made possible by Exchange Bank & Trust of Perry, Oklahoma. The Oklahoma American Legion Boys State will be in person May 28-June 4. New this year is the change in location and Boys State will be happening on the campus of Rogers State University, Claremore, Oklahoma. Oklahoma American Legion Boys State is a week-long discovery of the essence of civic duty, citizenship, patriotism and understanding the American system of government and politics through participation and hands-on learning. This is only made possible by the support of sponsors such as Exchange Bank and Trust and is greatly appreciated so that the American Legion can provide the opportunity to learn about service and leadership to young men across the state of Oklahoma. Pictured is Frontier High School 2022 Boys State Delegates. On the left is John Roy, Center is Exchange Bank and Trust Vice President Connelly Wade, and the right is Derek Bible. Derek is the son of Carolee and Joe Pratt and grandson of Pharabe Botone. Derek attends Frontier High School and is a member of the National Honor Society and the Indian Honor Society as well as a member of the Frontier Intertribal-youth council. He also worked with FEMA to create the nation’s first Native American CERT group and is also CERT certified to teach classes to others. John Roy is the son of Steve Roy Sr and Toni Eagle and grandson of Boys State alumni and Korean War veteran Wilkie Eagle. John is active in Frontier High School and the Frontier Intertribal youth council. He is a Native American Drummer and an active member of the Ponca Gourd Dance Society.