Updated June 1, 2006
Thirty-eight diplomas awarded
Thirty-eight students received diplomas at the Prairie High School graduation last Friday, May 26. Exchange student Pero Jolevsky graduated early and then left for his home in Macedonia so he could graduate with his classmates there. Another student listed in last week’s paper came up short on graduation requirements. . . .
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Primary election winners
The Primary election was held last Tuesday, May 23 with party nominees finalized for the November elections. . . .
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PMS music ends year on high note
The students in the Prairie Middle School program have ended the year on a high note.  On Wednesday, May 17, the 6th grade Band traveled to LCSC to perform at the District II Elementary Music Festival.  The band was evaluated on their overall performance and then given a 30 minute clinic from the judges. . . .
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Second Circle of Life breakfast held
The second Circle of Life Breakfast sponsored by the St. Mary’s Hospital Foundation drew over 60 people to the Spirit Center last Wednesday.  The program included introductions Jim May, SMHC Foundation Development Director, an update by Casey Meza, CEO, and presentations by two former patients.  The breakfast is a culmination event from the regular Cirlce of Life Tours of the hospital and clinic. . . .
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Reminder about sports physicals
For the 11th year St. Mary’s Hospital Clinics will be sponsoring Sports Physicals at three of their clinics.  They will be held Monday, June 5th at the Nezperce Clinic; Wednesday, June 7 at the Cottonwood Clinic and Tuesday, June 13th  at the Kamiah Medical Clinic.  Each clinic will have special hours from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.   No appointments are necessary. . . .
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Public tour of fisheries habitat improvements planned
The Idaho County Soil and Water Conservation District will host a public tour of newly constructed improvements to irrigation water delivery systems and fisheries habitat improvements on June 23, 2006. . . .
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Baseball awards banquet held
On this page is a picture of those receiving plaques at the awards banquet. . . .
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PHS Awards assembly held
Prairie High School held their awards assembly last Tuesday, May 23.
Honor student of the year was Adeline Lustig while Bridget Enneking was outstanding student of the year.
King and Queen of Sports are Seth Crane and Bridget Enneking. Athletes of the Year are Kylie Uhlorn and J.D. Riener. . . .
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Summit graduation is Friday
The class of 2006 will graduate from Summit Academy in ceremonies this Friday, June 2. Jeannie Goeckner, valedictorian, and Lauren Wemhoff, salutatorian, will lead the class of 6 students. . . .
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From left, Dani Terhaar, Adeline Lustig and Ashley Schaeffer lead ther classmates at the start of graduation.

Students of the year awards were presented at the PHS awards assembly last week. From left are Jerry Richardson, Adeline Lustig, honor student of the year, and Bridget Enneking, outstanding student of the year. 


The American Legion and VFW performed Memorial Day services this year at the Keuterville and Ferdinand cemeteries. The two pictures above are from the service at the Keuterville Cemetery. 

The Fourth Grade students from Prairie Elem. competed in the Idaho History Bee sponsored by the Clearwater Valley School on May 22, 2006.   Kamiah and Craigmont were also there.  Teams study the history of Idaho.  When a team answers a question correctly they earn a point.  The team that earns 44 points first is the winner.   Mr. Wassmuth's team (shown) was tied with C.V at the end of the round.  We started the tie-breaker.  When one team missed a question the other team would become the winner.  We stayed tied with C.V for 18 more questions.  On question #63 we couldn't come up the correct answer so we took the 2nd place trophy home.  We have enjoyed studying Idaho History and are proud of our accomplishments.

To a packed auditorium, on Friday night, May 26th, the Idaho Department of Correction North Region Honor Guard opened and closed graduation ceremonies at Prairie High School, Cottonwood. The North Region Honor Guard team is made up of staff from the North Idaho Correctional Institution (NICI), at Cottonwood, and staff from the Idaho Correctional Institution - Orofino (ICIO). This team has performed at various events in Idaho including conventions, schools, and POST Academy graduation for  the Department of Correction. The team recently received the Department's "Team Excellence" award for their outstanding team dedication and excellence in duty. Photo by Greg Heun

Dani Terhaar received “The Prize” at the PHS awards assembly last week from principal Dave Snodgrass. 
 
 

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