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PAGE FOUR — Tuesday. July 17. 2007. Sapulpa H*‘n,W
The Sapi i.pa Heru i>
Education
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Oklahoma State announces 2(K)7 graduates
A total of 2.A30 students
representing 39 states and
numerous countries were
awarded decrees trom
Oklahoma State L'niversity in
Stillwater at the end ol the
2007 spring session, accord
ing to the Office of the
Registrar
Graduates are listed b> the
towns the> have designated as
their hometowns, along with
decree and subject area.
IVgrees earned with distinc-
tion-summa cum laude.
magna cum laude or cum
laude-are designated with
the degree- earned.
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• Bacon. Kyle Matthew
BS Mechanical Engineering
2002 Bristow Senior
• leverett. Johnny Mack
BS Biochem A Molecular
Biology 2003 Bristow Senior
Summa Cum laude
kIKEER
• McCam. Pamela Beth
BS Nutritional Sciences
2003 Kieter HS
MOUNDS
• Blanchard. Damn Ciean
BS Nutritional Sciences
2001 Mounds HS
. Bunney. K>le Thomas
B$ Accounting
2001 Metro Christian
• Hopper Daneka Estelle
BA Sociology
2002 Sapulpa HS
• Reed. Bryan J*ie
BS Marketing
SAPULPA
• Barnett, Jcrus Nathan
BS Mechan.cal Engineering
2002 Sapulpa HS
Magna Cum laiude
. Belk. Denise Michele
MS Teaching l earning &
leadership
Sapulpa HS
. Bullet. Kevin Scott
B5 Finance
2(nH Sapulpa HS
. Chancier. Jacob Alan
BA English
Sapulpa HS
• Chancier. Nathan Wayne
Bs Sociology
2002 Sapulpa HS
• Fuchs. Jacob Kenneth
BS Aerospace Engineering
2002 Jenks HS
• Gordon. Mali Alice
BS General Business
• Graves. Kathiyn Michelle
[)\M Veterinary Medicine
2000 Sapulpa HS
• Herman. Bryce Taylor
BS Mechanical Engineering
Tech
• Howard. Myron Kiin
Edl> Occupational A- Adult
Education
Hupman. F.lyse Nicole
Bs Agricultural
C o in muni c a t i o n s
2003 Bern hill HS
Summa Cum Laude
• Hurley. Benjamin Loyd
BS Mechanical Engineering
1900 Mounds HS
* ’.agna Cum L aude
• Johnson. Beau Tyler
Bs Marketing
2002 Sapulpa HS
• Kaiser. Ashley Mane
BS Nutritional Sciences
2003 Charles Page HS
Cum I .aude
• Lake. James Robert
MS International Studies
2000 Sapulpa HS
• long. Myca Jean
BS Psychology
2002 Cleveland HS
• Nicholson. Ryan Edward
HS Environmental Science
. Osborne. Lem Belli
BS Biological Science
2003 Sapulpa HS
• Pativ. Zachary Allen
BS Forestry
Sieck. Joshua James
BS Chemical Engineering
2003 Metro Chnstian
• Stephens. Cassie Dawn
BS Elementary Education
2003 Anadarko HS
• Swint. Amy L
BS Finance
• Whisenhunt. Chad Kyan
Finance
2001 Sapulpa HS
• Winstone. Lauren
Michelle BS Nutritional
Sciences -<*)‘
Charles Page HS
Magna Cum l .aude
. Yocham. Elisabeth
Susanne BS Zoology
2002 Sapulpa HS
• Hubble. Christopher
Louis BA Political
Science
lenks HS
• Pierce. Kelli Querin
MS Natural & Applied
Sciences
• Lynch. Yvonne Nicole
BS Management
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FFA officers
participate in
retreat
The Sapulpa FFA Officer
Team held their Officer Retreat
at Grand Lake June 7-9. The
team worked on building rela-
tionships and planned dates lor
important upcoming events.
The officers involvement with
scheduling helps to ensure the
success of the 2007-2008 FFA
Chapter Pictured from left are
front row. President Cassidey
Collins. Secretary Samantha
Chambers. Parliamentarian
Jessica Stephens, Vice
President Brice Hill Back row
from left are Sentinel Grant
Turner. Reporter Andrea
English. Assistant Reporter
Alicia Gowdy and Treasurer
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Mattox, Jami. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 92, No. 213, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 17, 2007, newspaper, July 17, 2007; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1507489/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.