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of the Na onal Society of High School Scholars. He was a member/ speaker for SMAC (Students Making a Change), Senior Class vice-president, Student Council member, captain of the Academic Team that earned a district championship in 2016, Boy’s State delegate, two- me Student of the Month at WHS, and seven- me Superintendent’s Honor Roll at Wyando e Public Schools.
Carson Loncarich
Accep ng the 2017 REC College Scholarship for the O awa County area is Carson Loncarich of Wyando e. Carson intends to pursue a career in Optometry and will commence his collegiate studies this fall at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah.
A 4.0 student, Loncarich’s organiza onal par cipa on was extensive. He was a member and vice-president of the Na onal Honor Society and was elected to represent the state of Oklahoma as a member
Loncarich achieved much with his extra-curricular ac vi es as well, excelling in several venues, including football, basketball, baseball and powerli ing—to the extent he was awarded the coveted Wendy’s High School Heisman Scholarship.
Community involvement for Loncarich meant tutoring, coaching youth basketball, and volunteering me to help out at a local nursing home.
“Carson is an excep onal young man and a remarkable student,” commended WHS Language Arts instructor Marsha Hampton. “In today’s society, it is not o en that we hear of young men with integrity and outstanding character; Carson Loncarich exemplifi es these characteris cs. He is a young man who is respec ul of authority, dependable
in every regard, and is driven in his desire to achieve academically. Carson is well-respected by his peers and by all faculty members. This young man is impressive in his determina on to succeed. He is an excep onal young man who serves as a posi ve example academically, socially and morally. Carson is an excellent role model to everyone.”
Ma Robertson, History Department Chair at Wyando e High School, only reinforced Hampton’s assessment of Loncarich.
“I have known Carson since he was in the third grade,” Robertson said. “He has only ever been a great kid who makes great decisions. He is the model of leadership, scholarship, hard work and ci zenship, and will be successful in any endeavor he pursues. Carson is without a doubt among the top three students I’ve ever had in my career. He is a well- rounded and capable young man whose leadership capabili es are unmatched among anyone I’ve ever had. He is a tremendous student and an inspira on to everyone around him. His character is never even ques oned and he maintains integrity and honor in everything he does.”
Congratula ons to Phil Hendrix on a well-deserved re rement
Phil Hendrix began a nearly 38-year career with Northeast Oklahoma Electric Coopera ve on June 25, 1979. During his years of service, Hendrix served the membership as a lineman, serviceman, dispatcher, and materials handler. Hendrix’s last offi cial day of employment was April 27, 2017. His sense of humor and ready-to-help a tude will be missed.
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