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National Skilled Nursing Care Week May 11-17

South Dakota Health Care Association is celebrating National Skilled Nursing Care Week May 11-17.The theme,Tapestry of Life, highlights the meaningful stories that make up each person’s journey in skilled nursing care.
Fourteen Timber Lake seniors went home with scholarship awards presented at the annual TLHS Awards Day on May 7. Front (l-r): Jordan Jones, Molly Miller, Kessa Bigger, Meredith Maciejewski; Middle: Peyton Keller, Brelan Maher, Gabe Keller, Natalie Lawrence; Back: Mckenzi Vomacka, Lola Hornick, Landen Lemburg, Jasmine Nash, Treyton Du Preez, Cole Ducheneaux.

Fourteen Timber Lake seniors went home with scholarship awards presented at the annual TLHS Awards Day on May 7. Front (l-r): Jordan Jones, Molly Miller, Kessa Bigger, Meredith Maciejewski; Middle: Peyton Keller, Brelan Maher, Gabe Keller, Natalie Lawrence; Back: Mckenzi Vomacka, Lola Hornick, Landen Lemburg, Jasmine Nash, Treyton Du Preez, Cole Ducheneaux.

Scholarship awards give TLHS seniors a boost for college costs

Fourteen members of the Timber Lake High School Class of 2025 were awarded college scholarships as a highlight of the annual Awards Day program on May 7.
Jordan Jones (left) received a $500 Scholarship from Buche Foods and Team Buche Cares. Buche Foods owns stores in Gregory, Mission, Pine Ridge, Oacoma, Sisseton, Wagner and most recently Mobridge (formerly Payless Foods).

Jordan Jones (left) received a $500 Scholarship from Buche Foods and Team Buche Cares. Buche Foods owns stores in Gregory, Mission, Pine Ridge, Oacoma, Sisseton, Wagner and most recently Mobridge (formerly Payless Foods).

Colleges make offers to 2025 grads

The following TLHS seniors have been offered scholarships to colleges and universities. TLHS counselor Shanna Martin explains that in some cases, students will not accept all offers, depending on what institution they choose to attend.
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Telephone Authority presented scholarships to Timber Lake High School seniors at Awards Day on May 7. Ken White Eyes, Asst. General Manager, presented the awards. Above: Co-valedictorians Jordan Jones (left) and Gabe Keller received $250 scholarships.

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Telephone Authority presented scholarships to Timber Lake High School seniors at Awards Day on May 7. Ken White Eyes, Asst. General Manager, presented the awards. Above: Co-valedictorians Jordan Jones (left) and Gabe Keller received $250 scholarships.

Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Telephone Authority awards scholarships

Kessa Bigger (MIDDLE) was the recipient of the $500 Beau DuBray Memorial Scholarship, presented by Principal Julie Marshall (left) and Native American Education Coordinator Amy Sandquist (right) on behalf of Beau’s family. The award honors a senior who is kind and supportive of others, always the first to offer help, and who is in touch with their Native culture. Kessa was active in the Native American Club for four years and served as its president.

Kessa Bigger (MIDDLE) was the recipient of the $500 Beau DuBray Memorial Scholarship, presented by Principal Julie Marshall (left) and Native American Education Coordinator Amy Sandquist (right) on behalf of Beau’s family. The award honors a senior who is kind and supportive of others, always the first to offer help, and who is in touch with their Native culture. Kessa was active in the Native American Club for four years and served as its president.

Beau DuBray Memorial

Cole Ducheneaux and Mckenzi Vomacka (middle) received star quilts and $2000 scholarships in memory of Jim O’Leary at the TLHS Awards Day. Making the presentation were Jim’s sister, Laura O’Leary Rose (left), and his widow, Megan Simon O’Leary (right). The award honors a student who demonstrates the character traits of the late Jim O’Leary. There were ten applicants for the two scholarships awarded.

Cole Ducheneaux and Mckenzi Vomacka (middle) received star quilts and $2000 scholarships in memory of Jim O’Leary at the TLHS Awards Day. Making the presentation were Jim’s sister, Laura O’Leary Rose (left), and his widow, Megan Simon O’Leary (right). The award honors a student who demonstrates the character traits of the late Jim O’Leary. There were ten applicants for the two scholarships awarded.

Jim O’Leary Memorial

Cancer Walk raises over $12,000

Cancer Walk raises over $12,000

Cancer Walk raises over $12,000

Addison Lindskov, Luke Biegler, Aiden Lindskov, Karter Lindskov, Gracen Gill, Nathaniel O’Bryan, Tristan Swift, Bricelyn Pederson, and Jae White (Middle School advisor). The students pictured are those who raised the most money.