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FEBRUARY 2023 | ISSUE 21
WEEKLY WARRIOR
Official Newsletter of Philomath High School
Celebrating CTE Month: Industrial and Engineering Systems
Previously known as Manufacturing Technology, the Industrial and Engineering
Systems (IES) program at PHS is taught by Nick Traini. This is Mr. Trani’s sixth year at
PHS and he has done an outstanding job at providing students with advanced skills in
a CTE classroom.
Students in IES learn a variety of shop skills and gain experience and knowledge using
and operating industry standard equipment. The program encompasses three main
areas; manufacturing technology, which focuses on welding and metal fabrication;
drafting and design, where students learn how to use computer-aided drafting
programs to design and interpret project plans; and machine tool where students
learn the machining process of metal fabrication which focuses more on the
precision side of fabricating.
Graduate EVERY
Something new this year is that students have the opportunity to get an American
Welding Society structural steel qualification, which is an industry-recognized student and
certificate. transition each of
The capstone course for the IES program is the advanced project class where them into a job,
students take the skills and knowledge learned from all the prerequisites and apply training, or college.
them to design and build a personal project. Within the industrial and engineering
systems program, students can earn up to four college credits through the LBCC
College Now program.
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Dates to Remember
February - Black History Month
11 Unified Basketball Game - Newport Tournament 8 am
16 Coffee with the Principal 9-10 am
18 Polar Plunge
18 Salmon and Jazz Dinner and Auction featuring PHS Jazz Band 5-8:30 pm
20 No School - Presidents' Day
25 Unified Basketball - Home Tournament 8 am
27 First Day for Spring Sport Practice
March
1 Eighth Grade Forecasting for Freshman Year Begins
13 Erin's Law - Lesson 2
27-31 Spring Break
Junior News - Scholarship Opportunities for Juniors
It is not too soon for juniors to start thinking about scholarship
opportunities. FastWeb has an article with tips and resources for juniors
beginning the scholarship process.
Below are more scholarships open to juniors.
Distinguished Young Women
With a mission to positively impact the lives of young women,
Distinguished Young Women provides scholarships and life-enhancing
experiences at the local, state and national levels. Along with cash
scholarships, Distinguished Young Women participants are eligible for
college-granted scholarships from colleges and universities across the
country. The Distinguished Young Women program celebrates and
cultivates leadership, scholarship, and talent.
QuestBridge College Prep Scholars Program
The QuestBridge College Prep Scholars Program is now open. Apply by March 22 for awards like full
scholarships to college summer programs, up to $1,000 for application resources, essay feedback,
programs, and more. Find out if you're eligible and apply for free.
Horatio Alger National Scholarship Program
As one of the nation’s largest college financial aid programs in the country, the Horatio Alger National
Scholarship Program is one of the major scholarship programs nationally that specifically assists high
school students who have faced and overcome great obstacles in their young lives. The scholarships
are funded by Horatio Alger Members who, like the Scholars, have experienced challenges but
ultimately overcame them to become successful business and civic leaders.
Senior News - Scholarship Opportunities
The following scholarships currently have few or no
applications received. The deadline is Feb. 28! All
applications are available through the Benton Community
Foundation online portal.
Harry and Lorraine Lagestee Scholarship: Tuition for a
Philomath High School student with a cumulative grade
point average at least 2.5 but not higher than 3.5 planning
to attend LBCC or OSU. Recipient must have participated in
at least two sports during high school.
Ruth & Julian Adams Memorial Scholarship: Tuition for
Benton County high school graduate studying journalism at
an
accredited institution of higher education.
Robin V. Jensen Memorial Scholarship: Tuition for
Benton County high school student pursuing a bachelor
degree at an institution of higher education with an
emphasis in Forensic Science or Criminal Justice. Must be Shout Outs
active in sports and community service throughout high
To Cheer Coach Kathy
school and have a GPA of 3.0-3.5. Preference is given to
Kohler and PHS Cheer
Crescent Valley high school applicants. This scholarship is
for hosting an
renewable.
exhibition and
Godfrey Music Scholarship: Tuition for Benton County showcase last week
high school graduate studying music at Oregon State and qualifying for the
University. Applicants must demonstrate financial need. State Championships
on Saturday. Good luck!
Here are a few other links to peruse. Remember, there are
many more on the PHS scholarship website!!
A big thank you to all
Oregon State Credit Union’s Tomorrow’s Leaders Today the volunteers who
Scholarship made the cheer
showcase possible last
Benton County 4-H College Scholarships
weekend.
Oregon Logging Conference Foundation Scholarships
To Industrial and
Samaritan Health Services Scholarships Benton County
Engineering Systems
Scholarships
teacher Nick Traini as
OSU Specific: OSU Folk Club and Thrift Shop we celebrate CTE
month. Thanks for your
Certain local scholarships state that their paper
dedication to your
applications are available in the counseling center. Please
program and our
take what you need from the green scholarship folders
students!
outside Ms. Drennen's door. If you need help searching for
scholarships, please make an appointment with Ms.
Drennen for assistance.
Senior News - Scholarship Opportunities
The following scholarships currently have few or no applications received. The deadline is Feb. 28! All
applications are available through the Benton Community Foundation online portal.
Harry and Lorraine Lagestee Scholarship: Tuition for a Philomath High School student with a
cumulative grade point average at least 2.5 but not higher than 3.5 planning to attend LBCC or OSU.
Recipient must have participated in at least two sports during high school.
Ruth & Julian Adams Memorial Scholarship: Tuition for Benton County high school graduate
studying journalism at an accredited institution of higher education.
Robin V. Jensen Memorial Scholarship: Tuition for Benton County high school student pursuing a
bachelor degree at an institution of higher education with an emphasis in Forensic Science or Criminal
Justice. Must be active in sports and community service throughout high school and have a GPA of
3.0-3.5. Preference is given to Crescent Valley high school applicants. This scholarship is renewable.
Godfrey Music Scholarship: Tuition for Benton County high school graduate studying music at Oregon
State University. Applicants must demonstrate financial need.
Here are a few other links to peruse. Remember, there are many
more on the PHS scholarship website!!
Shout Outs
Oregon State Credit Union’s Tomorrow’s Leaders Today
Scholarship To Cheer Coach Kathy
Benton County 4-H College Scholarships Kohler and PHS Cheer
Oregon Logging Conference Foundation Scholarships for hosting an
Samaritan Health Services Scholarships Benton County exhibition and
Scholarships showcase last week
OSU Specific: OSU Folk Club and Thrift Shop and qualifying for the
State Championships
Certain local scholarships state that their paper applications are
on Saturday. Good luck!
available in the counseling center. Please take what you need from
the green scholarship folders outside Ms. Drennen's door. If you
A big thank you to all
need help searching for scholarships, please make an
the volunteers who
appointment with Ms. Drennen for assistance.
made the cheer
showcase possible last
Rotary to host Salmon and Jazz weekend.
Rotary Club of Philomath will host the 21st annual Salmon and
Jazz dinner and auction featuring entertainment by the PHS Jazz To Industrial and
band Saturday, Feb. 18. Engineering Systems
teacher Nick Traini as
Doors open and the silent auction begins at 5 pm with salmon or we celebrate CTE
chicken dinner beginning at 5:30 pm. The award-winning PHS Jazz month. Thanks for your
Band will perform from 7:15 to 8:30 pm. dedication to your
Proceeds are used by the Rotary Club of Philomath to benefit the program and our
PHS Jazz Band, PYAC, Rotary Youth Leadership Academy and the students!
Rotary's Service Above Self scholarships.
Tickets are $35. For more information contact Helen Bennett, 541-
760-4990.
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1PM TO 7 PM
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Invite you to spend a day training with Soldiers, learn ing what it means to be an essential member of
a team, and finding out why we love serving our community as Citizen Soldiers.
Family members of interested individuals with questions or concerns are also welcome to attend.
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BENEFITS CONTACT
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dependents
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*$0 Down on Home Purchase with VA Home Loan
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*and More!
EVENT ELIGIBILITY:
STUDENTS MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 16 YEARS OLD OR JUNIOR YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL
NON-PRIOR SERVICE AGE - MAXIMUM 35 YEARS OLD
PRIOR SERVICE AGE – MUST BE ABLE TO QUALIFY FOR RETIRED PAY (20 YEARS OF SERVICE) BY
AGE 60
PHILOMATH CHEER
Warrior Cheer hosted a cheer exhibition on Sunday, Feb. 5. Six local teams participated and Western
Oregon University performed. The Warriors will be competing at the OSAA State Cheerleading
Championships this weekend at Oregon City High School. They perform at 9:05 am.
Western Oregon University performed at the exhibition.
CHEERLEADERS
COACHES
ASHLEY KOHLER ZOE RINGWALD KATHY KOHLER
ALORA GUDGE AVA WEBSTER KRISARAH NYGREN
MARIT RIESE JOSEY SCHREIBER
KAYLIE KOHLER
MANAGERS
TATUM POPE
AVA FOESENEK
OLIVIA RICE
LILIA LEMAN
ATHLETICS &
ACTIVITIES
Warrior Results This Week
Girls Basketball (League: Oregon West Conference) Saturday, February 11
Overall Record 12-6, Ranked #5, 5-1 in League Cheer at OSAA Championships
Lost to Cascade 23-34 Dance Home Competition
Defeated Newport 41-28 (Dancing with the Stars)
Boys Basketball (League: Oregon West Conference) Unified Basketball at Newport
Overall Record 16-2, Ranked #1, 5-1 in League Tournamnet
Lost to Cascade 49-50 Swimming at Regionals (Albany)
Defeated Newport 65-26 Sunday, February 12
No Events
Swimming (League: Special District 4) Monday, Feb 13
Has Regionals Friday and Saturday (Feb. 17 and Feb.18) Basketball at Sweet Home
Albany Community Pool Tuesday, February 14
10 am start both days No Events
Wrestling (League: Special District 2) Wednesday, February 15
Results from Girls Regional JV2 Girls BBall at CV
Philomath finished 39th out of 48 teams Thursday, February 16
Ellie Morton placed 6th at 105 Basketball vs Stayton
Brielle Hagen competed at 115 Friday, Febraury 17
Sadie Francis competed at 120 Swimming State
Emmalynne Robinson competed at 140 Wrestling Regionals
Saturday, February 18
Results from Sherwood Tournament Swimming State
Philomath finished 4th out of 15 teams Wrestling Regionals
Champions were: JV Girls BBall vs S. Medford
Ben Hernandez at 113 OCCA Cheer Championships
Riley Barrett at 126 Sunday, February 19
Porter Compton at 138 No Events
Monday, February 20
Booster Club Basketball vs Cascade (Senior
The next Booster Club Meeting is Feb. 13 at 6 pm in the Night)
PHS Community Conference Room.
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