CHS Graduation Ceremony Video

The graduation ceremony for Camas High School’s Class of 2019 took place on Friday, June 14, 2019, at Doc Harris Stadium. If you were unable to attend and or would like to watch the recorded ceremony, we invite you to watch from home online at https://youtu.be/dgDR4wNar-E
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Congratulations Class of 2019…
Go Papermakers!

“Thirsty Thursday” Drink Project

Camas High School students Andrew Okerlund (left), Pamela Jaramillo and Owen Leffel prepare floats during the “Thirsty Thursday” event June 6 at the school. (Photos by Doug Flanagan/Post-Record)

The event marked the culmination of the CHS Marketing 1 class’ latest project. The students, divided into 13 teams of five or six, spent the last month developing their “businesses,” doing everything from product selection and price setting to poster-making and promotion. Red more CW Post-Record

Sturbelle – Air Force Academy’s Prep School

Luc Sturbelle figured it would all work out one way or another. He just never imagined he would have the opportunity to work his way to the Air Force Academy.  Good things happen to those who perform at a high level in a number of areas.

The academy recruits those of strong character and of high academic standing, of course. And if one is an athlete, such as Sturbelle, there must be potential for greatness on the field, too.

Strong grades. Stronger test scores. Oh, and a 6-foot-5 frame as a wide receiver. The Air Force saw the potential and made him an offer.

Sturbelle, who is graduating from Camas on Friday, is leaving this summer to attend the Air Force Academy Prep School. If all goes to plan, he will move across the way to the academy the following year. Read more CW Post-Record

Self-Employed Students

Money: the most necessary item for most high school students. It is used for buying food with friends, gas money and even the occasional pair of shoes. There are many methods for accumulating enough money to actually have the sum to purchase everything that a high-schooler may desire. Many high school kids are slowly pushing through their boring, unrewarding retail jobs at chain restaurants and grocery stores, just to receive a lovely minimum-wage salary. On the other side of things, some kids are able to pursue their personal interests while making as much or even more than others who work a conventional job. Kids like this usually tend to maintain a level of secrecy about their work, often keeping it quiet.

These self-made, self-employed students are driven and put a lot of effort into their work. At Camas, this includes people who sell items on Amazon while additionally reselling clothes, and even those who have a career on YouTube. Read more here.
The Camasonian Article | By: Drew Fishburn

Spring National Letter of Intent Signings

CHS celebrated our spring college national letter of intent signings this week and a big congratulations to the following student athletes. Full Bio’s on each student athlete can be found here.
Carson Bonine  (Linfield College, OR)  Basketball
Andrew Boyle  (Washington State, WA)  Football/Soccer
Alexis Colburn  (Dominican College, NY)  Soccer
Luke Davidson  (Indiana Wesleyan University, IN)  Soccer
Connor Flolo  (George Fox University, OR)  Soccer
Jack Latimer (Campbell University, NC)  Wrestling
Jackson Lyne  (Gonzaga University, WA)  CC/Track
Brennen Martin  (George Fox University, OR)  Soccer
Emery Miller  (Lake Region State College, ND)  Softball
Isaiah Sampson  (Humboldt State University, CA)  Basketball
Tybalt Thornberry  (Gardner-Webb University, NC)  Soccer

Congratulations Papermakers!