Springfield High School

Dariana Hernandez

Dariana is truly an exceptional student. She has made her way through high school with a perfect, 4.0 GPA. Whats more impressive, however, is that Dariana has been able to balance this while training as a competitive boxer. Dariana is a shining example that hard work and grit pays off. .

CAMDEN VAUGHT

Cam is an unbelievably hard worker. Whether it is school, yard work, going after scholarships, or helping someone out, he gives his all. His ability to stay calm and solve whatever life throws at him is one thing I admire most about him. Cam is an amazing son, big brother, and friend. Watching him and his friends grow into the amazing people they are, assures me that everything will be okay because they are genuinely going to make a difference. I don’t think I’ve ever known a group of kids that are this well-rounded and genuinely do not care what people think of them. If you want an example, you should make it a point to find the Christmas music videos they created in the last three years! He is one of the funniest people I know, he LOVES free stuff and finding a good deal so he will often found at Ross or the Goodwill.
Camden’s dad and I could not be more proud of him. He has not let all the changes and uncertainty of the last year slow him down at all. If anything, he is probably more determined. He is school President, Co-Captain of Cross Country and Track, started his first job in September, maintained a 4.0, and makes us laugh every day. He will be starting at Oregon State for Engineering in the fall and had the honor of being awarded the President’s Scholarship. Camden is going to change the world, and I can’t wait to watch it happen!

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The Elks Most Valuable Student is Noah Tornell. He won the Elks local lodge, then he won Districts, then State, and now he is heading to the Nationals.  This is the first time a student from SHS has made it all the way to Nationals, where he will compete with one student from each state.  Grand prize if he wins $50,000.

ALEC MITCHELL

Alec Mitchell has been obsessed with cars and trucks since he was little.  When we moved to Eugene and found out about Springfield’s auto program he transferred high schools.  Alec worked hard as a Freshman to prove he was a part of the auto team and wanted every class he could possibly get into.  Last year before things shut down he was even able to earn an internship with the school district working at the bus barn.  When that program came to an end he went out searching for a way to stay in the auto industry and continue to learn.  He was able to find an apprenticeship program working for a custom auto fabrication shop. At work he sands and cuts custom auto parts, as well as works on the shop’s test cars for up and coming custom auto parts.  Alec’s love of all things auto has helped him help others.  He’s been known to help friends when needed on auto projects, he even gifted a family that was struggling to pay for the auto parts they needed to get their only car up and running.  His latest projects include adding keyless entry to his truck and restoring an old farm truck for his younger sister. We greatly appreciate all that Springfield high school has given Alec, from great teachers and mentors to programs where he was able to thrive and enjoy his high school experience.

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