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Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Monday, May 29,1995 PageAS School Baoe Editor AVQ UAYo The United States Achievement Academy announced recently that Travis Albright and Jim Taylor have been recognized for academic achievement as United States National Honor Roll Award winners. Albright, who attends Caslon High School, and Taylor, who attends Pioneer High School, will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, published nationally. Taylor won the honor in the history and government category, and was nominated by his teacher, Erik Riise. Albright is the son of Glen and Vicki Albright, and the grandson of Paul and Levellia Piercy, and Bill and Bonnie Albright, Logansport. Taylor is the son of Fred and Connie Taylor, and the grandson of James and Mary Hayden, and Ruby Taylor and the late Fred Taylor, all of Rt.

6, Logansport. The honor roll provides honor students with many benefits and services and is a tribute to a student's dedication, talent and ability. Eastiawn Spelling Bee Winners lamed 20th Eastlawn Spelling Bee was held recently, as the top spellers in third, fourth and fifth grades competed. All students spelled in the building bee with the last two contestants at each grade level being named the top spellers for that grade. Shane Rentfrow, fifth-grader, was named the Eastlawn champion, with Crystel Whiteman, fifth-grader, taking second place, and Sean Keay, fifth-grader, placing third.

The grade level champions were Nick Saylor and Megan Boiler, third grade; Kellie Reiff and Katie Barnes, fourth grade; and Shane Rentfrow and Crystel Whiteman, fifth grade. Their names have been added to the spelling bee plaque located in the main hall. Other students participating were Maria Whiteman, Blake Snodgrass, Tyler Dilley, Brandon Ruff, James Berkshire, Stacy Nethercutt, Amanda Saylor and Monica Barfield. in On Saturday, May 6,13 students from Lincoln Middle School participated in the Hoosier Academic Super Bowl in Bremen. The science team consisted of Mark Leeman, Brendan Granger and Anthony Perfetto, seventh grade; and Kim Gordon and Jared Kingery, eighth grade.

They placed second out of 14 teams. The English team consisted of members Brooke Bailey, seventh grade; and Danielle Hettinger and Kim Lewis, eighth grade. They placed third. The social studies, mathematics and interdisciplinary teams also helped Lincoln to finish with a tie for seventh-place overall. These teams consisted of some of the above students and Lynly Hall, seventh grade, and Eric Spoor, Rhett Miller, Jodie Angle and Allison Corn, eighth grade.

The challenging questions were based on the theme of the environment and required intensive study that had to be done in addition to regular classroom work. The coaches were Richard Cottrell, math; Bobbi Fisher, social studies; Dennis Crum, English; and Vicki Onstott, science. Evan Eckart, Logansport, an entering freshman at the University of Evansville, has been awarded a chemistry scholarship. He is the son of the Rev. Daniel and Laurie Eckart, Logansport.

Eckart plans to major in premedicine. The University of Evansville is an independent, United Methodist Church-affiliated institution located in southwestern Indiana. It has five colleges and schools, including a campus at Harlaxton College in England. Fourth-Graders Design Grocery Bags You will soon be bringing your groceries home in a beautiful grocery bag designed by Winamac and West Central fourth-graders. They participated in an Earth Day contest sponsored by the Pulaski County Soil and Water conservation District.

Contest winners from Eastern Pulaski Elementary are Morgan Malek, first place; Erica White, second place; and Cheryl Field, third place. West Central winners are Nichole Thompson, first place; Kim Fritz, second place; and Casie Conley, third place. Contest winners were awarded an Earth Dayk T-shirt. Dave's IGA in Francesville and Sander's IGA in Winamac donated the grocery bags. Gaiveston Elementary School Galveston Elementary School named the following students to the honor roll for the fifth six-weeks: Grade Marley Griffin.

Grade Moss. Grade 3 Joel Call, Matt Cohee, Tony Francis, Arielie McFarland, Dulaney, Amanda Hansen, Tiffany Bird, Kelsey Leffert. Grade 2 Ashley Bilby, Cory Weaver, T.J. Knowland. Grade 6 Natalie Gray, Kylee Pitner, Jesse Wilson, Kane Lynas, Devin Miller, Kassi Stafford, Kevin Stage, Ben White, Amy Wilson.

Grade 5 Chris Corwin, Kelly Flack, Ashley Ingold, Nikki Manning, Brandon Smith, Chris Byrne, Leslie Garden, Amanda Clark, Stephanie Johnson, Josh Buelo, Kimberly Knight, Jennifer Lawson. Grade 4 Meredith Baker, Heather Bray, Brandon Kelly, Lindsey Meister, Matt Platt, Betsy Bowser, Michael Casteel, Laura Corwin, Heather Eades, William Gray, Meagan Miller, Abby Beck, Kelsey Brown, Elizabeth Fund, Chrystal Henry, Adam Loos, Parker Lykins, Kim Silvers. Grade 3 Sarah Correil, Jim Darland, Josh Evans, Joe Griffin, Mason Griffin, Heather Lumpkin, Brittany Manning, Kylee Meister, Clint Smith, Quirsten Tweed, Brittney Earlywine, Eliza Rouch, Shawn Johnson, Taylor Miller, Brooke Moore, Kathryn Moss, Jacob Pitner, Ryan Ramsey, Lara Ritz, David Wilson. Grade Austin, Angie Banter, Kyrie Darland, Luke Eaker, Savannah Forgey, Whitney Merrell, Abigail Watkins, Adam Buchko, Bobby Cassada, Billy Hawkins, Erica Johnson, Keith Moon, Kayla Robison, Steven Rodriguez, Joseph Thomas, Tony Adams, Cory Beck, Mark Garden, Danny Duncan, Tiffany Funk, Johnathan Lerche, Paula Scott. Grade 1 Stacey Correil, Marianne Ingle, Jeremy Moss, Vienna Noel, Mallory Painter, Sarah Tweed, LeAnn Wood, Kristi Zeck, Cyaleigha Baldwin, Adam Barrick, Mary Carpenter, Joeylynn Glassburn, Kasey Holaday, Jerrid Jackson, Danielle Koors, Elizabeth Lumpkin, Kurtis Moss, Brad Piatt, Valri Pitner, Susanna Scott, Nickie Shepard, Mary Weber, Morgan Baker, Kimberly Bergman, Daniel Casteel, Maddie Daily, Stephanie Gray, Stephanie McClaran, Josh Pittman, Justin Record, Jacob Schwartz, Wendy Thompson, Zach Ullom.

Lincoln School Lincoln Middle School named the following students to the honor roll for the fifth six-weeks of the school year: Grade 8 Danielle Hettinger, Kimberly Lewis, Darby Murphy, Kelly Murphy, Hepsey Grade 7 Brooke Bailey, Erin Barnes, Lynly Hall. Grade Boxell, Robert lies, Lauren Parker. Grade 8 Mike Anders, Jodie Angle, Justin Burt, Lawrence Cavanaugh, Lindsey Frank, Kim Gordon, Lacee Long, Rhett Miller, Jeff Shafer, Eric Spoor, Annie Venezia, Lisa Wilkinson. Grade 7 Rachel Bjornstad, Michael Burger, Reina Caudillo, Nikki Conrad, Chad Darlage, Molly David, Melinda Drye, Carrie Gochenour, Brendan Granger, Deanna Hayes, Dustin Heath, Lindsay Herd, Shawn Hipsher, Josh Huggins, Brent Langley, Mark Leeman, Joe Levert, Alicia Needham, Aaron Nixon, Anthony Perfetto, Leah Rayl, Moriah Reeser, Shane Robinson, Lindsey Rodriguez, Shannon Ulery, Andrea White, Aaron Zartman. Grade 6 Bacon, Josh Bowyer, Tyler Dutcher, Dawn Hettinger, Geneva Hulsey, Jenifer Kellenburger, Elizabeth Murray, Katie Polei, Allison Powlen, Lindsay Roller, Kelly Springer, Hannah Thomas, Jason Voltz.

Arnold Ail Saints Middle School recently heid its annual Poetry Tea for parents and teachers. Andrea Lahmann recites her poem, which she wrote, titled Nature's Lafimann was one of 26 students to recite poems. Columbia Elementary School Announces Poster Contest Winners Columbia Elementary School Had a poster contest and students drew pictures advertising the Carnival, which was held April 22. The winners from each class received free tickets to be used at the carnival. First place winners were: Courtney Cunningham, Israel Putnam, Dean Dilts, John Rinehart, Lauren Deitrich, Ashley James, Dusty Rowan, Alex Anderson, Austin Hughes, Sandra Martinez, Dustin Cotner, Brittney Gellinger, Jesus Resenders, Melissa Crispen, Ashley Wilson, Michael Thomas, Blake Musselman, Peter Brucato, and Eric Smith.

Second place winners were: Nichole Brewer, Maria Hernandez, Felicity Perez, Lindsey Vitello, Deidra Costello, Katie Chelminiak; Kayla Putnamo, Kolin Podell, Lindsey Preston, Elizabeth Gregorich, Jessica Klimes, Nalyn McGuire, Jimmy McCain, Jeremy Cover, Mitch Jensen, Brandon McKinney, Dawn Turner, Kelley Burkhart, and Nathan McGuire. Third place winners were: Krissy Bolinger, Kayla Shaffer, Mac Rollins, Tiffany Robertson, Kimber Vladctich, Jon Bolinger, Kelly Downs, Brandon Ranee, Lindsey Balensiefer, Shannon Snider, Joshua Smith, Rashelle Culture, Jason Manus, Rita Hernandez, Missy Bolinger, Nichole Hines, Jason Kite, Josh Collins, and Nathan Harmon. Hoosier Girls State delegates are Lindsay Hendricks, Melissa Fern, inger Redman, Lauren Rice and Gayle Ash. The daughter of James and Olivia Hendricks, of 186 E. Third Peru, Lindsay is active as the student council associate representative, Golden Guard, Spanish Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes and English Hoosier Academic Super Bowl, She is on the Science Olympiad State Qualifying Team and is editor of the Narcissus, the school yearbook.

Lindsay is a member of Quill and Scroll and pep club, and runs varsity track and is a varsity cheerleader. She volunteers at the Salvation Army and the Miami County Museum. After'graduation, she plans to attend Johns Hopkins University of Health Sciences in Baltimore, and major in premedicine, She would like to become a surgeon. The daughter of Donald and Janice Fern, Rt. 2, Peru, Melissa has been active as a cheerleader for three years, tennis team for three years, Fellowship of Christian Athletes for two years, Golden Guard for one year and Student Council for two years.

Her other activities have been Drama Club for one year, French Club for two years, pep club for two years, yearbook staff photographer for one year and Future Business Leaders of America for three years. Melissa is in the top 10 percent of her class. She is involved in the United Methodist Youth Fellowship and is a student photographer for the Peru Daily Tribune. After graduation, she plans to attend college and study advertising or medicine. The daughter of Peter and Rosemary Redmon, of Rt.

2, Peru, Inger is busy with Golden Guard and swing choir. This year, she had a supporting role in the school play, "Fiddler on the Roof," She is employed at the local radio station as a disc jockey and as a car-hop at the hot dog stand. Inger attends First Presbyterian Church in Peru. After high school, she plans to attend Indiana University in Bloomington for business. The daughter of Doug and Rosemary Rice, of Rt.

2, Peru, Lauren has been involved in French Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Golden Guard, Pep Club, Student Council, volleyball, basketball and tennis. Lauren is a member of Main Street United Methodist Church. During the summers, she is involved with the Caston Basketball League, Peru Volleyball League, summer tennis and AAU Basketball. After high school, she plans to attend college, but is undecided on a major. The daughter of Galen and Vickie Ash, Rt.

2, Peru, Gayle is a member of Drama Club, German Club, Lindsay Hendricks Girls State Delegate Melissa Fern Girls State Delegate Inger Redman Girls State Delegate Lauren Rice Girls State Delegate Gayle Ash Girls State Delegate Marcie Layman Girls State Alternate Ryan Hopper Boys State Delegate Jeremiah Johnson Boys State Delegate band, swing choir and Tri-M. She has been selected as a drum major for the band next year. Her other activities include ballet and jazz classes and the Peru Circus. Gayle attends Parkview United Methodist Church and is an active member of the youth group and teaches Sunday school. She plans to attend college and major in nursing with a goal of being a pediatric nurse practitioner.

Hoosier Girls State alternate is Marcie Layman. The daughter of Don and Cindy Layman, 407 E. Fifth Peru, Marcie is involved in ballet, tennis and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She also has been involved in cheerleadiiig for several years, She attends First Assembly of God Church, where she teaches Sunday school to four- and five-year-olds. After high school, she plans to attend Central Bible College in Missouri to study children's ministry.

Hoosier Boys State delegates are Ryan Hopper and Jeremiah Johnson. The son of Dr. Raymond and Debbie Hopper, 55 Raccoon Road, Peru, Ryan is active in Pep Club, Weightlifting Club, Science Olympiad, football, basketball and baseball. He plans to attend college and medical school, The son of Wally and Paula Johnson, of 416 N. Broadway, Jeremiah is junior class treasurer.

He is active in TV Club, the school newspaper, Student Council, Pep Club, Weightlifting Club, football, basketball and baseball. He plans to attend college and pursue a career in Louis Grossi II Boys State Alternate Jim Metealf Hi Boys State Alternate broadcasting. Hoosier Boys State alternates are Jim Wletcalf III and Louis Grossi II. The son of Fred and Janet Metcalf, of 1164 Veach Court, Peru, Jim is active in basketball, AAU basketball, and his church youth group. He plans to attend college, play basketball and study to be an engineer or architect.

Grossi, of 361 W. Fifth Peru, is active in Speech Team, Spell Bowl, Golden Guard, Future Business Leaders of America, French Club, the school newspaper, Quill and Scroll, National Forensics League and Academic Super Bowl. He attends St. Charles Church. After graduation, he plans to attend Columbia University in New York City to study law and political science.

He would like to become a corporate or constitutional lawyer in New York City and then pursue a career in politics..