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PHAROS-TRIBUNE PAGE A5 BULLETIN BOARD Call Heather Nava at 722-5000, Ext. 155 VICA Students Participate In Regional Contest ByTHERESIAKURITZ Eight students from Career Center won in the regional vocational skills contest Feb. 25 at John Hinds Career Center in Elwood. Participating were vocational students from Marion, Kokomo, Lafayette, Elwood and Logansport. Those qualifying for state, to be held in April in Indianapolis, are as follows: Carpentry Paul Linback and Brant Myers, seniors at Logansport High School; Auto Body Craig Wolf, senior at Pioneer High School; Auto Mechanics Brad Raderstorf, senior at LHS; Nurse Assistant Amy Davis, senior at Winamac High School, and Laura Lewis, senior at LHS; and Job Interview Angela Bonebrake and Tammy Shanabarger, both juniors at LHS.

Honor RoBI Students named to the Caston Junior-Senior High School honor roll for the fourth grading period were: High Grade 12 Heather Ault, Cathy Bauman, Mira Bell, Kara Byrum, Crystal Dilts, Jackie Manns, Tara Morrow, Hayley Rouch, Heather Smith, Jason Snyder, Tyler VonDerheide, Romuald Zichlarz, Angie Zimpleman. Grade .11 Erin Lamb, Vanessa Lane, Charlie Lockwood, Jill Rudicel, Stacey Walsh. Grade 10 Jessie Foltz, Teresa Foreman, Tim Good, Adam Morrow, Jessica Urbin, Derek VonDerheide. Grade 9 Greg Byrum, Stephanie Scott, Megan Walsh, Alicia Zartman. Grade 8 Aaron Ault, Krjsty Baker, Amanda Cornett, Ryan Homburg, Landon Krisher, Carrie White.

Grade? Good. Regular Grade 12 Kevin Brown, Mike Brown, Rachel Bye, Jason Coffing, Nathan Craig, Andy Crippen, Jennifer Dunwoody, Tyler Enyart, Holly Flint, Seth Foltz, Heather Fry, Stefanie Gibbons, David Malas, Jamie Hauser, Katie Herbst, Jason April Hill, Andrea Jones, Kenny Keyser, Mike King, Eric Layton, Shane Leavell, Eric Mclntire, Aaron Powlen, Debbie Price, Liz Reffitt, Ka'i Reinecke, Jaime Rudicel, Jon Sailors, Dan Sharp, Becky Smith, Jodi Smith, Angela Thomas, Nicole Willy, Sean Zartman. Grade 11 Aaron Bowman, Amanda Garner, John Gunter, Jeff King, Rusty McGrew, Delonna Munson, Joni See, Penny Olery, Amy Wilson. Grade 10 Travis Albright, Garrett Cain, Hannah Cook, Darla Cooley, Krystal Crimmins, Carrie Crippen, Abby Early, Kevin Early, Hillary Hart, Joshua Lewis, Summer Miller, Scott Minniear, Heather Morrow, Ryan Powlen, Doug Reef, Stephanie Richter, Heather Sommers, Aaron Sylvain, Megan Zartman, Ryan Zimpleman. Grade 9 Mindy Bell, Brianne Biber, Anthony Bye, Samantha Coffing, Erin Duff, Sarah Early, Blake Harness, Melissa Hill, Lindsey Krisher, Kalea Newby, Joshua Olinger, Amanda Peter, Jeremiah Peterson, Erin Reddington, Wesley Scott, Adam Strasser, Jeremy Warner, Brooke Wiese, Mandy Williams, Lucas Zartman.

Grade 8 Ryan Baker, Charlie Baldwin, Linda Bauman, Jamie Berry, Derek Bollhoefer, Mike Bryant, Joshua Douglass, Eric Hasenplug, Justin Herrold, Krys Hoover, Jacob Lane, Amanda Miller, Elizabeth Moss, Brent Thomas, Jonni Uhrich, Andy Zartman, Bill Zartman. Grade 7 Lesley Arthur, Kathryn DeShaney, Justin Dillman, Adam Gundrum, Lindsey Lease, Ryan Paschen, India Staller, Misty Utter, Leah Walsh, Siddy Widman, Andrew Williams, Adam Wilson, Jarod Zartman, Greg Zimpleman. RaEnie Scholarship Indiana college students majoring in political science, government, journalism, radio or television have until March 15 to apply for the Rainie McCormick Scholarship award. This is the 18th year the Indiana Federation of Republican Women has presented the award in memory of Rainie McCormick, longtime executive secretary of the federation. Applicants must be Indiana residents and must be attending an Indiana college or university.

Two applicants from each of the 10 Congressional districts may be nominated for final review by the IFRW scholarship committee. Winners will be notified by May 10, and the money will be presented in time for the 1995 fall term. The federation will award two $1,000 scholarships. These' are one-time, non-renewable awards. For applications, contact Cass County Republican Women's president, Sarah Jane Crimmins, at Rt.

2, Box 230, Lucerne 46950, or call her at (219) 889-3365. Eagles Scholarship The Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie" 323 will award a $600 scholarship to a graduating senior. Applicants must be son or daughter'of a paid-up Aerie member or tinder Applications must.be picked up at the secretary's office at the Eagles, 201 S. Sixth St. They must be returned to the secretary by May Indiana Sheriffs' Association 'The Indiana Sheriffs' Association will award college scholar.

ships to qualified high school.seniors or college students who. i are pursuing a degree in'crimlnal justice. Approximately 40 $500 scholarships will be awarded throughout the state. 5 To qualify, the applicant must between the ages of 17 and 23, and be either a member of the association or daughter of a current member of the association. Applicants must presently be listed scholastically in the upper half of their class; Applications are available from guidance counselors.orffom local sheriff's departments.

Or, applicants may write to, the; Indiana Sheriffs' Association, P.O. Box 19127, Ihdianapofejnd, The applications must be completed.and returned to the', association by April 1,1995. SCHOOL BRIEFS Compiled from Pharos-Tribune staff reports Blue Ribbon Parenting Sessions Tuesday A Blue Ribbon Parenting workshop is planned for Tuesday to help parents by providing information on important parenting issues. The event will be held from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Lincoln Middle School.

There is no charge to attend. Sponsored by Purdue Extension Cass County and Cass County Step Ahead, registration the program and coffee'hour will'be held from 6:25 p.m. The keynote address, featuring Dr. Judy Myers-Walls, of Purdue University, titled "TV's Influence on Children and the Family," will be from 6:30 to 7:05 p.m. Next, two sessions 7:15 to 8 p.m.

and 8:15 to 9 p.m. will be presented on a choice of topics. Each topic will be presented twice, and parents will be able to choose the ones of most interest to them. The topics include the following: "Helping Your Child Succeed in Public School," "Talking To Strangers And Other Things Your Mother Warned You About," "Positive Discipline," "Raising Children In An Unhealthy World," "Right Brain Left Brain Thinking," and Without Tears." For more information, call the Cass County Purdue Extension Office at 753-7750. Pioneer, Caston Seniors Vying For Scholarships Julie A.

Hanna, a senior at Pioneer High School, and Angela Zimpleman, a senior at Caston High School, were oral contestants in the 25th annual Eisenhower Memorial Scholarship competition on Sunday, March 5, at the University of Indianapolis. The oral competition was the final stage of competition for the $10,000 scholarship awards. The winners are expected to be announced next month. The contestants were chosen on the basis of statewide competition, The contest is open each fall to all public, private and parochial high school seniors in the upper half of their senior classes in the state. The scholarships are offered to Indiana high school seniors planning to attend certain private and independent colleges and universities.

The purpose of the program is to develop potential leaders with high academic achievement, patriotic awareness and belief in free market economics, Hanna is the daughter of Herbert and Joyce Hanna, Rt 1, Logansport, and Zimpleman is the daughter of Jack and Diane Zimpleman, Fulton. Pioneer Science Fair Nets Winners ROYAL CENTER The Pioneer Elementary Science Fair was held Feb. 21. The following students participated: Primary investigations category Neil Daily, champion, and Phillip Foerg, reserve champion. Receiving blue awards were Taylor Farrer, Kurt Graham and Adam Peppers.

Primary demonstrations category Amanda Kreighbaum, champion, and Evan Dorton, reserve champion. Receiving red awards were Brandon Armick, Jessica Gady, Matt Gates, Jenny Gruszczyk, Micah Kistler, Lauren Moss, Kyan Murphy and Keenan Smith. Receiving blue awards were Nolan Brock, Jacob Frame, Adam Kennell, Brian Larimore, Justin Sell, Brandon Shaffer, Matthew Shaffer, Justin Zihnmer, Sherry Wagner and Sabrina Colford. Primary category Chad Neubaum, champion, and Ryan Gady, reserve champion. Receiving red awards were Kyle Dearinger, James Lawson and Jacob Sell.

Receiving blue awards were Alexa Anderson, Katie Davis, Drew Downhour, Amber Eisan and Lindsey Smith. Intermediate investigations category Ashley Raderstorf, champion, and Ashley Kennell, reserve champion. Receiving a red award was Kayla Murray. Receiving a blue award was Payton Farrer. intermediate demonstrations category Scot Berry, champion, and Christina Pifer, reserve champion.

Red awards went to Aaron Smith and Kyle Justice. Blue award winners were Daniel Sommer, Michelle Hayden, Carl Feltis, Matt Colford and Anna-Anderson. Intermediate category Shawn Trittipo, champion, and Ryan Robinson, reserve champion. Blue award winner was Kaleb Robertson. Upper elementary investigations category Clint Adsit, champion, and Shawn Baker, reserve champion.

Red awards went to Hayli Feltis, Jacob Henry, Justin Malchow, Tonya Small, Jason Townsend, Jonathan Lantz, Sarah Shaw and Emily Kraay. Blue awards were given to Alyssa Berkshire, Robert Campbell, Nathan Cottrell, Kim McMillen, Megan Peppers, Maureen Miller, Julia Pokorney, Denise Ross and Cody Lebo. Upper elementary demonstrations category Miles Sterrett, champion, and Kipp Long, reserve champion. Red awards were handed out to David Combs, Lyndia Gaumer, Lee Ann Lohmeyer, Randy Jackson, Tarian Hight and Josh Hillenberg. Blue awards were given to Kyle Bender, Nathan Stratton, Andy Carmichael, Christa Waters, Sadie Delon, Tasha Blackman, Bill Hudson, Brooke Pugh, Jessica Malchow, Brittany Lucas, Lucas Banser, Justin Ashley Ruff, Missy Smith and Crystal Altrnan.

Upper elementary Desire Hardy, champion, and Drew Farrer, reserve champion, Blue ribbon recipients were Clayton Holman, Travis Morphet and Tristan Murray. Art Association Selects Student Winners Through March 19, the Logansport Art Association will feature the Youth Art Show and Competition at the Art Center, 424 Front St. Featuring Cass County students in grades kindergarten through eighth, the center is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, and noon to 3 p.m.

Saturday and Sunday. Teachers felt that "place" awards are too competitive for children in the K-5 age range, therefore, Judge's Awards were given instead. Winners in each category are listed below. Drawing Grades K-5: Evan Metz, Jeff Plummer, Nataly Ross and Erika Young. Grades 6-8: Aaron Ault, first place; Justin Marazita, second place; Rhett Miller, third place; Angela Fry, fourth place; and John Muckenfuss and Heidi VanZee, honorable mention.

Painting Brian Blume, Elizabeth Comoglio, Jennifer Curtis and Marie McKaig. Grades 6-8: Josh Cook, first place, Frank Forroux, second place, Allison Powlen, third place; Diane Anderson, and Katie Vincent, honorable mention. Mixed Media Chad Appleton, Erica Fox, Kristin Gearhart, Lori Grantham, Adrianne Ide, Kyla King, Megan Peppers, Trisha Peters, Derek Scott and Rachel Scott. Grades 6-8: Adam Smith, first place; Annie Venzia, second place; Heather McKervey; third'place, Jenny Anderson, fourth place; and Jessica Huff, Aubrey Watterson and Adrienne Wolf, honorable mention. Three Dimensional (In The Round) Elizabeth Baker, Brianne Hayden, Brad McCroskey and Shawn Russell.

Grades 6-8: Maria Delon, first place; Brand! Weiand, second place; Brent Kollmar, third place; Linda Bauman, fourth place; and Lee Franklin, April Garbison and Amy Phillips, honorable mention. Three Dimensional (Hanging) Grades 6-8: Rachel Malchow, first place; Heather Ide, second place; Jeremy Remley, third place; Ryan Douglas, fourth place; and Dane Miller, honorable mention. Graphic Arts Grades 6-8: Nicholas Spurgeon, first place; Brandon Greiner, second place; Bruce Halas, third place; and Amanda Miller, fourth place. Winning Best of Show was Ken McMahon. The Committee's Choice Award was given to Rachel Scott, with the Mayor's Choice Award given to Adam Smith, and the Theme Award handed out to Tina Winegardner.

Pioneer Bee Winners Announced Several Pioneer students in grades six through eight participated in the school spelling bee March 7. The sixth-grade and school champion was Ashley Beasy, who won a plaque, trophy and $25. Other sixth-graders participating were Aaron Collins, Josh Homburg, Keith Jasmantas and Shawn Baker. The seventh-grade champion was Emily Rouch, who won a plaque. Other seventh-grade participants were Brandon Greiner, Alicia Frank, Dustin Mock and Michelle Morgan.

The eighth-grade champion was Ann Goodrich, who won a plaque and $10. Other eighth-graders participating were Heather Ide, Hollie Trainer, Barbi Walls and Abigail Webber, The 1994 Pioneer and Pharos-Tribune Five- County Regional Spelling Bee champion was Amber Swartzell. Pioneer 'Wonderful' Students Named ROYAL CENTER The staff at Pioneer Junior-Senior High School have started a recognition program to identify students who try especially hard during the month and who exemplify good citizenship. Every month, the teachers and administrators each nominate one student who has improved in grades or other areas. The student's picture is taken with the nominating staff member, and the photo is displayed on the Wall of Wonderful.

Students who won honors for the month of February were the following: Seventh grade Diane Anderson, Matt Blume, Michelle Combs, Stephanie Knowles, Dustin Mock and Brant Odom; Eighth grade Dusty Baxter, Ann Goodrich (two nominations), Casey Heishman, Danny Jackson and Kellie Weaver; Ninth grade Nathan Blume, Steph Goze, Tayt Odom, Andy Rusk and Tara Sayler; Eleventh grade Kyle Davis, Heather Hall and Tom Shaw; Twelfth grade Jodi Fugate, Jennifer Ide, Denise Kerr, Matt McNeil, Kelly Redding, Aimee Smith, Tom Smith, Jody Stratton, Brian Strong, Joe Swartz, Jessica Tilleraas and Greta Young. Fairview Students Attend Youth Summit The First Indiana Youth Environmental Summit was held March 4 in Hancock County at Eden Elementary School in Representing the Fairview Elementary Outdoor Classroom were Adam Army, Jon Blair, Marley Favors, Megan Michael and Megan Peters. Adult sponsor was Susan Nesper, teacher and Environmental Education Association of Indiana member. They joined over 500 participants from Indiana. More than 300 students in three through eight attended with 90 adult supervisors from 65 schools with 31 counties represented.

Students learned about environmental careers, the rainforest and its connection to them by participating in songs and dances, and attended sessions that covered recycling projects available to do at school. They also used plays to tell about community action projects in parks, prairie restoration, beads, beavers and buckskins, an environmental exchange box and Dr. Wildweed and developing one's own character. The summit was sponsored by the EEAI and hosted by the Greenfield Central Community School Corporation. Columbia Speech Team Ends Season The Columbia Speech Team ended the season with a fifth-place trophy at the Canterbury Invitational March 4.

Trie following students received ribbons: Marie Carlson, second place in humorous; Ryan Partridge, first place in drama; Kristi Kite, third, and Angela Jones, second, in oratorical interpretation; Michelle Kindem, fifth, and Vinessa Rollins, fourth, in radio; Matt Molaski, eighth, Cassi Scherer, fifth, and Hillary Morrow, fourth, all in impromptu; and Amy Strasser, eighth place, and Jackie Jone.s, second place. Georgia Dahmon and Laura Austen each received seventh-place ribbons in poetry. Rebekka Gaby won third-place in poetry, and in duo interpretation, the team of Sarah Molaski and Amy Langley received an eighth-place ribbon. Kristi Kite and Holly Russell received third place. Anastacia Armick and Michelle Black were included in the competitive team.

David Nihiser, Diana Armick, Joan Scherer and Joyce Pasel accompanied the team as judges. Logansport High School speech team member Jessica Pasel also accompanied the team. Logan Senior Wins Wal-Mart Scholarship Tom Leake, store manager of the Logansport Wal-Mart, recently announced the selection of Lindsay Bass of Logansport as the 1995 recipient of the $1,000 Wal-Mart Foundation Community Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded each spring by Wal-Mart to an area college or university-bound high school senior and is payable over a one- year period. Bass, a senior at Logansport High School, plans to attend the University of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla.

In addition, scholarship alternates sleeted are first alternate, Dennis Goodman of Galveston, who plans to attend the University of Evansville, and Molly Woodhouse of Royal Center, who is headed to Manchester College. Recognized for their efforts serving as judges in scholarship selection are Wayne Erwin, roger Troutman and Dave Patty. The Logansport Wal-Mart Foundation community scholarship is one of more than 2,000 scholarships totaling more than $2 million being given by the Bentonville, retail chain throughout its 49-state trade territory. Jazz Ensemble Receives Division 1 Rating Members of the Logansport Jazz Ensemble traveled to Wabash High School Saturday, March 4, to perform in the Indiana State School Music Association (ISSMA) Jazz Concert. group received a superior First Division rating in only its second year of competing.

Members of the group are Megan Barber, Angie Chastain, John Scott Cover, Ian Eskildsen, Chad Fultz, Jeremy Geisler, Jason Glecko, Chris Hopkins, Kris Hutsell, Nikki LaMere, Ben Mills, Larjdon Montgomery, David Neff, Steve Nelson, rio Raderstorf, Chris Richardson, Amy Samuels and Angie Sellers..