The Independent-News, Volume 122, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 June 1996 — Page 8

INDEPENDENT NEWS — JUNE 13, 1996

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Final Honor Rolls Listed From O-D School The final six week and semester honor rolls at Oregon-Davis Jr./Sr. High School have been released as follows: Six Week Seventh Grade Brandon Dowd Dana Gal Jared Pearish James Wieger EIGHTH GRADE Distinguished Ethan Ax Amy Gourley Nicole Hartkemeyer Colin Miller Drew Rannells Amee Wicks Regular Rachel Anderson Kathy Bolze Rachelle Keller Asheley Lawrence Lindsey Lawrence Sam Lawrence Christina Lonigro Andrea Minix Ryan Murray Travis Pijut Tina Santiago April Vermillion Ninth Grade Erin Belstra Becky Clark Matt Conrad Sara Godin Heather Greer Elizabeth Janovic Aaron Minch Jackie Porter Tenth Grade Michele Lawrence Jessica Wilson Levi Wilson Eleventh Grade Distinguished Court Miller Daniel Szombathy Regular Michael Anderson Jennifer Brantley Brian Earnest Stephanie Haug Adam Heeren Twelfth Grade Distinguished Dolores Godoy

HELP SUPPORT THE WALKERTON 4th OF JULY Purchase Coupon Books For $5 Each Worth SSO Merchandise At LARRY’S QUICK MART Purchase Advance Carnival Tickets $16.50 Worth of Tickets For $12.00 4 Adult Rides Added To Children’s Rides This Year, Committee Members Will Be At Teachers Credit Union And Ist Source Bank Every Saturday In June From Has. 9:00 a.m. to 12 Noon ii ii, । iij j 111 .i ij। jj, i i । । i—

Tammy Orr Julie Scheffer Misty Walter Tara Wilson Regular Chuck Berg Jeremy Bottorff Amy Gilbert Mike Greene Tabitha King Audrey Lenz Serena Radcliff Dan Rosentreter Sandy Schroff Jennifer Singleton Jamie Solmos Eric Swanson SEMESTER Seventh Grade Regular Brandon Dowd Jamie Fosler Dana Gal Tara Kensinger Jared Pearish Kristen Stanley James Wieger Eighth Grade Distinguished Ethan Ax Amy Gourley Colin Miller Drew Rannells Regular Dawn Becht Nicole Hartkemeyer Tina Hatfield Lindsey Lawrence Ryan Murray Tina Santiago Amee Wicks Ninth Grade Erin Belstra Amy Berg Becky Clark Matt Conrad Heather Greer Elizabeth Janovic Elin Johnson Lesa Ricks Tenth Grade Distinguished Jessica Wilson Regular Sarah Brantley Michele Lawrence James Schroff Levi Wilson Eleventh Grade Distinguished Court Miller Regular Michael Anderson

Jennifer Brantley Nic Burrell Brian Earnest Adam Heeren Daniel Szombathy Twelfth Grade Distinguished Dolores Godoy Tammy Orr Julie Scheffer Misty Walter Regular Chuck Berg Jaime Daley Amy Gilbert Mike Greene Tabitha King Serena Radcliff Dan Rosentreter Sandy Schroff Michael Senetar Jennifer Singleton Jamie Solmos Eric Swanson Tara Wilson NAMED TO WHO’S WHO Ryan Peterson, a graduate of John Glenn High School, son of Richard and Sandy Peterson, of Plymouth, and a recent graduate of the University of Indianapolis in biology/anthropology was recently named to the 1995-96 edition of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. He also is a dean’s scholar and a member of Volunteers in Service and treasurer of both the university’s Circle K Club and Indianapolis Student Government. The achievement is based on academic honors, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and potential for continued success. PRESIDENTIAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP TO TAMARA ORR Tamara Kay Orr, of Hamlet, was selected by Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, as a Presidential Merit Scholar. She will receive the highly competitive academic scholarship for four years of study. Tamara is the daughter of Marlene and Garry Orr and is a recent graduate of Oregon-Davis High School. Candidates for this honor are incoming, first-year students who are considered on the basis of their academic achievement, standardized test scores and commitment to extracurricular activities in high school and the community as well as for their potential for academic success. GRADUATES FROM IVY TECH Ivy Tech State College awarded diplomas to 330 associate of science degree, associate degree and technical certificate graduates during the college’s northcentral region commencement exercises held on Friday, May 10, at O’Laughlin auditorium, Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame. .. • •

Students from North Liberty receiving degrees were Mary Ann Montgomery, associate of science degree in nursing. Associate in applied science degrees to Fred F. Marek in design technology with high honors, Susan Marie Ladd in electronics technology and Lisa A. Vukovits in medical lab technician with high honors. Paulette Orlene Bell received her technical certificate in practical nursing. Students from Walkerton who received their associate in applied science degrees were Christine M. Dillion in administrative office technology, Rhoda C. Gillespie in computer information systems with high honors, Tracie Jean Malstaff in interior design and Kathleen M. Stiegal in medical lab technician with his honors. Received a technical certificate in medical assistant was Lesia L. Long-Patterson. . BIKE PARADE WINNERS At the recently held trikebike parade in North Liberty, sponsored by the Library the winners are announced as follows: Ages three and younger winner was Rebecca Stayton. Ages four to six, first place, Katie Litteral; second place, Sara Stayton and third place, Kevin Stewart. In the age group of 7-10 year olds first place went to Beth Litteral, second place to Sam Stewart and third place to Nick Carson. Flag carriers were Kayla Goble and Danielle Holmquest. A special thanks to Dave Craft for judging and donating prizes to all the participants. JG Spring Sports A wards Presented The John Glenn High School Spring sports awards were presented in May at the annual program with baseball, tennis, golf and • track participants being honored. Track awards were presented as follows: in girls track the most valuable runners were Jenny McKee and Beth Honaker. Most improved was Heather Parks, the Coaches Award went to Sarah Cole and the mental attitude award to Gretchen Wolff. In boys track the most valuable runner was Ernie Clark. The most improved was Corey Rough; Coaches Award to Ernie Clark and the mental attitude award went to Dave Guseilla. Baseball awards were presented as follows for the most valuable player, Rusty Young; most improved, Rusty. Slater; batting title

award to Nick Medich and the mental attitude award to Jeremy Wynn. Girls tennis awards were presented as follows to Sara Holland, most valuable player; Alicia Allsop, most improved player; Coaches award to Rebecca Mashon and the mental attitude award to Holly Legge. Golf awards went to Brian Lyle for being named the most valuable player; Brett Hulse, most improved player; the Coaches award to Torey Collins and the mental attitude award to Ryan Schmeltz. The Senior “G” Award was presented to Nick Medich who has earned 10 varsity letters while at John Glenn. In order to be presented this award an athlete must earn nine or more varsity letters. PARENTING SESSIONS IN JULY “When is the best time to start potty training?” “How do I handle my two year old’s temper tantrums in public?” “When do I get my life back?” Every parent of a toddler or pre-schooler has these questions. And everyone they ask has an answer. But are they the right answers? Just as every child is different, the answers to the questions concerning that child’s development, temperament and behavior are different^ . ... That is why St. Joseph’s Hospital of Marshall County is offering a special New Beginnings Parent Education series on toddlers and pre-schoolers. The first class will be held on Tuesday, July 9, starting at 6 p.m. Subsequent classes will be conducted on the following three Tuesdays, July 16, 23 and 30. Each class is two hours long and there is no charge. Intended for parents of children two to five years - old, this series will assist parents in better inter- J preting the behavior of their : toddlers and/or pre- ’ schoolers. The classes will cover potty training, eating habits, temper tantrums and acting out; and help parents develop coping strategies to deal with these and other situations. These sessions will be taught by Nancy Schmelter, M.S., of Counseling and Educational Resources, who is the regular instructor of the New Beginnings Parent Education series. All the classes will be conducted at the hospital and the class size is limited so parents are urged to call 935-2678 or 936-9977 to register as soon as possible. *** The medical name for hay fever is pollinosis, which is what happens when the pollen reaches noses.