The Independent-News, Volume 122, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1996 — Page 6

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— INDEPENDENT NEWS — NOVEMBER 7, 1996

Falcons Lose To A Powerhouse Zebra Team The John Glenn Falcons hosted the Rochester Zebras in a Class 2-A Sectional 25 semi-final football game on Friday and found themselves facing a powerhouse duo of Jeremy Swank and Bret Henderson. The Zebras won by a score of 26-10. The Zebras record was 54 coming to the Falcon field and will now face North Judson who won over Bremen in an impressive 28-14 score. The Falcons ended the season at 5-5. The first drive of the Zebras established the mood of the game when they used up nearly six minutes in 12 plays for 66 yards topped by a score, the first of three, by Swank on a 10 yard run. The Falcons came back

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to the Zebra nine yard line when they were forced into a field goal that fell short. The team from Rochester came back in the next sequence of plays to score on a 36 yarder by Greg Wade from quarterback Mike Smith to have the scoreboard read 14-0. Prior to the half the Falcons got on the board with a field goal by Alex Strang for 37 yards making it 14-3. The second half found two touchdowns for Rochester, both by Swank on one yard runs to Glenn’s only touchdown for the night by Ed Pontius on a 34 yard pass from quarterback Brian Snell and the extra point by Strang late in the third quarter. The Rochester offensive line neutralized the Falcons in this contest. Brandon Groves had five catches for 72 yards and an interception for Glenn and Corey Rough added three receptions for 62 yards.

Snell had 14 completions for 227 yards before leaving the game late in the fourth quarter with a leg injury. Dan Drotar’s Falcons can hold their heads high as they gave an excellent showing. A wards And Honors Given At St. Pat's St. Patrick School is pleased and proud to announce the following awards and honors for the first quarter of the 1996-97 school year: Special Recognition for students who best examplified this year’s motto, “Work In Harmony” are listed: Mitchell Lenyo, grade 5; Jennifer Ward, grade 4; Tommi Hittie, grade 3; Hannah Blad, grade 2; Patrick Suter, grade 1 and Jenna Weiler, kindergarten. First Honors (3.5-4.0) went to Hillary Kemp, grade 6; Jessica Barth and Anne Swan in grade 5 and in grade 4 were Sean Feeney, Andrew Holland, Blaise Holloway, Joanna Lowry and Jennifer Ward. Second Honors (3.0-3.4) went to Maria Holland, Laura Kensinger and Beth Ann Wieczorek and in grade 5, Dan Allsop, Jamie Hesters, Shari Kensinger and LaShan Rininger. Special Achievement for grades 1-3 for 3.0-4.0 gpa were Jennifer Allsop and Austin Blad in grade 3; Hannah Blad, Emily Clark, Sarah Rivosecchi-Fulton, Brittney Roberts and Riley Sheaks in grade 2 and in grade 1 were Sarah Feeney, Lindsley Giese, Janine Hathaway, Andrew Hesters, Henry Lowry, Kyle McCallum, Mike Monroe, Patrick Suter, Tory Torma and Philip VanWanzeele. Those receiving Perfect Attendance honors were Brian Ward and Beth Ann Wieczorek in grade 6; Jessica Barth in grade 5; Sean Feeney, Blaise Holloway and Joanna Lowry in grade 4; Austin Blad and Clinton Kemp in grade 3; Hanna Blad and Brittney Roberts in grade 2; Kyle McCallum and Patrick Suter in grade 1 and in kindergarten were Erik Blad, Paul Boyd, Donald Hathaway, Nekodah Kosalak, Jason Lowry and Katie Miller. Happy Ads Only $3 Put a little home into your house by subscribing to the Independent News!

NLE Students Work Hard For DARE Program North Liberty Elementary students provided plenty of elbow grease and smiles to community members on Sat., Oct. 19, when the fifth and sixth graders held a car wash. The cars were washed in front of the school to raise funds to have the nationally known DARE (Drug & Alcohol Resistance Education) program in their school. Students and parents also baked hundreds of items for a coinciding bake sale. NLES administration has hoped for DARE for years. It wasn’t until the students themselves grasped the reins that it was finally made possible. The students have raised $1,200 through various projects and donations. Local officer, Kelly Bussie, will attend DARE training this year and present the DARE program to all NLES fifth and sixth grade classes beginning in January.

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Congratulations is due to the students on their hard work. Their achievement will provide themselves and the community benefits that reach far into the future. Urey Lists First Honor Roll The first nine week grading period has ended at the John Glenn School Corporation and the honor roll from Harold C. Urey Middle School is released as follows: SEVENTH GRADE DISTINGUISHED Emily Batman, Brandi Brodzinski, Kayla Izdepski, Lisa Kuzmicz, Andrea Ottinger, Mollie Pletcher and Aaron Replogle. REGULAR Olivia Bellinger, Alena Bogucki, Sarah Borton, Brandon Coffey, Abby Curtis, Denny Emmons, Greg Engel, Jennifer Gensinger, Heather Gierlowski, Nicole Halder, Ashley Horvath, Katie Hostetler, Kari Houser, Jill Houston, Matt Hummel. Ashlee Jackson, Heather Johnson and Chris