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April 25, 2018

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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, April 25, 2018 B-9 EAST GIBSON NEWS Submit school news: Email: egnews@ pressdispatch.net Deadline: Noon on Friday SATURDAY HOMEWORK AT SCHOOL The high school will be open during the 9 a.m. – noon time-frame on Satur- day for students wishing to utilize our facility to work on their assignments. Stu- dents should report to Ms. Elpers's classroom. Instructors will be avail- able to assist their students during the period of April 16 – April 19, 2018, during ex- tended hours that they will coordinate with their class- es. Students are encouraged to utilize instructor hours to gain assistance with the les- son assignments. SENIOR PRIDE DAY Senior Pride Day has been scheduled for Friday, May 4, 2018. This day has been set aside to allow our seniors to give-back to their school-community, by par- ticipating in a number of campus improvement proj- ects. Senior students should pick up a permission form from the high school office and return prior to April 27, 2018. MAKE UP DAYS In order to make up the four (4) days of missed school, due to the recent winter weather, our schools will be in session on the fol- lowing dates: Wednesday, May 23; Thursday, May 24; Friday, May 25. The second semester is now scheduled to end on May 25. OPEN OFFICE SESSIONS Once again this year, I will be utilizing a collabora- tive opportunity for all mem- bers – students, staff, par- ents, guardians, and commu- nity members – of the Wood Memorial School Communi- ty. With this said, I believe to be most effective with the development and growth of our students it is imperative that every stakeholder of Wood Memorial have an op- portunity to collaborate and provide input in any area/ aspect of interest involving our school(s) they may have. Thus, I will conduct month- ly "Open Office" sessions, fo- cused on providing time for such collaboration to occur. I encourage you to come meet anytime to review items of interest you may have. You may schedule a meeting by calling 812-749 - 4757 and requesting a time. In keeping with the theme of collaboration and com- munication, I want to invite Wood Memorial stakehold- ers to follow the happenings at the junior high and high school by joining us on twit- ter at WMTrojans1. Wood Memorial CALENDAR Tuesday, April 24 ISTEP – Part 2 – 7th/8th English, 8 a.m. Baseball at Evansville Bosse, 5 p.m. Tennis at Vincennes Lincoln, 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 25 ISTEP Part 2 – 7th/8th English, 8 a.m. Class of 209 Announcement Selection, 11:30 a.m. Gibson County Sheriff's Camp, Noon HS Student Council Meeting, 12:15 p.m. WMJHS Spirit Club Meeting, 3:30 p.m. Golf vs. South Spencer, 4:30 p.m. Softball at Shoals, 5 p.m. Boys Track at Princeton, 5 p.m. Patoka Valley CTE Parent Meeting/ Open House, 5:00/5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 26 Prom Committee Meeting, 7:30 a.m. NHS at O.C. Arbor Day Park Clean- up, 9:30 a.m. Sports Physicals, 12:30 p.m. Baseball at Eastern Greene, 5 p.m. Softball at Northeast Dubois, 5 p.m. Coed JHS Track – County Meet at WMJHS, 5 p.m. Girls Track at Southridge, 5:30 p.m. Friday, April 27 ISTEP Part 2 – 7th Social Science, 8 a.m. Golf vs. North Posey, 4:30 p.m. Baseball vs. Perry Central, 5:30 p.m. WMHS/WMJHS Band Banquet, 6 p.m. ADDITIONAL DATE OF NOTE ISTAR, April 16 – May 18, ISTEP Part 2, April 16 – May 4 ECA – Spring, April 23 – May 25, Jostens – Class of 2019 Announce- ment Selection, April 25 HS Student Council Meeting, April 25 WMJHS Spirit Club Meeting, April 25 Prom Committee Meeting, April 26 Music Department Awards Banquet, April 27 First Annual Walk for Child Abuse Prevention, April 30 Gibson County Department of Child Services, Princeton Courthouse Square, 1:30 p.m. Indiana Bass Nation High School Event, Brookville, May 6 Physics AP Assessment, May 8 English 12 AP Assessment, May 9 Senior Honors Night, 6 p.m., May 10 US History AP Assessment, May 11 Calculus AP Assessment, May 15 High School Chemistry Lab Day, at Vincennes University, May 16 English 11 AP Assessment, May 16 JHS Awards Day, May 24 End of 2018 School Year, May 25 2018 Graduation, May 25 SCORECARD HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' TRACK AND FIELD SOUTHRIDGE INVITATIONAL April 20 at Southridge Team scores: Vin- cennes Rivet ( VR) 92, Te- cumseh(T) 60, Wood Me- morial ( WM) 43, Washing- ton Catholic( WC) 2. 3,200-meter relay: 1. Tecumseh 13:54. 110-me- ter high hurdles: 1. Ethen Phillps( WM) 16.13; 2. Te- cumseh 17.33. 100-me- ter dash: 1. (T) 11.5; 2. (T) 12.08; 3. Levi Smith- hart ( WM) 13.38; 4. ( VR) 13.73. 1,600-me- ter run: 1. Shane Whil- hite ( WM) 6:02; 2. (T) 14:54. 400-meter re- lay: 1. (T) 48.5; 2. ( WM) 55.3. 400-meter dash: 1. (T) 59.0 ; 2. (T) 1:02; 3. ( WC) 1:04; 4. Chris M. ( WM) 1:08; 5. ( WC) 1:09. 300-meter hurdles: 1. (T) 44.3; 2. Ethan Phil- lips ( WM) 46.1; 3. Ian Loncoster ( WM) 54.4. 200-meter dash: 1. Levi Smithart ( WM) 26.8; 2. (T) 30.5; 3. ( VR) 31.8. 1,600-meter relay: 1. (T) 4:01; 2. ( WM) 4:32, 3. ( VR) 4:34. High jump: 1. (T) 5 -8. Long jump: 1. (T) 17-9.75; 2. Remmington Wilkison ( WM) 16 -0.5; 3. (T) 15 - 3.5; 4. ( VR) 15 -0.75; 5. (T) 13-0.75. Shot put: 1. Rem- ming Wilkison ( WM) 36 - 9.5; 2. ( VR) 36 -6; 3.( VR) 34-2; 4. Clayton Grider ( WM) 38 -11; 5. (T) 33-7. Discus: 1. Clayton Grider ( WM) 129 -0 ; 2. (T) 115 -2; 3. ( VR) 102-3; 4. (T) 101-5; 5. ( VR) 99 -6. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' TRACK AND FIELD SOUTHRIDGE INVITATIONAL April 20 at Southridge Team scores: Tecum- seh (T) 85, Wood Memo- rial ( WM) 60, Vincennes Rivet ( VR) 21, Washington Catholic ( WC) 4. 3,200-meter relay: 1. (T) 13:16. 110-meter high hurdles: 1. ( VR) 16.68; 2. Alexa Holder ( WM) 17.72. 1,600-meter run: 1. (T) 6:17; 2. ( VR) 6:21. 400-meter dash: 1. ( VR) 1:10 ; 2. (T) 1:10.1; 3. ( VR) 1:11; 4. Kennedy Blacklock ( WM) 1:12; 5. (T) 1:15. 300-meter hur- dles: 1. ( VR) 50.9; 2. Alexa Holder ( WM) 58.7; 3. Mad- ison Fredrick ( WM) 54.0. 200-meter dash: 1. ( VR) 28.5; 2. ( VR) 28.8; 3. Mad- ison Fredrick ( WM) 31.4, 4. (T) 31.7; 5. ( WC) 33.4. 3,200-meter run: 1. (T) 13:56; 2. ( VR) 16:47.3; 3. ( VR) 16:47.9. 1,600-me- ter relay: 1. (T) 5:01. High jump: 1. Kiean- na Burkhart ( WM) 4-8; 2. (T) 4-2; 3. (T) 4-0. Long jump: 1. ( VR) 14-3; 2. ( VR) 14-2; 3. Alexa Hold- er ( WM) 12-10 ; 4. Kiean- na Burkhart 12-8; 5. ( WC) 12-3. Shot put: 1. ( VR) 37-7.5; 2. Celo Dennison ( WM) 32-2.5; 3. ( VR) 32- 0 ; 4. Kennedy Blacklock ( WM) 28 -0 ; 5. (T) 25 -9. Discus: 1. ( VR) 73-6; 2. Celo Dennison ( WM) 68 - 1; 3. ( VR) 63-7; 4. (T) 57- 11; 5. (T) 50 -10. Above: Wood Memorial High School senior Kionna Crowe-Burkhart com- petes in the 300-meter hurdles during the Pike Central Girls' Track and Field Invitational on Thursday, April 19. Crowe-Burkhart placed second in high jump with a leap of 4 feet, 8 inches, and fifth in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 54.88 seconds. The Lady Trojans finished fifth in the five- team meet with 21 points. Ed Cahill photo Left: Wood Memorial High School Jolea Kennedy clears a hurdle while competing in the 100-meter hurdles during the Pike Central Girls' Track and Field Invitational on Thursday, April 19. The Lady Trojans finished fifth in the five-team meet with 21 points. Ed Cahill photo Wood Memorial High School freshman Cleo Dennison competes in shot put during the Pike Central Girls' Track and Field Invitational on Thursday, April 19. Dennison placed third with a throw of 29 feet, 1 inch. The Lady Trojans fin- ished fifth in the five-team meet with 21 points. Ed Cahill photo Wood Memorial High School sophomore Ken- nedy Blacklock competes in the 100-meter dash during the Pike Central Girls' Track and Field Invitational on Thursday, April 19. Blacklock placed fourth with a time of 13.51 seconds. The Lady Trojans finished fifth in the five-team meet with 21 points. Ed Cahill photo Wood Memorial High School sophomore Alexa Holder competes in the 400-meter dash during the Pike Central Girls' Track and Field Invitation- al on Thursday, April 19. Holder placed third in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 17.59 sec- onds and third in the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 53.71 seconds. The Lady Trojans finished fifth in the five-team meet with 21 points. 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