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May 29, 2019

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The Press-Dispatch Local Wednesday, May 29, 2019 B- 7 WINSLOW ELEMENTARY AWARDS Winslow Elementary School students with straight A's for all four grading periods are, (l to r): Ava Aaserud, Kaydee Sims, Sophie O'Neal, Samuel McCon- nell, Braelyn Barnett, Sylvie McDivitt, Jersey Vickers, Jaron Woolsey, Lydia Abel, Parker Goeppner and Trinity LeMond. Winslow Elemen- tary School students who made straight A's for all four grading pe- riods include, front row (l to r): Alexis Boyd, Emma Brock, Bren- na Ridao, Emily Green and Caroline McDivitt; back row: Brooklyn Blount, Sydney Bur- dette, Taryn Fiscus, Grant Stinson, Ayn- slee Key, Madlyn Ro- bling and Lila Taylor. These students had perfect attendance at WES this year: Cassie Perry, Easton Bailey, Taryn Fiscus, Emi- ly Henderson, Sawyer Kabrick and Parker Goeppner. Carter Moss throws a whipped cream pie into WES Prin- cipal Rich Luker's face. Moss won the honor to be the first to go by being the biggest fundraiser in the Winslow PTO. About 70 students at WES got the opportunity to throw the whipped cream pies at Luker, numerous teachers and Pike County Sheriff Kent Johnson. WES teachers Stephanie Shedd, Tristan Yates and Abby Aldridge, laugh and struggle to see and breath as more than 70 pies came their way during the pie in the face mayhem. CREATIVITY. OUR SPECIALTY. The Press Dispatch PIKE COUNTY'S NEWS NETWORK Design by two of Indiana's top designers is included with every ad purchase. Call today! 812-354-8500 OR ADS@PRESSDISPATCH.NET

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