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May 18, 2016

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The Press-Dispatch School Wednesday, May 18, 2016 C- 5 Pike Central Right: Mrs. Danette Weisman with her 6th grade students com- pleted an astronomi- cal unit scale distance model of the solar sys- tem represented with toilet paper. Both Left and Far Left: Mrs. Danette Weisman with her 6th grade students completed an astro- nomical unit scale distance model of the solar system represented with toilet paper. 6th grader Hunter Catt was selected as the lucky 6th grader that could kiss the pig, Miss Gracie Hess, held by owner Jim Hess. Teacher Mrs. Barb Jochim was selected to kiss a pig (Miss Gracie Hess), pet of Jim and Lorri Hess of Petersburg. This was an ISTEP reward celebration for the 6th graders at PCMS. In celebration of ISTEP completion a few lucky 6th graders with perfect attendance for the week were selected to throw a pie at the 6th grade teacher of their choice, or in this case, Principal Mr. Meece. Pictured is 6th grader Hailey Park- er. Other students drawn to participate were Er- ika Vinnedge, Ali Holder, Isabel Bennett, Jeremy Peer, Samantha Wyatt, Danessia Guzman, Macy Nelson, Wyatt Frazure, and Evan Conder. Otwell Elementary MENU Thursday, May 19: Coun- try style steak, mashed po- tatoes with gravy, fresh broccoli and strawberries. Friday, May 20 : Hot dog, chips, peach cup, cookie and dragon punch. Monday, May 23: Ham sandwich, chips, carrot sticks, fruit roll-up and fruit juice. Both Right Pictures: Kindergarteners in cos- tume for their play "Lit- tle Red Hen." Simple Machines For the past two weeks the students in Mrs. Win- ter Fiscus' class have been doing a "Simple Machines" project in which the stu- dents create a Smet proj- ect out of the six simple machines: wedge, screw, wheel and axle, lever, pul- ley, and inclined plane. The students were asked to col- lect everyday items to build this project. They were al- so asked to keep a daily journal writing about what they accomplished on their projects each day. As a re- sult, the students connect- ed all of their individual simple machines projects and created a Rube Gold- berg (a complicated proj- ect to do a simple task). Pictured below and Left. See Cindy, Fran, Pam or John to place your order today. Phone: 812- 354-8500 E-mail: ads@pressdispatch.net Call us today to be a part of th dynamic graduation section. PIKE CENTRAL CENTRAL C L A SS O F Pike Central seniors will be the focus of a special section in e Press-Dispatch on Wednesday, May 25. is edition will include all available photos of graduating seniors with other related stories of interest, plus information about each of the seniors. Your message will go into nearly every home in the area, and will be kept by many as a souvenir of their high school memories for the rest of their lives. Copy deadline is Wednesday, May 18. SIZE UNIT COST Full Page ................................... $499.00 2/3 Page .................................... $352.00 1/3 Page .................................... $210.00 1/6 Page .................................... $124.00 1/12 Page .................................... $79.00 With a FULL PAGE ad in this section, you receive FREE spot color, a $50 VALUE! SUBSCRIBE TODAY! 812-354-8500 We're not afraid to shed some light on the truth. STOP it takes 3 MINUTES to subscribe to 812-354-8500

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