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A-8 Wednesday, June 6, 2012 The Press-Dispatch Student Spotlight ter on a 4.0 scale. Heuring was also the re- cipient of the Dean's Schol- arship from the Krannert School of Management at Purdue. He is the son of Andy and Phyllis Heuring of Petersburg. nized at the annual Indi- ana State DAR Confer- ence in Indianapolis, on May 20, which was attend- ed by Soderling and his family, along with several members from Vincennes Francis Vigo Chapter. The overall subject of vis Connor's Social Studies class. In order to advance into the regional judging, Soderling had already been awarded first place at the local and state levels. Winners were recog- Lindsey Elizabeth Kiesel would perform along side the chosen celebrity musical performance at half- time. The studio just completed their 21st year with their annual recital and is vited to perform at half-time of the Orange Bowl in Miami, FL. The studio previously performed at the Orange Bowl in 2000. Dancers very honored to be chosen as one of the top 25 studios. The studio is owned and operated by Stacy Hawkins. ministration recently an- nounced the most popu- lar baby names in Indiana for 2011. Mason and Emma topped the list. The top five boys and girls names for 2011 in In- diana were: Boys—1) Mason; 2) Li- am; 3) Elijah; 4) Noah; and 5) William Girls—1) Emma; 2) Oliv- Social Security reports most popular baby names The Social Security Ad- ia; 3) Ava; 4) Sophia; and 5) Isabella Earlier this week the fed- eral government's top offi- cial for baby names, Michael J. Astrue, Commissioner of Social Security, announced Sophia and Jacob were the most popular baby names in baby names, don't forget to help someone you care about get an average of al- most $4,000 of Extra Help with Medicare prescription drug costs. Social Security's website has the top-rated online services in the U.S., including Extra Help to pay Medicare prescription drug costs. Help someone you care about by taking him or her to www.socialsecu- rity.gov to apply for retire- ment, disability, Medicare, the U.S. How does Indiana compare to the rest of the country? Check out Social Security's website—www. socialsecurity.gov/OACT/ babynames for 2011. While having fun with Dancers invited to perform at Orange Bowl Stacy's Studio of Dance was chosen as one of the top 25 studios to be in- Kiesel graduates from sel received her Bache- lor of Science degree dur- ing the 2012 spring com- mencement ceremonies at Indiana University in Bloomington. She is employed by Indiana University Lindsey Elizabeth Kie- Kyle Edward Brames Brames graduates and this year, for the first time, you can help someone obtain a benefit estimate us- ing the online Social Securi- ty Statement. In addition to each state's Westminster Village Re- tirement Community in In- dianapolis. Lindsey is the daughter of Kathy and Jim Pell of Petersburg. of Petersburg graduated Cum Laude from Oakland City University on May 5, 2012 with a degree in Sec- ondary Mathematics Edu- cation. While attending Oak- from Oakland City Kyle Edward Brames top 100 baby names, So- cial Security's website has a list of the 1,000 most pop- ular boys' and girls' names for 2011 and a list of the top 50 names for twins born in 2011. The website also of- fers lists of baby names for each year since 1880. To read about this year's winner for biggest jump in popularity and to see how pop culture affects baby names, go to www.socialse- curity.gov/pressoffice/pr/ babynames2011-pr.html. per, host of the first annu- al ATHENA Internation- al Leadership Award® pre- sentation in Dubois County, has announced this year's twelve finalists. The finalists are Ger- Jasper Rotary announces 2012 Athena Award® The Rotary Club of Jas- on Thursday, August 23, be- ginning at 6 p.m. with Indi- ana Secretary of State, Con- nie Lawson, as the keynote speaker. Founded in 1982 by Mar- maine Blessinger, Mau- reen Braun, Tonya Broth- ers-Bridge, Jane B. Chap- pell, Nancy Eckerle, Nancy Habig, Angie Pfaff, JoAnne Rhodes, Angie Sander, Di- ane Schwenk, Vickie Tollett, and Shannon Wood. The event will be at the Huntingburg Event Center OC Library presents 'The Wonderful tha Mayhood Mertz, ATHE- NA® International is a non- prof it organization that seeks to support, develop and honor women leaders. The program inspires wom- en to reach their full poten- tial and strives to create bal- finalists ance in leadership world- wide. All of the nominees were subjected to a rigorous screening process. These twelve scored the highest, and each will receive a final- ist award. One will be the re- cipient of the 2012 ATHENA International Leadership Award®, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Jasper, to be announced at the event on August 23. Welcome Alumni Prime Rib Dinner saturday, June 9th guest Night, 5-8 p.m. View of Bees' Mike and Debbie Seib of Seib's Hoosier Honey will present "The Wonderful View of Bees" at the Oak- land City-Columbia Town- ship Public Library Tuesday, June 12 at 10 a.m. during the Children's Summer Read- ing Program. All are wel- come to attend to see bee- keeping equipment, along with parts of a real hive and pass around honey combs to touch. Participants will also reservations everyoNe WeLCoMe Available • 354-9480 dJ, sam Moore, 8 p.m.-? No Cover Charge Petersburg Moose Lodge #1617 Family Center learn about the importance of bees and what all comes from bees. As owners of 36 hives in the Mooresville ar- ea and with 40 years of ex- perience in beekeeping this is sure to be an informative program. 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Soderling titled his es- land City University he participated on the Aca- demic Affairs Committee where he helped rewrite the universities founda- tional core requirements. He was named to the Dean's List six times. He is the son of Jeff Brames of Petersburg and Anita Brames of Oakland City. Soderling awarded regional first place say "Singing the Song of the Unsung Heroes," and featured Francis Scott Key and his personal friend. As a winner at the Regional level, which includes sev- eral states, Soderling's es- say is now eligible for judg- ing at the National level. National First Place Win- ners, yet to be announced, will be honored in Wash- ington, DC at the DAR Continental Congress in July. He is the grandson of Kent and Joan Soderling of Winslow, and Jack and Carolyn Lucas of Vin- cennes. honors in NSDAR Jordan Scott Soderling, Clark Middle School stu- dent, son of Scott and Amber Soderling of Vin- cennes, has been declared the "Regional Winner" sixth grade level, in the 2012 N.S.D.A.R. Ameri- can History Essay Con- test. He is a student in Tra- of some area schools, sub- mitting information for publication will be the sole responsibility of the student or guardian. If you wish to have infor- mation published you may send us an email at news@pressdispatch.net or bring it in the Peters- burg office. You may ask your school for a form that will be helpful in submit- ting this information. Dean's List policy Due to privacy policies $500 Reward For information concerning who shot my boxer, Dixie, on Father's Day 2011 (6/19/2011). The dog was in the road near former Zion Hill Church on Highway 64 in eastern Pike Co. To report information, call Bill Gray, 766-0902. 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