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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, May 17, 2017 C-5 EAST GIBSON NEWS Submit school news: Email: egnews@ pressdispatch.net Deadline: Noon on Friday or email egnews@pressdispatch.net GOT NEWS? Oakland City Elementary Francisco Elementary Wood Memorial CALENDAR May 17 – High School Honors Program, 2:20 p.m. May 18 -24 – Senior Week May 19 – 7th Grade Ori- entation, 8:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. May 20 – FCA Field Trip May 21 – Senior Bacca- laureate, Community Sponsored, 5 p.m. May 25 – Snow Day 5 May 26 – Snow Day 6 May 27 – Graduation May 30 -June 2 – Girls' Basketball Camp EGSC COUNTDOWN Last Day of School .. May 24 ..... 8 days Graduation ............... May 27 ... 11 days INFORMATION OF INTEREST • Senior students are be- ing asked to provide pic- tures for use in the grad- uation ceremony in May. Each senior should bring one senior picture and one baby shot to Ms. Nossett as soon as possible. Stu- dent names should be pro- vided on the back of the re- spective picture. • Through a grant from Alcoa, Ivy Tech is offering an opportunity for high school students who are ju- niors and seniors to earn up to six college credits during the summer at no cost. To learn more about this opportunity visit this link: https://www.ivytech. edu/southwest/17903.ht- ml. • The high school gym- nasium will be closed to all activities beginning Mon- day, May 22 through grad- uation. This is to allow for preparations for the 2017 graduation ceremony to be conducted effectively. • The Riley Dance Mar- athon has been canceled for this year due to sched- uling conflicts with other events. • Wood Memorial High School is planning on launching a Bass Fishing Team in the fall. A coach has been identified and we would like to now gain in- put on those students who may be interested in tak- ing part in the program. If you are interested, please stop by the high school of- fice and give us your name. An organizational meeting will be held after the start of the 2017-2018 school year. SENIOR HONORS NIGHT PROGRAM Senior Honors Night was a very special evening, with a number of students honored with academic awards, as well as schol- arships for the continua- tion of their educational careers. With the Dollars For Scholars organization awarding over $40,000 of scholarship money and taking into account the scholarships awarded by colleges and univer - sities (Murray State, In- diana State, Vincennes, Ivy Tech, Oakland City, and more) it is estimated that Wood Memorial stu- dents earned more than $210,000 in scholarships this year. This is outstand- ing and is truly representa- tive of the wonderful work our senior students have put forth throughout their high school career. SENIOR PRIDE SPRUCE UP More than 50 members of the senior class took part in our May 12 Se- nior Pride Day, focusing on sprucing up the Wood Memorial High School campus in preparation of the May 27 graduation ceremony. These individ- uals did a great job in ac- complishing a number of tasks, which included painting walls, railings and preparing hallways for en- hancements next fall. Stu- dents enjoyed burgers and hot dogs at the conclusion of the work day. I appreci- ate everyone's willingness to give back to the school and those students return- ing in 2017 – 2018. SUMMER SCHOOL SCHEDULE Summer school will run as follows: May 30 – June 23, 2017, Monday th- ru Thursday, week 1, 8:30 a.m. – noon, weeks 2 – 4, 8 a.m. – noon. We will offer the follow - ing classes: Junior High School Math, Junior High School English, Physical Education I ( for incoming Freshmen), Credit Recov- ery Classes, High School Courses (must be ap- proved). The Wood Memo- rial student services team will be making contact with students and parents in the upcoming weeks. CALENDAR Wednesday, May 17 3, 4, 6 Field Trips Thursday, May 18 K, 1, 2 Field Trips Friday, May 19 Culture Week Fun Day Monday, May 22 Bike to School and Bike/ Music Tuesday, May 23 Fun Day MENU Thursday, May 18: Beef soft tacos, sweet golden corn, baby carrots, apple slic- es and milk. Friday, May 19: Peppero- ni pizza, green beans, celery sticks, fruit cup and milk. Monday, May 22:Max sticks with sauce, sweet gold- en corn, baby carrots, fruit cup and milk. Tuesday, May 23: BBQ pork riblet sandwich, baked beans, fresh broccoli, ba- nana and milk. Wednesday, May 24: Cook- out. CALENDAR Thursday, May 18 Honor's Day Gr. 4-6 at 8:30 a.m. Friday, May 19 Kindergarten to Inflat- able Fun Factory, Gr. 1 to Mesker Zoo, 6th has 7th grade orientation from 8:30 -10 a.m. Monday, May 22 Gr. 2 to Walther's, Gr. 6 to Inflatable Fun Factory Tuesday, May 23 6th Gr. Recognition Cer- emony at 1:30 p.m. in cafe Wednesday, May 24 Last Day of School-Inflat- able Day! MENU Thursday, May 18: Beef soft tacos, sweet golden corn, baby carrots, apple slices and milk. Friday, May 19: Pepper- oni pizza, green beans, cel- ery sticks, fruit cup and milk. Monday, May 22:Max sticks with sauce, sweet golden corn, baby carrots, fruit cup and milk. Tuesday, May 23: BBQ pork riblet sandwich, baked beans, fresh brocco- li, banana and milk. Wednesday, May 24: Cookout. BLUE CHIP MEET BOYS' RESULTS Jeeps, 172; South Knox, 116; North Knox, 76.5; Barr Reeve, 62; Wood Memo- rial, 34.5; Loogootee, 26; Shoals, 7; Vin- cennes Rivet, 2; Washington Catholic, 0 Discus 1. Cole Tapioaguilar, North Knox, 122'10" 2. Clayton Grider, Wood Memorial, 120'09" 3. Luke Fuhrman, Jeeps, 115'09" 4. Will Carie, South Knox, 113'06" 5. Austin Finch, Vincennes Rivet, 104'00" 6. John Lancaster, South Knox, 101'07" Shot Put 1. Luke Fuhrman, Jeeps, 39'00.5" 2. Trevor Kahre, North Knox, 38'10.5" 3. Graydon McDowell, South Knox, 38'02.5" 4. Will Carie, South Knox, 37'07.75" 5. Jake Simmons, Loogootee, 37'02.5" 6. Cole Tapioaguilar, North Knox, 36'02.5" High Jump 1. Logan Dodd, Jeeps, 6'00" 2. Jeb Mayles, South Knox, 6'00" 3. Quinn Dorsam, Jeeps, 5'08" 4. Spencer Vickers, Wood Memorial, 5'08" 5. Jordan Stamper, Wood Memorial, 5'04" 5. Mason Utt, North Knox, 5'04" Long Jump 1. Steven Burkhart, South Knox, 20'07.75" 2. Jon Jones, Loogootee, 20'04.5" 3. Alan Kerstiens, Jeeps, 19'11.25" 4. Jeb Mayles, South Knox, 19'10" 5. Colin Hoffman, Shoals, 19'00.5" 6. Jake Betz, Jeeps, 18'11.25" Pole Vault 1. Eli Betz, Jeeps, 11'00" 2. Ian Maddox, North Knox, 10'06" 3. Trenton Rogers, South Knox, 10'00" 4. Luke Harder, Jeeps, 9'06" 5. James McCutchen, South Knox, 9'00" 6. Gavyn Doane, North Knox, 8'06" 3200 Meter Relay 1. Royer, Kaiser, Goodwin, Murphy; Barr Reeve; 8:37.00 2. Kirchoff, Hoops, Sparks, Hudson; South Knox; 8:48.00 3. Arnold, Sermersheim, Zehr, Betz; Jeeps; 8:58.00 4. Pesch, Kaetzel, Elliott, Shaw; North Knox; 9:13.00 5. Page, J. Hager, Reinhart, C. Hager; Loogootee, 10 :53.00 6. Tolbert, Wright, Brett, Fromme; Shoals; 11:16.00 100 Meter Dash 1. Tristan Myers, Jeeps, 11.31 2. Steven Calvert, North Knox, 11.34 3. Logan Dodd, Jeeps, 11.90 4. Jeb Mayles, South Knox, 11.99 5. Spencer Vickers, Wood Memorial, 12.13 6. John Wagoner, Loogootee, 12.63 110 Meter Hurdles 1. Mason Utt, North Knox, 15.82 2. Jon Jones, Loogootee, 15.84 3. Grant Burke, Jeeps, 15.97 4. Steven Burkhart, South Knox, 16.39 5. Ethan Phillips, Wood Memorial, 16.44 6. Quinn Dorsam, Jeeps, 16.60 200 Meter Dash 1. Steven Burkhart, South Knox, 23.36 2. Tristan Myers, Jeeps, 23.47 3. Trey Nolland, North Knox, 24.19 4. Logan Dodd, Jeeps, 24.43 5. Steven Calvert, North Knox, 25.04 6. Robert Vieck, South Knox, 25.64 1600 Meter Run 1. Justin Goodwin, Barr Reeve, 4:28.47 2. Jeb Knies, Jeeps, 4:28.59 3. Jordan Kaiser, Barr Reeve, 4:41.68 4. Zach Kirchoff, South Knox, 4:55.48 5. Adam Hudson, South Knox, 4:59.02 6. Dalton Coburn, Wood Memorial, 5:13.23 400 Meter Relay 1. Myers, Harder, Dodd, Wright; Jeeps; 45.89 2. Hagemeier, Calvert, Nolland, Elkins; North Knox; 46.03 3. Stamper, Hensley, Vickers, Phillips; Wood Memorial; 48.04 4. Ivey, Hoffman, Belcher, Mackinnon; Shoals; 49.21 5. Chezem, Jones, Wagoner, Cook; Loo- gootee; 50.41 6. Hunckler, Vieck, E. Carie, McDow- ell; 50.64 400 Meter Dash 1. Tjidsger Postmus, Jeeps, 52.96 2. Jeb Mayles, South Knox, 52.97 3. Stone Wright, Jeeps, 54.24 4. Tristan Vickers, Wood Memorial, 54.66 5. Dylan Hagemeier, North Knox, 54.78 6. Garrett Elkins, North Knox, 57.78 300 Meter Hurdles 1. Steven Burkhart, South Knox, 42.03 2. Alan Kerstiens, Jeeps, 45.17 3. Quinn Dorsam, Jeeps, 45.33 4. Ethan Phillips, Wood Memorial, 45.95 5. Cade Chezem, Loogootee, 46.03 6. Gavyn Doane, North Knox, 46.75 800 Meter Run 1. Jeb Knies, Jeeps, 2:02.96 2. Justin Goodwin, Barr Reeve, 2:03.34 3. Hawk Royer, Barr Reeve, 2:06.03 4. Adam Hudson, South Knox, 2:07.03 5. Eli Betz, Jeeps, 2:08.33 6. Carter Shaw, North Knox, 2:10.71 3200 Meter Run 1. Kalen Ochs, Barr Reeve, 10 :23.24 2. Zach Kirchoff, South Knox, 10 :25.31 3. Jaydon Arnold,Jeeps, 10 :34.75 4. Connor Heller, Barr Reeve, 10 :42.70 5. Nathan Schnell, Jeeps, 10 :52.88 6. Trenton Fulkner, South Knox, 11:21.00 1600 Meter Relay 1. Betz, Knies, Wright, Postmus; Jeeps; 3:38.94 2. Kaiser, Lengaurer, Goodwin, Royer; Barr Reeve; 3:49.16 3. Hudson, Kirchoff, Black, Sparks; South Knox; 3:50.72 4. Hagemeier, Elkins, Shaw, Nolland; North Knox; 3:52.27 5. Stamper, Hensley, S. Vickers, T. Vick- ers; Wood Memorial; 4:13.67 6. C. Hager, Chezem, J. Hager, Rein- hart; Loogootee; 4:14.87 net edition yeah, it's that fast! Z M www.PressDispatch.net/Subscribe It's The Press-Dispatch. No matter where you live. Delivered every Wednesday morning! Add it for $5 to your current print subscription or stand-alone for $35/year.