The Press-Dispatch
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A-4 Local Wednesday, May 23, 2018 The Press-Dispatch J K - JAY-KEM, INC. 271 South Clay Street, Jasper • 812-482-3292 Primo Ceramic Grills "Oval beats rounded every time" More Versatile More Capacity Grill, Roast, Bake or Smoke Holds more food than round grills. LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY SALE T ABLE S e lect Everyday Items-Save 50% to 75 % Marge's Shop 716 Main St. 812-354-9372 Petersburg Regular Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 9-5; Fri. 9-6; Sat. 10-5 Pike Central Graduation is: Friday, May 25 Precious Moments Collectibles Willow Tree Collectibles Libs Candy New jewelry assortment Party goods Invitations Great gift items Gift wrap & accessories GIFT IDEAS Grads NEW ARRIVALS FOR WILLOW TREE Journey PRECIOUS MOMENTS Graduation Key to Success is in Your Heart Friday is open gym and free for firefighters. To sign-up online, go to PatokaRiverFitness.wodify.com More info. and updates at Facebook.com/patokariverfitness Patoka RiveR Fitness 105 N. Main St., Winslow 812-296-7024 This Memorial Day come join us, after the Winslow Parade, to honor the life of Navy Seal Lt. Murphy. We will do his favorite workout, now called "Murph." It's not about how fast you can get it done, just that you do it. All funds go to Charger Pride Flag Fund Drive $20 per person. Our donations will be made in remembrance of all the service members that have lost their lives after Sept. 11. MeMoRial Day HeRo WoRkout for Charger Pride Flag Fun DAILY WORKOUT TIMES Mon. - Fri. • 6-7pm & 7-8pm SIGN-UP AT: prfmurphchallenge2018. wodifyarena.com 16TH ANNUAL PCSC RECOGNITION DINNER Middy Burns was named Secondary Teacher of the Year. Burns teaches at Pike Central in the tech- nology department. She was nominated by Dylan Query, who is shown with her. Senior members of the Pike Central Chapter of the National Honor Society were honored last Friday at the 16th Annual Recognition Dinner at IPL. They are, front row (l to r): Jayla Barnes, Morgan Whann, Jordan Montgomery, Lexi Halbrader, Natalie Burkhart, Faryn Hensler, Chelsea Fidler, Courtney Freder- ick and Aspen Wynn; second row: Brook Nalley, Hannah Mills, Demi Croak, Shelbi Pipes, Audra Stone, Peyton Sorgius, Sydney Nolan, Miki Feldpausch, Autumn Pancake, Hannah Wilkinson, Quin Bailey, Breana Cowan, Taylor Deffendoll, Kaytlynn Tepe and Alexis Huff; third row: Quade Claridge, Jackson Keepes, Kyson Western, Caden Armstrong, Adam Martinez, Emily Brasher, Erica Newkirk, Taia Hinton, Skylar Willis, Allyson Davis, Tyce Sorguis and Lane Ridao; fourth row: Jacob Bohnert, Jacob Dudenhoef- fer, Breyton Booker, Lincoln Vaughn, Bryanty Nalley, Brittany Young and Payton Simmons. The top 10 percent of Pike Central's Class of 2018 were honored last Friday during the Pike Coun- ty School Corporation's 16th Annual Recognition Dinner. Students ranking in the top 10 percent of the class for grade point average were, front row (l to r): Jordan Montgomery, Lexi Halbrader, Natalie Bur- khart, Faryn Hensler, Chelsea Fidler and Courtney Frederick; back row: Audra Stone, Caden Armstrong, Breyton Booker, Lincoln Vaughn, Adam Martinez, Peyton Sorgius, Sydney Nolan, Payton Simmons and Autumn Pancake. Ann Sutton was named the Pike County School Corporation Distinguished Alumni for 2018. She was nominated by Kyle Brames. Jenny Cherry was named Elementary School Teacher of the Year. Cherry teaches kindergar- ten at Winslow. She was presented the award by Kara Woolsey, who nominated her for Teacher of the Year. Natalie Burkhart received an IPL Scholarship. She displays her award with her parents, Joe and Dalene Burkhart. Lincoln Vaughn was named an IPL Scholarship winner. He is shown with his parents, Kurt and Jenny, displaying a plaque for the scholarship.