May 2012 - Hartford Union High School

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A 

Monthly Newsletter For HUHS Families 

High School District 

What’s Inside: 

For Your Information……………2 

B.E.S.T. Seeks New Members, Student 

Recognition Day, Calendar of Events, 

May/June Lunch Menu. 

Graduation 2012.........……………3 

Important graduation information 

and dates for seniors and parents. 

Student Information.....…....……4-5 

Exam Schedule, Senior Textbook 

Return, Senior Students of the Month, 

and Health Room information. 

Counseling Office..................…6 

ACT Prep Class, AP Exams, ASVAB, 

and Badger Boys & Girls Program. 

Classroom Celebrations........…7 

HUHS Educator of the Year, and 

PLTW BioMedical Receives Donation. 

Student Presentation………….8 

Students hear an important message 

from David Peplinski. 

In The Community….....……….9 

Solo/Ensemble Results, HUHS Spring 

Lawn Art Sale, and more! 

Co-Curricular……………10-12 

Athletic information, celebrations, 

important dates, and 2012 prom. 

May, 2012 

From the office of 

Dr. Lisa Olson 

District Administrator 

Teacher Appreciation Week 

In 1985, the National PTA established Teacher Appreciation Week as the 

first full week of May. Expressing gratitude to our teachers for all they 

do is especially meaningful during Teacher Appreciation Week each year. 

Our children spend many hours a day with their teachers, who help 

mold them, shape their character, and teach them academic subjects they 

need to survive in this world. They also facilitate the many life lessons 

our kids face when we're not there to help or untangle the complications 

of interacting with their peers. When we consider the multiple roles each 

teacher assumes every day, their job becomes even more daunting, more 

challenging, and more noble. 

Hartford Union High School is proud to have outstanding teachers dedicated 

to providing each student with positive learning experiences with care and 

compassion. It is not uncommon to find teachers in the building at 6 AM and 

well beyond 6 PM--working with students, planning learning activities, and 

collaborating with colleagues. The HUHS District wishes to commend all 

our teachers in doing an outstanding job this school year! 

If your child has the great fortune of having a really great teacher, please 

express your appreciation for their dedication and commitment and impact 

on your child. These special teachers deserve our respect and appreciation. 

"Teachers teach because they care. Teaching young people is what 

they do best. It requires long hours, patience, and care." ~ Horace Mann

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Hartford Union High School District 

A monthly newsletter for HUHS families 

B.E.S.T. Seeks New Members 

The Hartford Better Education Scholarship Trust (B.E.S.T.) Board 

of Trustees is soliciting new members. The primary purposes of the 

B.E.S.T. board are to administer Hartford’s B.E.S.T.; to fund such 

trust through solicitations, contributions, or other efforts; to award 

scholarships, as set forth, to deserving graduations of HUHS; and to 

maintain its status as a charitable organization. 

The term of membership is three years and a member may be reappointed 

to serve one succeeding three-year term if desired. Terms 

end on June 1st of the applicable year. 

For more information, please contact Diane Boyer in the HUHS 

District Office by emailing Diane.Boyer@huhs.org or call (262)670- 

3200. www.huhs.org/BEST 

Student Recognition Day 

Wednesday, May 23 7:30 am 

This year we will be hosting a Student Recognition Program (formerly 

the Academic Recognition Program) to recognize our student’s 

academic efforts. This event will be held on Wednesday, May 23 at 

7:30 am in the large gym. The idea of having it during the day is so 

all students are involved in recognizing their peer’s accomplishments 

and honors. Parents are welcome to attend. 

BELL SCHEDULE for Wednesday - May 23, 2012 

Period Time Mins 

"Student 

Recognition 

Program" 

7:25 AM 8:11 AM 46 All Students report to Period 1 

for attendance, then teacher will 

escort the class to the Field House. 

1 8:16 AM 9:02 AM 46 

2 9:07 AM 9:53 AM 46 

3 9:58 AM 10:44 AM 46 

5B 10:49 AM 11:35 AM 46 11:35 AM 12:05 PM 30 

5A 10:44 AM 11:14 AM 30 11:19 AM 12:05 PM 46 

4*** 12:10 PM 12:56 PM 46 Note time change for Period 4. 

6 1:01 PM 1:47 PM 46 

7 1:52 PM 2:37 PM 45 **No Resource Period 8. 

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May/June Lunch Menu 

May 5 

Prom, 8:00 pm - 12:00 am 


Midterm Grades Posted, 8:00 am 

AP Testing Starts 


Early Release Day, 12:00 pm 

Spring Band & Orchestra Concert, 7:30 pm 


Focus on Connections Event 


Senior Scholarship Evening, 6:30 pm 


Spring Vocal Concert, 7:30 pm 


Board of Education Meeting, 5:30 pm 

Spring Vocal Concert, 7:30 pm 


Student Recognition Program, 7:30 am 


Seniors Last Day of School - 

Graduation Practice 

Hartford Union High School District 2 www.huhs.org

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Graduation Ceremony 2012 

Sunday, June 3, 2012 

The Hartford Union High School District Graduation Ceremony will be held on 

Sunday, June 3, 2012 at 2:00 pm in the HUHS Field House. The ceremony will 

last approximately 90 minutes. Graduating seniors should report to the Small 

Gym at 1:00 pm sharp. For additional information, contact Ms. Brenda Koeppel 

at 262.670.3200 #207 or email brenda.koeppel@huhs.org - or refer to our website: www.huhs.org/graduation 

May 4, 2012 

GRADUATION SPEECHES DUE: Seniors interested in 

giving a speech at the graduation ceremony, should 

submit their speech to Ms. Koeppel in the Principals' 

Office by 3:30 pm. Administration will review and 

select the speeches for the graduation ceremony. 

SENIOR SURVEY: All seniors must complete the Post 

Graduate Survey. Survey was emailed to the seniors. 


GRADUATION COLLAGE PHOTOS DUE: Childhood 

photos of your senior will be used in a collage. Email 

a photo to LeaAnn.Odekirk@huhs.org. 

IMPORTANT DATES 


SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: 6:30 pm in the 

Small Gym at HUHS. See graduation website for details. 


STUDENT RECOGNITION DAY: 7:30 am in the HUHS 

Field House. Parents are welcome to attend. 


SENIORS’ LAST DAY OF SCHOOL 

GRADUATION PRACTICE: A mandatory graduation 

practice will follow senior's last day of class at 1:52 

pm in the Field House. 


SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM RSVPs DUE: 

RSVPs for the Senior Scholarship Program as well as 

attending information to Ms. Bell by 3:30 pm in the 

Counseling Office, or email sue.bell@huhs.org 

GRADUATION TICKETS: Six (6) graduation tickets are 

distributed to each graduate. Tickets are no charge, 

and the graduate does NOT need their own ticket. 

If additional tickets are needed, please ask another 

senior for an extra ticket. 

HIGH HONORS (GOLD) & HONOR (SILVER) CORDS: 

Cords will be distributed with graduation tickets to 

those who have earned them. 

OBLIGATIONS: All school fees must be paid by 3:30 

pm. Textbook and library books must be returned and/ 

or paid for if lost/damaged. Co-curricular uniforms 

and equipment must be returned to coaches. Any 

other obligations must be fulfilled before graduation. 

June 3, 2012: GRADUATION DAY 

1:00 pm: Seniors report to the Small Gym for preceremony 

instructions and line-up. 

1:00 pm: Doors open for general Admission 

2:00 - 3:30 pm: Graduation Ceremony will be held 

in the Field House. After the ceremony, graduates 

must pick up their diploma in the small gym. 

www.huhs.org/graduation 


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Semester 2 Exam Schedule 

(Underclassmen) 

For 2011-12, the district chose not to have assigned 

semester exam days, allowing student exams to be 

held at each teacher’s discretion. Aligning with best 

research and practices, flexibility was given to best 

match the type and length of exam for each course. 

After reviewing the implementation of semester exams 

for first semester, we have decided to modify second 

semester exams to ensure students have a manageable 

schedule and provide ample opportunity to prepare 

for semester exams. The following exam schedule will 

be used for second semester for underclassmen. 

Senior Exams 

Note: The last day of classes for seniors is Thursday, 

May 31. Seniors are expected to take semester exams 

during regularly scheduled school days prior to May 

31. At the discretion of the teacher, seniors may have a 

modified semester exam or an alternative assignment. 

Tuesday, June 5, 2012 

7:30 - 8:45 (75 mins) Period 1 Exam 

8:45 - 9:10 (25 mins) Break 


10:25-10:40 (15 mins) Break 

10:40 - 11:05 Homeroom 11:10 - 11:35 Lunch 

10:40 - 11:05 Lunch 11:10 - 11:35 Homeroom 


12:55 - 1:20 (25 mins) Break 


Wednesday, June 6, 2012 


8:45 - 9:00 (15 mins) Break 


10:15 - 10:30 (15 mins) Break 


Senior Textbook Return 

Senior students are responsible for returning all 

course textbooks prior to graduation practice. The 

textbook return time frame for seniors is Wednesday, 

May 30 and Thursday, May 31 from 7:00 am - 3:30 

pm. Students who have not returned all course 

textbooks or have not paid the repair/replacement 

fees prior to Graduation Practice, will not be allowed 

to participate in the Graduation Ceremony. The 

Library Support Aides are available during scheduled 

hours to assist students with return. Note: freshmen, 

sophomores, and juniors will be notified in the near 

future regarding their text book return procedure. 

END-OF-YEAR HOURS (Senior Return) 

Wednesday, May 30 – Thursday, May 31, 2012 

7:00 am – 3:30 pm 

AFS Intercultural Program 

AFS is looking for host families for the 2012-13 school 

year. This is a fun adventure in which to experience, 

connect and support cultural diversity in our 

environment! Please contact Jackie at 262.617.0808 

if interested. 

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Senior Students of the Month 

The Hartford Rotary and American Association of University Women are proud to announce the Senior Students 

of the Month for May are Michelle Ehlers, Anna Hirsch, Hailee Von Haden, and Caroline Sullivan. This honor 

is based on academics, character, leadership, and co-curricular and volunteer work. Congratulations to these 

students for their outstanding accomplishments! 

Michelle Ehlers 

Anna Hirsch 

Hailee Von Haden 

Caroline Sullivan 

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HEALTH ROOM 

Whooping Cough 

Recently, there have been outbreaks of Pertussis (whooping cough) throughout Wisconsin. We have been informed 

that students at Hartford Union High School may have been exposed to Pertussis between the dates of April 2, 

2012 to April 25, 2012. 

We encourage you to review the letter from the Washington County Health Department by visiting our website: 

www.huhs.org/healthservices. This will give you additional information on the symptoms, contagious period, 

treatment and prevention of Pertussis. If your student is ill and has been tested for Pertussis, they should not 

return to school until their test results have been provided to our Health Technician. 

If you have any questions, please contact the Washington County Health Department (262) 335-4462, your 

physician, or the HUHS Health Technician, Laurell.Halvorson@huhs.org or call (262) 670-3200 x203. 


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From the 

COUNSELING OFFICE 

ACT Prep Class 

HUHS in partnership with the University of 

Wisconsin-Washington County will be hosting a 

three session ACT prep course at HUHS on May 

15, 19 and 21. Cost for the course which includes a 

practice exam and Saturday lunch is $89.00. Please 

contact Teri Olson at UWWC 262-335-5259 or theresa. 

olson@uwc.edu for additional information. Students 

can register by going to www.washington.uwc.edu 

and then clicking on the Continuing Education Link. 

AP Exams 

Students registered to take AP exams should check 

their email for information regarding the upcoming 

AP exams. AP exams take place off campus between 

May 7-17. Buses/vans leave promptly each day in front 

of the school at 7:25 am for morning exams, and 11:25 

am for afternoon exams. www.huhs.org/testing 



ASVAB 

Juniors and Seniors who are unsure about their career 

plans should consider participating in the Armed 

Service Vocational Aptitude Battery on May 15. This 

free career assessment highlights a student’s aptitudes 

and interests. Results from ASVAB provide students 

insight as to how they can integrate into a career they 

will enjoy and be successful with. Students will test at 

HUHS and are under no obligation to join the military. 

Students are encouraged to sign up in the Counseling 

Office if they are interested in taking the ASVAB. 

Fairest of the Fair 

The Washington County Fair is seeking contestants for 

the Washington County Fairest of the Fair. Applications 

and additional information are available in the 

Counseling Office. What an excellent opportunity to 

enhance your speaking skills and work with groups. 

This honor looks well on a resume. 

Badger Boys & Girls Program 

The following juniors have been chosen to participate in the 2012 Badger Boys and Girls program this June: Abbey 

Cordell, Joelle Michalak, Kayla Newman, Jack Carroll, Paul Hermann, and Davey Holzer. 

Badger Boys and Girls State teaches the workings of government “by doing.” During this program, students from 

all over Wisconsin will be grouped into cities and counties which will form a “51st state.” For eight days the citizens 

of this “new state” will carry out all the main functions of city, county, and state government using basic laws and 

fundamental procedures of the State of Wisconsin as their guide. The program is designed to teach its “citizens” the 

American form of government is stronger and more vital in today’s world than ever before. Through this program, 

these leaders of the future should develop a sense of individual obligation to the community, state and nation. 

Abbey Cordell Joelle Michalak Kayla Newman Jack Carroll Paul Hermann Davey Holzer 


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2012 HUHS Educator of the Year: Mr. Kevin Martin 

The Hartford Union High School District is pleased to announce that Mr. Kevin 

Martin has been selected as the 2012 Educator of the Year. Kevin Martin is in 

his twelfth year as a member of the science department at HUHS. In addition to 

teaching Biology and Advanced Biology courses at HUHS, Kevin Martin is also 

a Co-Head Coach for the Varsity Girls Soccer team, is the Science Department 

Coordinator, and is an Instructional Leader with a focus on the Gifted and 

Talented Program. 

Nominations for this award were accepted by students, parents, teachers and 

staff, as well as administrators to provide recognition for outstanding educators. 

Qualification for this nomination included: any full-time educator with at least 

three years of education experience at the Hartford Union High School District. 

Specific criteria were used in making the final selection, including: how well 

the educator encourages learning, makes a difference with students, serves as a 

good role model for students, and fits the concept of an outstanding educator. 

“I am honored to be selected by my colleagues and the students as the 2012 HUHS Educator of the Year,” said 

Martin. “The students have made the last twelve years an absolute joy.” To read Kevin’s Biography, please visit 

our website: www.huhs.org/educatoroftheyear. 

GFWC Hartford Women’s Club Donates $500 to HUHS PLTW Program 

HUHS teacher, Jayne Francis (left) was presented a check for $500 from 

GFWC Hartford Women’s Club representatives, Nancy O’Rourke and Brenda 

Koeppel, to benefit the HUHS PLTW Biomedical Sciences program. The 

donation will be used to purchase items for a piloted curriculum next year. 

Francis wrote a grant for this donation from the GFWC – WI Hartford 

Women’s Club after being accepted as a Master Teacher for the Project Lead 

The Way training program at MSOE this summer. Francis will be teaching 

core training to other PLTW instructors from around the nation. She will also 

have the opportunity to pilot new curriculum to HUHS students next year for 

the nationally recognized PLTW program, as well as provide feedback to the 

national PLTW office on how effective the curriculum is for students. 

Hartford Union High School was the first public school district in the state of 

Wisconsin to have certified Project Lead The Way Biomedical Sciences and 

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Peplinski Talks to HUHS Students About The Dangers of Drugs & Alcohol 

HUHS students received a very important message on Wednesday: “You have 

the opportunity to start your life every single day by making the right choices.” 

These words were reiterated several times to the students by Germantown native, 

David Peplinski. Sponsored by HUHS and the Peers 4 Peers group, Peplinski 

spent 50 minutes talking with students about being at the height of his elite soccer 

career, when drugs and alcohol caused his life to spiral out of control. 

At 27 years old, Peplinski has a long list of accomplishments. While attending 

Marquette University High School, he was the first person in history to start, play 

in, and win four consecutive state soccer titles at MUHS. He was named to the top 

50 recruits in the nation going into college. And he was honored with the most 

prestigious award of his career, the Gatorade “Player of the Year Award” – an 

award that has been won by respected athletes like Kobe Bryant, Emmitt Smith, 

Mia Hamm and Lebron James. But added to that list of accomplishments is also 

a long list of failed second chances, lost scholarships, two DUI’s, and even a 

potentially life-threatening hit and run accident which landed him in the hospital. 

Beginning in high school, David explained to students that he was involved with 

drugs and alcohol very early on. Despite traveling around the world to play soccer by the age of 16, Peplinski 

admitted to having trouble finding himself. “I was cocky, I didn’t care about others, I wasn’t the greatest friend 

– but I was good at soccer and I was good at doing drugs” Peplinski said. “I could have done anything. I should 

have done everything.” After receiving a full-ride soccer scholarship to St. Louis University, Peplinski lost his 

scholarship after just his first season. After receiving a second chance, he was once again kicked out of school for 

selling drugs. But people “looked the other way” according to Peplinski, who then received multiple offers from 

other schools offering him scholarships to play soccer. With stops in Boulder, Colorado and the University of New 

Mexico, Peplinski continued to play soccer and break records – and he also continued to do drugs. 

Once again, Peplinski found himself kicked out of another university and back at home on his parents’ couch. After 

spending two months in rehab, it was the small task of making his bed each morning that helped him understand 

that he had the opportunity to change his life. “You only get one life. One chance to wake up each day and make 

the right decision,” Peplinski told the students. “I deeply regret not taking advantage of the opportunities that 

I had. Not everyone gets second chances. You need to realize that you only get one shot.” Peplinski has since 

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Spring Lawn Art Sale 

Saturday, June 2 8:00 am – 1:00 pm 

The Hartford Union High School welding students 

are putting the finishing touches on their projects for 

the 2012 Spring Lawn Art Sale. 

The sale will be held on Saturday June 2, from 8:00 

am – 1:00 pm in Café North at HUHS. Purchase 

locally made art pieces at the HUHS Spring Lawn Art 

Sale this June. Students in HUHS Welding Courses 

are selling their art pieces including: metal flowers, 

butterflies, dragonflies, 3-D moose, plant hooks, 

garden stakes, stars and more! 

See our website for more information, 

www.huhs.org/springsale 

State Solo/Ensemble Results 

HUHS music students performed 57 events last 

Saturday at UW-Whitewater for the State Solo/ 

Ensemble festival. Hartford Union students earned 

41 first place and 16 second place awards. 72% of 

the events performing earned a first place award! 

In addition, the following students earned a 

distinguished “Exemplary” performance: 

• Jackie Boelkow: Vocal jazz improvisation 

performance 

• Zach Dietenberger: Euphonium solo 

• Dan Bartelt: Classical vocal solo 

• Allie Beine: Classical vocal solo 

in the in the COMMUNITY... 

The Silver Lining 5K For Kids 

A 3.1 mile run/walk at the West Bend location of the 

Boys & Girls Club of Washington County. Open to 

runners and walkers at all levels, children and adults 

of all ages. Strollers are permitted on the run/walk 

course. Plus special children’s races for ages 9 and 

under offered! All proceeds support the Washington 

County Boys & Girls Club, with locations in Hartford, 

Jackson, Kewaskum and West Bend. 

Sunday, June 3, 2012 

9:00 am Registration 

10:30 am 5K Run/Walk Start 

11:45 am Kids Races 

For more information, including fees, locations, 

prizes, and more, please visit: http://wcbgc.org/ 

“Kids-In-A-Break” Parent Seminar 

This seminar is designed specifically for parents 

in separation or divorce. Presenter Bill Schacht, 

LCSW will present a dynamic, eye-opening, 4-hour 

workshop, designed for parents, grandparents, and 

step-parents of children ages 3-23 in families already 

separated or divorced or considering such change. 

Saturday, June 9 – Mukwonago, WI 

8:30 am - 12:30 pm 

Nature’s Classroom Institute 

Saturday, June 23 – Franklin, WI 

10:00 am - 2:00 pm 

Franklin Public Library 

Seminar Fee: $45 (Includes a light breakfast or lunch) 

To register, for questions, or for additional 

information, please call 414-858-1014. 


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Co Curricular 

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2012-13 Athletic Information 

All HUHS athletes should take note of the information 

regarding the 2012-13 sports seasons. 

MANDATORY PARENT/ATHLETE MEETING 

On Wednesday, August 8, 2012 there will be a mandatory 

parent/athlete meeting from 6-8 pm in the Field House. 

John Underwood, a nationally recognized speaker, will 

give a presentation called The Life of an Athlete. 

2012-13 SPORTS PRACTICE START DATES 

BOYS FALL SPORTS GIRLS FALL SPORTS 

Football 8/06 Girls Golf 8/06 

Soccer 8/06 Tennis 8/07 

Cross Country 8/13 Swim 8/07 

Cross Country 8/13 

Volleyball 8/13 

BOYS WINTER SPORTS GIRLS WINTER SPORTS 

Basketball 11/12 Basketball 11/05 

Wrestling 11/12 Gymnastics 11/05 

Swim 11/12 Hockey Co-op 11/05 

Hockey Co-op 11/05 

BOYS SPRING SPORTS GIRLS SPRING SPORTS 

Track 3/04 Track 3/04 

Baseball 3/18 Softball 3/11 

Golf 3/25 Soccer 3/18 

Tennis 3/25 

NEW FORMS! 

To participate, you must turn in the following found 

on our website and pay the co-curricular fee ($120 

payable to HUHS) prior to the first day of the sport 

season: www.huhs.org/cocurricular 



HUHS Fall Musical 

The Hartford Union High School District proudly 

presents “West Side Story” as the 2012 Fall Musical! 

The musical will be held on November 9, 10, 11, 16, 

and 17 at the Schauer Arts & Activities Center. 

AUDITIONS: 

Auditions for the 2012 fall musical will be held on 

May 30 and 31 in the HUHS Choir Room (#146). We 

are looking for singers, dancers and actors for the 

musical. Audition information is available on our 

website: www.huhs.org/musical. Email any questions 

to: stephanie.klockow@huhs.org 

Summer Activity Guide 

Summer athletic camp opportunities 

for kids of all ages is available on 

our website. This booklet as well as 

registration forms is available on our 

website: www.huhs.org/camps 

2012-13 Peers 4 Peers Applications 

Applications for 2012-13 Peers 4 Peers are accepted 

now. Students must meet the following criteria: 

• Will be in 10th, 11th or 12th grade next year 

• Has a “C” or better GPA 

• Can commit to summer, fall and spring training 

• Can commit to 2 meetings per month during lunch 

• Sincere desire to be a helping resource for students 

• Will commit to an alcohol and drug free lifestyle. 

Application information can be found on our website: 

www.huhs.org/peers 


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Student Council Blood Drive 

May 25, 7:30 am - 1:30 pm 

HUHS prides itself on being the NUMBER ONE 

school district in the state for the number of units of 

blood donated each year. Save the date for the May 

blood drive: May 25, 7:30 am - 1:30 pm. HUHS Blood 

Drives are OPEN to students (who qualify), parents 

AND the Community! 

What You Need To Donate: 

• Must be a minimum of 16 years old to donate 

• 16 year olds must have signed parent permission. 

• 17 & 18 year olds do not need parent permission. 

• Donors must bring a photo ID 

• Donors must meet minimum weight requirements 

as set by the Blood Center 

• Students will be able to make appointments 

during lunch, resource and after school the week 

prior, at Student Council tables 

• Staff and non-school Adults can email sue. 

algiers@huhs.org with a preferred time slot 

HUHS Places in Forensics Tournament 

Students on the HUHS Forensics Team attended 

the Wisconsin Forensic Coaches’ Association State 

Tournament on April 21 at Ripon College. 

Congratulations to Dan Bartelt, who placed 1st in the 

State of Wisconsin for Radio Broadcast category. Also, 

congratulations to Jordan Peschek who was selected 

as one of six 2012 WFCA Scholarship recipients in the 

state! Great job to the HUHS Forensics Team! 

Hartford Chronicle Takes 2nd 

The Hartford Chronicle, received Red-Ribbon honors in the 

student newspaper competition of the NEWSPA Conference 

held at UW-Oshkosh. The paper placed second in the state for 

it’s consistent “high-quality” writing, according to the judges, 

and the Chronicle staff’s “dedication and commitment in 

publishing nine 16-page issues” with original content focused 

on campus activities and issues. 

Six individual Chronicle staff members received awards for their 

efforts in writing, photography and design divisions, including: 

Haley Walters, Matt Leitner, Tram Tran, Dylan O’Brien, Matt 

Kahn, and Dillon Connor. In addition, the Hartford Chronicle’s 

editor-in-chief, Haley Walters, was the recipient of the NEWSPA 

scholarship. This scholarship is given to a student journalist that displays high-quality writing, leadership and 

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2012 HUHS Prom 

Prom will be held on Saturday, May 5 from 8:00 pm to 12:00 am (midnight) at the Schauer Arts & Activities Center, 

147 North Rural Street in Hartford. The theme is “Midnight Sky.” The junior class will have the opportunity to 

vote for the Prom King and Queen that evening. 

Prom is open all HUHS students and their guests. Guests must bring a photo ID to be admitted. Prom is a lock in 

event, once students enter, they will not be permitted to leave. Parents, please remind your students to bring their 

cameras and any other items that they will need. No re-entry is allowed. 

Schedule of Events 

• 8:00 pm - Doors will open to HUHS students and their guests. 

• 9:45 pm - Doors will open for Spectators. There will be a $2.00 entry fee. 

• 10:15 pm - Grand March / Announcing of the Court 

2012 Junior Prom Court 

Row 1: Sarah Stuettgen, Katie Goetz, Hannah Wenzel, Alexandra Retzlaff, Ashton Hoxworth, Marlena Boyd, Lindsay 

Westhauser, Rachel Borchardt, Ramie Bagin, Brittany Burns. Row 2: Keith Andereck, Nathan Christenson, Ruturaj Vala, 

Nick LaTour, David Holzer, Caleb Navin, Jotham Hoffman, Armilles Terry, Nick Hahn, Jack Boysa. 

Nondiscrimination Statement: It is the policy of the Hartford Union High School District, pursuant to s. 118.13, WI Stats., and PI 9 that no person, on the basis of sex, race, color, age, national 

origin, ancestry, religion, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, military status, genetic information, sexual orientation or physical, mental, emotional, learning disability or handicap, may be 

denied participation, be denied admission to any school in this District or be denied participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be discriminated against in any co-curricular, pupil service, recreation, 

or other program. This policy also prohibits discrimination as defined by Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 (sex), Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (race and national origin), 

and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. 

The Hartford Union High School District has adopted a policy of nondiscrimination. In addition, the District has adopted procedures regarding the processing of discrimination complaints. Copies of the 

policy, procedures and complaint forms are available, upon request from any administrator. It is the policy of the Hartford Union High School District, pursuant to PI 41.04(1)(a), to provide for the reasonable 

accommodation of a student’s sincerely held religious beliefs with regard to examinations and other academic requirements. Requests for accommodations may be directed to any administrator. 

Questions or concerns regarding the District’s nondiscrimination policy and procedures should be directed to the Coordinator of Discrimination Complaints, Michelle Ring, Hartford Union High School, 805 

Cedar Street, Hartford, WI 53027, (262) 670-3200.

May 2012 - Hartford Union High School

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