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Indian Hills presents Wright Brothers musical
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Indian Hills Elementary
School third and fourth
graders “soared with
pride” as they performed
the narrative musical, “The
Wright Brothers” for family
and friends on February 6.
The students sang,
danced, played a variety of
percussion instruments
and learned many facts
about Orville and Wilbur
Wright, who were from
Dayton, Ohio. The children
also learned that the Wright
brothers made kites, built
bicycles, and were called
the “Kings of the Air.”
Participants included,
above, front row: Riley Sutter,
Andrew McManus,
Abbey Sanders, Brooke
Nusbaum. Back row:
Makayla Edmond, Ethan
Neblock, Addy Roemelen,
Nick Walker, Madison
Schmenk.
Below, front row: Nick
Roe, Connor Baney, Zach
Laplante, Brady McManus.
Back row: John Klocko,
Annie Klocko, Shannon
Henderly and Bay McMillan.
Art travel
scholarship
available
at TMA
Students of art are invited
to apply for the Palmer
Scholarship awarded annually
by the Toledo Museum
of Art. The application deadline
for the art travel award is
February 25.
The Palmer Scholarship
provides funding for travel
for an individual(s) to pursue
a course of study in an art-related
field. The award recipient(s)
will receive up to
$8,000 toward the costs of
travel–including airfare, hotel
and meal expenses–either domestic
or abroad, to enhance
their studies.
Project examples include
advancing creative skills,
conducting research and
studying educational techniques.
Applicants must reside in
northwest Ohio.
The award recipient(s)
must complete the travel
within one year of notification.
Awards will be announced
in March.
Details and an application
form can be downloaded at
www.toledomuseum.org/
learn/classes. For more information,
send an e-mail to
Linda Harer at lharer@
toledomuseum.org or call
419-255-8000, extension
7363.
Donations
sought for
Prom for Paws
Rossford High School’s
junior class is collecting formal
dresses, shoes, shawls,
handbags and accessories for
Prom for Paws to benefit
Planned Pethood.
Donations will be accepted
at Rossford High School
through Friday, February 22.
Donated dresses will be
sold at Salvatore Capelli
Salon, 114 West South Boundary,
Perrysburg, on March 1,
from 6 to 9 p.m. and March 2,
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. No
dress will be sold for more
than $25.
For more information, call
Martha Fellman or Miki
Hodge at RHS, 419-666-5262.
Central Catholic
posts honor roll
At Central Catholic High
School, 589 students earned
academic honors for the first
quarter. The following students
from Rossford are on
the honor roll.
First Honors
GPA of 3.9 and Higher
Jessica Arnold, Kirsi
Heban, Elizabeth Kraus,
Madison Lehman, Kaitlin
Pohlman, Jenifer Vliet.
Second Honors
GPA of 3.5 to 3.89
Sierra Bell, Caitlin Davenport,
Zachary Schulz.
Third Honors
GPA of 3.1 to 3.49
Ryan Roberts.
Beginning in early April,
Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist
training will be offered
for residents of Wood County
and surrounding areas. The
Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist
program (OCVN) is a
volunteer program which provides
an extensive course in
the natural sciences in exchange
for a donation of volunteer
hours to share your
skills and knowledge with
others through OCVN sponsored
activities.
The Wood County OCVN
program is a cooperative venture
between Ohio State University
Extension Wood
County, and the Wood
County Park District.
Training will be held on
seven consecutive Tuesdays,
beginning April 9, from 5:30
to 9 p.m., and Saturdays,
April 6 and 20, May 4 and
18, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Locations will include
various Wood County parks.
To become an OCVN, participants
must attend all the
BGSU Lively Arts Calendar
Following is a listing of upcoming
free events on the
Bowling Green State University
Lively Arts Calendar.
February 14–The International
Film Series presents a
screening of the 2003 Italian
film “La Finestra di Fronte”
(“Facing Windows”), directed
by Ferzan Özpetek.
Giovanna and Filippo’s
marriage has hit a rough patch,
but then Filippo decides to take
in a confused old man, and the
couple begins to piece together
a mystery. The screening begins
at 7:30 p.m. in BGSU’s
Gish Film Theater in Hanna
Hall.
February 14–Master of
Fine Arts students Elizabeth
Mitchell and Suzanne Hodsden
will present their work in
the Creative Writing Program’s
Reading Series, cosponsored
by the College of
Arts and Sciences and the
Mid-American Review.
Three Rossford High
School seniors were honored
by the Wood County Educational
Service Center as Students
of the Month. Amber
Espen (December), Seth
Johnson (January), and
Mark Skala (February) were
recognized at a program
held on Monday, February 4,
at the WCESC in Bowling
Green.
Amber is the daughter of
Sandra and Clarence Espen
of Rossford. She has been
on the RHS honor roll each
quarter and earned a
Promethean Award for
physics. She is a four-year
varsity tennis player and has
earned the Rossford Scholar
Athlete Award.
She is a member of International
Club, the Rossford
Book Club, Varsity Band
and Jazz Band.
She has volunteered for
Big Brothers/Big Sisters, is
a member of Toledo
ZooTeens, has served as
president of the Rossford
Public Library Teen Advisory
Board, and has been active
in Girl Scouts.
Amber plans to attend
Bowling Green State University
to major in French
and Spanish education.
Seth is the son of
Michele and Eric Johnson of
Perrysburg. He has been on
the RHS honor roll and is a
four-year varsity soccer
player, earning multiple
honors including district and
conference honors, Senior of
Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist
training program begins in April
The reading begins at 7:30
p.m. at Prout Chapel.
February 14–The New
Music Ensemble performs at 8
p.m. in Kobacker Hall of the
Moore Musical Arts Center.
The ensemble is made up of
BGSU music students.
February 19–Tuesdays at
the Gish screens “The Outlaw”
at 7:30 p.m., in BGSU’s Gish
Film Theater in Hanna Hall.
Director Howard Hughes’s
1943 romp pits cowboys versus
cowboys versus Indians.
Characters Billy the Kid (Jack
Buetel) and Doc Holliday
(Walter Huston) of the Wild
West fight for the love of the
buxom Rio McDonald (Jane
Russell) while defending
against attacks by local Indians.
February 19–Violin students
of Penny Thompson
Kruse perform at 7:30 p.m. in
the Manor House in Toledo’s
Wildwood Metropark.
RHS seniors named WCESC Students of the Month
training sessions, pass examinations
and volunteer 40
hours to projects designed for
the skills learned via programs
through the Wood
County Park District.
Class topics include ecological
concepts, geology and
soils, herpetology, forests, ornithology,
entomology, mammals,
aquatic life, plants,
stewardship, and interpretation
skills.
There is an enrollment fee
of $200 to cover the cost of
training materials, speakers
and facilities plus a mandatory
volunteer criminal
records check. Class size is
limited to 20 applicants.
For more information, call
Craig Everett at the Wood
County Extension office at
419-354-9050 or send an e-
mail to everett.33@osu.edu.
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WCESC Students of the Month, from left, Mark Skala, Amber Espen and Seth Johnson.
the Year, and the Rossford ball for four years, serving
Scholar Athlete Award. Seth as team captain, and in baseball,
basketball and track.
has volunteered through the
Salvation Army day camp, He is a member of Student
Like the
the Rossford Youth Soccer Council and is the senior Record
program, and the National class president.
Threshers Association. He Mark also has volunteered
with the Link Crew
on
plans to attend college to
major in sports management freshman transition program
or environmental science. at RHS.
Mark is the son of Sandy He has enlisted with the
and Mark Skala of Rossford. Ohio Air National Guard
He has been on the RHS and plans to attend the University
honor roll each quarter and
of Cincinnati, major-
has been recognized as a ing in architecture,
Rossford Scholar Athlete. engineering or physical rehabilitation.
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