Quick News 2-7-2013 - Tipp City Exempted Village Schools

Quick News
February 7, 2013
Alex Turzynski Attended the Presidential
Inauguration
THS Senior, Alex Turzynski, was selected by the Congressional Youth Leadership
Council to attend the Presidential Inauguration held in January. During the five day
conference which included attendance of the Inauguration and a Gala Inaugural
Celebration, Alex heard several renowned speakers. These speakers included Dr.
Condoleeza Rice, former U.S. Secretary of State and National Security Advisor to the
President; General Wesley Clark, former NATO Supreme Allied Commander;
Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward, who broke the Watergate story, and veteran
journalist Nick Clooney.
Carter Langdon Signs with the University
of Dayton.
Tippecanoe Athletics and Tippecanoe Baseball are very proud to announce the
college signing of senior Carter Langdon on Friday, February 1 st , 2013. Carter signed
his letter of intent to play baseball at the University of Dayton.
Koch Signs with Notre Dame and
Wharton signs with Stanford.
Tippecanoe Athletics and Tippecanoe Cross Country and Track are
very proud to announce the college signing of seniors Grant Koch
and Sam Wharton on Tuesday, February 5, 2013. Grant Koch will
be continuing his running career at the University of Notre Dame
and Sam Wharton will be continuing his running career at Stanford
University.

Wee Devil Cheerleaders Dance for the Crowd!
The Tippecanoe High School Cheerleaders hosted the Lil Devil Cheerleading Event for ages 4 to 6th grade. Sixtyfive
Wee Devil cheerleaders performed during halftime at the Friday, February 1st Boys Varsity
One Hundred Days Smarter!
Elementary students across the District celebrated 100 days of school! Students at
Nevin Coppock Elementary went to ten different stations counting by ten! They
counted by 1’s, 5’s, and 10’s to one hundred, they played games, stacked cups and
counted on a number line. And One Hundred was their favorite number that day!
For more photos click here: http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/NC-100-
Day-Celebration/27888727_k2qQ7J#!i=2353483107&k=8GccBJt

Chili Cook Off at Broadway Elementary
The participants were:
Whip it Good Witeof
Puree the Peppers Pryor
Grate the Cheese Gingerich
Pinch of Cumin Crull
Julienne the Jalapenos Jackson
The students enjoyed seeing them in frilly aprons and chef hats.
Drum roll….. and the winner was Mr. Gingerich!!
Mr. Crull and Mr. Pryor were quick to ask for a recount. The staff
promises it was not fixed!!!! It was a souper day for everyone!
Jumping DOUBLE!
Broadway Elementary held Jump Rope for Heart (JRFH) on Monday and Tuesday.
Students collected over $2500.00 for the American Heart Association. The kids also
had a great time showing off their jump roping skills.
It was a BLAST!!!....The BLIZZARD BLAST!
Last Saturday night was
the annual Blizzard
Blast at L.T. Ball. Many
father/ daughter and
mother/sons came to
enjoy an evening
together dancing. For
photos of the dance
click here:
http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/Blizzard-Blast-2013/27857446_vN7qkd#!i=2350217576&k=R2v5Wmz

Invention Convention at L.T. Ball
February 1 st the annual LT Ball Invention Convention was
held. Fourth and fifth grade inventors presented their
inventions and used sales pitches to convince judges that
their prototypes would be a good choice to earn an
opportunity to represent our district in the upcoming
Regional Just Think Invention Convention being held at
Wright State University on Saturday, March 2, 2013. Our
district was allotted 18 spots at the upcoming event and
after much deliberation the prototypes were chosen and
inventors were presented with a congratulatory invitation to the Regional level. Four alternate inventions were
also chosen in hopes of earning an opportunity to present at the regional event and compete for awards,
scholarship money, and recognition. Students moving on will work with Mrs. Lammers to perfect their
presentation skills for the upcoming event at WSU. For more photos click here:
http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/Invention-Convention-2013/27819304_3Ss2RQ#!i=2346244688&k=mxHkMGq
1. Katie Reeder & Kirsten Hartke The Hanging Helpers
2. Walker & Kate Schinaman The Oasis
3. Allison Brunswick Hands Free Coupon Organizer and Counter
4. Brennan Larned The Sleep Belt
5. Megan Dankworth The Sound & Motion Infant Car Seat
6. Drew Sivon The Real Pitcher
7. Miranda Miller Presto Wipe-O
8. Alex Carner Water Bottle Wear
9. Jake Rowland The No Germ Door Turn
10. Elise Cooper The Egganator
11. Charlotte Borle The Busy Girl’s Brush
12. Jessica Break The Travel Nut
13. Mackenzie Dix The Double Down Organizer
14. Alicia Miller The Bed Buddy
15. Gabe Dean The Shinguard isaver
16. Ashlyn Tarzinski The Game Saver
17. Jacob Goldschmidt The Lego Display Kit
18. Kylie Britton The Feet Fever
Alternates:
1. Simran Surana The Snow Seal
2. Emma Marlowe My Library Card
3. Tyler Burke The Bendy Brush
4. Braden Stewart Get Mellow
LT Ball January Students of the
Month!
January’s students of the Month were chosen at L. T. Ball Intermediate
School. Homeroom teachers choose the students based on the qualities of
the Word of the Week for that month. January’s word was Integrity.For
more photos click here: http://tippcityschools.smugmug.com/Other/SOM-
January-2013-LT-Ball/27861519_ZgBSJq#!i=2350610087&k=H3FhLcH

The TMS Power of the Pen Wrote Their Way to the TOP!
8 th Grade 7 th Grade
The 7th and 8th grade Power of the Pen teams competed in district competition at McKinney Middle School in
Yellow Springs on Saturday. We were moved early in the year from the Botkins district to McKinney, where we
felt the competition was even tougher than we had experienced in previous years.
Each team member writes for three 40 minute periods on three different prompts they have never seen before.
They are judged on creativity, voice/unity, structure/ideas, and figurative language.
Our 7th grade team coached by Bridget Hughes and consisting of Taylor Hudson, Victoria Nordquist, Lauren
Wyant, Abby Walker, Laura Fink, and Gillian Schlotterbeck took 2nd place overall behind perennial writing
powerhouse McKinney Middle School. Victoria was the overall 7th grade winner with three straight ones
(highest score on each piece of writing) and Honorable Mention for Best of Round in rounds 1 and 3. Taylor
Hudson took 3rd place.
Our 8th grade team coached by Amy Armentrout and consisting of Mary Kate Lee, Tori Livesay, Faithe Walker,
Mya Vyas, Jenny Peele, and Sydney Ignet took first place overall beating McKinney’s 8th grade team! Tori was
12th and Faithe was 2nd with an Honorable Mention for Best of Round for round #1.
Both teams will see action again on Saturday, March 23rd for regionals at Fort Loramie Middle School.
Qualifiers from regionals will go on to state Memorial Day weekend at the College of Wooster.
DP&L and Vectren Came to TMS to Teach about Energy
Tipp students were chosen to be part of the
Be E3 Smart (energy efficiency education)
program facilitated by the Ohio Energy
Project, OEP, and funded by Dayton Power
& Light and Vectren Energy Delivery of
Ohio. Tipp was selected to participate in
this innovative program and Mrs. Wysocki
received training directly from OEP
designed to build student leaders and save
families money. The Be E3 Smart program
teaches students how energy is produced
and used. The students will also learn easy
ways to conserve energy and increase
energy efficiency in their homes.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION
CLASSES ENJOY “CUTTING
THE RUG”!!!
TMS’s Advanced Physical Education students were moving their
feet to Dance Revolution as part of their State standards dance
unit. They enjoyed using a Wii gaming system that was purchased
through TMS’s fund raising activities. The students really
enjoyed addressing this requirement in a new and “high tech”
way.
TMS Girls Basketball Teams Undefeated!
Congratulations
to our TMS Girls
Basketball
Teams vs. Ben
Logan on Thurs,
1/31/13 with both
teams being
Victorious!! The
7 th and 8 th grade
girls went
undefeated in
their regular season play, with a combined 22-0 CBC record making them the CBC “Regular Season” Champions!
Great Job Ladies!
TIPPECANOE MIDDLE SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL’S LIST (4.0) - Second Quarter – 1/31/13
GRADE 6
Brooke Aselage, Kaitlin Break, Alexis Cook, Isabelle Crow, Mason Doll, Stephanie Fink, Hannah Gootzeit,
Jackson Kremer, Madeline May, Michael Pfister, Shannon Saylors, Payton Schenk, Taylor Shaw, Katie Taylor,
and Claire Wint.
GRADE 7
Payton Bonifas, Tasha Bruner, Terrah Bruner, Alissa Buynak, Zachary Carner, Kaylee Cornelison, Kyle Demers,
Makenzie Dietz, Laura Fink, Allison Hackenberger, Evan Hill, Claire Hinkle, Emily Hodge, Taylor Hudson,
Samuel Jensen, Kristine Kreusch, Alea Leganik, Lauren Lester, Allison Mader, Samantha Mains, Raegan
McElhose, Jessica Miller, Victoria Nordquist, Joshua Riebe, Gretchen Riggle, Lydia Stueve, Abigail Walker,
Blake Wogoman, Connor Woltz, and Lauren Wyant.
GRADE 8
Lauren Beagle, Zachary Bonifas, Kayla Bruns, Brooke Cyphers, Zachary Dix, Anna Durig, Adam Grieshop,
Alyssa Hallauer, Nathan Hamberg, Samuel Hart, Rebekah Hartman, Aaron Hughes, Kali Jordan-Debruin, Ryan
Koogler, Victoria Livesay, McKayla Mangen, Angelo Mihalyo, Nikita Parks, Taylor Prall, Olivia Raypole,
Kennedy Reeder, Amanda Sauls, Emma Smith, Alexa Spiller, Alyssa Stewart, Alexander Taylor, Emily Walker,
and Faith Walker.

TIPPECANOE MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLL (3.0) – 2nd Quarter – 1/31/13
GRADE 6
Lewis Abrams, Colin Achterberg, Shelby Allen, Tyler Altic, Benjamin Ambos, Ellie Baker, Noah Ballard, Aubrey Beaty,
Bradley Bernhold, Levi Berning, Christian Blake, Trevor Bolanger, Delaney Bourelle, Austin Bowling, Jillian Brown,
Raymond Burkey, Kole Campbell, Madison Carlson, Brandon Chaney, Luke Christie, Benjamin Chronister, Preston
Connors, Alexis Cook, Austin Couvillon, Morgan Cundiff, Ashlynn Custer, Hunter Davidson, Mckenzie Dean, Anna Deffet,
Caley DeHass, Brad Dettwiller, Michael Dickerson, Andrew Doviak, Julia Eagan, Micah Eaton, Kaylor Fitzwater, Karson
Florence, Elijah Freitag, Jenna Fujimura, Mason Gostomsky, John Graham, Alec Group, Elena Guevara, Benjamin Halsey,
Olivia Hamilton, Grant Heatherly, Gabriella Heck, Lydia Heddleston, Ethan Heitkamp, Dominick Herrick, Ashlyn Herzog,
Kearsten Hill, Kyle Hodges, Kaylynn Holley, Caitlyn Hood, Jackson Hottle, Victoria Jacobs, Camillah Jones, Jordan Kaiser,
Haelee Keener, Kirsten Kendrick, Braydon Kimmel, Savannah Klein, Nicholas Kleiner, Savannah Koogler, Hannah Kramer,
Trevor Kraska, Jasmine Kruger, Abigail Lee, Jacob Lingg, Adam Liskey, Annabelle Livesay, Zakary Lucous, Kyle Mains,
Patrick Manes, Anna Martino, Kenzie Walek, Bryce McCullough, Jenna McGraw, Gloria Moor, Austin Moore, Elise Moore,
Lucas Moore, Eli Morando, Andrew Mosier, Luke Muhlenkamp, Ian Patten, Rilie Pohl, Matthew Poynter, Megan Reed,
Aliya Reglogle, Emily Ringo, Lauren Robbins, Cara Salazar, Shannon Saylors, Melanie Schall, Elizabeth Schneider, Hunter
Shank, Brandon Singleton, Arden Smith, Mackenzie Smith, Tristan Spencer, Makayla Stallard, Caleb Steele, Elliana Steele,
Jason Stephenson, Ian Stewart, Devyn Stockslager, Riley Swartout, Conner Sweeney, Hallie Thompson, Harrison Timmer,
Kaili Titley, Madison Uth, Landon Vair, Chace Varvel, Conner Verburg, Joshua Walland, Jakob Weimer, Ethan Wendel,
Tristan Wickline, Aryana Wilson, Elli Wilson, Evan Winblad, Claire Wint, Jackson Yeager, Ian Yunker, and Jillian Zuzolo.
GRADE 7
Cameron Abrams, Hailey Adkins, Jesse Agins, Chelsea Avner, Shawn Baldasare, Clay Barhorst, Cole Barhorst, Ria
Bhagwat, Dylan Blair, Noah Bledsoe, Terrah Bruner, Taylor Buchanan, Oliver Cain, Ethan Campbell, Connor Case, Frank
Catrone, Hannah Chaplin, Samantha Clark, Seth Clayton, Max Coning, Hanna Copley, Paul Couch, Carson Culpepper,
Chance Cyphers, Ethan Dahle, Andrew DeBrosse, Deina Delgado, Olivia Dunn, Allyson Edwards, Markus Evans, Justin
Everette, Audrey Faribanks, Carissa Ferrell, Sara Freyre, Marissa Garber, Matthew Garber, Alannah Gernon, Anna Gilliam,
Cade Gingerich, Jessica Goodson, Kyle Griffith, Breanna Grimmett, Cole Group, Allison Hackenberger, Brendan Hadden,
Daniel Hagen, Taylor Haggerty, Leon Helton, Alexandria Henry, Jakob Huber, Jordan Jones, Ethan Joseph, Alec Kagy,
Dawson Kehr, Cara Kronour, Trenton Ladd, Kristin Landis, Nicholas Lanham, Kaili Lewis, Bingliang Liu, Madeleine Loges,
Zach Losey, Samantha Mains, Tommi Malone, Deja Mangos, Camryn McClurg, Miles McClurg, Daniel McConnell, Hunter
McKinney, Taylor McQuown, Charles Miller, Kelsey Miller, Sarah Miller, Katelyn Mullins, Leah Murphy, Mason Pence,
Alexis Polansky, Connor Post, Troy Powers, Ethan Puthoff, Beux Quillen, Ian Ramsay, Ashley Ratcliff, Izayah Rife,
Matthew Rindler, Alex Rittenhouse, Allison Roberts, Courtney Ryan, Dawson Sams, Gillilan Schlotterbeck, Alec Schwartz,
Natalie Seeman, Caroline Senseman, Ethan Sinning, Caiden Smith, Makayla Smith, Molly Spitzer, Nathaniel Steele,
Nickolas Stefanidis, Cali Stewart, Lydi Stueve, Rachel Stump, Katzya Suerdick, Matthew Taylor, Logan Trzeciak, Zachary
Vance, Ryan Wall, Ashley Waltemathe, Allie Wasson, Samuel Weatherly, Mackenzie Weaver, Elizabeth Weiler, Grace
Wendel, Josh Wildermuth, Connor Woltz, and Lauren Wyant.
GRADE 8
Casey Abney, Kylie Agee, Jack Armentrout, Arielle Arnett, Lauren Beagle, Troy Bolanger, Ryan Bolton, Paytin Borders,
Sarah Bradley, Kaycie Brant, Laken Brown, Lauren Brunette, Grant Carlson, Dannielle Carter, Mitchell Colvin, Ladia
Coning, Madison Cox, Lauren Cross, Bryce Curtis, Brooke Cyphers, Luke Davis, Damian Delgado, Austin Duling, Colin
Durcan, Anna Durig, Shannon Eastman, Justyn Eichbaum, Tucker Finders, Jacob Franke, Enya Gernon, Madeline Gibler,
Holly Green, Lydia Guevara, Austin Haas, Casey Hall, Alyssa Hallauer, Abigail Halsey, Evan Hamilton, Cole Hamilton,
Lauren Handley, Claire Heatherly, Madelyn Hebb, Luke Heinl, Allison Hempy, Madison Honeycutt, Ashleigh Hood, Tyler
Hopper, Karlie Hutchinson, Sydney Ignet, Benjamin Jans, Rachel Jenkins, Taylor Jobe, Monique Jones, Meghan Kauffmann,
Joseph Keller, Savanah Kennedy, Jaime Kice, Wilfried Kirchner, Austin Kleiner, Cheryl Konicki, Tyra Konicki, Katie
Kramer, Sophia Kremer, Courtney Kruger, Anna Kueterman, Nicole Lange, Taylor Law, Mary-Kate Lee, Kylee Loudermilk,
Alonna Lumpkin, Hannah Lyons, Hayden Mann, Cameron Martin, Edward Martino, Cameron McIntosh, Trevor McKinney,
Sydney Menser, Angelo Mihalyo, Tiffanie Mizer, John Muhlenkamp, Brooke Musick, Virginia Null, Lillith Parsons, Jennifer
Peele, Katelyn Powers, Taylor Prall, Kaleb Rappold, Neil Reed, Kennedy Reeder, Austin Rench, Stephen Ridgeway, Nathan
Rimkus, Adam Rindler, Richard Robbins, Destiny Russell, Cameron Schuller, Cole Searcy, Michael Senseman, Ashley
Shepherd, Sarah Sheranko, Morgan Sherrell, Bekah Shininger, Olivia Shirley, Emily Shuk, Caitlyn Smith, Dajon Smith,
Shannon Smith, Zachery Sorah, Brandon Spears, Alexa Spiller, Braden Stafford, Trevor Staggs, Michael Stearns, Alyssa
Stewart, McKenna Stocker, Gavin Stockslager, Sierra Sutton, Tori Taylor, Tyler Terry, Drew Thompson, Wade Timmer,
Alexis Turnbull, Maya Vyas, Abigail Walker, Emily Walker, Caroline Weiler, Autumn Weldon, Quenten Williams, Zane
Willoughby, Chloe Woodworth, Stephanie Yahle, and Taylor Yeager.

Tipp Bowling Team Sets Record!
Congratulations to the boys bowling teams for their
record setting night. It was their 12th CBC victory
breaking a school record, and their 17th victory this
season adding to their already school record. The boys
team broke the record for their team series of 2159 and
broke the team high for a match rolling 2928. Also
breaking a record for Individual Series which was held by
Steven Calhoun, was Ryan Rittenhouse who rolled a 267-
268 for a 535 series. Also congratulations to Jordan
Vollmer for rolling a career high 246. Also
congratulations to Jenny Korleski who rolled a career
high game of 254 and a career high series of 444. Good
luck Thursday against Springfield Central Catholic.
TIPPECANOE HS BOYS & GIRLS SWIM TEAMS:
2013 CBC CHAMPS...4th consecutive title!
Event
champions:
Bailey Cahill (100
fly), Cameron
Cahill (200 IM),
Girls 200 Medley
Relay (Cahill,
Cahill, Sidney
Roemke, Kirsten
Bell), Jay Bell
(500 free, 200
IM), Boys 200
Free & 400 Free
Relays (Bell,
Grant Koch, Jack
Gaskins, Chace
Conley)
2nd place
finishers: Adam
Buynak (500
free), Jack
Gaskins (100 Back), Michael Taylor (100 Breast), Kirsten Bell (100 free), Samantha Williams (200 free, 100 fly),
Bailey Cahill (500 free), Sidney Roemke (100 back), Cameron Cahill (100 breast), Girls 200 free relay (Roemke,
Cahill, Cahill, Bell), Girls 400 free relay (Allison Sinning, Anna Schober, Jessica Walland, Samantha Williams)
3rd place finishers: Grant Koch (50 free), Sidney Roemke (200 IM), Boys 200 Medley Relay (Evan Stapp,
Taylor, Buynak, Zach Robbins)
CBC Records Broken
500 Free Jay Bell - 5:09:22! - old time 5:14:20
200 Free Relay - JayB, GrantK, JackG, ChaceC 1:35.60! - old time 1:40.38
400 Free Relay - JayB, GrantK, JackG, ChaceC 3:36.04! - old time 3:36.28

Varsity Wrestling Team Placed 2 nd at CBC Championships
Congratulations to the varsity wrestling team this
weekend. Placing 2nd in the Kenton Trail division at
the Central Buckeye Championships and placing 7
wrestlers.
Placing for the Red Devils...
Eric Seeman 6th
Jack Peura 6th
Gabe Callicoat 3rd
Austin Robbins Runner up
Brandon Arndts 4th
Chip Flohr 5th
Logan Ferrell 4th
The Red Devils are back in action Saturday February 16th at home for Division II Sectional Tournament.
ATHLETICS
There are only three home boys basketball games left in the regular season and all will have
special halftime presentations that you won’t want to miss!!!
Friday, February 15 vs. Kenton Ridge:
This will be senior night for our boys basketball team and Devilaires. At halftime, the
Tippecanoe Cheerleaders and Tippecanoe Devilaires will entertain the crowd for the final time this season. Come
out and support your cheerleaders and Devilaires in their final home basketball performance of the year!!!
Fall Sport Parents,
We certainly hope that your child had a great experience this past fall in our athletic program. We are constantly
evaluating what we do in our programs and your input is extremely critical to our improvement process. We
would love to get two responses from every family – one from a parent perspective and one from the child
perspective. We hope that you take the time to complete these surveys – good and bad – so that we can continue
to improve our programs for your children.
Fall Sports Survey (High School & Middle School) - http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/YZ9BSRP
High School Athletic Director Evaluation (Matt Shomper) - http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GGZS3Z9
Middle School Athletic Director Evaluation (Shane Mead) - http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HNCVFTR

THS Marching Band is Going to Disney World!
The Tippecanoe HS Marching Band will be taking a trip to
Florida this Spring Break! The band will be marching in the
premiere parade in the Disney Parks! Our performance will be in
the Magic Kingdom’s Main Street Electrical Parade. The parade
begins at 8:00pm on Sunday, March 24th . If you plan to be in
Florida for spring break, we would love to have a good
hometown showing for our performance! The band will also be
debuting our brand new marching band uniforms!
Wanted: Old Tipp Marching Band Uniforms
The Tippecanoe Band Program is seeking old Tipp marching Band uniforms. We would like to
put together a gallery of old uniforms for the fine arts hallway at the High School. If you have an
old uniform jacket that you would like to donate to this cause we would greatly appreciate your
donation! Please contact Heather Marsh at hmarsh@tippcity.k12.oh.us if you have a donation!
Save the Date!
The Tippecanoe Educational Endowment is pleased to present:
“Be Our Guest….”
The TEE is hosting their 8 th annual benefit on Saturday, April 20 th !
This year’s event will be a family-friendly Dinner Theatre, which will include tickets to the
THS Spring Musical, “Beauty and the Beast”, live on stage at the High School Center for
Performing Arts. This will be a great way to enjoy a night out with your family and friends,
meet people in the community, honor our Teacher of the Year and generate funds for TEE
grants that will directly benefit our students in the classroom.
Mark your calendar and more details will come!

Kindergarten Registration is April 15 thru 18 th !
What: Kindergarten Registration
When: April 15-16-17 @ 4:00 – 8:00 PM
April 18 @ 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Where: Nevin Coppock Elementary School
525 North Hyatt
Tipp City, OH 45371
(937) 667-2275
What to Bring: Parents or Guardian Must Bring their Valid Driver’s License and
1. Proof of Residence, Lease or Deed
2. Original Birth Certificate
3. Custody Papers, if applicable
4. Photo of your child
The Registration Packet must be completed before leaving.
No Appointments needed.
Students do not need to attend.
“LOCAL AUTHORS VISITING THE TIPP
CITY LIBRARY”
Join us at the Tipp City Public Library to welcome local authors David Crawford and Judy Bruns as they share
their books and experiences. The programs are open to everyone, no registration required.
Saturday February 16th at 1:00pm David Crawford, an engineer at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base who lives
in Tipp City will discuss his novel “Delta G”. His unique career includes assignments in Ballistic Missile
Engineering, Nuclear Shock and Blast testing, Subterranean Engineering, and advanced propulsion also working
at the infamous military base known as Area 51. These experiences provide Crawford a captivating insider
perspective for the characters of “Delta G”. The novel begins with an investigation by the Air Force to discover
the cause of orbital shifts and targeting errors occurring with ICBM warheads, satellites, and space shuttles
unfolds, the amazing secrets of the universe are discovered. The search for these answers takes Major Dave
Sheridan on a twenty-five year quest from the top of the world, to remote deserts, tropical waters, and onto
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. What he finds involves gravitational and bizarre torsional waves that shape the
very fabric of time and space. Follow Major Dave Sheridan and Delta G program as they discover and harness
these forces.
Saturday February 23rd at 10:30am Judy Bruns, published in newspapers, magazines, and other media, is now
meeting with positive reviews in the world of children’s books. "Hattie and Her 43 Cats", her most recent
children’s story, addresses the onset of Alzheimer’s with the compassion and sensitivity fitting for a young
audience. Her first book, "Donnie, Lost in the Cornfield", follows an event in the life of a young, mentally
handicapped boy. More on the Stories... "Donnie, Lost in the Cornfield" It’s bad enough to be lost in a cornfield,
but what if you’re a child and mentally handicapped, too? Here’s a children’s book to show that love reaches
beyond disabilities. "Hattie and Her 43 Cats" In Hootin’ Holler County, Hattie’s house is in disrepair, and her
rambunctious cats need tending to. It doesn’t help that her mind is failing her. Bruns reminds us that we are never
to forget the dignity of the human person, in spite of the disease.

Friends of the Tipp City Public Library
11 East Main Street, Tipp City, Ohio 45371
friendstippcitylibrary@gmail.com
Save the Date
Saturday
April 27, 2013
10 am-4 pm
SPRING BOOK SALE
Position Available: Classified Staff
Part time School & Community Communications Coordinator
-Qualifications and duties for the position include:
--Degree and background experience in Communications and the related field
--Expertise in Microsoft Word, Photoshop programs, web based postings, community
communications such as news releases, quarterly newsletters and electronic newsletters
Board meetings: preparation, video taping and summary notes
-Help coordinate school levy
-Strong community connections
Apply on-line using the link provided for Dayton Consoritum
http://www.daytonareaschooljobs.esu.k12.oh.us
Also provide an e-mail letter of interest to Dr. Gretta Kumpf at gkumpf@tippcity.k12.oh.us
Posting Deadline: Friday, February 15 at 4 p.m.
Thank you for your interest in Tipp City Schools!
Dr. Gretta Kumpf gkumpf@tippcity.k12.oh.us

On Saturday, February 9, 2013, the Tipp City Area Arts Council
will host their 4 th annual Pre-Valentine’s Day Art for the Heart
at the Zion Lutheran Church in Tipp City. This artisan
showcase will feature over 20 artists and their crafts which
range from paintings and photographs to pottery and woven
items. Along with the artists’ booths, Ruth Ann White and her
"Sisters of the Skillet" will once again employ their culinary
skills to prepare sumptuous soups and other fabulous foods to
sell during the show; all of their proceeds will be given to a local
charity. Admission to the event is free and parking (behind the
church) is ample. The church entrance is located at 14 W.
Walnut Street. Make sure to attend Art for the Heart on
February 9 th and find some special Art for Your Heart! ♥
FEATURED ARTISTS
Kay Bertrand - woven items 667-3033
Karen Layman - jewelry made from antique silver 419-239-5660
Gene Davis - silver wrapped polished stone 667-4160
Sonnie Woodworth - watercolors and acrylics 248-3390
Linda Hardy - quilted items 548-9807
Sherri Flock - handmade handbags 667-1596
Gail Stickleman - mixed media 339-2157
Kiba Hitzeman - pottery 474-2476
Lisa Segar - stained glass items 638-8292
Barb Wilfong - watercolors and acrylics adstrait@gmail.com
Alison Rusk - paper 667-0787
Anita Heras - jewelry 609-9365
Greg Enslen - book signing genslen@yahoo.com
Sue Green - hand dyed scarves 318-8369
Guna Duncan - photography http://www.believefineart.com/

ACT Test Preparation Class
Location: Broadway Elementary School
Cost: $41 resident/$44 non-resident
Time: Mon-Thurs., 6-7:30 PM
Emphasis is placed on timing, test makeup, questions to avoid, creative
guessing, reading techniques, and frequent errors in English. Students must buy
the latest edition of Cracking the ACT. Instructor: Dr. Gene Wade.
Apr. 8-11, YE-02
June 3-6, YE-03
SAT Math Tricks & Tips
Location: TMCS Bldg. 3, E. Main St.
Cost: $16 resident/$19 non-resident
Time: Sat., March 16, 10 AM – 12 Noon, YE-05 (this is a date
change)
Success on the ACT, SAT or other standardized math test s depends not only on
understanding the problem & math fundamentals but on understanding the most
efficient way to get the answer. This class will teach you tricks and tips to
maximize your score. Bring a calculator, pencil and notebook. Mark Debruin,
instructor.
Register at www.tmcomservices.org or at our office on 3 E. Main St., Tipp City
For athletic results go to www.cbcsportsonline.com.
Tippecanoe High School athletic schedules: are available at
http://www.usatodayhss.com/school/tippecanoe-high-school-tipp-city-oh
Tippecanoe Middle School athletic schedules: are available at
To http://schedules.schedulestar.com/Tippecanoe-Middle-School-Tipp-City-OH#Tippecanoe-Middle-
School-Tipp-City-OH/month/
KIT-TV is now streaming the Board of Education Meetings and other Tipp City School activities on line.
To view go to: www.kittv.org.
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