Thursday, November 21, 2013
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Edison High School hosts Veteran’s Day assembly Edison High School and Edison Junior High held its annual Veteran’s Day assembly the morning of Nov. 11. The Edison High School band, choirs and guest speakers paid tribute to the veterans in attendance as well as honoring all those who have served and who currently are serving in our Armed Forces. Honored guests included Dan Vojvodich, Paul Blackburn, Ed Hashbarger, Don Swickard, Lician Zook, Bob Woodward, Steve Spiewak, J. O. Henry, Ralph Profitt and Bill Burruss. Assembly participants were Eric Dennis, Zac Sansone, Holly Maddocks, Arlene Obertance, Matt Morris, Ellen Swickard, Frank Russell and Tony Kovalesky, the program coordinator.
CHS alumni being welcomed back to perform in cabaret The Carrollton High School Speech and Drama Department is calling all CHS alumni back to the stage. A Home for the Holidays Cabaret is scheduled for Dec. 21 at 7 p.m. in the Bell-Herron Middle School auditorium. Group and individual acting, singing, dancing and instrumental acts are desired for the upcoming show. Anyone interested should contact Ron or Alzana Nuzzolillo at alzana.nuzzolillo@carrolltonsc hools.org or call 330-232-0382 no later than Dec. 1.
CHS government classes hold mock election In a mock election held Nov. 5 by the Carrollton High School government classes, the 115 voting students approved the two countywide tax levies, the Carrollton school levy and Buckeye Career Center’s replacement levy. According to Mrs. Marcia Folk, CHS government teacher, the seniors approved the county road levy with 87 votes (76%), the Friendship Center levy with 77 votes (67%) , the Carrollton school levy with 83 votes (72%) and the Buckeye JVS levy with 60 votes (52%). Mrs. Folk explained that 58 votes were needed to pass each levy.
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Fine Arts Booster Meeting Next meeting of the Friends of Forensic & Dramatic Arts is Dec. 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the CHS Fine Arts Room
Grunder, Krantz named Students of the Month Becca Grunder and Tyler Krantz have been named Students of the Month for November at Carrollton High School where both are seniors. Daughter of Becca Grunder Dan Grunder of 3 5 2 6 S te u b e nv i l l e Rd. SE, Amsterdam, and Amber Grunder of Barberton, Becca is a member of the varsity volleyball team, Caring, Helping, Tyler Krantz Sharing (CHS) Club, Prayer Warriors and Academic Hall of Fame at CHS. She also is secretary of the National Honor Society and has been a senior-freshman in the Mentorship program, educational mentor to kindergartners and plays Junior Olympics volleyball for the Kidron VBC. She has a sister, Ashleigh Johnson, who is a college graduate. Upon graduation, Becca plans to attend the College of Wooster and major in biology/pre-medicine and then pursue medical school. When asked what teacher, coach, family member or special friend has influenced her and why, Becca replied: “My dad. He taught me the value of hard work and the importance of treating people with kindness. In offering advice for success in life, Becca said: Find something you care about and pour everything you have into it. Tyler, son of Shannon Krantz of 6499 Roswell Rd., Sherrodsville, is a member of the Spanish Club and plays basketball and baseball at CHS. His hobbies include riding four wheelers and having a hunting competition with his 14-yearold brother, who is a freshman at CHS. Upon graduation, Tyler plans to attend Fairmont State University in Fairmont, WV, and major in civil engineering and also play baseball. When asked what teacher, coach, family member or special friend has influenced him and why, Tyler said: Coach Voll, my basketball coach, who says hard work always pays off and pushing yourself makes you that much better. In offering advice for success in life, he replied: Work hard and it
will come back to you soon. As Students of the Month, both Becca and Tyler become eligible for
a $500 scholarship to be awarded by Gateway Royalty at the conclusion of the 2013-14 school year to
one boy and one girl. They also will have their pictures displayed in the showcase at CHS
and will be treated to lunch by Carrollton High School Principal David Davis.
Augusta elementary school first grade teacher Christine Newell is assisted by COSI-on-Wheels employee as she “suits up” for a demonstration on air pressure. The demonstration was part of a program COSI presented the school last week.
Augusta students take trip through the solar system Augusta elementary school students took a trip through the solar system last week with the assistance of the COSI-on-Wheels program. Theme for the daylong event was Astounding Astronomy and included an interactive assembly with students and then hands-on learning. The assembly introduced students to the solar system, exploring each planet and its characteristics and included students participating in various activities. Students then explored various astronomical concepts at stations set up around the perimeter of the gym. They explored the size and
distance between the planets, electromagnetic spectrum, the extreme cold of the outer planets and deep space as well as the fact that the earth is the only known planet to contain life. They enjoyed maneuvering a remote controlled vehicle that demonstrated how planets are explored by man, used interactive materials to identify constellations and watched the effect a difference in air pressure has on objects. Augusta staff and parents volunteered their time to assist with learning stations.
ON THEhonor roll Students in grades 9-12 named to the Honor Roll for the first nine weeks grading period of the 201314 school year at Carrollton High School have been reported by school officials as follows: Distinguished (4.00 GPA) 9th Grade – Allison Morrison, Kierra Robinson and Katrina Thomas. 10th Grade – Brock Albaugh, Autumn Beamer, Madeline Birong, Kady Davis, Elizabeth Domer, Owen Kienzle, Alexandra Poole, Cody Stevens, Savanna Sullivan and Anna Truman. 11th Grade – Angela Bregenzer, Morgan Craven, Zade Deitz, Troy Fairclough, Hailey Kinney, Adam Kurtz, Austin Peake and Kirstin Schaney. 12th Grade – Addie Davis, Kenneth Hutson Jr. and Stephanie Kelly. Merit Roll (3.600 – 3.999 GPA) 9th Grade – Samuel Atkinson, Justin Babe, Amanda Barstow, Jacob Beard, Ryli Bolanz, Caleb Brown, Rachael Brown, Noah Cafaro, Morgan Campbell, Ashton Coad, Seth Daniel, Madison Dunlap, John Egler, Austin Ellington, Alyssa Epperly-Eaglen, Megan Fuhrer, Brooke Hawk, Autumn Hearn, Destiny Higgins, Cody Icenhower, Erika Knapp, Shelby Koah, Karie Koenitzer, Devan Lumley, Brenton Miller, Mia Moore, Chase Moore, Ellie Nichols, Mason Pasiuk, Kelson Perkins, Coti Perry, Bailey Plumley, Zara Pyles, Abigail Rainsberg, Stephanie Rininger, Zane Risaliti, Cole Russell, Travis Rutledge, Ryan Shepherd, Courtney Shine, Kaitlin Shine, Cole Shockey, Katelin Simpson, Brandon Slates, Victoria Snider, Kylee Stevens, Jay Stoneman, Autumn Talbott, Morgan Timberlake, Tatiana Toalston, Cody Wagner, Alliah Weaver, Kaitlynn Wells, Nellie Wey, Nicholas Williams and Jordan Witts. 10th Grade – Olivia Albrecht, Brittany Anthony, Alex Arbogast, Andrea Aston, Daniel Baker, Sierra Baker, Maygen Bales, Hayley Barrick, Brooke Beadnell, Mason Beard, Makaela Bennett, Kayla Blake, Brittany Boord, Thomas Bradley, Kaitlyn Budinsky, Sarah Christner, Zachary Davis, Chevy Deitz, Sarah Donley, Kenneth Featheringham, Kaylee Geiser, Jenna Glasure, Derrick Hemming, Whitney Hillock, Matthew Hoopes, Cheyene Keller, Alivia Kinney, Nikita Knode, Erika Koman, Bailey Lane, Cory Leonard, Hoyt Lucas, Ashley Luyster, Teague Malone, Jenna McNutt, Aaron Miller, Bryce Mohn, Cheyenne Mumpire, Benjamin Ocel, Makayla Quinn, Elizabeth Rainsberg, Aaron Schlabach, Summer Smith, Nathan Stallman, Jacob Thompson, Sara Tunder, Cree Ward, Emily Wartluft and Madison Yockey. 11th Grade – Brittany Adkins,
Joshua Aston, Jonathan Atkinson, Tabitha Beadnell, Allie Bennett, Alicia Brothers, Emily Chiavari, Tyler Dodd, Katherine Dulkoski, Jennifer Gotschall, Cameron Haught, Nicole Hyndman, Alexis Irwin, Ashley Irwin, Gabrielle Irwin, Travis Johnson, Thomas Kinney, Dustie Kubankin, Alexis Kurtz, Caitlin Lemley, Kelsey Linhart, Darian Long, Savana Lowery, Ashlee Lowther, Margaret Mapes, Ashlee Matthews, Bryandy Mossor, Caitlynn Moyer, Joseph Newell, Dustin Pape, Jacob Parker, Caleb Pasiuk, Titinan (Jill) Prajwatanakij, Maddie Ray, Cheyenne Russell, Lauren Rutledge, Brittny Salla, Harley Schandel, Kristina Simpson, Ryan Slabaugh, Monica Starre, Sierra Swett, Emily Torian, Kelsey Voll, Genevieve Whipkey and Avery Wilson. 12th Grade – Grant Bake, James Bales, Elizabeth Bormuth, Chad Brady, Luke Clay, Brandon Cooper, Courtney Crider, Stephanie Donley, Jessica Facemire, Brigetta Fernwalt, Megan Galliher, Chanc Goshorn, Erin Green, Nicole Grisez, Morgan Harsh, Kyle Host, Haley Keefer, Alexandria Kilgore, Brittney Klein, Tyler Krantz, Katelyn Lashley, Luke McNutt, Skye Meek, Bradley Miley, Curtis Moyer, Megan Newell, Grace Oster, Abbie Parsons, Lindsay Schandel, Shafa Sharvina, Madison Tunder, Catherine Weyand, Carly Willison and Naomi Young. Honor Roll (3.00-3.599 GPA) 9th Grade – Cody Baker, Noah Balint, Becca Beadnell, Mariah Bell, Kody Bennett, Preston Berry, Madeline Beza, Shawna Black, Alexis Brady, Caitlyn Brady, Mikayla Brannick, Adam Bryan, Kyle Bullard, Abagail Caldwell, Brenna Campbell, Deanna Carlisle, Saleen Claypool, Frank Clubbs, Erika Cooper, Cameron Crider, Charles Dayton, Caitlyn Edward, Christian Elliott, David Fickes, Skylar Flanagan, Madison Formet, Makenna Greaves, Gaige Green, Shelby Green, Deric Hinerman, Kory Host, Quinton Huggett, Lacey Hurst, Hannah Irwin, Matthew Keyser, Adaline Kinney, Jacob Knipp, Cody Leggett, Miranda Lohman, Cole Lovett, Derek Lumley, Hannah Lutton, Michael Mazalic, McKenna McClintock, Kendal McFarland, Nash Miller, Joseph Moody, Amanda Morrison, Alexis Murphy, Aidan Pasiuk, Olivia Pregi, Kathleen Reynolds, Brian Riggs, Savannah Rimmele, Kaitlin Rininger, Ashli Seck, Adam Shaw, Morgan Shepherd, Makayla Stillwagon, Eleanor Thomas, Victoria Thomas, Kate Thompson, Kristofer Torian, Josephine Townsend, Jason Tubaugh, Shane Unkefer, Hailey Wells and Mytchell Woodworth. 10th Grade – Nicholas Abel, Caitlin Allen, Drake Anderson, Dayle Arnold, Maretta Babe, Troy Beighle, Robert Bower, Rachel Brannick, Cody Brink, Derek Bryan, Matthew Butler, Ashley Campbell, Kaitlin Campbell, Cayla Casto, Cody Casto,
Floyd Craft, Kimberly Cross, Eliza Days, Tessa Derheimer, Isaiah Donohue, Shawn Evans, John Featheringham, Max Feller, Evan Ferguson, Lauren Ferrell, Jason Flickinger, Johnathon Fornash, Jordan Graham, Evan Green, Bailee Griffeth, Austin Grisez, Garrett Hughes, Tyler Imes, Jacob Ketchum, Kayla Kinkade, Joseph Knipp, Luke Leslie, Dillen Lewis, Megan Little, Tomas Malone, Skylar Neer, Codey Ocheltree, James O’Donnell, Gabe Owens, Sierra Owsley, Trenton Phillips, Rozalyn Pridemore, Trenten Proctor, Emily Ratchford, Brodin Reed, Erika Roberts, Brody Robinson, Faith Roush, Mandy Sammons, Alyssa Sellers, Kayla Sivets, Mark Slabaugh, Charles Smith, Jacqueline Stragan, Robert Taylor, Lindsey Titus, Marissa Townsend, Dalton Ulman, Shay VanFossen, Gage VonWyl, Kaitlyn Ward, Jake Wilson, Nathan Worth and Braden Yoder. 11th Grade – Mason Albrecht, Janessa Bell, Addie Borland, Zachary Brannick, Austin Bregenzer, Austin Brooks, Payton Brown, Emily Bryan, James Burkhart, Micah Campbell, Brittney Carper,
Cheyenne Chaney, Mercedes Claypool, Luke Cosart, Mackenzie DeGarmo, Rachel Devine, Baylee Drakulich, Lorie Ebner, Zachary Fuhrer, James Galbraith, Noah Gray, Lane Hartong, Casey Herndon, Brandie Hilderbrand, Jenna Howell, Marissa Howell, Clayton Hutt, Austin Keefer, Abbey Knapp, Kyle Koenitzer, Erica Laughlin, Daniel Leary, Trenton Leggett, Laurynn Mann, Collin Miller, Elizabeth Minor, Cynthia Mosley, Sara Musisca, Brooke Ornouski, Alec Ornowski, Angel Parrish, Cale Pozderac, Mackenzie Ray, Bret Rininger, Logan Russ, Alyssa Sammons, Tyler Shuman, Alyssa Ulman, Anthony Vance, Kali Weals, Austin Weary, Nathan Wilsford and Abigale Wilson. 12th Grade – Zackerie Allen, Roman Ankrom, Robert Ault, Victoria Baker, Brittany Beckley, Taylar Bennett, Adam Birtcher, Kaitlyn Blackburn, Matthew Borland, Michael Bostic, Taylor Caldwell, Blayke Carter, Laiton Carter, Jacob Casto, Brittany Corrales, Tiffany Cross, Kurtis Davis, Hannah Devitt, Schyler Fennimore, Jaycee Flanagan, Randee Fuchs, Shane Fulton,
Andrew Gearhart, Sage Graham, Rebecca Grunder, Skylar Henderson, Morgan Hepner, Deven Hezoucky, Katelyn Johnson, Tori Johnson, Jerry Jones, Makenna Leslie, Patrick Mallette, Laszlo Marsi, Cheyenne Morsheiser, Michael Parker, Lindsay Patrick, Jeffery Philo, Michael Quinn, Emilee Scarlott, Jaime Sheppard, Olivia Shoup, Tristan Stallard, Jessica Swiney, Brennan Thomas, Caleb Thompson, Sarah Tiller, Brandie Jo Tinlin, Kayla Wade, Daniel Wendell, Hannah Wetter, Matthew Yoder and Cody Zollars. DELLROY ELEMENTARY Following are the students named to the honor and merit roll for the first nine weeks grading period at Dellroy Elementary School. THIRD GRADE Honor Roll: Nathan Baker, Mekala Dorsey, Jozee Eick, Karley Hanenkrat, Lauren Marmo. Dakota Meeks, Drake Naylor, Cole Peoples, Kylie Shockey, Thomas Simmelink, Ella Stephenson, Aubrey Taylor, Brysen Thompson, Lily VonWyl, Abby Zeedyk and Ben Zinda. Merit Roll: Lane Atkinson, Madison Bittaker
Isabella Hawkins, Ada Hummel, Shaylin Kelley, Jayne Naylor Mason Rhiel, Gannon Rutledge and Ethan Tubaugh. FOURTH GRADE Honor Roll: Alex Adkins, Josie Burgett, Austin Colletti, Jessi Cramer Erin King and Emma Plumley. Merit Roll: Cameron Crider, Torryn Cross, DaisyMae Dawson Caydence Hartman-Shultz, Hunter Henry, Landyn Huffman, Alison Ketchum, Olivia Lindenbaum, Elizabeth Potts, Josh Price, Nathan Shotwell, Alli Stackhouse, Bethany Townsend and Kara Zacapala-Diaz. FIFTH GRADE Honor Roll: Luke Warner and Trevor Zinda. Merit Roll: Doug Carlisle, Tiana Carruth, Aaron Clark, Reagan Davis, Anissa Flanagan, Tori Frazee, David Hanson, Genna Harlow, Stephanie Harlow, Trayton Harrington, Trevor Lindenbaum, Justin Naylor, Bryanna Renicker, Autumn Riggenbach, Tyler Roberts, Grace Rutledge, Mason Stackhouse, Joey Ulman, Coby Weiland and Carter Zeedyk.
Carrollton JROTC team places first overall at own drill competition Carrollton High School’s Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC) held their annual drill competition Oct. 26 at Bell-Herron Middle School gym where members competed againstt JROTC teams from Akron and Kenmore High Schools. The Carrollton JROTC team took first place overall, along with first placings by the senior and junior varsity color guards and senior drill teams. In the knock-out drill event, Carrollton had two first-year cadets that won. They were Matthew Keyser who took first place and Cole Brady third overall.
Members of the CHS Cadets are shown in the above photo. Front squad (from left) are Cole Brady, Alec Ornowski, Jessica Facemire, Morgan Campbell and Olivia Shoup. Second row squad (from left) are Matthew Keyser, Nash Miller, Morgan Craven, Cheyenne Mumpire and Nicole Grisez. Third row squad (from left) Nick Piatt, Jan Vandergrift, Dylan Hennebert, Brittany Adkins and Tia Higgins. Back row squad (from left) Gage Ornowski, Shane Thompson, Austin Grisez, Cody Icenhower and Anthony Vance.