Knightly News - Van Buren Schools

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Knightly News
Van Buren Local School
217 South Main Street
Van Buren, Ohio 45889
Volume: 31 No.:9
June 2011
Published nine times per year
Superintendent's Office — 299-3578 High School — 299-3384 Elementary — 299-3416
Congratulations 2011 Valedictorians Matt Lee, Jude Palmer,
Matthew Early, Clay Sudlow, Logan Eaton, Aaron Edelbrock,
Zachary Hoehn, Devon Causey, Brooke Barnhisel, Megan Stewart,
Callie Bays, Hannah Shank, and Salutatorian Colleen McCormick
speed training camp, weight lifting, and
baling hay. He also enjoys football and
music.
Logan will attend Oberlin College to
study in their 3-2 Engineering program.
He will also be playing football for Oberlin
College.
Aaron Edelbrock
Aaron is the son of Michael and Mary
Blake Edelbrock, and has one brother,
Brandon, and two sisters, Alexandra and
Julia.
Aaron participated in baseball, basketball, and NHS. He is involved in Bible
Quizzing and enjoys video games, going
to concerts, and hanging with friends.
Aaron is going to The University of
Findlay for their 0-6 Pharmacy program.
Zachary Hoehn
Matt Lee
Matt is the son of Gary and Ann
Risser-Lee and 'the late' Kim Lee. He has
one brother, Josh, and three sisters, Megan
Lee, and Hillary and Natalie Risser.
Matt participated in varsity soccer,
band, track, NHS, The Essentials, quiz
bowl, All County Band, and Freshman
Mentoring. He is also involved in his
church's Youth Group, and enjoys anything science, along with biking, reading,
and bee keeping.
Matt is going to Cedarville University
to major in Mechanical Engineering.
Jude Palmer
Jude is the son of Geoff and Jodie
Palmer, and has two brothers, Blake and
Tory.
Jude participated in golf, basketball,
baseball, and NHS. He was involved in
Hancock Youth Leadership and Buckeye
Boy's State and enjoys sports.
Jude is going to study International
Relations at the University of Michigan.
Matthew Early
Matthew is the son of Phil and Kathleen
Early, and has one sister, Megan.
Matthew participated in concert and
marching band, Show Choir, Junior State
of America, NHS, and Freshman
Mentoring. He is a Youth Soccer Coach
and Toledo Zoo volunteer and enjoys skiing and reading.
Matthew is going to attend Carnegie
Mellon University and major in Biological
Sciences.
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Clay Sudlow
Clay is the son of Joe and Carol
Sudlow. He has one sister, Paige.
Clay participated in basketball, football, baseball, Show Choir, Freshman
Mentoring, NHS, and was class Treasurer. He is also involved in Youth Group.
Clay plays XBox and enjoys swimming,
and playing and watching sports.
Clay is going to the University of
Cincinnati to major in Biomedical Engineering.
Logan Eaton
Logan is the son of Dan and Lori
Eaton. He has a brother, Clay, and two
sisters, Malynn and Miranda.
Logan participated in football and
National Honor Society. He is active in
Zachary is the son of Randall and
Pamela Hoehn. He has two brothers,
Andrew and Nicholas.
Zachary participated in football, track,
and NHS. He enjoys playing video games
in his spare time.
Zachary will attend The University of
Toledo and major in Bioengineering.
Devon Causey
Devon is the daughter of David and
Tori Causey. She has two brothers, Nicholas and Colin.
Devon participated in golf, NHS, Varsity Choir, Show Choir, Hancock County
Honors Choir, Solo & Ensemble, and
Junior State of America. She is a Toledo
ZooTeen volunteer, and active in Youth
Fellowship. She loves music and playing
the piano and other musical instruments,
as well as reading.
Devon will attend Otterbein University
and major in Early Childhood Education.
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HS Honors & Supt. News
Brooke Barnhisel
Callie Bays
Brooke is the daughter of Rod and
Amy Barnhisel. She has two sisters,
Brittany and Briana.
Brooke was active in NHS, student
council, Freshman Mentoring, God's
Knights, soccer, basketball, and volleyball. She also kept busy with Coats for
Christmas and Flag City Balloon Fest.
Brooke likes boating and hunting.
Brooke will attend the University of
Toledo for Nursing.
Callie is the daughter of Brian and
Cheryl Bays. She has one brother, Justin.
Callie was involved in volleyball, cheerleading, choir, Show Choir, Freshman
Mentoring, track, and NHS. She was also
Class President. Callie enjoys shopping,
singing, and scrapbooking, and is active
in her church youth group.
Callie will attend the University of
Cincinnati to major in Graphic Design.
Megan Stewart
Hannah is the daughter of Terry and
Jane Shank. She has one brother, Evan.
Hannah participated in basketball,
softball, women's chorus, Show Choir,
NHS, County NHS Vice President, yearbook, boys basketball stats, and volleyball stats. She also is a member of Salem
UM Church and is active in her church
youth group.
Hannah will attend Trine University
and major in Pre-Law. She will also be
playing softball in college.
Megan is the daughter of Shawn
Stewart and Jackie Boucher. She has two
brothers, Clayton and Jacob, and one
sister, Amber.
Megan participated in soccer, God's
Knights, LAMP, and yearbook. She works
at Cracker Barrel and enjoys soccer and
hanging with friends and family.
Megan is going to the University of
Toledo to major in Nursing.
June 2011
The VB Academic Boosters Proudly Present
May Awesome Knights
Students are chosen monthly by each high school teacher based upon one or more of
the following: academic achievement; positive attitude; class participation; letter grade
improvement; and/or outstanding performance.
All students chosen monthly will receive a coupon for a free McDouble sandwich from
North Baltimore McDonalds and a certificate of recognition from the Academic Boosters
organization.
Hannah Shank
Colleen McCormick
Colleen is the daughter of Lori and
Patrick McCormick, and has one brother,
Sean.
Colleen participated in cross country,
NHS, Freshman Mentoring, and art.
Colleen is going to Eastern Michigan
to major in Criminology.
Back Row: Tyler McGrain, Megan Lee, Eric Wymer, Matt DeVore, Malyn Eaton, Jessica
Gilts, Brittany Tuohy, Travis Campbell. Middle Row: Callie Bays, Teresa Schultz, Becca
Farling, Kevin Haase, Michael Hummell, Scott Neall. Front Row: Kayla Conine, Abby
Shroll, Sydney Jameson, Chaney Brown, Michaela Conkle. Not Pictured: Colleen
McCormick, Alyssa Norr, Sam Yoder.
Message from the Superintendent
Congratulations to the Class of 2011. I am sure that you will be successful in your
future endeavors.
We are currently in the process of wrapping up this past school year and beginning
preparations for next year. Randy Ebling has retired as the AD/Director of Student
Activities/Facilities Manager. I am very grateful to Randy for stepping in and taking
over this program a few years ago. I believe that we have hired an excellent
replacement in Scott Grant. Scott comes to us from Findlay City Schools where he
was a high school teacher, Golf coach, and assistant AD. He brings a youthful energy
to the program and I am sure that he will do a good job of taking our athletic department
to the next level. We are currently interviewing for the positions of head boys
basketball, a high school English position, and a middle school Science position. I
hope to have these positions filled by the end of June. Additionally, the board will begin
interviewing for a new Treasurer to replace Jan August who will be retiring in December.
Financially, the district is expected to begin deficit spending next year. Thankfully, we have a good carryover balance and will use our funds as effectively and
efficiently as possible. Just like you would do at home when expenses outgrow your
pay check, you start to cut back. Even though you have money in the savings account
you know it won’t last forever. Hopefully, with the state’s financial situation showing
some improvement and an improved local economy, we will be able to make our
“savings account” last as long as possible.
The board offered to sell the house at 207 S. Main St. to be relocated to a different
location in April. No one attended the sale nor has anyone made inquiries about the
house since then. The board will be looking at selling any of the Victorian woodwork,
radiators, doors, etc. before beginning removal of the house. Please contact my office
if anyone is interested in some of these materials. A formal notice will be appearing
in the local paper and information will be available soon on the district website.
The district has just received a report from the Ohio Schools Facilities Commission (OSFC) reviewing the condition of our facilities. This report outlines millions of
dollars in repairs and remodeling that need to be done to our buildings to bring them
up to today’s standards. The board will be reviewing this report and other information
to determine what should be done to our existing facilities. After the board has had
a chance to review this information, a potential community meeting could be scheduled
next fall to present this information to the public.
Thank you to everyone who helped to make the 2010-2011 school year another
successful year for the Van Buren Schools. Enjoy your summer! August 24 will be
here before you know it.
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MS & HS Honors
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Sport & School News
The Van Buren Academic Boosters are proud to present the
Middle School & High School 4th Nine Weeks Honor Roll
ALL "A's"
Emily Bado, Brandon Bell, Mitchell Endicott, Laura Harper, Lindsey
Klausing, Adysson Miller, Zoie Nieto, Abby Patterson, Summer
Poland, Brylie Rampe, Luke Rickenbacher, Lydia Smith, David Starr,
Cassandra Waltmire
7th Grade - Morgan Drake, Ethan LaFontaine, Samuel Lawn, Ruth Moon, Cole
Ohlrich, Katelyn Reineke, Jared Smith, Callie Spears, Kylie Sturgill
8th Grade - Ross Adolph, Emily Anderbery, Andrew Conner, Kristin Conner,
Timmie Dong, Ashleigh Farr, Max Frost, Rachel George, Mackenzie
Howard, Bailei Hoyng, Jennifer Irving, Kristina Jeon, Brooke Klausing,
Kailey Leal, Alyssa Miller, Justin Phillips, David Roy, Shivang Saxena,
Wade Schimmoeller, Isaac Sexton, Chancellor Sonnenberg, Alexis
Youngpeter
9th Grade - Colin Causey, Michael Domke, Madison Endicott, Michelle Flanagan,
Robyn Flick, Jenna Gallello, Carlie Hertel, Zachary Hiris, Kelly
McCartney, Ashley Overmyer, Tory Palmer, Ivan Quezada, Jonathan
Rafferty, Rachell Resnik, Natalie Risser, Courtney Van Horn, Alisa
Warren, Matthew Wilkins, Macaulay Williams
10th Grade - Elyse Anderbery, Sarah Benson, Heather Clark, Michaela Conkle,
Malynn Eaton, Audrey Evans, Kaleigh Frampton, Olivia Godzak, Sarah
Greer, Brandi Hoyng, Sydney Jameson, Alexis Kelley, Cameron King,
Ashley Lovell, Hailey Lowden, Daniel Moon, Cala Reynolds, Dylan
Sexton, Kristen Tropf, Zachary Wehrle
11th Grade - Chaney Brown, Ashton Combs, Brian Davidson, Elizabeth
Ehrnschwender, Julia Endicott, Kaitlyn Endicott, Jessica Hammond,
Lacie Kern, Cory Mathias, Macy McCartney, Amanda Pummell, Dean
Rodabaugh, Stephanie Sawyer, Kailie Scarlett
12th Grade - Rachel Adolph, Erica Arthur, Brooke Barnhisel, Callie Bays, Jessica
Borsani, Jacob Brown, Carol Campbell, Devon Causey, Madison
Coldren, Matthew Early, Logan Eaton, Aaron Edelbrock, Alexa Frena,
Zachary Hoehn, Matthew Lee, Kalyn Leeper, Colleen McCormick,
Richard Meyer, Jude Palmer, Brooke Rehus, Lindsay Rinker, Logan
Roberts, Jacob Sexton, Hannah Shank, Colin Stacy, Megan Stewart,
Clay Sudlow, Emily Toupalik, Layne Turner, Olivia Wills
6th Grade -
2011 Varsity Softball Honors & Awards
First Team BVC : Hannah Shank
Second Team BVC : Madi Coldren
Honorable Mention BVC: Teresa Schultz & Kayla Sonnenberg
BVC All Academic Team: Hannah Shank & Madi Coldren
OHSFSCA Scholar Athlete: Hannah Shank and Madi Coldren
2011 Offense Award: Hannah Shank
2011 Coaches Awards: Teresa Schultz & Kenzi Beall
2011 Most Improved Award: Robyn Flick
ALL "A's" and "B's"
Riley Adolph, Brittany Arnold, Hunter Atchison, Sydnee Atchison,
Tyler Bair, Tori Bookwalter, Lauren Brewer, McClain Brown, Brady
Deitrick, Ryan Domke, Braxton Fasone, Jayden Foltz, Tabatha Frost,
Kila Fultz, Austin Hickman, Jinsung Jeon, Alexis Kieffer, Callie
Marshall, Marley McCartney, Tahlor Palmer, Aaron Rinehart, Tyler
Saltzman, Zachary Schiefer, Noah Schumacker, Allison Snider,
Emma Strong, Ethan Stumpp, Mercedes Williamson
7th Grade - Alejandro Arriaga, Briana Barnhisel, Ashley Bisbee, Kami Boney,
Marcus Brand, Logan Brooker, Lauren Brown, Aric Dewey, Alexander
Duran, Mackenzie Edler, Madeline Ellingsworth, Rebekah Frampton,
Samantha Hagans, Elexia Hassan, Evan Heminger, Brooklyn Hoyng,
Mary Kane, Andrew Kelley, Ian Kern, Gabrielle King, Brianne Lasley,
Zach Lonyo, Gabriele McCracken, Nicklaus Overmyer, Franklin Pina,
Thomas Rowles, Olivia Sattler, Carlee Schmelzer, Jacob Shawver,
Mackenzie Wagner
8th Grade - Allison Arthur, Kyle Bishop, Caitlin Brink, Matthew Cooper, Desiree
Cunningham, Logan Duron, Adam Endicott, Draeton Fasone, Ebonie
Garnes, Britton Jackson, Jameson Jacobs, Kaitlyn Kniss, Brice
Lawrence, Travis Lewis, Dillan Ludwig, Cole Martin, Nathan Maynard,
Nichole Miller, Abigail Phillips, Tyler Sarreshteh, Aaron Scasny, Paige
Schmelzer, Evan Schuh, Rachel Silver, Audrie Ward, Lauren Wise
9th Grade - Dean Brink, Austin Corey, Mary Davidson, Brandon Edelbrock, Aaron
Franklin, Kurtis Gibson, James Irving, Sawyer Junge, Esther Moon,
Alyssa Norr, Drew Patterson, Gregory Paul, Scott Phillips, Daniel
Roberts, Joel Schumacker, Paige Sudlow
10th Grade - Chandler Adams, Ryan Brauneller, Alexis Clark, Laura Endicott,
Morgan Flick, Erik Glass, Grace Haffenden, Nicholas Halliday, Brady
Lucas, Ora Oler, Alec Rampe, Kennedy Richards, Olivia Roberts,
George Shawver IV, Ashley Smith, Kayla Sonnenberg, Brennon
Swain, Jacob Szczublewski
11th Grade - Sarah Benjamin, Joseph Claes, Jaclyn Cole, Brandon Conner, Julia
Edelbrock, Taylor Fieger, Kiera Gaswint, Jacob Gilliland, Meagan
Grine, Jacob Huffman, Elizabeth Kniss, Jeremiah McDougle, Lucas
Reed, Danielle Reinhart, Joshua Roberts, Sara Roth, Kshitij Saxena,
Shawn Smith, Taylor Watkins
12th Grade - Kelsey Aukerman, Riley Bayer, Joshua Bishop, Rose Brown, Anna
Dengler, Jessica Domke, Rebecca Farling, Tayler Farr, Rebecca
Franks, Kevin Haase, Vinh Hang, Kylie Jacomet, Meredith Keck,
Tiffany Keiser, Brandon Lucas, Taylor Miller, Scott Neall, Zachary
Orians, Joel Ryder, Alex Schiefer, Teresa Schultz, Silver Joa, Tabitha
Vandersall, Gage Ward, Jonathon Ward, Kasie Wilkins, Samuel
Yoder
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Knightly News
June 2011
Middle School News
New Additions to the School
Next time you visit
the school check out
the new benches purchased by the classes
of 2006, 2007, 2008 and
2009. Two benches rest
outside of the auditorium lobby and the third
is in the medieval garden between the two
schools. The bench in
the garden is a memorial to all those students
who have passed away
while attending Van
Buren Schools.
Congratulations to Callie Bays on Receiving This
Year's Rieck’s Award
Established in 1998 as a joint
effort between the Hancock County
ESC and Kent Weaver, owner of
Rieck’s Gallery in Findlay, this award
seeks to promote the visual arts by
honoring its recipient with a place in
the hallway of the ESC building as
well as a monetary gift of $300.
The Rieck’s Gallery Award is
given to a senior art student who
intends on pursuing a career in the
visual arts - whether as an educator,
professional artist, or a creator in the
realm of design. Former recipients
have gone on to schools such as
Columbus School of Art and Design
and local universities.
The purpose of this honor is twofold. Not only does the Rieck’s
Gallery Award seek to promote the
arts in Hancock County, it also gives a venue for display and presentation of art and
artists.
In the past, pictures and articles have appeared in local papers as well as the ESC
monthly newsletter. Kent Weaver also places the artwork on display at his gallery for
one month after the award has been presented. The permanent location for the piece
will be at the HCESC.
Callie is the daughter of Brian and Cheryl Bays. She will attend the University of
Cincinnati and major in Graphic Design, and her high school art teacher was Rhonda
Nye.
Labor of Love by Van Buren Students
On Monday, May 16, Van Buren High School held their third annual Locks of Love
hair-cutting ceremony in memory of former student Amanda Simon, who was a
member of the class of 2010. This year’s donations came from 31 individuals who all
were willing to give their hair for various reasons. Some had family members who were
affected by cancer, and others saw this as an opportunity to give hope to someone who
might be struggling with the effects of chemotherapy. Regardless of the reason they
gave, the 95 ponytails that were cut will be used to either create wigs or financially
support the Locks of Love organization so they can continue to offer their services to
cancer patients. This year’s participants were Briony Brink, Lydia Brown, Jordan
Cassidy, Devon Causey, Jenna Cortez, Cathy Dewey, Jessica Domke, Miranda
Eaton, Lexi Edwards, Missi Edwards, Rebekah Frampton, Rebecca Franks, Chloe
Hollar, Tabitha Lewis, Cyndi Lako, Shaina Lako, Makade Miarer, Alyssa Potteiger,
Preston Potteiger, Sarah Reichenbaugh, Hailey Routzon, Terri Sattler, Teresa
Schultz, Hope Serrano, Natasha Simons, Ally Strong, Emma Strong, Tori Swain,
Emily Toupalik, Catelyn Vermillion, and Mandy Vermillion.
Thank you to everyone who participated this year, and we are looking for even more
people to donate next year. This opportunity is open for any community members, so
if you have any questions or would like to participate, contact Michael Daniels at 419299-3384 ext. 410.
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Congratulations to the Class of 2011
Rachel Nicole Adolph
Erica Kaye Arthur
Honor Society - Honor Graduate
Ron Arthur & Cindy Arthur
Larry & Coreen Adolph
Honor Diploma - Student Council
Academic Booster Book Scholarship
Jennifer Masters Scholarship
Mt. Union Deans Scholarship
Mount Union College
Jessica Nicole Borsani
John & Marrette Borsani
Honor Diploma
Marie Berry Scholarship
Denison Book Grant
Denison Alumni Award
Denison University
Honor Diploma
Miami Kennard McGuffey
Scholarship
Miami University
Jacob Thomas Brown
Neil & Deborah Brown
UT Rocket Scholarship
University of Toledo
Brooke Elizabeth Barnhisel
Rod & Amy Barnhisel
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma - Student Council
Blanchard Valley Auxiliary
Scholarship
Carol Anne Campbell
Robert Campbell & Jane Overbee
Honor Graduate - Honor Diploma
Bowling Green State University
Class Motto
Together we have experienced life,
separately we will pursue our dreams,
And forever our memories will remain.
Riley Ann Bayer
David & Jackie Bayer
Honor Diploma
Callie Elizabeth Bays
Brian & Cheryl Bays
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma - President
OSU Trustees Scholarship
The Ohio State University
Devon Jane Causey
Madison Paige Coldren
David & Victoria Causey
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma
VBEA Teachers Scholarship
Han. Co. Retired Teachers Scholar
Marathon Oil Scholarship
Otterbein Grant
Otterbein Presidential Scholarship
Otterbein University
Amanda Simon Scholarship
Red Cross Scholarship
University of Cincinnati
Michael & Tracy Coldren
Honor Diploma
UF Presidents Scholarship
UF Institutional Scholarship
UF Supplement Scholarship
UF Softball Scholarship
University of Findlay
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June 2011
Matthew Philip Early
Phil Early & Kathleen Early
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma
Blanchard Valley Auxiliary
Scholarship
Logan James Eaton
Dan & Lori Eaton
Aaron Christopher Edelbrock
Michael & Mary Blake Edelbrock
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma
Oberlin College Grant
Oberlin College
Valedictorian
Rebecca Ann Farling
David Farling & Barbara Farling
Honor Graduate
Zachary Logan Fournier
Chris Fournier & Roni Fournier
Honor Society - Student Council
Kent State University
UF Academic Scholarship
Findlay Service League Scholarship
Carnegie Mellon Undergrad Grant
Carnegie Mellon University
Matthew Merle Lee
Rebecca Ann Franks
Curtis Franks
Honor Graduate
Owens Community College
Zachary Taylor Hoehn
Randy & Pam Hoehn
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma
National Machinery Foundation
Scholarship
Kylie May Jacomet
Jon & Mandy Jacomet
Honor Diploma
University of Kentucky
Tiffany Brianne Keiser
Raymond & Debra Keiser
Honor Graduate
School of Urban Missions
Gary & Anne Lee and
"the late" Kim Lee
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma
Elks Student of the Year
Findlay Area Youth for Christ
Scholarship
Hancock Wood Elec Coop Scholarship
Oran L Goodman Findlay Masonic
Lodge Scholarship
Kiwanis Scholarship
Ohio Credit Union Scholarship
Cedarville Univ Access Grant
Cedarville Univ Acad Ex Scholarship
Cedarville University
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Kalyn Marie Leeper
Dwight & Kim Leeper
Colleen Nicole McCormick
Patrick & Lori McCormick
Richard Russell Meyer
Salutatorian
Honor Diploma
Honor Diploma - Vice President
Fdly/Hancock Co. Business & Prof.
Womens Scholarship
Whirlpool Sons & Daughters Scholar
Russell & Lisa Meyer
Mark & Nila Rehus
Honor Society
Salem Cass Church Helen Acocks
Scholarship
Lindsay Marie Rinker
John & Susan Rinker
Honor Diploma
Salem Cass Church Fred
Buckland Scholarship
Fostoria Comm. Hospital
Auxiliary Scholarship
UF Presidential Scholarship
Raymond & Sharon Neall
Honor Diploma
Xavier Muskie Grant
Xavier Presidental School
Scholarship
Xavier University
Pell Grant
Wittenberg Bd of Directors Grant
Wittenberg Residency Grant
Wittenberg Scholarship Award
Wittenberg University
Teresa Jean Marie Schultz
William & Sharon Schultz
Jacob Arthur Sexton
Honor Society - Honor Diploma
Pell Grant
Federal Pell Grant
UF Presidential Scholarship
Honor Diploma
Pell Grant
EMU Grant
EMU Housing Award
EMU Regents School Scholarship
Eastern Michigan University
Brooke Ashleigh Rehus
Scott Lawrence Neall
Jeffrey & Denise Sexton
Eagle Scout Troop 313 Scholarship
Paul E. Hostettler Scholarship
Rose-Hulman Merit Scholarship
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Jude Geoffrey Palmer
Geoff & Jodie Palmer
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma
Franklin B. Walters Scholarship
Univ of Michigan Grant
University of Michigan
Hannah Leeah Shank
Terry & Jane Shank
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma
Salem Cass Church Scholarship
North Baltimore Eagles Scholar
Trine Val/Sal Award Scholarship
Trine Trustees Scholarship
Trine Incentive Grant
Trine University
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June 2011
Andrew Roger Shroll
Megan Lynn Stewart
Roger & Kelly Shroll
Shawn Stewart &
Jackie Boucher Stewart
Honor Society
Bluffton University
Woodward Memorial Scholarship
Clayton Joseph Sudlow
Joe & Carol Sudlow
Larry & Dina Swain
Emily Catherine Toupalik
John & Carol Toupalik
Valedictorian
Honor Diploma - Treasurer
Honor Diploma - Secretary
Adrian College Academic Scholarship
Samuel Douglas Yoder
Drew Allen Ashcraft
School Board Engineering Scholarship
Kasie Lynn Wilkins
Olivia Nicole Wills
Mark Wilkins &
Lori Montague
Western Kentucky University
Honor Diploma
Ohio University
Layne M. Turner
Scott & Robin Turner
Western Kentucky National Acad
Scholarship
Tori Elise Swain
Honor Society
Adrian College Dean Scholarship
Adrian College
Cincinnatus Century Scholarship
Jeff & Diana Wills
Owens Trustee Scholarship
Class Colors
Class Flower
Black and Silver
Orange Calla Lily
Douglas Yoder &
Kathy Yoder
BGSU Full Tuition
Junior Class Escorts
Elizabeth Kniss &
Joseph Simon
Rod Ashcraft &
Cynthia Jaqua
Class Advisor
Linda Schwemley
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Kelsey Lea Aukerman
Duane & Diana Aukerman
Tiffin Deans Scholarship
Tiffin Perform Arts Scholarship
Tiffin University
Alex Tyler Cahoon
Bill Cahoon & Karen Collette
Undecided
Jessica Lee Domke
Roger & Mary Domke
Jacob Timothy Beard
Timothy Beard & Beth Beard
Joshua Michael Bishop
Mike & Linda Bishop
Michael Alexander Brooks
Carole O'Callaghan
Rose Marie Brown
Mark Brown & Dawn Shaw
Undecided
Eagle Scout Troop 313 Scholarship
Undecided
Undecided
Federal Supplement & Pel Grants
Travis Lee Roy Campbell
Loretta Campbell
Jordan Leigh Cassidy
Brice Alan Cooper
Riley Odell Damon
Undecided
Kodie Lee Edler
Brian & Jennifer Edler
Daniel Cassidy & Lori Cassidy
Greg & Kris Cooper
Undecided
Tayler James Farr
Alexa Rae Frena
Vickey Brubaker
Al Frena
Federal Pell & Opport Ed Grants
Kent State University
Tom & Sharon Damon
Kevin Thomas Haase
Timothy & Rebecca Haase
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June 2011
Vinh Soa Hang
Minh & Cuc Hang
Jacob Christopher Huber
Chris & Anita Huber
Michael Allen Hummell
Kayla Marie Hurst
Mark Hummell & Cathy Hummell
Stacy Hurst
BU Alumni Plus Scholarship
Bluffton Univ Opportunity Grant
Bluffton University
Meredith Christine Keck
David & Ellen Keck
Luke Robert Kinser
Cedarville University
Federal Pell Grant
John Carroll Grant
John Carroll University
Logan Michael Roberts
Andrew Robert Russell
Zachary Harris Orians
William & Robin Orians
Vicky Mellinger
Tim & Julia Roberts
VB Soccer Team Scholarship
BGSU Founders Scholarship
Undecided
Brandon Allen Lucas
Don & Michelle Lucas
Wes Russell & Kim Pelton
Undecided
Taylor Nicole Miller
John Woodyard & Robyn Miller
Carrols/Burger King Scholarship
BGSU Pell Grant
BGSU Founders Scholarship
Corey Michael Jewell
Carl & Debra Jewell
Undecided
Jacob Graham Monday
Chad Monday & Terri Ward
Joel William Ryder
Matt Ryder & Paula RyderLasley
Knightly News
June 2011
Page 11
Prezley Alexa Scarberry
Shelly Hickerson
Toledo Dental Academy
Colin William Stacy
Tony & Terena Stacy
Alex J. Schiefer
Chris & Jill Schiefer
The Ohio State University Marion
Cara Michele Treece
Dan Treece & Michele Hensel
Taylor Toshico
Shackelford
Ralph Shackelford & Peggy
Shackelford
Chadwick Michael
Sonnenberg
Ken & Carrie Sonnenberg
School of Advertising Art
Undecided
Tabitha Nicole Vandersall
Robert & Christina
Vandersall
Levi Garret Vogelsong
Tony & Christina Hatch
Jonathon David Ward
Ken & Sara Ward
Federal Pell Grant
Anna Dengler
Silver Joa
Roger & Lois Iliff
(Host Family)
Brian & Jennifer Edler
(Host Family)
Foreign Exchange Student
Germany
Estonia
Francisco Mulet Mery
Pete & Sharon Male
(Host Family)
Chile
Taylor Anne Squire
Frank & Robin Squire
School of Advertising Art
Gage Lee Ward
Tim Ward & Diane Ward
The Ohio State University - Lima
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Best
Of
Luck
Class
of
2011
Page 12
Knightly News
June 2011
Middle School News
The VB Academic Boosters Proudly Present
May Virtuous Knights
Many VBMS students go above and beyond every day to make our school and
community a better place. Each middle school teacher selects one student per month
as a Virtuous Knight. Virtuous Knights strongly exhibit the following qualities: Hardworking, Enthusiastic, Kind to Others, Respectful, Generous, Responsible, School
and Self Pride.
Each student will receive a coupon for a free McDouble sandwich from North
Baltimore McDonalds. Congratulations to the following students who have shown
themselves to be Virtuous Knights.
Back Row: Jacob Farthing, Jennifer Irving, Piper Manley, Ethan Stumpp. Front Row:
Angie Mitchell, Autumn Haggard, Carlee Schmelzer, Summer Poland. Not Pictured:
Max Frost, Kristina Jeon.
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The following students from the CLASS OF 2010 still need to pick
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up their CD of the GRADUATION CEREMONY held May 30, 2010.
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The CD’s are available for pick up between the hours of 9:00 A.M.
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and 2:30 P.M. after August 10 in the high school office:
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Tyler Akers, Amy August, Michael Caris, Brandon Cooley,
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Clay Iliff, David Lee, James Potteiger, Heather Sweigard.
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Additionally, there are still students from the CLASS OF 2009 that
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still need to pick up their CD of their graduation ceremony. Those
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Nadine Akra, Brendan Baker, Emily Braithwaite, Brittany
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Bucher, Vera England, Anthony Grine, Samantha Holbrook,
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Ben Martin, Will Martin, Kevin Ragless, Trevor Ratliff,
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Katelynn Romaker, Ciera Sonnenberg, Laura Thornton, Maria
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Weigman.
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The Graduating CLASS 0F 2011 can pick up their CD's at the same
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locations and times.
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Sixth Graders Participate in "Disability Awareness
Day"
What would it be like
to be disabled? Sixth
grade students found out
firsthand by participating
in “Disability Awareness
Day” on May 26. Students
were inspired to learn more
about disabilities after reading the realistic fiction,
Freak the Mighty. The two
main characters are learning disabled and handicapped. To help students
understand disabilities,
each one was “inflicted”
with a certain disease or
syndrome. They researched their condition Justin Waller tries out an adaptive bike with assistance from
and then came to school Mr. Marshall.
with a particular physical
or cognitive disability. Then on May 27, guest speaker, Mike Miles, helped students
get a feel for what people with disabilities must do to participate in activities that they
often take for granted by allowing them to try out some adaptive equipment. He also
showed them his car that has been adapted with hand controls.
Mike lives in Findlay with his wife and son and works for the Sandusky County
Board of Developmental Disabilities. He was formerly employed by the Abilities Center
of Toledo, Wood County Board of Developmental Disabilities, and the Hancock County
Board of Developmental Disabilities. He graduated from Liberty Benton High School
where he was a multi-sport athlete. During his college years he was involved in a car
accident that left him without the use of his legs. However, Mike decided that he would
not allow that to affect
his love of sports. He
not only got involved in
wheelchair basketball,
softball, golf, and tennis, but he also became an advocate for
those with disabilities.
He has travelled all over
the United States and
other countries playing in international, national, and local tournaments. He also
helps people with disabilities find the adaptive equipment they
need to be able to participate in their favorite
activities.
Riley Adolph plays wheelchair basketball with Mike Miles.
June 2011
Knightly News
Page 13
Elementary News
Kids Walk for Special Olympics
This year the elementary students and staff ended the year learning more about
the Special Olympics and helping the Area 3 Special Olympics. We had two goals
for this year’s Last Day Walk. The first goal was to help encourage respect for Special
Olympics athletes. Did you know that some area Special Olympics athletes train
every day for their sport? Did you know that anyone with an intellectual disability age
8 or older can compete in the Special Olympics? Did you know that some Special
Olympics athletes compete at the national and world level? For a wonderful video about
the Special Olympics, check this out http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=m1Tf8lwC5R8&feature=youtu.be.
Our second goal was to raise funds to help the Area 3 Ohio Special Olympics buy
medals. We raised $646.43
through the generous donations
of students and staff at Van Buren Elementary. This money will
help Area 3 buy medals for local
competitions. Area 3 covers Hancock and Putnam County plus
other counties in northwest Ohio.
For more information about the
Ohio Special Olympics (they are
always looking for athletes and
volunteers) or to make a donation, visit www.sooh.org or contact Audrey Beining at
[email protected].
This is the fifth year the elementary has ended the last day of school with a “Walk”
and once again the Clyde-Findlay Area Credit Union donated bottles of water for
everyone. Thank you!
Elementary Last Day Picnic
This year’s Last Day Picnic was another successful event! Special thanks to all
who gave a donation of time and/or money, especially:
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All the VB kids who donated $1
Chris McKinley - he provided the grill and grilled all those hot dogs in the
intense heat
Max & Erma’s Restaurant - they provided a FREE Sundae Bar for everyone
– ice cream, toppings, bowls, and even spoons
Coca-Cola – donated most of the beverages
Van Buren Elementary Parents Association – paid for the picnic beyond what
was donated and they also helped with shopping for the food and supplies
Chris McMonigal – ordered food and arranged for delivery to the school
Nicole Seitz and 40+ additional volunteers gladly served food, squeezed
ketchup bottles, swept the floor, etc.
Many more people deserve thanks for helping with our traditional Last Day
Picnic – THANK YOU!
Knightly News
Page 14
Elementary News
June 2011
Sport News
May Knights of the Round Table
Students selected by their noon monitors enjoyed lunch and an ice cream treat
as “Round Table Knights” — a reward for their positive attitude and behavior during the
month of May. Students were also able to invite a friend or family member to join them
at the round table.
VB Sophomore Competes in Three Events at State
Congratulations to Sarah Benson. Sarah competed in three events at Regional final’s on Friday,
May 27 and won all of them. She was victorious in the
100m dash, 200m dash, and the Long Jump. She set
a new school record in the Long Jump! This advanced
her to the state track and field meet in at Jesse Owens
Stadium at The Ohio State University on Friday and
Saturday, June 3 and 4.
Sarah had a phenomenal showing at State with a
3rd place finish in the long jump with a leap of 18’00.25"!
She also placed 6th in the 100 and 5th in the 200 to make
the medal stands at state! In addition to her accomplishments on the track she also received the rank of
“Academic All-Ohio” by performing in the classroom with an accumulative GPA of 3.95!
What a great representation for Van Buren!
April – Back Row: Morgan Jackson, Jessica Roberts, Hannah Davis, Natasha
Simons, Maddie Sanner, Cody Buchholtz, Josh Seitz, Nathan Potteiger, Thomas
Piccirillo. Middle Row: Mateo Miranda, Zachary Winnick, Treyton Still, Haley
Routzon, Nate Stacy, Jacob Plummer, Emma Reineke, Alyssa Potteiger. Front
Row: Kaila Bowen, Calloway Luke, Claire Recker, Summer Siefer, Marcus Frost,
Lindsey Stultz, Aiden Osborne, Ben Hudok.
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Noon Monitors Wanted
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The Elementary School is accepting applications for
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Noon Monitors for the upcoming school year.
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Hours are 10:45 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. during
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Applications are available online or in the
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Superintendent’s Office.
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Training will be August 23, 2011.
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High School Opening Knight
Middle School Opening Knight
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
More information
will be sent to
students in August.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
More information
will be sent to
students in August.
Knightly News
June 2011
Page 15
Football Camp News
General Information
VAN BUREN FOOTBALL
The Knight Football Camp is designed to
improve the skill level and enhance the
interest of all participants in all areas of
football. Players coming to camp should
expect to work hard to improve themselves
during the course of the camp. The
coaching staff of Van Buren High School
will place athletes in a group that best
matches that player’s age & ability. Any
questions regarding this camp can be
directed to Kevin Shoup, Head Coach,
937-475-6236.
July 18 - 21, 2011
6:30 - 8:00 P.M.
3rd, 4th, 5th, & 6th Grade
(for the 2011 - 2012 school year)
Camp Information
2011 Camp Topics
The purpose of this camp is to have fun.
We will instruct the players on the basic
fundamentals of the game, as well as
provide competitive situations through
games and contests. Listening, hustling,
and good sportsmanship will be stressed
during the entire camp. Our goal is that
when a player leaves the camp, he or she
will have had fun, learned football
fundamentals and techniques, while
increasing their love for the game of football
and understanding what it means to be
part of the Black Knight football program.
- DYNAMIC WARM-UP
- KICKING
- FIELD GOALS / EXTRA POINTS
- PUNTING
- FUNDAMENTALS OF TACKLING
- STANCES
- PASSING DRILLS
- RECEIVING DRILLS
- RUNNING BACK DRILLS
- AGILITIES
- COMPETITIONS
We are looking forward to you being a part
of the 2011 Black Knight Football Camp!!!!
Coaches & Instruction
Kevin Shoup
VB High School Head Football Coach
VB High School Varsity Assistants
Past & Present VBHS Players
Insurance
Each participant should have his own
medical insurance. The Knight Football
Camp will not be responsible for any
medical insurance. Each participant must
complete a signed Football Camp
Application (located below).
For more information please call
(937) 475-6236
2011 Black Knight Football Camp Registration
Age:________
Address:__________________________________________________________________________________
(Number)
(Street)
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
Phone: (
)
Cell: (
)
T-shirt size: (circle one)
YOUTH
M
L
ADULT
S
M
L
XL
Parent’s Signature:_________________________________________________________________
Please detach and mail to: Kevin Shoup, 329 East Hardin St., Findlay, Ohio 45840
$40.00 Early Bird Registration
(prior to July 1)
$45.00 at the door Sign-up
Early Registration allows coaches to:
• More accurately order T-shirts.
• Spend more time on the field with kids
rather than registering at the door signups.
• Prepare for teams, games, and contests
with more accurate camper totals.
Awards / Prizes
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Camp T-Shirts will be given to all
campers
Various door prizes will be awarded
Weather
Players should pay attention to the weather
forecasts. All attempts will be made to
have the camp on the field, so dress
appropriately. In case of extreme weather
we will move the camp into the gym until
we are able to return outside. Tennis
shoes will need to be worn in the gym.
CAMP WILL BE HELD
REGARDLESS OF THE
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Please make checks payable to:
Van Buren Athletic Boosters
Player Name: ______________________________________________________________________________
(Last)
(First)
Grade 2011-2012 School Year:________________________________________
Camp Fees
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Cleats - (Recommended)
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Page 16
June 2011
Music Booster News
Senior Varsity Choir Members Sing as They Go on Middle School Band Performs at Memorial Day
Their Way
Ceremony
The 2010-2011 school year was the first year for the new Van Buren Varsity Choir
and the year has gone quickly. After countless performances together (most of these
students have been together for at least three years), the 2011 graduates joined
together with next year’s seniors as they performed “Omnia Sol” in their last
performance together at Van Buren at the High School Awards Assembly.
While most middle school students were enjoying sleeping in on Memorial Day,
the students in the band were playing at a Memorial Day Ceremony to honor the fallen
heroes of our Armed Services. The middle school band alternates with the high school
band every other year to have the honor to participate in the annual services at Bechtel
Cemetery.
Mr. Vaughn leads the full “inaugural” Varsity Choir for the final time.
Mr. Eakin prepares to lead the middle school band at services in Bechtel Cemetery.
May was Music Month at Van Buren
The Sound of Music filled the halls at Van Buren Schools in May as every student
of music was involved in a concert during the last month of the school year.
The middle school was the first to hold their concert on May 10 as both band and
choir students delighted their parents and friends alike.
The elementary students held their Art Extravaganza on May 12 featuring the Fifth
Grade Band and songs by each grade. The event had a patriotic theme and was
dedicated to our community’s veterans. After the concert, the students had a chance
to show off their art work.
The High School Spring Awards was the final concert and featured Men’s and
Women’s Chorus, the Varsity Choir (Jr./Sr.) and Mixed Chorus (Fr./Soph.). A first time
event at the concert was the Robing Ceremony in which the senior members passed
their stoles to next year’s junior members. Jessica Domke and Joseph Simon were
awarded Choral Director’s Awards for their outstanding service to the choir. The
evening finished with selections from the High School Concert Band.
The Music Boosters would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate Mr.
Rick Eakin, winner of the 2011 Golden Apple Award as the outstanding High School
teacher in Hancock County!
As a final farewell, the senior choir member sang “May You Always Have a Song”
at their Graduation on May 29.
Have a Safe and Enjoyable
Summer Vacation
Annual Music Department Picnic Set for July 13
Van Buren State Park is the place to be on Wednesday, July 13 if you have a
student in band or choir next year. This is a great time to celebrate the past year and
look forward to next year. It’s also a good time to just visit with friends and get to know
the directors.
The fun begins at 5:30 P.M. with dinner served at 6:00 P.M. and is open to all music
students and their families. The Boosters provide the meat and drinks, families are
asked to bring a side dish to share and their table service. Feel free to bring along some
yard games to add to the fun!

Knightly News - Van Buren Schools

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