Volume 15 Number 1, November 2015

A Publication of Oregon City Schools
www.oregoncityschools.org
THE OREGON ORACLE
5721 Seaman Rd., Oregon, OH 43616
All-State
Children’s
Chorus
Superintendant, Hal Gregory and
music teacher, megan Link stand
with All-State Children's Chorus
participant Ella Orr. Not pictured are
All-State Children's Chorus members Rylie Dias, Theo Porter, and
Sydney Witek.
Congratulations go out to
former Starr Bulldogs Ella Orr,
Theo Porter, and Sydney Witek,
as well as current Starr Bulldog,
Rylie Dias, as they were selected
to participate in the All-State
Children’s Chorus. The students
competed with children from all
over the state, in grades 3 and 4,
to receive a spot in the 100 member honors choir. This summer,
the students were invited to be
a part of this elite group. They
will travel to regional rehearsals and then perform in January
with the All-State ensemble on
January 28th, 2016, at the Ohio
Music Education Association
State Conference. This was a
highly competitive audition process with hundreds of applicants.
Please join me in congratulating these exceptional music students!
Volume 15 Number 1 – November 2015
Superintendent's Message
Oregon City Schools Rock!
On behalf
of the Board of
Education and
the entire staff
of Oregon City
Schools (OCS), I
would like to say
a big “THANK
YOU” to the
residents of the
City of Oregon
and Jerusalem
Township for
Hal D. Gregory
passing
our
Superintendent
operating levy
this past Tuesday. What this means
for OCS is our students will continue
to have local access to high quality
career technical programs at Clay High
School, and will continue to participate
in all of the beloved after-school activities
our schools have provided for decades.
I am so honored and humbled by the
outpouring of support our students, parents, political leaders, business leaders,
farmers, senior citizens, and other local
community leaders have provided for
OCS throughout the past several months.
The old saying “It take a village to raise a
child” is still true today. Our community
came together at a critical time and met
the challenge for all our children. Again,
THANK YOU to everyone!
Moving forward, OCS will continue to prepare our students for the
ever-changing future they will encounter. Teaching and learning is changing
in schools everywhere, and so are we.
Today’s students use computers, mobile
devices, and on-line resources in place
of paper, books, and encyclopedias.
Students of today must be taught with a
level of rigor that most of us can’t even
imagine in order to compete in today’s
job market. Students who graduate and
go directly into the job market must have
technical skills and a strong work ethic
to sustain a long lasting career. Change
is a constant in schools. Harnessing the
educational research and applying it for
increased educational outcomes is a challenge, but we are up to that challenge.
There are great things ahead for OCS, stay
tuned . . . . . . . .
Sincerely,
Hal D. Gregory
Superintendent
OCS Success! Go Eagles!
Clay DECA Continues Tradition Of Excellence
Twenty-four members of the Clay
DECA Chapter traveled to the University
of Findlay on September 29, to participate in the I.A. DECA Competition, the
first of the year. Students competed in
three areas: a test over DECA facts and
employability skills, job interviewing,
or a business case study relating to
human resources.
Twenty-one of the twenty-four
members placed in their events. Senior
member and Clay DECA President
Jeremiah Davis was happy with the
Chapter’s results. “DECA Competition
was a great way to show the skills we
have been working on in class, and it
was cool to see everyone get a trophy
and represent Clay DECA.”
The students who placed in their event
include:
First Place
Job Interview, Blue Division – Pete
Snow
Business Services Team Event –
Jeremiah Davis, Trevor Titsworth and
Callie Snyder
Hospitality Services Team Event –
Calli Fox, Alayna Rodriguez and Carisa
Timmons
Marketing Communications Team Event
– Mason Cummings, RJ Stringham and
Jake Vriezelaar
Sports and Entertainment Team Event –
Zach Brown, Chandler Cannon and Jaret
Whitt
Travel and Tourism Team Event – Landon
Bleau, Adam Burns and Maggie Merren
Fourth Place
Buying and Merchandising Team Event
– Markie Hughes, Madison Slovak and
Alexa St. Julian
Fifth Place
Job Interview, White Division – Ashlyn
Takacs
Job Interview, Blue Division – Gary
Vincent
The Marketing Education Program is
now a two-year program, allowing both
junior and senior students to compete in
DECA. Junior Pete Snow was ready to
compete. “Going into the competition, I
felt well prepared and was ready for the
challenge that competition poses. I was
very pleased with the results and look
Make sure
to check
out the
honor rolls
on pages
10 - 11
The DECA competitors.
forward to taking this experience with
me as I continue to strive for my aspirations to reach International Competition
in April. I would also like to congratulate all of my classmates who competed
today, and I look forward to being a part
of something special moving forward.”
Snow, along with fellow junior member Ashlyn Takacs, also competed at the
Ohio DECA District 2 Fall Leadership
Conference. They once again competed in the job interview category, where
Takacs placed third in the white division and Snow placed fourth in the blue
division. The thirty-three members of
the Clay DECA Chapter will compete
next at the Ohio DECA District 2 Career
Development Conference at Bowling
Green State University on January 25,
2016.
DECA prepares emerging leaders and
entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools
and colleges around the globe. It is a
component of the Marketing Education
Program at Clay High School for juniors
and seniors interested in careers in the
business industry.
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Traveling
Back To 1882
Students in Mrs. Sneed’s
fourth grade class enjoyed traveling back to the year 1882,
while learning about Brandville
School in Oregon. Guest speaker
and Oregon Jerusalem Historical
Society president, Mrs. Isbell,
dressed in period clothing
and introduced this group of
fourth graders to a variety of
items, which included an oil
lamp, slate, lunch pail, scuttle,
and a dipper. Not sure what a
dipper is? Check out the picture below of Josh, using a dipper! The fourth graders also
learned that the children who
attended Brandville did arithmetic, not math. During the visit,
students enjoyed a guessing game
with artifacts from this time period, and learned what a typical school day would have been
like for teachers and students.
Walking Field Trip
After much anticipation, the Oregon
Branch Public Library is open for business. Its close proximity to Coy School,
combined with beautiful weather, made
for a perfect fourth grade “walking” field
trip, in which students had the opportunity
to explore a new and greatly improved
facility. As a community, we are very
fortunate to have such a modern library
available, and as a school (and school
district), we are even more fortunate to
have the resources the Oregon library has
to offer our students, and to be so readily
accessible.
During their field trip, students received
an introduction to the many ways the
library can support their education. While
forging a partnership between Coy School
and Oregon’s library makes a great deal of
sense for the students, Coy’s teachers will also learn what is available to
assist them in the classroom. On October
21, Oregon branch librarians will attend
a Coy School staff meeting to familiarize
teachers with numerous databases available for their use. Twenty-first century
libraries “look” very different from the
libraries of yesterday. As we explore ways
to combine and balance the use of technology with traditional methods of learning,
the type of mutual support and partnership that Coy School and the public library
system is exploring will meld the best of
both worlds for students and teachers alike.
Coy School looks forward to continued
ventures with our neighbor and community partner in cooperative education.
Pictured are: Alivia Griffiths, Olivia Karrick,
Skylar Grindle, and Carlee Hart.
Pictured: Ciera Cline-Moore.
Officer Shaw helps students cross the
intersection.
Students explorer the newly renovated
library.
Yummy, Edible Rocks
Josh using a dipper to get a drink.
Third grade Starr students in Mrs.
Armstrong, Mrs. Garand, Mrs. Soltesz,
and Mrs. Kujawa’s classrooms have been
learning about Rocks and Soil during
science. The students were able to make
EDIBLE rocks and soil during their science experiments. They made sedimentary rocks by putting together layers of
graham crackers and chocolate frosting.
They made igneous rocks by teachers
using hot molten chocolate chips that
cooled and hardened on the students’
desks. Next, they made metamorphic
rocks by using three colors of starburst
that changed with the student’s heat
and pressure to make a new rock. All of
our students learned just how important
rocks are, and how each type of rock is
formed.
In the next experiment, the students
were able to make each layer of soil!
First they put an Oreo into the bottom of
the cup. This layer is bedrock. Next they
crumbled up another Oreo and placed
it on top of the first one to represent
subsoil. The last layer they added was
chocolate pudding to represent topsoil.
The students loved being able to eat their
rocks and soil after the experiments were
complete. Thanks so much to all the
families that donated the supplies for our
experiments!
Emilia henneman-Dallape and Sam
Grodi are spreading the layers of
"sedimentary rock."
Students Marisol Kimbrell, Brayden
Wallace, Kylie Firsdon, Dakota Swan,
and Marissa Yanez are busy making
their edible rocks!
Drew Schelkun, jared Flores, and
Hannah Wright are making their layers of edible rock.
Mrs. Sneed's 4th grade cflass visits
Brandville School.
Sliding Home!
Thanks to the efforts and hard
work of the Coy Parents Group, Coy
Elementary now has its own field
of dreams. The completed baseball
field is a great addition to Coy
School and the students, parents,
and staff dedicated the field in a ceremony as part of their annual Dads
Day celebration last May. The week
before the official ribbon cutting,
Coy students were invited to submit
names for the field, and the name
with the most votes was chosen. All
the students who had submitted the
suggestion Ram Field were part of a
ribbon cutting ceremony with principal Amy Molnar. Go Rams!
The dedication of Ram Field.
Johnny Carter, Shelby Lewis, and
Heavenly Mominee are enjoying
their edible soil.
Riley Rayburn made her Pet Rock Heavenly Mominee are enjoying their
“Mikey”. The students wrote stories about the adventures of their pet rocks too!
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Clay Limelighters Announces
2015-16 Season
It’s A Wonderful Life!
November 20, 21, 22
Ring in the holidays with the classic “It’s A Wonderful Life!” Adapted
from the well-known film by Frank
Capra, the play has all your favorite
characters: George and Mary Hatch,
Clarence, Uncle Billy, Violet, and,
of course, the Scrooge-like villain,
Mr. Potter. Come enjoy this delightful presentation of a great American
story!
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
April 21, 22, 23, 24
Step into the enchanted world of
Broadway’s modern classic, Disney’s
Beauty And The Beast. The Academy
Award-winning film comes to life in
this romantic and beloved take on the
classic fairytale. This “tale as old as
time,” with its spectacular costumes
and sets, is family theatre at its best.
Come, Be Our Guest!
Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre
May 13, 14
Who did it? Enjoy a fun night of
comedy and good food at our Murder
Mystery Dinner Theatre. Limited
seating available.
NEW! Opening Night Season Passes
Now Available
Attend all three of our great shows
for one low price. Save 25% off
the purchase of single show tickets.
Opening Night Season Passes provide admission to each show on Nov.
20, April 21, and May 13 (Dinner
included). Limited quantities available. Call 419-693-0665, ext. 2006.
Buckeye
Boys And
Girls State
This summer, four seniors from
Clay High School completed the
American Legion’s Buckeye Boys
and Girls State programs. The
one week camp is a hands-on,
simulated local and state government camp. Girls
from across Ohio gathered at
Ashland College, while boys
attended Bowling Green State
University.
A social time and
reports ceremony was held for
these students at the Christ
Dunberger American Legion Post
on August 21.
Oregon City Schools
would like to commend these
students and thank the Christ
Dunberger American Legion Post
for supporting Clay High School
students.
Pictured in the front row: Debbie
Eversman, American Legion
Buckeye Girls State coordinator;
students Adrienne Alore, Jessica
Takacs, and Marlena McNeal
The back row includes Mr. Jursky
(Clay HS principal), student Noah
Durczynski, Mr. Gregory (Oregon
City Schools superintendent) and
Gene Schurtz, American Legion
Buckeye Boys State.
Mathletes
ROCKS
And Roll
Tabletop dice games offers a fun way to
practice adding and writing numbers to 120.
On Wednesday October 14,
Starr first graders and their families enjoyed a fun night of math
games and activities! Students put
some hustle in their math muscle
by becoming “MATHletes” in the
gym, where, students used large
motor muscles to jump rope, skip
Students hop math facts on giant calculators.
count, and hop math facts on giant
calculators. In the library, tabletop
dice games offered a fun way to practice adding and writing numbers to
120. Finally, it was time to find out
“who took the cookie from the cookie
jar?” While enjoying a snack, families learned beginning algebra skills
called “missing addends” to find out
how many cookies were stolen from
them! It was a great night to see how
math concepts can be incorporated
into our everyday lives! Thank you
to the Oregon School Foundation for
supplying the hands-on materials for
this night!
How do you create a fun
and memorable learning environment? Hands-on experiments, of
course, and Mrs. Gyurke’s third
grade class at Coy Elementary did
just that. In October, the class
explored earth science and rocks.
In small, cooperative groups, the
students shared different types
of rocks and conducted experiments on their rocks. They then
identified various properties of
rocks.
Agronomy Success
On Wednesday, October 6, twenty
FFA members from the Agricultural
and Environmental Science Career
and Technology program attended
the District One Agronomy Career
Development Event in Wauseon,
Ohio. Members were asked to identify plants associated with agronomy, such as crops and weeds, seeds,
insects, and plant diseases and deficiencies, as well as to take a written
test and participate in a team activity.
Out of nine teams, the Oregon Clay
FFA team placed first in the district.
Leading the pack was Nick LaRue,
placing first out of seventy students!
Also placing were Max Venia (2nd
place), Sam Vincent (3rd place),
Kyle Myrice (3rd place), Amanda
Morris (5th place), Zack Dewitt (6th
place), Brandon Sloyer (7th place),
Mackenzie Upham (9th place), and
Dakota Calkin (10th place). Also
competing for the chapter was Joey
Moore, Elizabeth Vincent, Bailey
Isbell, Lexie Kolodzieski,
Rylee Chancey, Kenny Moore,
Allannah
Chanthakham,
Greg
Faneuff, Rayann Diebert, and Megan
Mawhorter. The team will have the
opportunity to compete in the state
competition in the spring.
Rylee Chancey,
Mackenzie
Upham, and
Elizabeth
Vincent work
through the team
activity at the
contest.
Pierson Leohardt, Braylyn Sheetz,
Kylee Peters and Aubrey Hess
exploring properties of rocks.
Jayne Mayes,
Gavin Slovak,
and Mason
Heintschel,
learn how
to identify
rocks.
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Blast To The Past
The 2015 Blast to the Past Campers pose with Oregon fire fighters.
“Do you think the teachers could
keep the history camp going for two
more weeks? I am sad and disappointed camp is over.” These words came
from the mouth of a self-described
“tough” little guy.
Blast to the Past Living History
Camp 2015 created a lot of fun with a
day in the old “sleigh” school building. Children wrote with homemade
quill pens. They went home singing
their new song, “School days, school
days, dear old fashion school days,
reading and writing and ‘rithmatic…” How the 18 campers sang! By
day 4 Mrs. Summerfield led them in
harmony for “Moonlight Bay.” They
learned to play flutophones donated
by Mr. Al Karoly.
After chore day, visitors could
see many Brandville School Museum
items were in use again in the 21st
century. Children scrubbed with lye
soap, wrung a wooden wringer, beat
rugs, peeled apples for homemade
apple sauce, and learned to safety pin
a cotton diaper onto a baby. Oh my!
They thought chores were fun. At the
end of the day, parents asked their
children to “come home and help
with laundry.” You know that went
over well!
Native American study day found
the children creatively choosing their
personal native name. Quiet Fox,
Gentle Sparrow, and Swimming Fish
were some of their names. After decorating personal wooden flutes, one
child exclaimed, “I am so excited to
have this to take home! I am going to
take it on vacation and play it in the
car all the way to Gatlinburg!”
Pioneer Food and Fun Day included the history of our fire depart-
ment and a water brigade! Sanding
wood, screwing hooks, pounding
hammers… all to make a gift to take
home. Did you ever eat homemade
cow-pies? The Blade reporter enjoyed
learning about long ago games, such
as Ball and Jacks, Bob for Apples,
Croquet and Potato spoon race. Oh!
It was FUN!
When a child asks if camp can go
two more weeks, we smile and say,
“No, but you can come again next
year.”
This camp is supported by many
people and businesses. These businesses and individual men provided
monetary support for scholarships
and supplies:
Fiske Brothers Oil Refinery, Dr. Sexton, DDS, Dr. Schmidbauer, DDS,
Beth Allen Florist,
and Mr. Al Karoly. Thank you!
Campers had the opportunity to try on
firefighting gear.
It takes many volunteer
hours of meetings, planning, collecting materials, studying the history, and sharing the days with the
students. Many brilliant, kind teachers generously give their time in
summer camp every year. At least
thirty people helped to collectively
provide four days of enriching summer-time fun. Thank you for entrusting such precious, curious children
to our care! The Oregon-Jerusalem
Historical Society offers a memoryfilled adventure.
HOSA
Saturday, March 14, 25 Medical
Technologies students from Clay High
School competed in HOSA (Health
Occupations Students of America)
competitions held in Columbus.
Those students were: Nick Buchan
and Josh Ellis-EMT(Emergency
Medical Technician); Kelsi Hauter,
Noah Durzcynski and Hannah
Clark -Public Health; Omada
Miller- Prepared Speech; Leslie
Martin- Veterinarian Medicine;
Izaac
Bonilla-Pathophysiology;
Courtney Wilson-Pharmacy; Alicia
Gould-Dusseau-Nursing Assisting;
Vassana Phanthalasy-Medical Law
and Ethics; Brooke Wilson, Shelby
Stewart, Jennifer Chudey-Community
Awareness; Brookelynn Avery, Kara
Newton and Alexa MusselmanCommunity Awareness.
Haley Kesling, Alyssa Ross, Erynn
Groll, and Kayla Carpenter took 3rd
place in Community Awareness.
The 2015 HOSA Competitiors.
Anthony Jacobs and Lorenzo Levally
took 2nd place in CERT (Community
Emergency Response Team), and
Justin Robinson and Tyler Wilbarger
took 1st place in CERT.
On Broadway
On August 5, The Clay High
School Fighting Eagle Marching Band
traveled to Columbus, Ohio, and performed at The Ohio State Fair. The
band was chosen as only 1 of 2 high
school bands to perform on this day,
as well as the All-Ohio State Fair
Band. The Clay Band marched in the
4 pm parade, performing the school’s
fight song and “On Broadway.” Prior
to and after the parade, the students
were given time to explore the differ-
ent venues of the fair, including the
entertainment, fair food, and the fair
rides. Students represented the school
and city in grand fashion, and should
be commended for their performance.
Bravo!
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Bel Canto
Women's
Chorus
The vocal music department
at Clay High School is proud
to announce the formation of
our newest choral group, the Bel
Canto Women’s Chorus. The
Italian term “Bel Canto” translates into “beautiful song,” and
is a fitting title for this talented
and dedicated group of vocalists. Already the chorus has
performed at Little Sisters of the
Poor, LanePark of Oregon, the
Ohio School Board Association’s
regional conference, and the
vocal department’s College
Concert. Bravo ladies!
The newly formed Bel Canto
Woman's Chorus.
The Bel Canto Chorus performed at
the Ohio School Board Association's
regional conference.
Reading
Kickoff!
Surf's Up!
Coy students had the chance to
maintain their math skills at the annual Coy Summer Math Club. The club
helps prevent “summer slide.” Coy
teachers came together to produce a
crazy “Surfin USA” video to promote
the event which invited students
to participate weekly giving them
a chance to win some great prizes.
Students had the option of practicing their math facts any way they
wanted. They then took two timed
tests per week, and kept track of
how much time they spent studying weekly. Over seventy students
participated in the club with a total
of 42,750 minutes of math practice
time logged! They scored some awesome rewards: Sky Zone-Andrew
Wagoner; Bowling- Izzy Duvendack;
Jellyfish Lamp- Cole Tobias; Tick n
Tater-Lily Stine; Dairy Depot- Kieara
Vartorella and Jessica Joyce; Dancing
Water Speakers-Reagan Haskell and
Carter Baxter; Rave Movie- Alexis
Amundsen; Drive In Passes- Dylan
Champion; Volcano Lamp-Nathan
Ringle; Zoo Pass -Aubrey Hess; Water
Limbo Sprinkler-Catelyn Hart; Lava
Lamp-Conner Sentle; Maryann OrraYMCA Swim membership; Gabby
Duvendack- Mud Hens Tickets; Nick
Zieroff- Imagination Station membership; and Maumee Bay day passesJaelyn Rowe.
Our thanks go out to all the
donors, and a “Way to go!!!” to all the
students and family members who
participated.
Students earned points for their Math Club performance.
Just racking up the points.
On Tuesday, October 6,
the Clay football team kickedoff a reading program at Starr
Elementary School.
Players
read stories about teamwork and
working together to the students.
Once a week, a group of players
continue to read to students of
all grade levels, including multiple handicap and special needs
classrooms. So far, 28 football
players have read with more than
15 different classrooms!
Mrs. Conkle with the CHS football
players who volunteered their time to
read to Starr students.
Students listen to a story about
leadership.
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This past summer, the Oregon
Community Theater Children’s Show
put on a great performance of Rodgers
and Hammerstein’s The Sound of
Music. It was a great performance
that involved over 100 cast and crew
from Oregon and surrounding communities. However, shows such as
this do not go on without the help
of many adults and youth mentors
who build sets and work back stage
during the production. I was asked
to help out with production this year
by managing the youth mentors with
scene changes and by helping the
students get on stage for each each
scene. This was a difficult task,
especially when there are over 100
children whom I have never met
before, in grades 2-8. The youth
mentors really helped make my job
easier, along with making a smooth
production for the children on stage.
Most of the youth mentors were students at Clay High School, but there
was also help from students in Genoa
and Cardinal Stritch. Many of these
youth mentors were once in the summer children’s theater program when
they were younger. It is a great pleasure, as an educator, to see many of
these students come back to volunteer their time in a hot auditorium
in the summer for no pay to help
grow the next generation of actors.
It certainly does take a community
The Sound Of Music
The back stage crew, Front row: Wes Sneed, Keaton Gargac, Craig Bruns, and Paige Titsworth. Back row: Cody Harsh,
Jacob Schweizer, colin Flanagan, Madelyn Sneed, Marly McNeal, Lilly Czop, Xanthe Bowmer, and Sklar Jones. Not
Pictured: Madison Campbell, Aaron Grant, Adrian Pusey, Josh Kramer, and Emma Raubano.
to help raise a child, and I am glad
to know that we have a strong community that is willing to give back to
its youth. Thank you, youth mentors,
for your help to make a great show
and experience for our younger per-
formers. Mr. Kuzdzal - Band Director
at Fassett Junior High
Foamy Fun Run
Thanks in part to the Oregon
Fire Department, Coy Elementary
was able to combine exercise with
a foamy cleanup at the end! On
September 26, Coy’s Parents Group
sponsored a Foamy Fun Run. The
five K run also had the option of
a kids’ one-mile run or run-walk
waves so there was something for
everyone! Almost 150 people participated in the event and enjoyed the
slime pool, the foamy Slip and Slide,
and the extra foam produced by the
Oregon Fire Department. The Coy
PGA, led by Fun Run coordinator
Sara Hanthorn, is looking to repeat
the event next year, and they hope to
add more foam, more Slip and Slides,
and BIGGER obstacles!
Attendance was great, and a special
thanks goes out to the many volunteers who got up with the birds (and
mosquitos) to help out. Thanks also
to sponsors: Alan Miller Jewelers,
Bennett Enterprises, Promedica,
Mercy St.Charles, Toledo Refining
Company, Michael’s Catering, and
Joseph Sexton DDS, for making the
event such a success!
Pictured is Aidan Schroeder.
Pictured is Nathan Waite.
Students enjoyed the foamy
Slip and Slide.
Rainforest Adventure
Students
display their
artwork.
Summer Art Camp: Rainforest
Adventure! was held at Starr School
for a week this summer, and over 30
third and fourth grade students participated! Thanks to a grant from the
Oregon School’s Foundation, which
purchased all art supplies, students
were able to attend the program
for free. Each day students studied
a different layer of the rainforest,
including its plants and animals,
and then created artwork relevant
to the layer of the day. Julie Ford,
school counselor, Tracy Venia, kindergarten teacher, Max Venia, student volunteer, and Angie Hales,
parent volunteer, all worked together to help make Summer Art Club
a fun, engaging, educational, and
enriching experience for all who
participated!
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Playing In The Dirt
Relevancy
Project
As part of the course relevancy project launched by Oregon
City Schools alumni, Jim Stewart
and Marty VanScoy visited the
eighth grade gifted and talented
students during STRIDE to discuss some of the social and emotional pressures of giftedness.
During their visit, they discussed
their own experiences, handling
perfectionism, and building positive family and peer relationships.
The Muddy Eagle mud run ended
with the school year last year, but the
Oregon City School district evidently
was not finished playing in the dirt.
Beginning in 2011, the Ohio EPA
began to inspect the Eisenhower
waste water treatment plant. The
plant, after many meetings and discussions, no longer was a viable
option to treat the sewage from
Eisenhower Intermediate School.
In October 2014, the district, under
mandate from the EPA, had to present alternative options for sewer
treatment.
The options identified by the
district were to: 1. tie our system into
the current waste water treatment
facility, 2. Update our current facility
and/or hire or contract out a licensed
operator to manage and maintain
the treatment facility as required by
revised law.
The best option for Oregon City
Schools was to connect to the City of
Oregons’ waste water treatment facility. Cash Services, L.L.C was awarded
the bid in the amount of $209,952.50.
These monies were taken from the
Permanent Improvement Funds; specifically, the Emergency Fund portion of these dollars. “This option
would not have been possible if not
for the City of Oregon agreeing to
allow us to tap into their system and
landowner James Dippman allowing
us to make a straight shot across the
field to tie into the city sewer,” Dean
Sandwisch, Director of Business
Affairs for the school district, said.
The necessary evil of making
this big repair was softened a bit in
knowing that this project was done
completely and at the highest quality
and that this project will serve the
needs of students for years and years
to come.
Can You Hear
The Sound?
students have had many new and
exciting opportunities to learn music.
On any given day, students are playing instruments, singing and moving to different styles of music, and
participating in musical games and
activities to learn about the different
elements of music. Music education
has certainly transformed in the last
few decades, and it truly is an important part of a well-rounded education. Take a brief look into our music
classroom and see all the different
ways that we are creating music!
Music education is growing at
Starr Elementary School! This fall,
Mrs. Martin's first graders are learning how to sing and play
instruments at the time.
Students in Mrs. Price's class are busy getting ready for
our Veteran's Day Concert. Thank you to Peg Connelly for
the wonderful piano that was donated to the Starr music
program.
Pictured right: First and second graders are busy playing
the xylophones and metalophones, while chanting an easy
nursery rhyme.
Get ready! The third graders are using kazoos for their
fall concert! It's going to be fantastic!
Jim Stewart and Marty VanScoy
visited the eigth grade
gifted and talented.
Out Of This
World
Art Club is up and running
at Starr Elementary, and students
are enjoying every minute! Every
Tuesday after school, 25-35 students draw, color and paint along
side Julie Ford, Art Club advisor,
and Pam Newton, parent volunteer. Students explore various
subject matter and techniques
using media such as watercolor,
tempera, oil pastel, chalk, colored
pencil and marker. Shown in
the photos are students creating
outer space art using oil pastels
on black construction paper, connecting to their school’s theme
this year, which is “Starr School
is Out of This World!”
Art students work on their "Out of
This World" masterpieces.
Don't forget to
check out dates
and times on
page 3 for the
2015-2016
Season of
Limelighters
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Seven
Habits
The eighth grade gifted and
talented students just finished
The Seven Habits of Highly
Effective Teens, a nonfiction
informational text, in which they
presented one of the seven habits
to the rest of the class. Students
also explored current events and
the movie, Rudy, to apply the
habits to other experiences than
those presented in the book.
Finally, the students created their
own mission statements involving their driving principle to
focus on their future.
Support For 6th Grade Camp Appreciated
The students and 6th grade teachers
of Eisenhower Intermediate School, along
with Mr. Holcombe, would like to thank
the members of our community for being
so supportive of our Camp Michindoh
fundraisers.
First, the people of Oregon were willing to bring their cars to the September
19th car wash, where our 6th grade crew
washed over 125 cars. Despite the occasional rain, the students, parents, and
teachers had a great day.
Then, much to everyone’s surprise, our
Ike 6th graders were able to sell more than
1,500 Marco’s cards. These cards were
made available to us through the amazing
generosity of the Marco’s Corporation.
We cannot thank them enough. Marco’s
kindness goes a long way toward helping students pay their own way to camp.
Once again, it was the participation of both
Marco’s and the great people of Oregon
that made this sale a success!
Jackson Kennedy and Miss Ovall trade dough.
The Letter "F"
Maddie Dykema presents the final
habit, Sharpen the Saw.
Maddie Dykema leads the students in strengthening their bodies
through exercise.
For Letter “F” Week in Ms.
Karen Seckinger’s class, the students
made flubber, and had a visit from
Firefighter Jim. The students had fun
playing with the flubber and learned
some very important details about
fire safety.
A student mixes a batch of flubber.
Alex Skitowski and Madison
Fournier present the habit,
Win-Win.
Students enjoyed playing with the
Flubber they created.
Check out our
Honor Roll
on pages
10 and 11
www.oregoncityschools.org
Fireman Jim taught students about
fire safety.
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Washing Their Way To Camp
Have you ever known of a business that is open only one day to be a
success? Many sixth grade students,
their parents, and several sixth grade
teachers opened, and closed, a successful business Saturday, September
19. The ninety students, 45 parents,
and Eisenhower staff members combined to make one speedy car washing machine. In just six hours, the
lightning fast group washed 126 cars!
The car wash activity provides
students with two meaningful opportunities. First, the car wash is an
opportunity for students to learn the
importance of working for something
that they want, instead of having it
handed to them. Second, the money
earned enables students to participate in one of the great sixth grade
traditions . . . a trip to camp!
The students and staff of
Eisenhower realize that they are
incredibly fortunate to live in a community that has so many people who
are willing to support them. We
would all like to thank everyone who
was kind enough to bring their car(s)
through the car wash. You all play a
In just six hours
the lightning fast
group washed
126 cars!
significant roll in helping to send our
students to camp! Thanks again!
Our 6th grade class is so large
that we need to divide our students
into two groups for Camp Michindoh.
One group will attend the week of
Nov. 30, and the second group will
attend the week of December 7. Have
a great, meaningful time, 6th graders!
Getting Involved
The Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Career and Technology program and FFA Chapter
teamed up with Mr. Carstensen’s Environmental Sciences class and took
part in the local Clean Your Streams
program, a nationwide event in
which volunteers from all over clean
streams in their area. It was a tough
morning battling through the weather
and mosquitos, but overall ended up
being a great experience. Clay was assigned to clean the stream that runs
through the Oregon Recreation Facility as well as along North Stadium
Road. Softballs, footballs and even a
traffic cone were found! After a workfilled morning, Clean Your Streams
held a lunch for all the volunteers to
enjoy after all of their hard work. It
was, no doubt, a fun and rewarding
experience in which our programs
hope to participate next year. Members involved were Elizabeth Vin-
FFA members
clean the
stream that
runs through
the
Oregon
Recreation
Facility.
cent, Mady Lee, Mackenzie Upham,
Kelsey Meldrum, Max Venia, Sam
Vincent, Amanda Morris, Nick Larue,
Katelyn Froelich, Kyle Blasey, Bailey
Isbell, Katie Duncan and Sydney Sauerwein.
There's More Beneath The Surface Than Meets The Eye!
Pictured at
left are Colby
English (teacher
Columbus City
Schools). Sohayla
Pagano (Project
CoordinatorOhio History
Connection). Todd
Sautters (teacherCanal Winchester
Schools), and
Robin Sneed
(teacher from
OCS).
Pictured right,
Mrs. Robin Sneed
participated in a
simulated archaeological dig.
Did you do any gardening this
past summer? Find anything interesting under the ground? There’s
more beneath the surface than meets
the eye! Jerusalem teacher, Robin
Sneed, was one of three teachers
chosen to participate in a two week
teacher in residence program at the
Ohio History Connection (formerly
known as Ohio Historical Society).
While there, she learned about and
examined many rare and unique
artifacts unearthed in Ohio throughout the past two centuries, many of
which were made by Ohio’s early
inhabitants around 4.000 years ago.
Additionally, Mrs. Sneed worked
with several archaeologists, biolo-
gists, historians, re-enactors, and
architects. The information gathered during this unique program will
enrich her teaching of Ohio’s history,
which she will pass along to her class
of fourth grade, gifted students.
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Oregon City School Honor Roll
Clay High
12th Grade
Alore, Adrienne
Arbogast, Nicholas
Arman, Paige
Bachmayer, Brandon
Badenhop, Noah
Baumer, Hayley
Beamer, Tyler
Benton, Philip
Bleau, Landon
Bocook, Nathan
Bodi, Michael
Bohland, Matthew
Bolla, Nicholas
Boros, Stephanie
Brown, Zachary
Buchan, Nicholas
Burgess, Maggie
Burgess, Megan
Burns, Adam
Cairl, Timothy
Campbell, Kyle
Canada, Shawnee
Canterbury, Ayla
Castle, Brandon
Clark, Dylan
Clark, Hannah
Cluckey, Logan
Crosby, Ryan
Cummings, Mason
Danieli, Marina
Davis, Jeremiah
Davis, Maria
Dewitt, Zackary
Dickerson, Kayla
Ditch, Jerimiah
Dominique, Haley
Dreier, Matthew
Durczynski, Noah
Edler, Allison
Filka, Abby
Ford, Kyle
Fouke, Jeffery
Fuller, Samantha
Garcia, Selena
Gentry, Brittany
Giles, Ashlynn
Giovanoli, Donte
Giovanoli, Gino
Goucher, Miranda
Graham, Noah
Handy Jr, Michael
Harrison, Joshua
Hart, Mallory
Hartford, Nathaniel
Hartwig, Stacey
Hassan, Miranda
Hauter, Kelsi
Heck, Justin
Henegar, Taylor
Hess, Haley
Hess, Hannah
Holliday, Jonathan
Hughes, Markie
Isbell, Bailey
Ivan, Marie
Jacobs, Anthony
Jacobs, Aubrey
Jadlocki, Alyson
Johnson, Jade
Jones, Chandler
Jones, Megan
Keiper, Sarah
Keller, Benjamin
Kochanski, Austin
Kovacs, Eric
Krieger, Nicholas
Kuhlman, Hannah
Lajti, Hannah
Lajti, Kaitlyn
Lambrecht, Alyssa
LaPlante, James
LaRue, Nicholas
Latta, Anthony
Lee, Dustin
Leichty, Zachary
Lenning Keirns, Makaila
Lenning, Jacob
Levally, Lorenzo
Lopez, Thomas
Loveless, Ryan
Lozier, Austin
Lynch, Marina
Malczewski, Benjamin
Martin, Leslie
Martinez, Sara
McKinney, Emma
McNeal, Gabriel
McNeal, Marlena
Menter, Katherine
Merren, Maggie
Minchella, Kealy
Minnick, Megan
Miranda, Anthony
Mohr, Joshua
Morris, Amanda
Nelms Jr, Randy
Neverauskas, Audras
Nieto, Nelisa
Nowicki, Zachary
O Connor, Michael
O'Neal, Ashley
Ostrum, Maranda
Pelfrey, Roger
Perez, Juan
Peth, Lillian
Pioterek, Katie
Purtee, Katlyn
Reardon, Jimmy
Reichert, Allison
Resendez, Estrella
Rios Branstutter, Madison
Robarge, Haylee
Robarge, Kaylee
Robinson, Austin
Ross, Alyssa
Sattler, Kennedy
Sauceda, Christopher
Sauerwein, Sydney
Schroeder, Max
Schultz, Emelie
Sheahan, Alexa
Sherer, Jonathan
Shope Mohney, Monica
Silva, Cody
Slovak, Madison
Smith, Gavin
Smith, Toni
Sneed, Madeline
Snyder, Callie
St Julian, Alexa
Strader, Gabrielle
Stringham, Richard
Stults, Sabrina
Sullivan, Jarrett
Susor, Brooks
Takacs, Jessica
Teneyck, Ty
Thomas, Timothy
Thompson, Maveric
Titsworth, Trevor
Toth, Katherine
Trowbridge, Amy
Uhrman, Jared
Ulinski, Sara
Viengmany, Alyssa
Villarreal, Daniel
Vriezelaar, Jake
Wend, Grant
Whitt, Jaret
Wiggins, Demario
Wilson, Lanisha
Winslow, LeAnn
Wolfe, Harrison
Yoder, Courtney
Zak, Margaret
Zeiler, Monica
Zunk, Alexis
11th Grade
Allred, Vanessa
Alvarado, Mya
Baker, Mason
Barrett, Cassidy
Bass, Sabrina
Batch, Abigail
Bigelow, Alyssa
Bird, Sara
Blanton, Betty
Blazey, Faith
Bollman, Alysa
Bowmer, Xanthe
Breeden, Maranda
Bricker, Carl
Broka, Paige
Brown, Joseph
Bundy, Hannah
Bush, Nathaniel
Bustamante, Alexis
Camarillo Garcia, Hugo
Ceja Villasenor,
Kimberly
Cindle, Katlyn
Clark, Keshawn
Clere, Karleigh
Curry, Alaina
Curry, Kevin
Dickens, Reece
DiMario, Jared
Dokurno, Maegan
Dombrowski, Donny
Douglass, John
Eberflus, Randee
Edwards, Robert
El Rez, Hussien
Elmajzoub, Mohammed
Emch, Nicholas
Ensign, Mason
Everhardt, Kelsey
Evers, Gabrielle
Feasel, Anna
Fiedler, Calvin
Finger, Luke
Fisher, Emilee
Foster, Anthony
Fox, Calli
Frohlich, Katlyn
Fuller, Tyler
Furniss, Connor
Gajdostik, Grant
Garcia, Elena
Garcia, Ramon
Gardiner, Magan
Gargac, Keaton
Garrett, Samantha
Gaskins, Adam
Gears, Halie
Gechter, Crystal
George II, Michael
Gerrard, Hanna
Gibbons, Elizabeth
Gockenbach, Tasia
Goulet, Ethan
Goulet, Nathan
Grimes, Mallory
Halka, Levi
Halter, Starra
Ham, Jessica
Harris, Tori
Heider, Baylon
Heintschel, Samantha
Henneman, Elizabeth
Henneman, Nickalas
Hernandez Goderich,
Yaylen
Hess, Sydney
Horvath, Jenna
Howard, Lauren
Hulls, Devin
Iler, Dustin
Isbell, Alexander
Jankowski, Kate
Jehany, Hannah
Joven, Ailene
Kiss, Joshua
Klatt, Donni
Knipp, Samantha
Kolinski, Hannah
Kolodziejski, Brianna
Kolodziejski, Lexie
Kozlaker, Connor
Kuecher, Caitlyn
Kulwicki, Jenna
Kurek, Thomas
Kutchenriter, Eric
Ladd, Mallory
Lambrecht, Trace
Lammers, Jacob
Lipper, Brittany
Lipper, Ciera
Lohrer, Erica
Madison, Samantha
Mahler, Jenna
Mallett, Mackenzie
Martin, Alaynah
Martinez, Lisa
McNutt, Hunter
Meier, Lillian
Mies, Jacob
Miller, Jorden
Miller, Madison
Mills, Christopher
Miner, Ashley
Montoya, Rickey
Murphy, Kerrigan
Myrice, Kyle
Nagy, William
Nagypaul, Kyrsten
O Shea, Caitlin
O'Neal, Tyler
Orr, Christian
Owens, Chelsea
Pacheco, Emillio
Peace, Curtis
Perlaky, Logan
Phillips, Bailey
Pugh, Aeris
Quinlan, Jonathon
Reder, Alexandra
Reese, Alexis
Reynolds, Calee
Riley, Timothy
Rodriguez, Alayna
Rohm, Danielle
Russo, Jessica
Saenz, Patricia
Sandoval, Jose
Saunders, Grant
Schell, Jarrett
Schweizer, Jacob
Siefke, Caleb
Sloyer, Branden
Smithers, Dawn
Spraggins, Alexandra
Steingraber, Jacob
Steveson, Nicholas
Strohscher, Brooke
Takacs, Ashlyn
Thiel, Lydia
Tresso, William
Truman, Alexandria
Tuller, Nicole
Ulrich, Alyssa
Vargyas, Madison
Vartorella, Alexandra
Vass, Andrew
Velliquette, Alyssa
Verb, Joci
Vislay, Marisa
Wamer, Jaycee
Webb, Austin
Webb, Leona
White, Christian
Wilbur, Sydney
Wiseman, Michael
Wojtowicz, Savannah
Yenrick, Bekah
Young, Keith
Zachel, Breann
Zhu, YiHan
10th Grade
Anderson, Garret
Andrews, Haylie
Andrews, Kayla
Anello, Salina
Badenhop, Austyn
Baker, Cheyenne
Baldwin, Keiarah
Bassiouni, Dalia
Beamer, Trevor
Belegrin, Lauren
Berg, Sara
Berl, Normandie
Bolander, Alexandria
Bonnice, Ruth
Bruns, Craig
Bye, Jordan
Calkins, Dakota
Case, Joshua
Chancey, Rylee
Church, Alexandria
Church, Phoebe
Clark, Reagan
Clere, Hailey
Cluckey, Thomas
Connor, Charles
Coppola, Dominic
Coughlin, Shannon
Cousino, Christopher
Cousino, Kirsten
Czop, Lillian
Daly, Morgan
Daniel, Justin
Delgado, Ignacio
Dickens, Alyssa
Dickerson, Hayden
Eischen, Bradley
Evers, Aubrey
Fennewald, Andrew
Fernandes, Jude
Fernandes, Philomena
Gardiner, Brianna
Gechter, Robert
Gonzales, Macey
Groll, Zachery
Gwinn, Maria
Hadzovic, Alma
Halley, Marc
Hansen, Erek
Hansen, Hannah
Hanudel, Kaine
Harrison, Kendra
Heck, Caleb
Henney, Taylor
Hopper, April
Jacobs, Kendall
James, Skylar
Jaquillard, Mason
Jones, Makenzi
Keilholz, Jacob
King, Megan
Krieger, Caitlin
Krieger, Jessica
Kuhlman, Trent
Luckfield, Leah
Lunsford, Devin
Maya, Shania
McGath, Logan
McMillan, Adrian
Migliori, Marissa
Miller, Delanie
Mohr, Matthew
Munoz, Anastasia
Nagel, Kimberly
Naugle, Alyson
Nelson Jr, Robert
Nicholson, Daniel
Pappas, Simon
Paquin, Savannah
Paul, Grace
Peterson, Marnie
Petitpas, Cheyenne
Pringle, Dalton
Pulter, Stephen
Quinlan, Natalie
Rayburn, Miranda
Reichow, Grace
Rew, Taytem
Rice, Amber
Rice, Madison
Rice, Natalie
Rodriguez, Alexia
Rodriguez, Lily
Ruiz, Yisenia
Salgau, Nicolai
Sauceda, Justin
Schroeder, Mason
Sellgren, Alec
Semedo-Blythe, Ashley
Serratos, Savannah
Shrewsberry, Eric
Smith, Megan
Smith, Tylor
Sneed, Wesley
Soto, Christian
Stager, Regan
Stanley, Samantha
Staudinger, Jacquelyn
Stevens, Roger
Surgo, Andrew
Suto Jr, Daniel
Sutter, Skyler
Swan, Emily
Tilton, Olivia
Titsworth, Paige
Tracy Jr, Mark
Twining, Ryan
Upham, Mackenzie
VanCamp, Leah
Venia, Max
Villarreal, Kaylia
Vincent, Elizabeth
Vincent, Samuel
Walter, Nicholas
Wells, Kendall
Wiedmann, Alayna
Wiggins, Chyna
Wisniewski, Meradith
Zacharias, Emily
Zak, Jacquelin
9th Grade
Aiton, Cameron
Allan, Heylea
Arman, Emily
Barboza, Miguel
Barnes, Katelynn
Barney, Taylor
Behee, Lane
Bellville, Megan
Bomyea, Monica
Booth, Ciana
Booth, Patrice
Boros, Nicholas
Bowmer, Keeley
Briones, Daniel
Brittian, Cameron
Carlen, Sidney
Ceja, Joely
Chanthakham, Alannah
Connors, Lillie
Cook, Camry
Cordle, Alexis
Coughlin, Dempsey
Coughlin, Kennedy
Cowan, Isabella
Cutshall, Haley
DeWitt, Maisy
Duncan, Katlynn
Durkovic, Noah
Eberflus, Trinity
Elmajzoub, Ibrahim
Faneuff, Gregory
Feller, Kenneth
Finch, Nolan
Finger, Sarah
Fisher, Emilie
Flores, Jasmine
Fonseca, Hallah
Fournier, Rylie
Gadus, Taylor
Gallaher, Victoria
Garcia, Kelsey
Gargac, Delaney
Giller, Anna
Girardot, Kamron
Gladieux, Jacob
Gladieux, Karis
Godfrey, Innocence
Gorajewski, Heather
Graver, Bailey
Gray, Jordan
Gregory, Mason
Grimes, Macie
Guerricagoitia, Raven
Gyurke, Todd
Hagdohl, Zachary
Hart, Lynsey
Havener, Kaden
Henninger, Madison
Henry, Maeghan
Hornyak, Blake
Hornyak, Madison
Jacobs, Alexis
Jacobs, Corey
Johnson, Katherine
Joyce, Christopher
Kapfhammer, Shelby
Keiser, Zoe
Klatt, Gracie
Kolinski, Abigail
Krieger, Cassidy
Krieger, Lindsey
Lammers, Alexander
Lants, Amanda
Latta, Adam
Leichty, Brody
Lesniewicz, Alaina
Lewandowski, Kayla
Luda, Marissa
Maag, Alexander
Mawhorter, Megan
Maxon, Kaitlyn
McCourt, Timothy
McCoy, Brandon
McDougle, Samantha
McLeod, Victoria
McNeal, Nikolas
McQueen, Mason
Meinke, Caleb
Mies, Jena
Miller III, Donald
Miller, Leah
Morris, Mariah
Moser, Madison
Mosiniak, Jacob
Myers, Emily
Neverauskas, Lidija
Notheis, Delanie
Novak, Jacob
Olvera, Vicente
Parnell, Latarion
Prater, Jaelyn
Prottengeier, Grace
Rast, Brianna
Rendon, Emilio
Revenaugh, Kelli
Rew, Anna
Rice, Scarlet
Richardson, Jenna
Rigsby, Kaitlyn
Rivera, Jared
Roberts, Lindsay
Rokicki Counterman, Claire
Rossler, Morgan
Row, Zachary
Sattler, Regan
Saxon, Amber
Schweizer, Faith
Serrano, Skyler
Shreve, Danielle
Siefke, Samantha
Sigler, Hannah
Silva, Samantha
Smith, Olivia
Snyder, Alexianna
Soto, Christopher
Spears, Grant
St Julian, Andrew
Stahl, Alivia
Stelzer, Skai
Stevens, Tiffany
Stricklen, Brandon
Thompson, Madison
Thompson, Wyatt
Van Hersett, Jarod
Villegas Jr, Salome
Vriezelaar, Madelyn
Wallace, Madeliene
Wells, Lana
Wilbarger, Audrey
Wodarski, Virginia
Yenrick, Palmer
Young, Addison
Fassett Middle
8th Grade
Abbott, Katelyn
Akins, Kaylee
Andrus, Isaac
Armstrong, Lily
Banks, Markayla
Barboza, Gabriella
Batch, Gary
Baumgartner, Hope
Belair, Tyler
Berry, Chase
Bird, Jacob
Blausey, Hannah
Bohland, Garrett
Bohland, Samantha
Bohland, Sawyer
Bolander, Derek
Bonnough, Brianna
Booth, Dawson
Bronowski, Sierra
Burgess, Charlee
Burgess, Madison
Burling, Lon
Butler, Cheyanne
Campbell, Colton
Cannon, Brendan
Carroll, Lucas
Case, Haley
Cash, Jayden
Church, Kaylee
Cindle, Kayla
Clark, Rylee
Collins, Brigid
Cooper, Tyler
Cutler, Taylor
Dalton, Audrey
Daly, Amber
Davies, Nathan
Deal, Derek
DeBlaere, Anastasia
Deweese, Cameron
DeWitt, Brandon
Dickens, Aaron
Dickens, Emily
Dokurno, Tyler
Durkovic, Natalie
Dykema, Madison
Ellis, Sarah
Engle, John
Engle, Maria
Erdmann, Jeremy
Fayling, Jenice
Fletcher, Robert
Fournier, Madison
Fouty, Carter
Freeman, Claudia
Gaines, Steven
Garza, Katelyn
Gears, Kayla
George, Christa
Gladieux, Madisen
Goetz, Baylee
Haas, Gregory
Hansen, Emma
Hauter, Morgan
Hendricks, Payton
Henry, Mackenzie
Hill, Joshua
Hughes, Andrew
Huss, Madison
Johnson, Autumn
Jones, Courtney
Jones, Rachel
Jones, Raecie
Kapfhammer, Elizabeth
Kapfhammer, Paige
Keller, Carrie
Kellerbauer, Henry
Kelly, Madison
Koepf, Nicole
Korb, Megan
Kramer, Kody
Kurek, Angelina
Kusian, Delaney
Lajiness, Sierra
Lambrecht, Zachary
Luman, Julian
Lutes, Carter
Madison, Ally
Manthey, Alexandria
Matthews, Bryce
Maynhart, Evelynn
Mays, Skylar
McVicker, Ellie
Mead, Andrew
Measel, Samuel
Meinke, Sydnie
Miller, Kameron
Miller, Shanin
Miller, Theodore
Mitchell, William
Mohon, Bailee
Murphy, Ashley
Murphy, Austin
Nichols, Maria
Nowak, Cassidy
Oatley, Anthony
Olinger, Jaylin
Olson, Dalton
Parnell, Jo'Nayja
Pendergraff, Tony
Perry, Jacob
Quigg, Cali
Reese, Tyler
Rew, Alivia
Richmond, Benjamin
Rigg, Payton
Rowe, Zachary
Rugg, Averi
Saldivar, Lynda
Sass, Haley
Schloegl, Owen
Schwartz, Amanda
Segura, Mariah
Shannon, Logan
Sharp, Devin
Siefke, Cora
Sigler, Kyle
Silva, Luke
Sims, Kaitlyn
Sirianni, Cassandra
Skitowski, Alex
Slovak, Kennedy
Smith, Grace
Snoderly, Katherine
Snow, Mia
Sondergeld, Connor
Spencer, Brian
Spencer, Emily
Spitler, Elizabeth
Sprague, Caitlyn
Sprague, Mason
Stewart, Madison
Stinson, Georgia
Strasbourg, Tyler
Stringham, Jasmine
Susor, Jake
Szymczak, Ty
Tawil, Ahmed
Taylor, Alex
Taylor, Madison
Thatcher, Olivia
Thiel, Spencer
Thomas, Parker
Thompson, Austin
Tilton, Luke
Timofeev, Austin
Torres, Dominic
Truman, Taylor
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Turco, Grant
Ulch, Marina
Vartorella, Deion
Vislay, Jenna
Wamer, Ruger
Weirich, Ashlyn
Weirich, Caitlyn
Westerman, Briana
White, Jasmine
Williams III, Wendell
Wolfe, Hudson
Wurm, Kylie
Yanez, Madison
7th Grade
Ackerman, Ava
Alexander, Gavin
Anderson, Christopher
Anderson, Dylan
Anderson, Kia
Arman, Noah
Ashley, Emily
Ashley, Samantha
Baden, Grace
Barlage, Morgan
Barney, Carlie
Beavers, Kaylee
Bellville, Emily
Bleau, Jadyn
Bolinger, Alexander
Bonnice, Mariann
Boyd, Cheyenne
Brammer, Gary
Bricker, Sierra
Brown, Emily
Bundy, Caleb
Burgess, Macy
Burkey, Dominic
Byers, Alaina
Calkins, Keeghan
Campbell, Madison
Cathers, Mariah
Chen, Vicky
Church, Erin
Clark, Lauren
Collins, Lucas
Cook, Cameron
Cook, Madison
Cousino, Jacob
Cowan, James
Cutler, Carson
Dart, Paige
Deal, Carlee
DeLaney, Kelsey
Depinet, Kelsey
Domagala, Alison
Dupler, Clinton
Duran, Cameron
Faris, Grayden
Finch, Alyssa
Flanagan, Chase
Flanagan, Johnathan
Foster, Nicholas
Franke, Riley
Free, Kaelyn
Gajdostik, Harrison
Gariepy, Riley
Gladieux, Nathan
Glass, Gage
Gomez, Nicholas
Hagdohl, Noah
Hamilton, Destiny
Heintschel, Eric
Henneman, Roger
Hentges, Danielle
Holmer, Olivia
Horman, Brady
Horsley, Orlo
Howard, Nathan
Jenkins, Elizabeth
Jones, McKenzee
Jones, Olivia
Jurski, Trevor
Kapfhammer, Chloe
Karrick, Jaiden
Katschke, Mikaeli
Kegley, Savannah
Kellison, Emily
Kennedy, Isabella
Kesling, Halayna
Kessler, Andrew
Kigar, Cecilia
Kissell, George
Kovach, Tatiana
Kulwicki, Caitlyn
Kyer, Alanna
Lagrange, Deklan
Lajti, Thomas
Langschied, Leo
LaPlante, Gracyn
Latta, Alexander
Latta, Ashtin
Leichty, Jacob
Lepeak, Megan
Lewandowski, Jada
Lewis, Kalie
Lowe, Sofie
Lutheran, Matthew
Mabry, Isabella
MacDonald, Mia
Mahler, Lauren
Maletich, Dominic
Malin, Lillian
Materni, Magdalyn
Maunz, Kevin
Mawhorter, Andrew
McCourt, April
McGath, Becca
McKay, Ehrin
Meinke, Seth
Miller, Kadyn
Miller, Quinton
Miner, Ryan
Minkowski, Karlee
Mohon, Laney
Moon, Jacob
Moore III, Bryan
Moore, Trenton
Morris, Emily
Morris, Jakob
Mullins, Mya
Murphy, Sonia
Myler, Zoie
Myrice, Brianna
Naugle, Andrew
Nelson, Mallory
Nichols, Sydney
Nonekowski, Julia
O Connor, Sean
Pena, Amador
Potter, Ashia
Powers, Michael
Pusey, Aubrey
Ramey, Selena
Reed, Jacob
Resendez, Carmen
Richardson, Alyssa
Rigsby, Kelsey
Rivera, Alec
Rivera, Dominique
Roach, Zachary
Roberts, Isabella
Rogers, Esperanza
Root, Ayden
Rutkowski, Breanna
Rye Barailloux,
Courtney
Sanchez, Jelena
Sass Denmark, Dakota
Schrader, Aaliyah
Schultz, Carly
Seimet, Kendall
Serres, Calli
Sheetz, Cara
Sherock, Nickolas
Shope, Erica
Short, Raymond
Smith, Abigail
Smith, Amber
Smith, Spencer
Snyder, Easton
Solomon, Vanoji
Spears, Ethan
Staudinger, Thomas
Takacs, Katelynn
Thompson, Owen
Tilton, Ava
Tolles, Justin
Turnbull, Brooklyn
Ulinski, Katie
Urbanski, Kylee
Urbina II, Jesse
Waganfeald, Frank
Wallace, Zoe
Watson, Trinity
Webner, Jessica
Wehbi, Adam
Wellman, Jayden
Wenzel, Alexys
Wilson, Skylar
Woollard, Scott
Woollard, Zachary
Yeager, Dylan
Young, Aaron
Zsigrai, Jeffery
Eisenhower Middle
6th Grade
Abbott, Nicholas
Alm, Maxwell
Alore, Braden
Anderson, Molly
Barnes, Courtney
Barney, Mallory
Batch, Geremiah
Baugher, Elijah
Baum IV, Phillip
Baumgartner, Paige
Belli, Maxwell
Beltran, Mariah
Bench, Caleb
Bisaillon, Andrew
Booth, Brendan
Bourdo, Emily
Brady, Lydia
Brammer, Molly
Breeden, Maycie
Brooks, Ashton
Brown, Chloe
Buenrostro, Olivia
Campos, Alyssa
Cannon, Allyson
Cannon, Haley
Carr, Maura
Carroll, Kaden
Chanthakham, Chantah
Chasteen, Veronica
Chen, Zi
Ciborowski, Kailyn
Clark, Logan
Combs, Dakoda
Cooper, Daniel
Coughlin, Delaney
Coughlin, Donovan
Coulliette, Travis
Cuttaia, Angelo
Dalton, Grace
Daniel, Luke
Dazley, Steven
Deluna, Gilberto
DeMaria, Elise
Deneau, Jake
Derby, Anthony
Dolt, Nicolas
Donaldson, Emberlynn
Donofrio, Eric
Dunbar, Hayvinn
Eischen, Brooke
El Abyad, Jasmin
Enck, Daniel
Ewersen, Jenna
Fields, Crystal
Fisher, Anna
Flanagan, Roger
Fortier, Spencer
Fuller, Logan
Furry, Averieana
Gaertner, Cooper
Garcia, Marissa
Gatewood, McKenzie
Gibbs, Owen
Gladieux, Ariana
Glass, Erik
Gonzales-Imbery,
Aliciandra
Gschwind, Morgan
Guy, Emmalee
Haas, Hannah
Hager, Amy
Hassan, Ali
Havener, Juliana
Heider, Faith
Henry, Keagon
Henry, William
Hernandez, Gabriel
Hierholzer, Kayli
Hornyak, Lexi
Horsley, Carmen
Horvath, William
Hughes, Megan
Hummer, Anthony
Hurst Jr, David
Iler, Alexis
Jackson, Ian
Jaegle, Dakota
Jahns, Kinsley
Jaros, Jonathan
Jehany, Jarod
Johnson, Savannah
Jomaa, Naseem
Jones, Benjamin
Jones, Mackenzie
Jones, Samantha
Juarez, Tomas
Judy, Jamie
Jurski, Joslyn
Jurski, Ricky
Karrick, Blake
Karrick, Maci
Kauffman, Victoria
Keller, Cody
Kennedy, Jackson
Kennedy, Layla
Kirian, Hailey
Kish, Brennan
Klein, Kasey
Koehler, Tyler
Kolinski, Luke
Krieger, Cory
Lambrecht, Luke
LaPlante, Alyssabeth
Large, Savanna
LaRue, Lauren
Lewis, Jaylynn
Lindsay, Tiffany
Lohmeyer, Heaven
Long, Garret
Madrid, Carmen
Maire, Lauren-Marie
Maire, Victoria
Major, Sarah
Mancini, Abigail
Mann, Danielle
Marquette, Dominic
Marsico, Jonathan
Martikan, Tyler
Martinez, Alicia
Matthews, Hayden
Mauder, Kira
Maville, Carleigh
May, Richard
McEwen, Douglas
McHardy, Gabriel
Merren, James
Migliori, Dominico
Miller, Camryn
Miller, Charles
Miller, Dalton
Millhouse, Olivia
Millimen, Connor
Morris III, Thomas
Morse, Mason
Mowrer, Kyleigh
Muchewicz, Makayla
Murphy, Zakkery
Nichols, Reece
O Connor, Jason
Orra, Raiyan
Orra, Youssif
Overton, Juleon
Payeff, Jessica
Pence, Aubrey
Peterson, Darbi
Pettaway, Jordan
Plavcan, Benjamin
Plavcan, Zachary
Porter, Lilly
Power, Gage
Prottengeier, Nathan
Przybylski, Meah
Quigg, Kara
Racz, Dezarae
Rife, Alex
Rigg, Nicholas
Rivera, Kendal
Robinson, Haley
Rodriguez, Analicia
Root, Zoee
Row, Eric
Rowe, Isabella
Rudd, Richard
Ruiz, Estrella
Ruiz, Marisela
Ruswinkle, Dominic
Saurbeck, Nathaniel
Scarberry, Caleb
Schaefer, Madelyn
Schenkel, Breeann
Segura, Aleah
Sharp, Victoria
Sheetz, Brynnlee
Sherer, Karliana
Shiffert, Xander
Shireman, Brilee
Skitowski, Joseph
Slater, Jackson
Smith II, Edward
Smith, Cole
Smoot, Marcus
Snyder, Carson
Snyder, Keana
Spitler, Cecelia
Splichal, Kayleigh
Sprague, Hannah
Sprague, Haylee
Sprouse, Joshua
St John, Garrett
Stahl, Lindzie
Stevens, Drew
Stewart, Lawrence
Stuller, Andrew
Sturm, Hayley
Susor, Lauren
Szymczak, Michael
Tabler, Kylee
Thompson, Kambridge
Tierney, Daniel
Tierney, Drew
Tolles, Zachary
Tristan, Justin
Tuttle, Brock
Varner, Avery
Vaughn, Dominic
Villarreal, Autumn
Villegas, Andrus
Villegas, Savannah
Wagner, Katelyn
Wallace, Sunny
Wamer, Dakota
Wamer, Deighton
Wang, Winnie
Warrington, Nicholas
Watson, Cole
Wells, Kurt
Wells, Zachary
Weseman, Tyler
Whitt, Lillian
Wiedmann, Emily
Wiedmann, Ian
Williams, Camryn
Williams, Jessica
Wolf, Kennedi
Wolfe, Kayley
Womas, Riley
Wood, Brock
Woodard, Alysia
Wuertz, Conner
Young, Aidan
Young, Lucas
Zheng, Richard
Zuver, Ethan
5th Grade
Agler, Nathan
Alvarez, Alyssa
Baker, Brenden
Baker, Evin
Baker, Zachary
Baldwin, Cherish
Barnes, Anthony
Barney, Lily
Barraclough, David
Bauer, Kayleigh
Baxter, Caiden
Bedford, Malena
Belegrin, Brady
Bell, Ava
Berning, Hannah
Berryman, Collin
Billett, Logan
Bohland, Kennedy
Bolinger, Daniel
Brady, Owen
Bundy, Irene
Cales II, Jonathan
Calkins, Lukas
Cannon, Caden
Canterbury, Danica
Carlo, Giovanni
Case, Taylor
Casey, Rebekah
Cavaliere, James
Center, Jacob
Chandler, Gavin
Cheatham, Brandon
Clark, Kathrine
Collins, Jameson
Conley, Caden
Cook, Morgan
Cousino, Samantha
Coutcher, Jordan
Csendes, Alex
D Amore, Andrew
Dabish, Peter
Daly, Justin
Davis, Lainey
Dayton, Blake
Deanda, Eduardo
Derrer, Isabella
Derrer, Julia
Dippman, Bryce
Dow, Aydan
Downer, Alaysia
Dreier, Heidi
Duffer, Joseph
Dupler Jr, Brandon
Duvendack, Isabella
Duwve, Brayden
Dykema, Logan
Eberflus, Faith
Edwards, Aurora
Estrada, Marcos
Faulkner, Timothy
Floyd, Andrew
Foster, Annabella
Fox, Collin
Frasier, Lucas
Freck, Sarah
Frushour, Kiley
Fry, Solana
Garcia III, Philip
Garcia, Dominic
Garcia, Rheana
Gidley, Christina
Giller, Katherine
Gladieux, Dillon
Gomez, Madilynn
Granger, Makenna
Graver, Jacob
Hales, Griffin
Hamilton, Logan
Harrison, Emma
Haskell, Kendal
Hazuda, Brendan
Hendricks, Ross
Henney, Tyler
Herrera, Olivia
Holland, Dustin
Hooks, James
House, Lily
Huntermark, Alexis
Ivancso, Madison
Jadlocki, Gwyneth
Jaquillard, Brendan
Jeffries, Hunter
Jones, Rylie
Joy, Taylor
Kadiuraus, Chasity
Karcsak, Madalyn
Katschke, Kelsie
Kendrioski, Vincent
Kennedy, Jase
Kerschner, Gia
Kessler, Evan
Kohne, Chloie
Kraus, Zachary
Krontz, Alyssa
Krueger, Calliann
Kulwicki, Olivia
Kusian, Angelena
Kyer, Dominic
Laforge, Chase
Langford, Carson
LaPorte, Jacqueline
Le, Kristen
Lee, Kimberly
Loney, Brooke
Lott, Emily
Mabry, Gracie
Magers, Adrianna
Maletich, Vincent
Malin, Leah
Markus, Cody
Marsico, Sophia
Martin, Dakota
Materni, Evan
Maville, Chloe
McBride, Anya
McCourt, Lillian
McCullough, Alaysha
McIlroy, Jeremiah
McVicker, Rebekah
Measel, Lucas
Medina, Micah
Miller, Sydney
Molina, Angelina
Molina, Lillian
Molina, Roslyn
Montague, Kirsten
Montgomery, Ava
Moore, Ella
Morrison, Brock
Morrison, Jake
Neary, Joshua
Newton, John
Nonekowski, Kimberly
Orr, Gabriella
Palmer, Brock
Peace, Lainey
Perry, Danielle
Pfeiffer, Derek
Phillips, Colton
Pitts, Zion
Popovich, Aaleina
Porter, Theodore
Prottengeier, Tyler
Przybylski, Macey
Rahm, Marcus
Reed, Parker
Resendez, Carlo
Richards, Jeffery
Ricumstrict, Kordell
Rife, Kaden
Rohm, Chloe
Rohm, Jaylin
Rutkowski, Heidy
Salgau, Seanna
SanMiguel, Kaiden
Santellana, Anessa
Schmidlin, Roman
Schrader, Isaiah
Schultz, Hannah
Sekinger, Bella
Shabenas, Chloe
Shanks, Makenna
Shepard, Dylan
Shinavar, Zachary
Silva, Jordan
Sine, Jaravin
Skiver, Zoelee
Spencer, Sydnee
Splichal, Kyra
Sprouse, Jane
St Julian, Brendan
Stager, Ethan
Steele, Clara
Steffen, Faith
Strauss, Macy
Stringham, Curtis
Struffolino, Isabella
Swan, Kayla
Swiderski, Sidney
Tawil, Rema
Thatcher, Samuel
Thiel, Grant
Thomas, Chelsey
Thomas, Hunter
Thompson Jr, Aaron
Thompson, Evan
Trevino III, Wenseslado
Trost, Reid
Urbina, Emanuel
Valdez, Maximino
Varner, Alexis
Vasko, Kelsey
Waganfeald, Hal
Warrington, Ashley
Weidner, Mason
Whitten, Jackson
Wilkins, Kale
Williams, Kori
Witek, Sydney
Wong, Gillian
Woody, Natalie
Wrede, Colin
Yeager, Donovan
Yenrick, Olivia
Coy Elementary
4th Grade
Acree, Angelo
Bileck Jr, Adam
Brasiola, Jaxson
Byers, Annika
Chen, Christine
Chen, Stephanie
Day, Austin
Dayton, Sagen
Deal, Brody
Fairbanks, Reagan
Fox, Chloe
Gareau, Elijah
Gietzen, Benjamin
Gorajewski, Devin
Granger, Aaliyah
Grindle, Skylar
Holewinski II, Anthony
Houle, Logan
Kalmbach, Emma
Karrick, Hannah
Karrick, Olivia
Kish, Ethan
Kozina, Michael
Kurek, Cameron
Lesniewicz, Madelyn
Major, Adam
Mohon, Avery
Overton, Lillian
Pettry, JeanAnn
Purtee, Luke
Rew, Zavyur
Ringle, Nathan
Sandoval, Rodrigo
Sayed, Michael
Schacht, Noah
Schlegel, Camron
Schroeder, Aidan
Sepulveda, Idania
Spears, Grady
Stukenborg, Abigail
Thoman Jr, Derrick
Tobias, Isabelle
Tobias, Cole
Troxell, Konner
Vartorella, Dominic
Villegas, Antonio
Wagoner, Andrew
Wang, Alex
Wilson, Anna
Ziviski, Marissa
Jerusalem Elementary
4th Grade
Bauer, Kassidy
Boudreaux, Christopher
Bundy, Anna
Carlen, Olivia
Cascadden, Ariana
Chanthakham, Kaelani
Church, April
Coughlin, Lily
Dalton, Lillian
Gallaher, Vincent
Garcia, Elaina
Glass, Gavin
Hawes, Kaiden
Headworth, Connor
Heck, Regan
Hinojosa, Marcus
Jeremy, Lucas
Kolinski, Rebekah
Lajiness, Logan
Martin, Samantha
McQueary, Rowan
Mielke, Brandon
Miller, Emma
Munday, Austin
Newman, Laney
Pfeiffer, Nicholas
Schuster, Carsen
St Pierre, Dylan
Vriezelaar, Isabelle
Walendzak, Alyson
Westrick, Cooper
Westrick, Kaiden
Starr Elementary
4th Grade
Adamski, Alivia
Akins, Cole
Aziz, Steven
Barailloux, Ethan
Brown, Meena
Bussell IV, Donny
Cluckey, Brayden
Comer, Hannah
Earl Diemer, Jimmie
Encalado, Maiya
Fejes, Jessica
Fouty, Sophia
Fussell, Brock
Garcia, Ava
Garnsey, Corbin
Gibbs, Luke
Gladieux, Abigail
Haase, Lillian
Hughes, Ella
Johnson, Sheridan
Joy, Sara
Judy, Casey
Judy, Molly
Kamelesky, Blake
Knopp, Madisyn
Lewis, Gabriel
Lipper, Emily
Mominee, Austin
Morse, Maverick
Ogburn, Tristan
Purisima, Queenzy
Remusat Wukotich,
Claire
Roberts, Lydia
Rodriguez, Adella
Rowe, Matthew
Sass, Adrianna
Saunders, Jake
Serres, Corinne
Sherock, Sophia
Sillman, Karissa
Smith, Avin
Smith, Brooklynn
Smithers, Trinity
Soumaille, Mouhammed
Spetz, Chloe
Tabler, Cheyenne
Williams, Camden
Young, Avery
GT 4th Grade
Batch, Olivia
Bauer, Kassidy
Dioletti, Olivia
Druckenmiller, Katlyn
Hansen, Adam
Lipper, Jamie
Mariano, Marisa
Osborne, Kelsey
Parker, Madyson
Rivera, Evan
Roach, Avery
Robertson, Donald
Swangstu, Tristan
Thompson, Savannah
Weiland, Natalie
Young, Abrianna
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Winter Sports Schedules
Varsity Basketball (Boys)
2015-2016
Day
Date
Friday
Nov. 27
Opponent
Place
@ Columbian High School
Columbian High School
Harold Potter Gym (New)
Tuesday
Dec. 01
Woodward High School
Friday
Dec. 04
* @ Whitmer High School (Whitmer) Whitmer High School
Time
7:30PM
7:30PM
7:30PM
Tuesday
Dec. 08
* @ Findlay High School (Findlay)
Findlay High School
7:30PM
Friday
Dec. 11
* @ St. Francis De Sales (St
Francis)
St. Francis De Sales
7:30PM
7:30PM
Friday
Dec. 18
* St. John's Jesuit (St John's)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
Tuesday
Dec. 29
Rossford High School
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Saturday
Jan. 02
* @ Lima Senior High School (Lima Lima Senior High School
Senior)
7:30PM
Tuesday
Jan. 05
* Central Catholic H.S. (Central
Catholic)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Friday
Jan. 08
* @ Fremont Ross High School
(Fremont Ross)
Fremont Ross High School
7:30PM
Tuesday
Jan. 12
Northview High School
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Friday
Jan. 15
@ Cardinal Stritch H.S.
Cardinal Stritch H.S.
7:30PM
Tuesday
Jan. 19
* Whitmer High School (Whitmer)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Friday
Jan. 22
* Findlay High School (Findlay)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Tuesday
Jan. 26
@ Waite High School
Waite High School
7:30PM
Friday
Jan. 29
* St. Francis De Sales (St Francis)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Tuesday
Feb. 02
* @ St. John's Jesuit (St John's)
St. John's Jesuit
7:30PM
Friday
Feb. 05
* @ Central Catholic H.S. (Central
Catholic)
Central Catholic H.S.
7:30PM
Tuesday
Feb. 09
@ Genoa High School
Genoa High School
7:30PM
Friday
Feb. 12
* Fremont Ross High School
(Fremont Ross)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Friday
Feb. 19
* Lima Senior High School (Lima
Senior)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Tuesday
Feb. 23
Woodmore High School
(Woodmore)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Varsity Basketball (Girls)
2015-2016
Day
Date
S Saturday
Oct. 31
Opponent
Place
Time
Varsity/JV vs. Bowsher & Anthony
Wayne
Hank Spring Gym (Old)
11:00AM
S
Nov. 11
Wednesday
Scrimmage Lake/Scott
Hank Spring Gym (Old)
6:00PM
S Monday
Maumee High School
Harold Potter Gym (New)
6:00PM
S
Nov. 25
Wednesday
OPEN DATE (Alumni Game)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:00PM
Monday
Nov. 30
* @ Whitmer High School (Whitmer) Whitmer High School
7:30PM
Thursday
Dec. 03
* Central Catholic H.S. (Central
Catholic)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Thursday
Dec. 10
* Findlay High School (Findlay)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Thursday
Dec. 17
* @ Fremont Ross High School
(Fremont Ross)
Fremont Ross High School
7:30PM
Monday
Dec. 21
* St. Ursula Academy-Toledo (St
Ursula)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:45PM
Tuesday
Dec. 22
@ Start High School
Start High School
7:00PM
Monday
Dec. 28
@ Cincinnati Princeton Holiday
Tournament
Cincinnati Princeton Holiday
Tournament
6:00PM
Tuesday
Dec. 29
@ Cincinnati Princeton Holiday
Tournament
Cincinnati Princeton Holiday
Tournament
6:00PM
Thursday
Jan. 07
* @ Lima Senior High School (Lima Lima Senior High School
Senior)
Nov. 16
7:30PM
Saturday
Jan. 09
@ Southview High School
Southview High School
2:00PM
Thursday
Jan. 14
* @ Notre Dame Academy (Notre
Dame)
Notre Dame Academy
7:30PM
Monday
Jan. 18
Perrysburg High School
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Thursday
Jan. 21
* Whitmer High School (Whitmer)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:00PM
Monday
Jan. 25
* @ Central Catholic H.S. (Central
Catholic)
Central Catholic H.S.
7:30PM
Thursday
Jan. 28
* @ Findlay High School (Findlay)
Findlay High School
7:30PM
Monday
Feb. 01
* Fremont Ross High School
(Fremont Ross)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Tuesday
Feb. 02
Bedford High School
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Thursday
Feb. 04
* @ St. Ursula Academy-Toledo (St
Ursula)
St. Ursula Academy-Toledo
7:30PM
Monday
Feb. 08
* Lima Senior High School (Lima
Senior)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Thursday
Feb. 11
* Notre Dame Academy (Notre
Dame)
Harold Potter Gym (New)
7:30PM
Varsity Ice Hockey (Boys)
2015-2016
Opponent
Day
Date
Sunday
Nov. 22
Lake High School
Place
Friday
Nov. 27
@ Honey Pot Invitational-Cleveland Honey Pot Invitational-Cleveland
8:00AM
Friday
Dec. 04
@ Ottawa Hills Jr/Sr HS
Tam-O-Shanter
9:30PM
Saturday
Dec. 05
@ Perrysburg High School
Tam-O-Shanter
9:00PM
Friday
Dec. 11
@ Whitmer High School
Ice House
8:00PM
Saturday
Dec. 12
@ Anthony Wayne High School
(Anthony Wayne)
Tam-O-Shanter
9:00PM
Sunday
Dec. 13
@ Fremont Ross High School (@
Fremont Ice Rink)
Fremont Ross High School
3:30PM
6:00PM
Ice House
OREGON
ORACLE
Time
This newspaper is issued by the Board
of Education and staff of the Oregon City
School District. Questions raised by this
publication or other activities of this school
district can be answered by contacting one
of the following individuals or places:
Information Specialists:
Tamara Hughes 693-0665, ext. 2044
Dave Copsey 693-0661 ext. 3308
District Office:
5721 Seaman Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Superintendent, Hal D. Gregory
Dir. of Teaching and Learning, Dawn Henry
Dir. of Business Affairs, Dean Sandwisch
Treasurer, Jane Fruth
(419) 693-0661
Clay High School:
5665 Seaman Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, James Jurski
Asst. Principal, Nathan Quigg
(419) 693-0665
Fassett Junior High School:
3025 Starr Ave. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, Becci Bihn
Asst. Principal, Jeff Straka
(419) 698-6008
Eisenhower Intermediate School:
331 N. Curtice Rd. Oregon, OH 43618
Principal, Tim Holcombe
(419) 836-7215
Coy Elementary School:
3604 Pickle Rd. Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, Amy Molnar
(419) 698-6010
Jerusalem Elementary School:
535 S. Yondota Rd., Curtice, OH 43412
Principal, Paul Gibbs
(419) 836-7704
Starr Elementary School:
3230 Starr Ave., Oregon, OH 43616
Principal, Jennifer Conkle
(419) 693-0589
Wynn Center:
5224 Bayshore Rd., Oregon, OH 43618
(419) 698-8003
Career and Technology Education
5665 Seaman Rd., Oregon, OH 43616
(419) 693-0668
Director, Steve Bialorucki
School Board Members
Carol Molnar, President
Jeff Ziviski, Vice President
Mike Csehi
Heather Miller
Dan Saevig
The Oregon City Schools Board of Education
has regularly scheduled meetings on the 2nd
Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m. in the CHS
Learning Commons. The public is always welcome to attend, however, the date and location
may change so please call 693-0661 to inquire
before attending.
4:30PM
Friday
Dec. 18
@ Maumee High School (Maumee)
BGSU
Sunday
Dec. 20
OPEN DATE (Northwest Eagles)
Ice House
4:30PM
Saturday
Jan. 02
Maumee High School (Maumee)
Ice House
9:00PM
1:30PM
Sunday
Jan. 03
@ Bowling Green High School
BGSU
Friday
Jan. 08
@ Southview High School
Tam-O-Shanter
7:00PM
Saturday
Jan. 09
@ OPEN DATE (Northwest Eagles)
BGSU
4:00PM
Saturday
Jan. 09
@ Lake High School
BGSU
8:00PM
Friday
Jan. 15
@ OPEN DATE (University School)
Tam-O-Shanter
9:00PM
Saturday
Jan. 16
St. Francis De Sales
Tam-O-Shanter
11:00AM
Saturday
Jan. 16
Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller
Tam-O-Shanter
5:00PM
Sunday
Jan. 17
@ OPEN DATE
Tam-O-Shanter
8:30AM
Friday
Jan. 22
Anthony Wayne High School
Ice House
9:30PM
Saturday
Jan. 23
Southview High School
Ice House
9:30PM
Friday
Jan. 29
@ Maumee High School
Ice House
8:00PM
Saturday
Jan. 30
Perrysburg High School
Ice House
7:00PM
Friday
Feb. 05
@ Springfield High School
Tam-O-Shanter
7:30PM
Saturday
Feb. 06
Whitmer High School
Ice House
9:30PM
Sunday
Feb. 14
St. Ignatius
Ice House
4:30PM
Friday
Feb. 19
OPEN DATE (White Division
Playoffs)
Oregon Clay HS/MS
TBA
The Oregon City School District complies with
federal laws which prohibit discrimination in programs
and activities receiving federal assistance.
Title 1 Regulation-Parents may request information
regarding the professional qualifications of
their child’s teacher.
Contact the Oregon City School administration
building for information (419-693-0661) or visit the
Ohio Department of Education’s website for teacher
certification. http://www.ode.state.oh.us/
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits
discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national
origin.
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
prohibits discrimination on the basis of handicap.
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex.
The Age Discrimination Act of 1975 prohibits
discrimination of the basis of age.
The Oregon City School District also complies with
the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974
which grants to parents/guardians the rights to examine
their children’s offical school records.
Inquiries regarding unlawful discrimination may be
directed to Hal Gregory, Superintendent, Oregon City
Schools, 5721 Seaman Road, Oregon, OH 43616 or
by calling 419-693-0661