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CELEBR ATIONS ! THE COURIERTUESDAY, APRIL 4, 2017T2

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Best-selling books for the week ended March 26, according to the Wall Street Journal.

FICTION 1. “Mississippi Blood” by Greg Iles

(William Morrow) 2. “If Not for You” by Debbie

Macomber (Ballantine) 3. “Too Many Carrots” by Katy

Hudson (Capstone Young Readers) 4. “Vicious Circle” by C.J. Box (G.P.

Putnam’s Sons) 5. “Green Eggs and Ham” by Dr.

Seuss (Random House Children’s Books) 6. “One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue

Fish” by Dr. Seuss (Random House Chil-dren’s Books)

7. “The Cutthroat” by Clive Cussler and Justin Scott (G.P. Putnam’s Sons)

8. “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” by Newt Scamander (Arthur Levine)

9. “Dangerous Games” by Danielle Steel (Delacorte)

10. “Double Down: Diary of a Wimpy Kid” by Jeff Kinney (Amulet)

NONFICTION 1. “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidy-

ing Up” by Marie Kondo (Ten Speed) 2. “Unshakeable” by Tony Robbins

(Simon & Schuster) 3. “Hillbilly Elegy” by J.D. Vance

(Harper) 4. “Trump’s War” by Michael Savage

(Center Street) 5. “Wired to Eat” by Robb Wolf (Har-

mony) 6. “Bright Line Eating” by Susan

Peirce Thompson (Hay House) 7. “Killing the Rising Sun” by Bill

O’Reilly and Martin Dugard (Henry Holt & Co)

8. “Strengths Finder 2.0” by Tom Rath (Gallup)

9. “The Magnolia Story” by Gaines/Gaines (Thomas Nelson)

10. “Portraits of Courage” by George W. Bush (Crown)

FICTION E-BOOKS 1. “Bound Together” by Christine

Feehan (Windblown Media) 2. “Mississippi Blood” by Greg Iles

The best-sellers list

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Today is Tuesday, April 4, the 94th day of 2017. There are 271 days left in the year.

Today’s highlight in history: On April 4, 1968, civil rights leader

Martin Luther King Jr., 39, was shot and killed on a balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee.

On this date: In 1818, Congress decided the flag

of the United States would consist of 13 red and white stripes and 20 stars, with a new star to be added for every new state of the Union.

In 1841, President William Henry Harrison succumbed to pneumonia one month after his inaugural, becoming the first U.S. chief executive to die in office.

In 1859, “Dixie” was performed pub-licly for the first time by Bryant’s Min-strels at Mechanics’ Hall in New York.

In 1864, President Abraham Lincoln, in a letter to Kentucky newspaper editor Albert G. Hodges, wrote: “I claim not to have controlled events, but confess plainly that events have controlled me.”

In 1887, Susanna Madora Salter became the first woman elected mayor of an American community: Argonia, Kansas.

In 1917, the U.S. Senate voted 82-6 in

favor of declaring war against Germany (the House followed suit two days later by a vote of 373-50).

In 1933, the Navy airship USS Akron crashed in severe weather off the New Jersey coast with the loss of 73 lives.

In 1949, 12 nations, including the United States, signed the North Atlantic Treaty in Washington, D.C.

In 1958, Johnny Stompanato, an enforcer for crime boss Mickey Cohen and the boyfriend of actress Lana Turner, was stabbed to death by Turner’s teen-age daughter, Cheryl Crane, who said Stompanato had attacked her mother.

In 1975, more than 130 people, most of them children, were killed when a U.S. Air Force transport plane evacuat-ing Vietnamese orphans crash-landed shortly after takeoff from Saigon. Micro-soft was founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

In 1983, the space shuttle Challenger roared into orbit on its maiden voyage. (It was destroyed in the disaster of Janu-ary 1986.)

In 1991, Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., and six other people, including two children, were killed when a helicopter collided with Heinz’s plane over a schoolyard in Merion, Pennsylvania.

Ten years ago: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahma-

dinejad announced the surprise release of 15 captive British sailors and marines.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi held talks with Syrian President Bashar Assad over White House objections.

Radio shock jock Don Imus outraged some of his listeners by disparaging the Rutgers University women’s basketball team as “nappy headed hos.” (Despite an apology, Imus was fired by CBS Radio and cable network MSNBC; he was hired elsewhere by year’s end.)

Five years ago: Republican presidential candidate

Mitt Romney unleashed a strong attack on President Barack Obama’s truthful-ness, accusing him of running a “hide-and-seek” re-election campaign in an address to newspaper editors and pub-lishers.

A federal judge sentenced five former New Orleans police officers to prison for the deadly Danziger Bridge shootings in the chaotic days following Hurricane Katrina. (The verdicts in the case were later set aside by the judge, who cited prosecutorial misconduct; the offi-cers pleaded guilty in 2016 to reduced charges.)

One year ago: The Supreme Court, in Evenwel v.

Abbott, unanimously endorsed elec-tion maps that bolstered the growing political influence of America’s Latinos, ruling that states could count everyone, not just eligible voters, in drawing voting

Today in history

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ArcadiaArcadia High School has

announced its honor roll for the third quarter.

The following students were named to the A Honor Roll:

Seniors — Dalton Abell, Ethan Boes, Meredith Boes, Tylee Earl, Alexandra Endicott, Lexie Fretz, Kadin Harris, Courtney Heyman, Haley Kieffer, Alexandra Metcalfe, Allison Mock, Mariah Monday, Alex Pessell, Jocelyn Peters, Zach Salazar, Renae Thompson, Liliana Velazquez, Logan Ward, Taylor Ware.

Juniors — Lindsey Donaldson, Erin Grieselding, Kali Heaston, Faith Hills, Rachel Huber, Marissa Hutchin-son, Melissa Lawrence, Karly Renz, Josh Roth, Emma Saltzman, Samuel Stahl.

Sophomores — Kayla Brubaker, Danielle Burnett, Victoria Green, Elizabeth Keefe, Luke Metzger, Megan Mock, Ivy Noel, Elliott Palmer, Emily Peters, Kennedy Pratt, Sydney Ramsey, Rose Reichenbaugh, Breana Reinhart, Braeden Smith, Ashton Wolfe.

Freshmen — Grace Conine, Caity Cramer, Andrea Dauterman, Olivia Ernest, Mesa Grine, Madisson Hartsel, Briana Jordan, Lea Pessell, Hayden Rader, Morgan Squire, Justen Stoner

Eighth graders — Samantha Bur-nett, Kaleb Enders, Joeanne Ervin, Braylee Harris, Parker Hoepf, Aubrey Jordan, Ariana Sanchez, Noah Stahl, Laci Vogel.

The following students were named to the A-B Honor Roll:

Seniors — Rylee Aurand, Allyson Bader-Dunn, Courtney Bauman, Cody Bruce, Cole Cramer, Skyler Cramer, Sean Kelly, Alyssa Kimble, Morgan Laveglia, Brittney Nye, Dakota Wit-tenmyer.

Juniors — Trevor Brubaker, Morgan Burns, Alyssa Clagg, Braydon George, Reese Grine, Colleen Gross-man, Kaylee Jablonski, Marshal Sand-ers, Alea Ziegman.

Sophomores — Amayia Alexander, Cole Coppus, Mason Hoepf, Dezmond Johnson, Savanna Kimmel, Mallory Laveglia, Logan Mareches, Mariah Villarreal, Samantha Watkins.

Freshmen — Destinie Benner, Evan Boes, Rebecca Dunn, Jenna Fenimore, Madison Frias, Katie Grif-fin, Dominic Guillen, Annie Metcalfe, William Recker, Lanei Rodriguez, Johnna Snow, Ava Woolley.

Eighth graders — Kaylee Goeller, Olivia Golden, Sylvia Loera, Grace Lucien, Hannah Mathias, Reagan Pratt, Emma Ratliff, Madison Roth, Brianna Salyers, Mackenzie Tesnow, Lyndee Ward.

Seventh graders — Breanna Cham-bers, Aidan Clagg, Nevaeh Emerich, Alexzander Green, Anthony Huffman,

Mackenzie Kemenah, Brianna Long, Abigail Sheridan, Olivia Southward, Jenna Sparks, Victoria Stumpner, Emma Yaple, Collin Yoakam.

Glenwood M.S.

Glenwood Middle School has announced its honor roll for the third quarter.

The following students were named to the Distinguished Honor Roll:

Eighth graders — Rileigh Adkins, Ruba Almotawa, Mariah Ametrano, Emily Barberree, Caleb Barnes, Asil Bascal, Alex Beasley, Zachary Beier, Gabriel Bennett, Brian Bielicki, Halie Bowen, Kylie Britton, McKenna Bruni, Mackenzie Carpenter, Grace Cobb, Sierra Cosart, Carson Dale, Brianna Davis, Isabella Doncyson, Nicholas English, Alyse Fisher, Jalyss Fisher, Kayla Flugga, Morgan Foos, Marshall Frankforther, Olivia Gargac, Zachary Geiser, Nicole Hadley, Wesley Hanson, Justin Hartman, Jack Heater, Adam Hellman, Ashley Hughes, Maureen Jones, Jack Kenny, Olivia Kistler, Shannon Klotz, Anthony Koon, Grant Lane, Jordan Lane, Trinity Lee, Aliyona Lopez, Nicholas Maget, Kyley Mauger, Kelsey May, Sara May, Lilian Meienburg, Nathan Meier, Kenneth Melton, Daniel Mon-inger, Blaine Rader, Mark Rash, Rus-sell Rash, Hayleah Rhodes, Nicole Sacksteder, Trinity Santana, Shane Scalfaro, Taylor Seaholm, Katherine Short, Leslii Silveus, Justine Smith, Vivian Smith, Lydia Spaeth, Forrest Stacy, Jacob Stansbery, Brandon Steffan, Van Stolick, Tiffany Stultz, Dillon Timbrook, Ivey Young, Kath-ryn Young, Sophia Yu, Aaron White.

Seventh graders — Hanna Acker, Sameerah AlAhmad, Eryn Albert, Emily Alic, Andrew Allsop, Nevaeh Ametrano, Katherine Armstrong, Michael Armstrong, Madison Barber-ree, Mohamed Bascal, Kelsey Bates, Abigail Bielicki, Maxwell Beining, Natalie Blair, Alexander Buck, Roen Chenevey, Isabella Campos, Ashton Cooper, Elizabeth Copeland, Ty Cor-donnier, Lily Cox, Connor Davis, Karlee Dittman, Sammie Dong, Ashlee Eldridge, Allison Ernst, Emma Fenner, Elliana Frankforther, Samantha Franks, Quinten Freeman, Kale Fuller, Meredith Fulton, Vanessa Gameda, Jackson Gangle, Aislinn Gatchell, Ember Gault, Kiley Geiser, Lucas Gentry, Serenity Green, MeiLi Gupta, Jayden Halliday, Haden Harris, Zachery Harris, Payton Hildebrand, Christina Horn, Tyler Horstman, Maxwell Hosey, Hailey Hotelling, Aubrey Hucke, Dezerea Hummel, Chloe Hughes, Maree Iboaya, Ben Ire-land, Emi Kawamura, Nathan Kibble, Jacob Kraus, Mason Laube, Brayden Layne, Nathan Leipheimer, Sophia

Linfitt, Nicholas Lloyd, Mattea Lutz, Trayton McCray, Brock Makrancy, Autumn Meadows, Joshua Meeks, Jr., Emily Meier, Isabella Miller, Cody Mlsna, Jazmine Moloney, Nickole Montgomery, Iyona Murphy, Kath-erine Murphy, Derrick Noon, Ken-nedy O’Dell, Rheanna Patterson, Arianna Peltier, Alex Post, Brice Pot-teiger, Brock Rettig, Sydney Risner, Max Roth, Terrion Ross, Justin Roth, Megan Rupp, Spencer Sadler, Colette Seager, Matthew Searls, Leah Sellers, Cole Sena, Jayden Sheridan, Kelsey Shindeldecker, Ryan Shin-deldecker, Nicholas Simmermeyer, Maggie Slough, Ceilidh Smith, Ayri-ana Snyder, Tristan Stephens, Parker Stocker, RaeLynn Treft, Lilybeth Wal-leman, Kaitlyn Watkins, Kameron Wauford, Samuel Weihrauch, Emily Wirt, Jason Yammine, Rina Xayasy, Natalie Zalat, Ethan Zheng.

Sixth graders — Lunden Adkins, Hailey Ailes, Chloe Albert, Audrey Aldoy, Leah Asel, Aaliyah Barnes, Hannah Beard, Christopher Beck, Kiara Beekman, Andrew Behrendt, Mikayla Betts, Morgan Betts, Sara Bower, Hannah Bunkley, Ellise Bus-inger, Lindsey Cassata, Landon Court-ney, Kylie Davis, Natalie Davis, Ethan Dulaney, Alexis Edwards, Aaden Engrissei, Sophie Feasel, Ava Fort, Seth Franks, Lillian Freeman, Elena Gerken, Urmika Ghosh, Emelia Green, Jordan Greer, Sabrina Henige, Mason Hoskins, Isabel Humm, Mia Kennard,

Michael Kennard, Andon King, Mack-enzie Kirk, Bryson Kleman, Ethan Lammers, Elizabeth Lane, Abigail Langstaff, Ruby Linfitt, Kaleena Love, Bryce Main, Kyndra Maple, Brisyn Markins, Aumerie McDougle, Alexander Might, Ethan Moore, Ava Neat, Eric Opara, Keera Osborne, Hannah Ragland, Jorge Reyes, An Sawai, Unity Searls, Alexander Selick, Cadence Shively, Marissa Shoemaker, Rayne Simsa, Miriam Smith, Eliza-beth Speer, Lexi Staschiak, Alaina Steffes, Simone Stolick, Avery Stults, Chloe Teoh, Samuel Thompson, Kylee Timbrook, Carlyn Tong, Sang Tran, Caitlin Vollmar, Caleb Wagner, Don-ovan Watts, Lydia Weigand, Jordan Wilcox, Cole Wright, Abigail Zawisza.

The following students were named to the Merit Honor Roll:

Eighth graders — Colin Arquette, Jonathan Beck, Julien Carlin, Jaela Chapin, Caydon Cooper, Levi Edwards, Destanie Green-Moran, Salvatore Hoekstra, Isaac Hoye, Samantha Hunt, Eli Johnson, Faith Johnson, Kaitlyn Johnson, Jordan Keckler, Dalton Kingery, Zane Laws, Zachary Martin, Zoee Naftzger, Julius Nique-Hauenstein, Mei Ogi-wara, Taliya Payne, Zoey Peterson, Caylin Price, Alexander Reisner, Jona-than Beck, Allison Robosky, Shayla Ross, Jonathan Rousey, Eli Shepherd, Cody Snyder, Aryanna Sosa, Mala-chi Springer, Morgan Stacey, Alauna Stults, Richard (Jeremiah) Tatum,

Jenna Taylor, Carolyn Turner, Anakin Wesney.

Seventh graders — Danah Alamry, Heaven Allen, Nathan Baker, Beau Bibler, Kylie Blasnek, Ezra Carver, Lily Cox, Malakhi Ferguson, Caden Freyman, Ethan Giesey, Taylor Giesey, Alexis Hartman, Chaselyn Herringshaw, Kara Kove, Mason Laube, Katherine LaMee, Brooke May, Trayton McCray, Ethan Mill-wood, Michaela Moore, Rayne Nev-ille, Savoux Moore, Ty Pace, Lily Phillips, Brice Potteiger, Genesis Quarles, Adriana Sanchez, Nikolaos Smith, Alexander Swan, Briona Thomas, Trey Treft, Autumn VanA-tta, Ava Wilkinson.

Sixth graders — Khari Beard, Blake Bowen, Shelby Dale, Xochiel Galvan, Adriona Huether, Dakota Jones, Damien Keller, Mylidia Lam-bert, Jazmine Lanagan, Matthew Metzer, Yusuke Ogiwara, Conner Pat-terson, Kirsten Pollock, Tyra Purcell, Lorissa Ricker, Abbygayle Roberts, Caleb Robinson, Katalina Sanchez, Logan Steele, Arata Uchiyama, Chris-tian Wagner, Alexis Wise.

Donnell M.S.Glenwood Middle School has


Honor Roll

See HONOR ROLL, Page T4

CELEBR ATIONS !THE COURIERTUESDAY, APRIL 4, 2017 T3

Larry and Pamela (Gordon) Sudlow, of McComb, will celebrate 50 years of marriage on April 8, 2017. The couple was married at the Hoytville United Methodist Church with Rev. John Hoover offi ciating.

The couple was blessed with four children: Kerri (Brian) Buck and Brooke (Chris Cramer) Dunbar; a daughter, Heidi, and a son, Matt, are deceased. They have fi ve

grandchildren: Dalton, Hailey & Madison Buck and Kyle and Nathan Dunbar. Pam’s mother, Donna Gordon, also resides in McComb.

Larry is retired from the Findlay Post Offi ce and Pam is employed as a cosmetologist.

The couple will celebrate with a family dinner and a trip to be taken at a later date.

Larry & Pamela Sudlow

ANNIVERSARY

Mike Bulkowski, the son of Alfred and Leah Bulkowski, and Grenda Roth, daughter of George and Grace Roth, were married April 8, 1967 at Arcadia United Methodist Church, in Arcadia, Ohio.

Mr. Bulkowski is retired from General Dynamics Corp. Mrs. Bulkowski is retired from Blanchard Valley Hospital.

They have two children and six grandchildren including: Michael

Bulkowski, Chicago, Illinois, and his two children Willough and Eero; and Michelle Gingrich, her husband Fred, and their four children Abbey, Avery, Chloe and Ethan, Ashland, Ohio.

Mike and Grenda enjoy RV camping, especially on the gulf shores of Alabama, and in Michigan. The couple will celebrate their anniversary with a family dinner.

Mike & Grenda Bulkowski

ANNIVERSARY


Eighth graders — Rileigh Adkins, Ruba Almotawa, Mariah Ametrano, Emily Barberree, Caleb Barnes, Asil Bascal, Alex Beasley, Zachary Beier, Gabriel Bennett, Brian Bielicki, Halie Bowen, Kylie Britton, McKenna Bruni, Mackenzie Carpenter, Grace Cobb, Sierra Cosart, Carson Dale, Brianna Davis, Isabella Doncyson, Nicholas English, Alyse Fisher, Jalyss Fisher, Kayla Flugga, Morgan Foos, Marshall Frankforther, Olivia Gargac, Zachary Geiser, Nicole Hadley, Wesley Hanson, Justin Hartman, Jack Heater, Adam Hellman, Ashley Hughes, Maureen Jones, Jack Kenny, Olivia Kistler, Shannon Klotz, Anthony Koon, Grant Lane, Jordan Lane, Trinity Lee, Aliyona Lopez, Nicholas Maget, Kyley Mauger, Kelsey May, Sara May, Lilian Meienburg, Nathan Meier, Kenneth Melton, Daniel Mon-inger, Blaine Rader, Mark Rash, Rus-sell Rash, Hayleah Rhodes, Nicole Sacksteder, Trinity Santana, Shane Scalfaro, Taylor Seaholm, Katherine Short, Leslii Silveus, Justine Smith, Vivian Smith, Lydia Spaeth, Forrest Stacy, Jacob Stansbery, Brandon Steffan, Van Stolick, Tiffany Stultz, Dillon Timbrook, Ivey Young, Kath-ryn Young, Sophia Yu, Aaron White.

Seventh graders — Hanna Acker, Sameerah AlAhmad, Eryn Albert, Emily Alic, Andrew Allsop, Nevaeh Ametrano, Katherine Armstrong, Michael Armstrong, Madison Barber-ree, Mohamed Bascal, Kelsey Bates, Abigail Bielicki, Maxwell Beining, Natalie Blair, Alexander Buck, Roen Chenevey, Isabella Campos, Ashton Cooper, Elizabeth Copeland, Ty Cor-donnier, Lily Cox, Connor Davis, Karlee Dittman, Sammie Dong, Ashlee Eldridge, Allison Ernst, Emma Fenner, Elliana Frankforther, Samantha Franks, Quinten Freeman, Kale Fuller, Meredith Fulton, Vanessa Gameda, Jackson Gangle, Aislinn Gatchell, Ember Gault, Kiley Geiser, Lucas Gentry, Serenity Green, MeiLi Gupta, Jayden Halliday, Haden Harris, Zachery Harris, Payton Hildebrand, Christina Horn, Tyler Horstman, Maxwell Hosey, Hailey Hotelling, Aubrey Hucke, Dezerea Hummel, Chloe Hughes, Maree Iboaya, Ben Ire-land, Emi Kawamura, Nathan Kibble, Jacob Kraus, Mason Laube, Brayden Layne, Nathan Leipheimer, Sophia Linfitt, Nicholas Lloyd, Mattea Lutz, Trayton McCray, Brock Makrancy, Autumn Meadows, Joshua Meeks, Jr., Emily Meier, Isabella Miller, Cody Mlsna, Jazmine Moloney, Nickole Montgomery, Iyona Murphy, Kath-erine Murphy, Derrick Noon, Ken-nedy O’Dell, Rheanna Patterson, Arianna Peltier, Alex Post, Brice Pot-teiger, Brock Rettig, Sydney Risner,

Max Roth, Terrion Ross, Justin Roth, Megan Rupp, Spencer Sadler, Colette Seager, Matthew Searls, Leah Sellers, Cole Sena, Jayden Sheridan, Kelsey Shindeldecker, Ryan Shin-deldecker, Nicholas Simmermeyer, Maggie Slough, Ceilidh Smith, Ayri-ana Snyder, Tristan Stephens, Parker Stocker, RaeLynn Treft, Lilybeth Wal-leman, Kaitlyn Watkins, Kameron Wauford, Samuel Weihrauch, Emily Wirt, Jason Yammine, Rina Xayasy, Natalie Zalat, Ethan Zheng.

Sixth graders — Lunden Adkins, Hailey Ailes, Chloe Albert, Audrey Aldoy, Leah Asel, Aaliyah Barnes, Hannah Beard, Christopher Beck, Kiara Beekman, Andrew Behrendt, Mikayla Betts, Morgan Betts, Sara Bower, Hannah Bunkley, Ellise Bus-inger, Lindsey Cassata, Landon Court-ney, Kylie Davis, Natalie Davis, Ethan Dulaney, Alexis Edwards, Aaden Engrissei, Sophie Feasel, Ava Fort, Seth Franks, Lillian Freeman, Elena Gerken, Urmika Ghosh, Emelia Green, Jordan Greer, Sabrina Henige, Mason Hoskins, Isabel Humm, Mia Kennard, Michael Kennard, Andon King, Mack-enzie Kirk, Bryson Kleman, Ethan Lammers, Elizabeth Lane, Abigail Langstaff, Ruby Linfitt, Kaleena Love, Bryce Main, Kyndra Maple, Brisyn Markins, Aumerie McDougle, Alexander Might, Ethan Moore, Ava Neat, Eric Opara, Keera Osborne, Hannah Ragland, Jorge Reyes, An Sawai, Unity Searls, Alexander Selick,

Cadence Shively, Marissa Shoemaker, Rayne Simsa, Miriam Smith, Eliza-beth Speer, Lexi Staschiak, Alaina Steffes, Simone Stolick, Avery Stults, Chloe Teoh, Samuel Thompson, Kylee Timbrook, Carlyn Tong, Sang Tran, Caitlin Vollmar, Caleb Wagner, Don-ovan Watts, Lydia Weigand, Jordan Wilcox, Cole Wright, Abigail Zawisza.

The following students were named to the Merit Honor Roll:

Eighth graders — Colin Arquette, Jonathan Beck, Julien Carlin, Jaela Chapin, Caydon Cooper, Levi Edwards, Destanie Green-Moran, Salvatore Hoekstra, Isaac Hoye, Samantha Hunt, Eli Johnson, Faith Johnson, Kaitlyn Johnson, Jordan Keckler, Dalton Kingery, Zane Laws, Zachary Martin, Zoee Naftzger, Julius Nique-Hauenstein, Mei Ogi-wara, Taliya Payne, Zoey Peterson, Caylin Price, Alexander Reisner, Jona-than Beck, Allison Robosky, Shayla Ross, Jonathan Rousey, Eli Shepherd, Cody Snyder, Aryanna Sosa, Mala-chi Springer, Morgan Stacey, Alauna Stults, Richard (Jeremiah) Tatum, Jenna Taylor, Carolyn Turner, Anakin Wesney.

Seventh graders — Danah Alamry, Heaven Allen, Nathan Baker, Beau Bibler, Kylie Blasnek, Ezra Carver, Lily Cox, Malakhi Ferguson, Caden Freyman, Ethan Giesey, Taylor Giesey, Alexis Hartman, Chaselyn Herringshaw, Kara Kove, Mason Laube, Katherine LaMee, Brooke

May, Trayton McCray, Ethan Mill-wood, Michaela Moore, Rayne Nev-ille, Savoux Moore, Ty Pace, Lily Phillips, Brice Potteiger, Genesis Quarles, Adriana Sanchez, Nikolaos Smith, Alexander Swan, Briona Thomas, Trey Treft, Autumn VanA-tta, Ava Wilkinson.


Heritage ChristianGlenwood Middle School has



Eighth graders — Rileigh Adkins, Ruba Almotawa, Mariah Ametrano, Emily Barberree, Caleb Barnes, Asil Bascal, Alex Beasley, Zachary Beier, Gabriel Bennett, Brian Bielicki, Halie Bowen, Kylie Britton, McKenna Bruni, Mackenzie Carpenter, Grace Cobb, Sierra Cosart, Carson Dale, Brianna Davis, Isabella Doncyson,

Nicholas English, Alyse Fisher, Jalyss Fisher, Kayla Flugga, Morgan Foos, Marshall Frankforther, Olivia Gargac, Zachary Geiser, Nicole Hadley, Wesley Hanson, Justin Hartman, Jack Heater, Adam Hellman, Ashley Hughes, Maureen Jones, Jack Kenny, Olivia Kistler, Shannon Klotz, Anthony Koon, Grant Lane, Jordan Lane, Trinity Lee, Aliyona Lopez, Nicholas Maget, Kyley Mauger, Kelsey May, Sara May, Lilian Meienburg, Nathan Meier, Kenneth Melton, Daniel Mon-inger, Blaine Rader, Mark Rash, Rus-sell Rash, Hayleah Rhodes, Nicole Sacksteder, Trinity Santana, Shane Scalfaro, Taylor Seaholm, Katherine Short, Leslii Silveus, Justine Smith, Vivian Smith, Lydia Spaeth, Forrest Stacy, Jacob Stansbery, Brandon Steffan, Van Stolick, Tiffany Stultz, Dillon Timbrook, Ivey Young, Kath-ryn Young, Sophia Yu, Aaron White.

Seventh graders — Hanna Acker, Sameerah AlAhmad, Eryn Albert, Emily Alic, Andrew Allsop, Nevaeh Ametrano, Katherine Armstrong, Michael Armstrong, Madison Barber-ree, Mohamed Bascal, Kelsey Bates, Abigail Bielicki, Maxwell Beining, Natalie Blair, Alexander Buck, Roen Chenevey, Isabella Campos, Ashton Cooper, Elizabeth Copeland, Ty Cor-donnier, Lily Cox, Connor Davis, Karlee Dittman, Sammie Dong, Ashlee Eldridge, Allison Ernst,

Honor rollContinued from page T3



WEDDING

Howard-HixsonCarol Lee (Kelly)

Hixson of Adrian, Michigan and Dale N. Howard of Findlay, Ohio were united in marriage on November 26, 2016 at the West Adrian Community Church in Adrian, Michigan.

Pastor Tedd Galloway offi ciated the 4 p.m. cere-mony.

WEDDING

Thomas and Susan Lause announce the marriage of their daughter, Allison Mary, to Mr. Jeffrey Thomas Shock, son of Jay and Judy Shock of Pittsburgh, PA.

The ceremony took place on September 24, 2016 at Brightwater Point and the reception was held on the Lakeside Lawn-both overlooking Tellico Lake at WindRiver, near Knoxville, TN.

Emily Lause stood beside her sister as Maid of Honor. Attendants included Jacqueline Stewart, sister of the groom, Madeline Zellner, Frances Warren, Mallory Rusnak, Priya Stipe, Erika Scanlin, and Kylette Lacy, all friends of the bride/groom.

Chuck Borowy served as Best Man. Groomsmen included Michael Lause, brother of the

bride, Patrick Worstell, Eric Lam, Evan Thomas, Jamie Thomas, Cory Baumgarten, and Jesse Conner, all friends of the bride/groom.

The bride wore a gown by Watters and Watters with hand-placed lace motif detail and she carried a cascading bouquet of creamy white Vendella roses.

The guests enjoyed dinner prepared by Chef Robert Allen, featuring a few Southern favorites, followed by dancing under the stars.

Allison is a 2006 graduate ofFindlay High School and a 2010 graduate of Miami University. Jeffrey is a 2005 graduate ofUpper St. Clair High School and a 2009 graduate of Penn State University. They are both employed by Accenture Consulting and reside in Columbus, OH.

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Thomas Shock

Emma Fenner, Elliana Frankforther, Samantha Franks, Quinten Freeman, Kale Fuller, Meredith Fulton, Vanessa Gameda, Jackson Gangle, Aislinn Gatchell, Ember Gault, Kiley Geiser, Lucas Gentry, Serenity Green, MeiLi Gupta, Jayden Halliday, Haden Harris, Zachery Harris, Payton Hildebrand, Christina Horn, Tyler Horstman, Maxwell Hosey, Hailey Hotelling, Aubrey Hucke, Dezerea Hummel, Chloe Hughes, Maree Iboaya, Ben Ire-land, Emi Kawamura, Nathan Kibble, Jacob Kraus, Mason Laube, Brayden Layne, Nathan Leipheimer, Sophia Linfitt, Nicholas Lloyd, Mattea Lutz, Trayton McCray, Brock Makrancy, Autumn Meadows, Joshua Meeks, Jr., Emily Meier, Isabella Miller, Cody Mlsna, Jazmine Moloney, Nickole Montgomery, Iyona Murphy, Kath-erine Murphy, Derrick Noon, Ken-nedy O’Dell, Rheanna Patterson, Arianna Peltier, Alex Post, Brice Pot-teiger, Brock Rettig, Sydney Risner, Max Roth, Terrion Ross, Justin Roth, Megan Rupp, Spencer Sadler, Colette Seager, Matthew Searls, Leah Sellers, Cole Sena, Jayden Sheridan, Kelsey Shindeldecker, Ryan Shin-deldecker, Nicholas Simmermeyer, Maggie Slough, Ceilidh Smith, Ayri-ana Snyder, Tristan Stephens, Parker Stocker, RaeLynn Treft, Lilybeth Wal-leman, Kaitlyn Watkins, Kameron Wauford, Samuel Weihrauch, Emily Wirt, Jason Yammine, Rina Xayasy, Natalie Zalat, Ethan Zheng.

Sixth graders — Lunden Adkins, Hailey Ailes, Chloe Albert, Audrey Aldoy, Leah Asel, Aaliyah Barnes, Hannah Beard, Christopher Beck, Kiara Beekman, Andrew Behrendt, Mikayla Betts, Morgan Betts, Sara Bower, Hannah Bunkley, Ellise Bus-inger, Lindsey Cassata, Landon Court-ney, Kylie Davis, Natalie Davis, Ethan Dulaney, Alexis Edwards, Aaden Engrissei, Sophie Feasel, Ava Fort, Seth Franks, Lillian Freeman, Elena Gerken, Urmika Ghosh, Emelia Green, Jordan Greer, Sabrina Henige, Mason Hoskins, Isabel Humm, Mia Kennard, Michael Kennard, Andon King, Mack-enzie Kirk, Bryson Kleman, Ethan Lammers, Elizabeth Lane, Abigail Langstaff, Ruby Linfitt, Kaleena Love, Bryce Main, Kyndra Maple, Brisyn Markins, Aumerie McDougle, Alexander Might, Ethan Moore, Ava Neat, Eric Opara, Keera Osborne, Hannah Ragland, Jorge Reyes, An Sawai, Unity Searls, Alexander Selick, Cadence Shively, Marissa Shoemaker, Rayne Simsa, Miriam Smith, Eliza-beth Speer, Lexi Staschiak, Alaina Steffes, Simone Stolick, Avery Stults, Chloe Teoh, Samuel Thompson, Kylee Timbrook, Carlyn Tong, Sang Tran, Caitlin Vollmar, Caleb Wagner, Don-ovan Watts, Lydia Weigand, Jordan Wilcox, Cole Wright, Abigail Zawisza.

The following students were

named to the Merit Honor Roll:Eighth graders — Colin Arquette,

Jonathan Beck, Julien Carlin, Jaela Chapin, Caydon Cooper, Levi Edwards, Destanie Green-Moran, Salvatore Hoekstra, Isaac Hoye, Samantha Hunt, Eli Johnson, Faith Johnson, Kaitlyn Johnson, Jordan Keckler, Dalton Kingery, Zane Laws, Zachary Martin, Zoee Naftzger, Julius Nique-Hauenstein, Mei Ogi-wara, Taliya Payne, Zoey Peterson, Caylin Price, Alexander Reisner, Jona-than Beck, Allison Robosky, Shayla Ross, Jonathan Rousey, Eli Shepherd, Cody Snyder, Aryanna Sosa, Mala-chi Springer, Morgan Stacey, Alauna Stults, Richard (Jeremiah) Tatum, Jenna Taylor, Carolyn Turner, Anakin Wesney.

Seventh graders — Danah Alamry, Heaven Allen, Nathan Baker, Beau Bibler, Kylie Blasnek, Ezra Carver, Lily Cox, Malakhi Ferguson, Caden Freyman, Ethan Giesey, Taylor Giesey, Alexis Hartman, Chaselyn Herringshaw, Kara Kove, Mason Laube, Katherine LaMee, Brooke May, Trayton McCray, Ethan Mill-wood, Michaela Moore, Rayne Nev-ille, Savoux Moore, Ty Pace, Lily Phillips, Brice Potteiger, Genesis Quarles, Adriana Sanchez, Nikolaos Smith, Alexander Swan, Briona Thomas, Trey Treft, Autumn VanA-tta, Ava Wilkinson.


ArlingtonThe Arlington school district has

announced its honor roll for the third nine-week grading period.

The following students were named to the All A’s Honor Roll:

Seniors — Andrew Cheney, Faith Cole, Colten Crist, Whitney Dodds,

Matthew Freed, Nathan Insley, Kendra Jolliff, Trevor Lotz, Corbin Mains, Ryanne Miller, Danielle Powell, Kelsie Reichley, Harmony Renn, Justin Rowan, Alexandria Rus-sell, Nathan Russell, Bryson Sleppy, Cole Thomas, Alexander Von Stein, Jayme Webb, Lauren Willow.

Juniors — Isaih Dawson, Benjamin Flick, Collin Frazier, Jessica Haught, Alyssa Jordan, Adelyn Lafferty, Kylie Rausch, Hailee Setzler, Alyssa Shockey.

Sophomores — John Ayers, Wesley Below, William Bushong, Maria Craw-ford, Kylee Crist, Kelsey Dempster, Anna Edmiston, Noah Edmiston, Courtney Fox, Madison Hartman, Kindal Inbody, Holly Lee, Evan O’Rear, Jenna Pepple, Sarah Solt, Hannah Willow, Emily Woodard.

Freshmen — Jagger Bacon, Lind-say Dodds, Amber Durliat, Hailey Essinger, Olivia Line, Abigail Lotz, Peyton Rettig, Isabelle Riegle, Glenna Thompson.

Eighth graders — Anna Rider. Seventh graders — Christopher

Cortez, Kendra Tossey. The following students were

named to the All A’s and B’s Honor Roll:

Seniors — Gage Beck, Drew Begg, Colton Kidd, Dawson Lotz, Sierra Nichols, Brett O’Rear, Cody Reichley, Logan Speyer, Rachael Thompson, Konner Van Atta.

Juniors — Emily Berry, Tessa Bowling, Victoria Crowe, Carson Essinger, Olivia Griggs, Jasper Han-kins, Moriah Helms, Jayden Howard, Taylor Launder, Gavin Lowery, Bailey Parke, Bailey Prater, Caleb Price, Skylar Rock, Makenna Zehender.

Sophomores — Garner Anderson, Claire Bateson, Kyra Boumuth, Alyssa Bushong, Brayden Bushong, Martha Foltz, Makenna Foust, Haley Gast, Peyton Kain, Ryan Metzger, Bailey Rock, Jacob Russell, Emma Smith, Lillian Swails.

Freshmen — Dylan Grohnke, Derek Rose, Morgan Rossman, Abbie Sheets, Jaret Vermillion, Morgan Wykes.

Eighth graders — Jacqueline




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April 5, 2017

Beach, Elizabeth Burnett, Celina Crawford, Cloe Crist, Cole Crooks, Austin Frysinger, Cameron Haught, Janay Helms, Lonell Howard, Caden Lafferty, Caitlin Lowery, Kendra Parke, Kobie Parrish, Austin Rausch.

Seventh graders — Emily Durliat, Elijah Evans, Evelyn Flick, Khyler Fredette, Riley Launder, Grant Riegle, Bailey Sleppy, Gracie Trutt, Megan Worstine.

The following students were named to the Honor Roll:

Seniors — Matthew Crawford, Seth Richard.

Juniors — Caitlin Ayers, Eliana Baxter, Meaghan Hummell, Gabri-ella Mathews, Justin Sheldon, Brit-tani Wright.

Sophomores — Ivan Berry, Kaiden Fredette, Timothy Peace, Carter Rus-sell.

Freshmen — Sophie Dillon, Trent Hummer, Brendon Iliff, Karmen Kain, Kylie Sheets, Kaden Smith, Tyson Speyer.

Eighth graders — Jack Bateson, Sean Billerman, Jacob Branan, Alexa Brickner, Alexis Courtney, William Flick, Paige Hartman, Paige House-holder, Lance Leisure, Lance Mahler, Madison Newcomer, Zackary Setzler, Carlee Simon.

Seventh graders — Madilyn Court-ney, Kendra Crist, Ty Kessler, Grady Romick, Jenna Stoltz, Jaden Wells.

VanlueVanlue School has announced its

honor roll for the third quarter.The following students received

all A’s:Seniors — Quin Creager, Sidney

Ellerbrock, Olivia Kliesch, Grace Wagner.

Juniors — Sara Gregory, Makenna Ward.

Sophomores — Alex Dahms, Paige Marshall, Bethany Smith, Emma Wagner.

Freshmen — Emma Biller, Lauren Kin, Xavier Temple.

Eighth graders — Cole Cramer, Blaise Crowe, Jared Kloepfer, Alena Miller.

Seventh grader — Renee Sampson.Sixth graders — Morgan Crowe,

Sydney King, Jerome Kloepfer, Lydia Miller.

The following students received all A’s and B’s:

Seniors — Paige Miller, AJ Reed, Nick Werner, Travis Wingate.

Juniors — Matthew Blaisdell, Amanda Clymer, Jordyn Frazier, Jacob Kloepfer.

Sophomores — Riley Okuley, Justin Sampson, Jeremy Sybert-Woerner.

Freshmen — Taylor Bechstein, Evan Gregory, Kaya King, Julius

Kloepfer, Carter Lamb, Grace Peters.Eighth graders — Seth Gunder,

Jaden Kloepfer, Audrey Phillips, Faith Price.

Seventh graders — Adriana Cau-dill, Jaren Kloepfer, Evan Thomas.

Sixth graders — Libby Gunder, Maria Saltzman, Reise Saum.

McCombMcComb High School has

announced its honor roll for the third nine-week grading period.

The following students were named to the All A Honor Roll:

Seniors — Malachi Abbott, MaKenna Babb, Allie Beall, Ryan Buck, Monica Darapheth, Adrian Grubb, Skye Gustwiller, Jenna Herr, Connor Hoverman, Loryn Huffman, Molly Leppelmeier, Bailey Rader, Aaron Rinehart, Caden Schroeder, Chloe Wilson.

Juniors — Katie Brannan, Abbi Brink, Kadalena Duran, Seth Leader, Brie Liebrecht, Jacob Rider, Savanna Spitnale, Chloe Spoon, Kylie Stewart.

Sophomores — Madison Ambur-gey, Nicholas Cooper, Lauren Grubb, Tessa Hankin, Alyssa Herr, Justin Rode, Shelby Steinbrook, Allen Thep-sourinthone, Savannah Turner.

Freshmen — Hayley Aller, Jacob Dillon, Lauren Dishong, Alysha Like, Riley Metzker, Matthew Pierce, Hannah Schroeder.

The following students were named to the A-B Honor Roll:

Seniors — Austin Boyles, Matt Cherry, Brynn Follas, Brittani Harden, Madison Leader, Nick McDowell, Colton Overton, Zachary Pelton, Aaron Rode, Amber Stockmaster.

Juniors — Grace Buckland, Ethan Downs, Patience Ewing, Lexis Heller, Brady Leckey, Camryn Nigh, Amber-Lesleigh Phamakao, Clay Santos, Shelby Simons, Justin Wasson.

Sophomores — Olivia Babcock, Rose Canfield, Marah Griffith, Hay-leigh Kimble, Kim Reigle, Tesla Sei-ther, Andrew Smith.

Freshmen — Tristan Cox, Chelsey Crouse, Shaye Hemminger, Skyler Lance, Stormy Lance, Aaron Rider, Katelyn Sheeks, Kaplan Threet, Bar-bara Waller, Noah Weaver.

Miller CityMiller City High School has


The following students received a 4.0 grade point average:

Seniors — Jordan Drummelsmith, Taylor Kaufman, Makenna Ricker, Justin Schnipke.

Juniors — Jordan Barlage, Bran-don Cox, Jeremy DeMuth, Tanner Inkrott, Mark Kuhlman, Chloe Lam-mers, Makenna Lehman, Elena Niese, Emily Niese, Tyson Niese, Allison

Ruhe, Abigail Schroeder, Dominic Schroeder, Madison Schroeder, Tyler Schroeder, Madelyn Siebeneck.

Sophomores — Gabriella Der-shem, Elizabeth Westrick.

Freshmen — Anthony Inkrott, Collin Oedy, Kylie Peck, Daniel Siebe-neck, Kaydee Stant.

The following students received between a 3.5 and 3.99 grade point average:

Seniors — Lane Hiltner, Landon Kaufman, Jacob Kuhlman, Adam Niese, Corbin Niese, Logan Niese, Matthew Niese, Skylar Niese, Joshua Recker, Bryce Riepenhoff, Jacob Schimmoeller, Bailey Schroeder, Benjamin Vennekotter, Megan Warni-mont, Tiffany Welty, Claire Westrick.

Juniors — Meggan Meyer, Kylie Niese, Megan Niese, Hannah Schim-moeller, Regina Schnipke, Caleb Ven-nekotter.

Sophomores — Cody Ellerbrock, Josiah Ellerbrock, Abby Niese, Renae Schroeder, Megan Verhoff, Emily Warnimont, Zachary Warnimont.

Freshmen — Katelyn Kuhlman, Emma Recker, Cayla Troyer, Sofie VanWezel.

The following students received between a 3.0 and 3.49 grade point average:

Seniors — Christina Berger, Amanda Heuerman, Davis Lammers, Corbyn Niese, Taylor Roth, Chloe




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(William Morrow) 3. “Vicious Circle” by C.J. Box (G.P.

Putnam’s Sons) 4. “The Secret Wife” by Gill Paul

(HarperCollins) 5. “If Not for You” by Debbie

Macomber (Ballantine) 6. “Pretty Girls” by Karin Slaughter

(William Morrow) 7. “Silent Child” by Sarah A. Denzil

(Sarah A. Denzil) 8. “Episode 1: Victoria and Shannon”

by Marie Force (HTJB) 9. “The Unlikely Spy” by Daniel Silva

(Penguin) 10. “Man Overboard” by J.A. Jance

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Tutu (Avery) 2. “Hillbilly Elegy” by J.D. Vance

(HarperCollins) 3. “The Zookeeper’s Wife: A War

Story” by Diane Ackerman (W. W. Norton)

4. “The Egg and I” by Betty MacDon-ald (HarperCollins)

5. “On Tyranny” by Timothy Snyder (Crown/Archetype)

6. “The Road to Little Dribbling” by Bill Bryson (Knopf/Doubleday)

7. “White Rage” by Carol Anderson (Bloomsbury USA)

8. “American Rebel” by Marc Eliot (Crown/Archetype)

9. “The Residence” by Kate Andersen Brower (HarperCollins)

10. “The Kid Stays in the Picture” by Robert Evans (HarperCollins)

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districts. A tourist helicopter crashed and

burned in Great Smoky Mountains National Park in eastern Tennessee, kill-ing all five people aboard. Kris Jenkins hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to lift Vil-lanova to the national title with a 77-74 victory over North Carolina in one of the wildest finishes in the history of the NCAA Tournament.

Allen Iverson, Shaquille O’Neal, Tom Izzo, Sheryl Swoopes, Yao Ming and Jerry Reinsdorf were elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Thought for today: “Take the attitude of a student, never

be too big to ask questions, never know too much to learn something new.” — Og Mandino, American author (1923-1996).

Ruck, Justin Snyder.Juniors — Emily Altenbach-

Handshoe, Dylan Altman, Lauren Gable, Jacob Hermiller, Tess Niese, Noah Otto, Nicole Warnimont, Paige Wenzinger.

Sophomores — Maranda Berger, Kylie Berner, Tessa Brinkman, Reid Carr, Donald Ellerbrock, Isaac Fill-inger, Luke Lammers, Cole Niese, Amanda Schroeder, Ashley Schro-eder, Aiden Searfoss, Collin Sheets, Stevan Stechschulte, Boyd Vance, Austin Wagner.

Freshmen — Evelyn Burwell, Nathaniel DeMuth, Jacob Koenig, Mitchel Konst, Tyler Long, Connor Niese, Madison Ruhe, Mackenzie Ver-hoff, Dakota Warnimont.


Blessed be thy DayI’m not going to go to work todaymakin’ money doesn’t always paygonna sit up on my porch, the one that faces eastwatch the sun come up and see what I can see

Open up a can of Pilsner beerpour it in a glass, with ice that’s crystal clearadd tomato juice and salt the rimand fill it to the brimwith a squeeze of lime and do it all again

Might get to thinkin’ what I’d like to eatLamb chops on a Weber grill is some-thing hard to beatbrushed with garlic oil and cayenne to add some heatcooked fast and rare and you’ll have something sweet

In the afternoon I’ll take out my guitarSing some songs to the floraand the fauna in my yardmight disappear in a cloud of smokeand shoot up to the moonput Mojo Nixon on and listen to some tunes

Walk out to the porch that faces westWatch the sun go down ’cause sunsets are the bestIf you think I should have worked todayI think you’re full of jestA day like this will take away the stress

Dave GrundtischRawson

Keeping up with the newsPapers, magazines, TVHave great success confusing me.I’d like to know just what is true.That’s not an easy thing to do! A little birdie told me – And this you may repeat,“Trust any midnight infoThat POTUS posts on Tweet.” So many inside sourcesFrom which we might take cuesNow leave us with the questionCould this be more “Fake News?” I’ll probably never get itFor as long as I may liveJust how, if “Facts are facts,”Some prove “alternative?” Is this just something passing,Another short-lived phase,Or are we doomed to livingOur lives in post-truth days? I’d really love to thinkWhen hearing said “Believe me!” Or, perhaps, “To tell the truth . . .”It’s not meant to deceive me.

Cora Kerr Findlay

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NAPA, Calif. (AP) — Rescue workers had to remove part of a wall to pull a naked man out of a sand-wich shop where he spent the night trapped inside a narrow passage.

San Francisco television station KRON-TV reported that a construc-tion crew arriving at a Napa job site Tuesday heard faint calls for help coming from the closed shop.

Authorities say it appears the man fell into the shaft from the roof of the building.

A construction worker told the television station the man said he was looking for a wishing well when he became trapped.

Workers removed a portion of the shop’s front wall to rescue the man. He was not identified and taken to a hospital for treatment.

Naked man rescued from California sandwich shop after fall

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