Fort honor roll announced (10/26/04)

Fort Recovery Middle School announced its honor roll students for the first nine weeks.

Making the A honor roll in the sixth grade were Casey Backs, Nathan Bihn, Michelle Brackman, Kelly Brown, Holly Brunswick, Kendra Brunswick, Shelby Brunswick, Nicole Dilworth, Craig Fortkamp, Renee Fortkamp, Stacy Gehle, Leah Grieshop, Caleb Heitkamp, Ryan Heitkamp and John Homan.

Also Abby Huelskamp, Craig Kaiser, Nichole Kaiser, Jessica L. Link, Tami Link, Rose Roessner, Natalie Rohrer, Samantha Schoenherr, Lindsey Schroer, Alexis Sutter, Olivia Thien, Alan Vogel, Gena Wendel, Stacy Will and Haley Wilson.

Making the seventh grade A honor roll were Adam Backs, Emily Bauer, Kelsey Brockman, Kelsey Faller, Josie Guggenbiller, Amber Heitkamp, Greg Kahlig, Nathan Keller, Beth Link, Jessica A. Link, Beth Muhlenkamp, Erika Muhlenkamp, Stacey O’Dell, Joshua Overman, Kayla Pottkotter, Nicole Pottkotter, Paige Pottkotter, Ethan Schoenherr, Sylvia Schwieterman, Hillary Staugler and Shane Stein.

Students making the A honor roll for the eighth grade were Andrea Faller, Brady Kahlig, Wesley Kahlig, Chelsea Klenke, Anne Koester, Tina Roessner, Alison Schmitt, Eric Schmitz, Joanna Snyder, Kelly Sudhoff, Jessica Sutter, Kelly Thien, Betsy Tobe, Leslie Tobe, Melissa Tobe, Rachel Tobe, Kinsey Wenning and Kelsey Wuebker.

Making the sixth grade A-B honor roll were Shelby Alig, Laura Braun, Michelle Brockman, Marissa Brunswick, Michael Cotterman, Riggs Florence, Nathan Fortkamp, Craig Fullenkamp, Shannon Garman, Caitlin Gehret, Zachary Guggenbiller, Jessica Heitkamp, Deanna Hemmelgarn, Brian Keller and Damon Klenke.

Also Julie Knapke, Barbara Link, Colton Metzger, Jared Partin, Elliot Post, Jon Post, Amanda Pottkotter, Heather Pottkotter, Hiliary Pottkotter, Jodi Pottkotter, Megan Rammel, Adam Rohrer, Mason Schmackers, Kyle Schmitz and Ryan Schoen.

Emily Schoenlein, Janelle Schoenlein, Brandon Simon, Abby Sudhoff, Aaron Sutter, Andrea Sutter, Holly Thien, Jared Thobe, Zachary Timmerman, Alison Tobe, Claire Wendel, Derek Wendel, Kelly Wendel, Kelly Westgerdes, Aaron Wilker, Aaron Will and Michael Wood.

Making the seventh grade A-B honor roll were Jacob Backs, Nichole Beyke, Alyssa Brackman, Tony Brockman, Skott Burrows, Cody Fiely, Lindsay Fullenkamp, Michael Gaerke, Eric Heinrichs, Alan Lennartz, Chelsey Leuthold, Brent Link, Emily Link, Emily May and Brittany Nogler.

Also Jacob Pohl, Mark Post, Tyler Schlarman, Sherri Schoenlein, Carly Staugler, Lauren Staugler, Cassandra Thompson, Shelby Vaughn, Joshua Wendel, Nathan Wendel and Brandon Wilker.

Making the A-B honor roll for eighth grade were Justin Alt, Matt Bauer, Jessica Braun, Lauren Day, Brent Faller, Kevin Fullenkamp, Chris Gehret, Mitchell Giere, Amy Hart, Travis Hart, Mark Heinrichs, Kevin Jutte, Tyler Jutte, Kylie Kaiser and Derek Koester.

Also Karli Lee, Beverly Lennartz, Greg Lennartz, Adam Lochtefeld, Britney Metzger, Toby Metzger, Jesse Miller, Amanda Muhlenkamp, David Osterholt, Aimee Pottkotter, Chris Roessner, Jeniffer Rosenbeck, Curtis Schroer, Frank Thien, Brook Vaughn and Stephanie Will.

CRAFT DAY

Jay County Extension Homemakers will host their annual Craft Day workshop on Wednesday, Oct. 27, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the 4-H building at the Jay County Fairgrounds.

There will be 14 crafters teaching make-it and take-it crafts, such as scrapbooking, ceramics, wood items, homemade soap gifts and fall and Christmas items. There will also be a few holiday crafts for kids.

The Country Store will feature handmade art and crafts and homemade goodies made by the Extension Homemakers Clubs, and door prizes will be given throughout the day. A lunch will be available from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Admission is free, but their will be a fee for craft supplies used.

For more information, call Barbara Bruner at (260) 726-2850 or Beth Stafford at (260) 731-4224 or the Jay County Extension Office at (260) 726-4707.

PHOTO CONTEST

The Jay County Public Library is pleased to announce the fifth annual Get Caught Reading Photo Contest. Entrants are asked to plan a photograph showing someone getting caught reading in an unusual or amusing manner. Examples of past winners were a girl reading on her horse, a toddler sprawled across a chair reading a magazine and a costumed “Dorothy” reading The Wizard of Oz.

There are four age categories, including 6-10-year-olds, 11-14-year-olds, 15-18-year-olds years and 18-and-older. The photographs must be at least three by five inches and no larger than eight by ten inches and they must be matted or framed. Complete rules are available at the library.

Entries must be submitted between 8 a.m. Monday, Nov. 8, and 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 11, at the library. Questions should be directed to Linda Shreve, Youth Services Librarian, at (260) 726-7890.

ADOPTION MONTH

In celebration of National Adoption Month in November the Independent Adoption Center will hold an adoption information session on Saturday, Nov. 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the IAC office, 5224 South East St., Building C, Suite 10, Indianapolis.

For more information, or to make reservations, call (317) 788-1039.





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