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VALLEY
HONOR
Roll
Bar-
Meggan
Thowe, Todd
Nikki Ander-
Chase
Eckelberry,
Brian John-
Orion
Honor Roll
Ander-
Lyndsi
Kirk Um-
Derek Hailer,
Lira, Logan
Schuckman,
, Brennan Seitz,
Vopata, Dawn
Roll
Sam Ervin,
Westhoff,
~hn Brouhard,
Richard
Bran-
Ashley
lUTHERAN
St. John Lu-
)road to an-
of the stu-
the honor roll
during the
the fourth
year. To be
honor roll, a
four through
a B+ av-
and cannot
than a C+.
student
A average for
Sara Schultz.
students
A- average for
Kendra
Krebs, and
student
average for
Brieanna
students
A- average for
Kendra
Krebs, and
students
average for
Brieanna
and Mi-
ongratulate
wish them
.as they con-
God given
Library will be
8~z~'aer reading
the Alma Grade
Presenting a
time on
June 12
10 and 24,
L:00 a.m.
time will be
groups: Pre-
and 3-5
will provide
)ower.
reading pro-
zs as follows:
or turtles.
mdence
and blue
" ~, make
Ice
celebrate
STATE FCCLA
OFFICER ATTENDS
CTSO TRAINING
This year Jenni Eastman
from Mission Valley High
School ran for a State Office in
Family, Career, and Commu-
nity Leaders of America. denni
was elected as the Kansas Vice
President of Recognition and
was installed at the 56th An-
nual State Leadership Show-
case held in Wichita, April 9,
2002.
As a State Officer, Jenni
received leadership training at
a Career and Technical Stu-
dent Organization Training
(CTSO) which was held in
McPherson, Kansas June 2-4,
2002. CTSO's are a basic
component of career and tech-
nical education programs that
support and enhance related
school-based and work-based
learning. CTSO's provide stu-
dents with skills and knowl-
edge to succeed in the new
global economy. The CTSO
Training facilitator was Rhett
Laubach, a full-time profes-
sional speaker and author.
Jenni will be attending the
National FCCLA Meeting at
Minneapolis, Minnesota in
July. She will also participate
in Fall Leadership Academies,
District Meetings, and plan
and present the FCCLA State
Leadership Showcase held at
Century II in Wichita April 1,
2003.
¢¢ ¢r *¢r ~* ¢¢
HARVEYVILLE
4-H CLUB
June 2, 2002 Meeting
The monthly meeting of the
Harveyville 4-H Club was
Sunday, June 2, 2002. Before
the meeting we all met at the
park in Harveyville at 1 p.m.
and went on our annual tour.
Those who participated on our
tour were: Frankie Smallwood,
who showed his steer, horse
and pigs and damie Singleton,
who showed her ceramics and
photography. She'd taken
pictures on her vacations and
is trying to pick out the win-
ning photo. Next we went to
Katie and Wesley Davis'. Katie
showed us her steer and mar-
ket lambs and Wes showed us
his pigs. Then on to Jeanna
• Willey, she showed her ce-
ramics, her chess set she had
made in art, steer and dairy
goats. Next was Ashley and
Abby Sage. They had steers
and marker lambs. On to
Avery Land's. She showed~us
her steer, heifer, garden and
wildlife project. Kristina
Kesler ended the tour by
showing us her ceramics.
We then called our meeting
to order. Roll call was what
year you graduate from high
school. Our community serv-
ice project was to donate two
canned goods to the Har-
veyville Food Pantry. Theresa
Foster was our guest and she
gave a demonstration on how
to fill out the KAA's. Nancy
Land announced it is time to
collect for our Livestock Fund.
The meeting was adjourned.
We stayed for hot dogs on
the grill and everyone brought
a covered dish.A good time
was had by all.
Jeanna Willey
Reporter
In some cultures, the orange
is seen a.s a symbol of purity,
chastity, and eternal love.
EMPORIA STATE
UNIVERSITY
ANNOUNCES SPRING
HONOR ROLL
Students earned academic
honors during the 2002 spring
semester at Emporia State
University. In all, 402 under-
graduate students were named
to the University Honor Roll
for the spring semester.
Among those named to the
Honor Roll were: Meli~a Dil-
llngham and Travi~ Haven-
stein, both of McFarland.
*******
JESSE FOLK
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AWARD AT DRAKE
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Jesse Folk, Alta Vista, has
been awarded the Drake .Uni-
versity Achievement Award at
Drake University beginning in
the fall 2002 semester. Jesse
attended Council Grove High
School. He is the son of John
and Debbie Folk.
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academic success and leader-
ship and rank in the top 25
percent of their class or
achieve a cumulative grade
point average of 3.0 or above
on a 4.0 scale.
Drake is a private, inde-
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• Moines, Iowa with an enroll-
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Mental Health Center of East
Central Kansas will meet
Wednesday, June 19, at 4:00
p.m., 1000 Lincoln St., Emporia. RR2 Box 163
The meeting is open to the
public.
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