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1.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY, Monday, May 26, 2003
Memorial Day
CP1
7:30 -
8:50
CP2
9:00 -
10:20
GOLD
STAR CEREMONY
10:40 – 11:40
CP3
12:00 -
2:00
CP4 2:10 -
3:30
2.
CONGRATULATIONS TO MARY WHITEHEAD,
who has been awarded first place in Ball State University’s high
school creative writing competition, in the creative
non-fiction category. Her
essay “Lion Hunt” will be published in Ball State’s on-line magazine
“Listen.” The essay already was published in “The Quill,” and it
is linked
here to the DB.
3.
THE FACULTY STORMED BACK FROM A TEN POINT HALFTIME
DEFICIT TO
STUN THE
SENIORS 60-56 in
the hotly contested
seniors vs. faculty
basketball game
yesterday. Sharp
shooting Mr.
Kelley got the
faculty on
track as he started
the game with a
dead on three-
pointer. It was Mr.
Kelley's only
points of the game, but he won't tell you that. Mr. Brower, Mr.
Brooms and Mr.
Hochbein provided the offensive arsenal and Mr. Mascari, Mr. Barnes
and Mr.
Dorrel set the tone in the post. Mr. Brower's free throws broke a
56-56 tie with
twenty seconds remaining and Mr. Hochbein put the game away with two more
free throws as the faculty won in jubilation. The faculty warned the
seniors not to
come in their house, but the naive seniors fearlessly disobeyed the order
only to
lose. The students must wait
another year for yet another try at dethroning the
talented faculty champs.
4. THIS WEEKEND IN SPORTS...
BOYS LACROSSE
Highlights and photos are at this
link.
SOFTBALL
The varsity softball team blanked
Culver Community 21-0 and Caston 10-7 on
Saturday to improve to 19-1 heading into today's Class 2-A Sectional.
The
Eagles, ranked No.2 in the state, will face Marian today at 1:30 at New
Prairie. The winner will advance to play St. Joe's tomorrow for a 4:30
game at
New Prairie. St. Joe's was the only team to beat the Eagles in the regular
season. The Sectional Championship game will be Friday at 5:00 at New
Prairie. The Eagles shutout Plymouth last Friday as freshman Jackie
Lawrence
fanned 17 batters in a 6-0 win. Senior Christina Johns was nominated to
the
ICGSA Academic All-State team and senior Ashley Sheppard was Honorable
Mention Academic All-State.
TENNIS
The girls tennis team fell to Plymouth 4-1 in the second round of the
Sectional
last Friday. Sophomore Lora Dushanova beat Plymouth's Shannon Gehrke
6-0, 6-2 to extend her unbeaten streak to 15 matches. Plymouth went on to
win the Sectional with a 5-0 win over Rensselaer on Saturday.
TRACK
The girls track team placed third out of eleven teams at the Plymouth
Sectional
on May 20. In team events, 4 X 100 meter relay (Samantha Lee, Angel
Williams, Ebonie Tillmon and Mary Whitehead) placed first and 4 X 400
meter
relay (Kelly Livingston, Temi Adeniji, Jackie Rooney and Lindsey Epley)
took
second. The teams will compete at the Regional tomorrow at Bremen. Kelly
Livingston will also vault at the Regional, which is the first round of
competition
in the vault this year. In individual events,
Mary Whitehead advanced to the
Regional with a first place finish in the long jump. Mary Whitehead will
also run
the 200 meter dash at the Regional as she won the event. Mary Whitehead
and
Angel Williams placed first and third respectively to advance to the
Regional in
the 100 meter dash. Temi Adeniji and Lindsey Epley will compete at the
Regional as they finished second and fourth in the 400 meter dash.
The boys track and field team finished second overall in the Sectionals on
May
22 at
Plymouth with 106.5 points. Culver's 4 X 100 meter relay team of Joe
Gee, Donnie
Smith, Joe Lee and Anthony Castronovo set a new Sectional
record
with
a
time of 42.94. The 4 X 400 meter relay team of Joe Gee,
Michael Letayf-Walsh,
Mabaje Erinkitola and Donnie Smith also took top
honors. Donnie Smith
added a victory in the 400 meter dash. Anthony
Castronovo and Joe Lee
finished a respected first and third in both the 100
meter dash and 200 meter dash. Joe
Stamper finished runner up in the 3200
meter run and Jordan Chastain fourth in
the 1600 meter run. Jerome Bennett
placed second in the pole vault. These track
and field stars will exhibit their
talents at the Regionals Thursday at Kokomo.
5.
PERHAPS
THE MOST POPULAR MUSICAL OF ALL TIMES,
Fiddler on the
Roof, comes to the stage of Eppley Auditorium telling
the story
of a humble dairyman, Tevye, and his family in Anatevka, a small
Jewish village
in Tsarist Russia.
The Tony Award winning score include the classic songs: “If
I
Were A Rich Man,” “Tradition,” “Matchmaker, Matchmaker,” “Do
You
Love Me,” and “Sunrise, Sunset.”
You won’t want to miss this spectacular
production, with special
effects never before seen on the Eppley stage in the
form of a ghostly
figure.
Remaining performance times are Thursday,
May 29, and Friday, May 30 at 7:30 p.m.
(Mrs. Coven, x8438)
6.
ASIAN HERITAGE MONTH CONTINUES!
Enjoy the Quote of the Day
for Monday, May 26. Click here.
(The Diversity Council, x8142)
7. SPRING ATHLETIC SCHEDULE
CHANGES/ADDITIONS:
JV
BASEBALL:
Thursday
May 29 vs. South Central 4:45 p.m. (canceled)
VARSITY
SOFTBALL SECTIONAL @ New Prairie
Today
vs. Mishawaka Marian 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday
May 27 vs. South Bend St. Joseph’s 4:30 p.m. (if we win 5/26)
Friday
May 30, 2003 Sectional Final Game 5:00 p.m. (if we win 5/27)
(Mr. Norton, x8286)
8. BEACH
VOLLEYBALL FINALS AND
CONSOLATION FINALS will be today.
Check here
for times.
(Ms. Ollett, x8080)
9.
LAPTOP
PICK-UP SCHEDULE FOR ALL STUDENTS - Click here.
(Mrs. Sawtelle, x8396)
10. BOOK BUY BACK
- The
Bookstore will be conducting a book buy back on Wednesday, May 28 from 10
- 4 pm. A
list of books eligible for the buy back will be posted outside the
Bookstore. Credits for your books will be applied to
your student
billing account. Call
the Bookstore if you have any questions.
(Ms. Evans, x8279)
11.
THE
UNIFORM DEPARTMENT will be closed today. Faculty &
Staff turn-in for dry cleaning will be tomorrow, regular hours
7:30 to 4:30.
(Mrs. Workman, x7468)
12.
THE
CASHIER'S OFFICE will be closed today in observance of
Memorial Day. Regular hours will resume tomorrow.
(Ms. Newton, x8292)
13.
LOST:
Silver SAMSUNG camera in black case.
If found, please return to Mrs.
Hunter in Student Activities.
Thank you.
(Mrs. Hunter, x8295)
14.
REUNION WEEKEND LOST ITEMS:
Pair
of glasses, blue
raincoat with
knit collar and sleeves, two
cameras. Please contact Lindsey Martin if you have
information on these missing
items.
(Ms. Martin, x8331)
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