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CALENDAR WINNERS
MAY 1 - TIM JAMISON AND PAULINE MALONE
MAY 2 - DAVE K. AND RICH WHYDE
MAY 3 - KATIE KOELSCH and RUTH WEISENBERGER
MAY 4 - DICK SOCHA AND DAVE EVERY
MAY 5 - BONNIE BROWN AND JOHN MURPHY
MAY 6 - DAVID BALL AND MIKE BENKO
MAY 7 - BECKY RUH AND KELLIE PALMER
MAY 8 - KEVIN RUTHERFORD AND WAYNE ROESCH
MAY 9 - PHYLLIS HEMMINGER AND RON HOLZMAN
MAY 10 - BETHANY JO AND VON YINGLING
MAY 11 - GWEN BUMB AND JIM HITESHEW
MAY 12 - DONNA BAKEWELL AND ALI WILCOX
MAY 13 - MOLLI KOCHENSPARGER AND DAYNA SCOTT
MAY 14 - CHRIS LOCHOTSKI AND ALAN LIEBER
MAY 15 - JAMES LASALLE AND BOB LOCKNECKER
MAY 16 - BRETT LEIMEISTER AND STEPHEN SNEIDER
MAY 17 - LYNETTE WARE AND DENNIS WOHLEVER
MAY 18 - AUSTIN BYERS AND MARK SCHLESSMAN
MAY 19 - BRIAN MILLER AND MARGE HERMES
MAY 20 - JOHN BARTH AND JULIE SHUPE
MAY 21 -MIKE SANDERS AND DENISE ROMELL
MAY 22- JILL GIBSON AND BRITTANY HOWELL
MAY 23 - MATT VOGUS AND AMY NICKOLI
MAY 24- KRISSY DUPONT AND THOMAS OTT
MAY 25- MARGARET HAMM AND MONICA KAY
MAY 26- KEELY GRANT AND LORETTA LYNCH
MAY 27 - JEFF MATTER AND AARON GORDON
MAY 28 - BECKY STOLL AND LINDSAY SCHNITTKER
MAY 29 - JARRETT LANG AND JOE FRATOE
MAY 30 - MARILYN DICKMAN AND TRISH BRAGDON
MAY 31 - AMELIA RENFRO AND MATT ST. JOHN
Washington, D.C. October 31-November 3, 2017
After a full year of preparation, the 8th grade class at Edison Middle School loaded the busses on Tuesday night, October 31st for their trip to Washington, D.C. Students and chaperones alike, visited many sites and learned much about the history and government of our nation. Highlights of the trip included a walking tour of the many monuments and memorials, a visit to Mount Vernon to tour Washington’s home, and time spent at the Newseum, where students learned the role the media has played in reporting historical events as well as how our First Amendment is vital to our society. Additionally, the trip included an emotional tour of the Holocaust Museum, as well as a visit to Arlington National Ceremony to witness the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. While there, four of our EMS students participated in a wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb, allowing our school to pay respect to the many men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in creating and defending our nation. On the trip back to Ohio, the busses stopped in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania for a guided tour of the battlefield that served as a turning point of the Civil War. It truly was a memorable trip for all and hopefully just one of many opportunities our students will have to travel and learn about their nation.
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