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Argonia U.S.D. #359 Newsletter May, 2011

District Office 620-435-6311 High School Office 620-435-6611

District FAX 620-435-6623 Elementary Office 620-435-6716

http://www.argonia359.org

STUDENTS CELEBRATE EARTH DAY CLEANING UP RIVER PARK By Mrs. Lawrence

Every year, we go down to the River Park to do our part for Earth Day by picking up trash. This year we didn’t have as much trash as we have in previous years. We were so happy to see that the community is

taking such good care of the River Park. It was great to hear the students talk about how they make sure they always put their trash in the trashcans and also pick up any trash that they see lying around. We also talked about how important it was to take care of our Earth and ways we could help out. It was a great day with a great bunch of Earth caring students.

2011 Mr. & Miss Argonaut Krista and Alex 2011 Mr. & Miss Argonaut

By Mr. Mead

Mr. & Miss Argonaut candidates for 2011 were Brooke Boatright and Alex Hemberger from Na-tional Honor Society, Ali Brewster from Student Council, and Krista Neifert and Samantha Haskin from the Senior Class. To be nominated the candi-date must be a senior with a C average over the last six semesters. The candidate shall have a dis-tinctive personality, be participating in extra-curricular activities, must be loyal and of true school spirit, and be interested in the community and government. This year’s topics were Cour-age, Friendship, Faith, Love, Patience, Patriotism, Pride, and Sincerity. The candidates presented their speeches to the student body and faculty on April 14th. The student body voted on the candi-dates. Alex Hemberger and Krista Neifert were named Mr. & Miss Argonaut at the Junior-Senior Prom on April 16th.

Raiders Compete at KEMFA State Powerlifting Meet By Coach Greenwood

The annual Kansas Eight Man Football Association State Powerlifting meet was held April 9th at Quivira Heights.

Four Red Raiders made the trip up to Bushton, KS for the competition Saturday morning. The four weightlifters

were senior Alex Hemberger and three sophomores

Hunter Gaddie, Gus Tracy, and Devon Allen. Each of

the lifters competed well, placing in the top half in each

of their lifts. Three of the lifters place in the top 6 ,

Alex Hemberger placed 6th in the 173 lb. bench, Hunter

Gaddie placed 5th in bench and 4th in hang clean in the

156 lb. division, and Devon Allen placed 4th in hang

clean. The lifters competed against a couple hundred

other lifters from eight-man schools all over the state

and should be commended for the efforts and all of

their hard work.

Household Hazardous Waste Day By Mr. Maass

The Argonia High School Environmental Science Class wants to thank the City of Argonia for approving the household hazardous waste collection April 9th 2011. We had a very successful turn out during our 3 hour collection time. Thirty-six vehicles (all Argonia residents) dropped off waste. We filled two 1 yard dumpsters overflowing with emptied containers. We had several Argonia residents who thanked us for organizing the HHW (household hazardous waste). Here is a list of what we collected:

Volunteers that made this a success: Morgan Adams, Nathan Holden, David Lowe, Daniel Naillieux, Abbi Sevier, Travis Riebel and Wayne Maass. Our Environmental Science Class hopes to do another community project during the next school year. Our next project might be an E- waste (Electronic Waste) Collection.

Item How Much Items How many Gallons

Alkaline Batteries 1 5 Gallons

Antifreeze 1 10 Gallons

Liquids (latex, oil based paint & motor oil)

7 55 Gallons

Aerosol 2 12 Gallons

Herbicide & Pesticides 1 15 Gallons

Solid Poisons 1 15 Gallons

Car Batteries 12

Hydraulic Acid 1 15 Gallons

“Beary” New Book Fair By Mrs. Conklin

The Argonia Elemen-tary Library will be holding their annual book fair May 3rd—May 6th. This year

the book fair will be quite different. All the books will be $3.00 or $6.00 in price. On Tuesday, May 3rd there will be a family shopping night for those parents who want to shop with their children. It will begin at 5:30 p.m. and will end before the Pre-school/Kindergarten Round-up at 7:00 p.m.

High School Cheerleader Tryouts By Lori Drouhard

Attention all 8th grade through High School Junior girls: We are looking for next year's cheerleading squad! There will be two practice sessions and then one night for tryouts. Practice will be May 3rd and May 9th 4:15 p.m.—6 p.m. Tryouts will be May 10th 4:15 p.m.—6 p.m. Come with enthusiasm, smiles and voice. We will teach you the rest!!!

May Recycling Date Change!!

Recycling for May has been changed from the fourth to the fifth Saturday, May 28 due to Argonia Daze being on the fourth Saturday.

Argonia Elementary Students Celebrate Earth Day By Dr. Dolley Argonia Elementary students participated in several Earth Day activities at Holden Park on Thursday, April 21. In spite of cool, drizzly weather a great time was had by everyone. Students had the opportunity to view tiny

wildlife in the “Up Close Ant Walk” activity. They used magnifying glasses to see what tiny wildlife they could find. They found ants, spi-ders, walking sticks, bees, and many other tiny bugs. In the “Nature’s Ruler” station students used a ruler to measure wildlife such as sticks, leaves, bugs, and other exciting items they discovered. In the “Nature Scavenger Hunt” station students worked with a partner to find items on their list such as moss,

leaves, something fluffy, something green, something brown, etc. They could also list other interesting items they found while “hunting”. Students planted flower seeds and made a special “Holden Park” commemorative necklace at the “Arts and Crafts” station. We would like to thank Bill, Maxine, and Vickie Holden for

sharing their park with us and for helping us with our ac-

tivities. It was a perfect place to celebrate Earth Day!

ACTIVITIES BANQUET The Argonia High School Activities Banquet is scheduled for Tues-day, May 17th in the high school gymnasium. The meal will begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by the awards ceremony at approximately 7:00. Meat, drinks, and tableware will be provided. We are asking each family to bring the following side dish: Freshmen – desserts Sophomores – vegetables Juniors – salads Seniors – Bread/rolls The following awards will be given out: student council, track, vol-

leyball, football, basketball, cheerleading, vocal, band, KAY club,

math club, powerlifting, forensics, scholars’ bowl, work ethic certifi-

cates, senior athletes of the year and KSHSAA Citizenship Award.

The Counselor Connection By Mrs. Bacon 3rd 9 Weeks The "A" Honor Roll is 3.7 Grade Point Average (GPA) and up, while the "B" Honor Roll is 3.0 to 3.69 GPA. A four point weighted system is used to compute the GPA. “A” Honor Roll 3rd 9 Weeks High School “B” Honor Roll 3rd 9 Weeks Cori Drouhard Brindan Cotta Haylea Hessman Matthew Harsh Shelby McCoy Patrick Mbahi Devon Allen Kolton Dickerson Lance Conklin Jaci Peetoom Ruth Hemberger Haili Rea Cody Johnson Kayla Stringer Shannon Neifert Lydia Swart Shawn Lovelace Morgan Adams Rachel Simon Keela Blake Cylie Topinka Justin Crenshaw Seth Tracy Laramie Greene Brooke Boatright Brandi Daerr Ali Brewster Jasper Haskin Lindsay Drouhard P.J. Kinney Samantha Haskin Morgan Tracy Alex Hemberger Krista Neifert Ashton Stansbury “A” Honor Roll 3rd 9 Weeks Junior High School “B” Honor Roll 3rd 9 Weeks Kaycee Brower Marlee Gaddie Courtney Larson Haley Garcia Jesse Tracy Dominic Goddard Wyatt Botkin Coltyn Harrill Mai-Ling Chao Jordan Thompson Dalton Good Evan Dolley Alec McDaniel Aaron Harsh Briana Neifert Zach Cochran Rebekah Fitch Ashley DeHoff Faith Gaddie Kristina Topinka Austin Tracy

Math Clubs Compete at League Math Relays By Mr. Greenwood

The Junior High and High School Math Clubs competed at their League Math Relays last month. The High School SCBL Math Relays were held on March 29th in Udall and the Jr. High SCBL Math Relays were held on March 31st in Argonia. We had about 30 students from Argonia participate in the high school relays and about 20 students in the jr. high. We had many students place in the top ten with a few even bringing home some medals. At the high school relays, we had three students place in the sophomore division; Lance Conklin brought home two silver medals, Devon Allen place 6th & 7th in two of her events, Shannon Neifert placed 4th, and Cody Johnson place 9th. In the junior division, Ashley Rowan placed 4th in two events, Keela Blake got 5th & 7th, Matt Fitch 9th & 10th, Seth Tracy 6th, Cylie Topinka 7th, Mindi Reynolds 8th, and Rachel Simon placed 4th. In the senior division, Samantha Haskin placed 3rd, 5th, and 7th twice, Lindsay Drouhard placed 4th twice, Brooke Boatright 2nd, Alex Hem-berger 4th, Ali Brewster 7th, and Morgan Tracy placed 8th. We had several students who placed at the jr. high relays as well. In the sixth grade division, Courtney Larson

placed 5th, 6th, and 8th, Jordan Thompson placed 2nd, 4th, and 5th, Coltyn Harrill 4th, 4th, and 10th, and Marlee Gaddie

placed 5th and 7th. The sixth grade also placed 3rd overall. In the seventh grade division, Alec McDaniel placed 1st,

4th, and 9th, Wyatt Botkin placed 2nd, 2nd, and 5th, Dalton Good placed 6th twice, and Briana Neifert placed 8th. The

seventh grade finished 2nd overall. In the eighth grade division, Austin Tracy placed 5th, 8th, and 10th, and Chey-

enne Cochran placed 7th and 10th. Argonia finished 4th overall in the math relays.

BOWL FOR KIDS’ SAKE!!! By Mr. Mead

On Thursday April 21st the Argonia Elementary PE students finished up their fundraising for the BBBS Bowl For Kids’ Sake program by spending their morning PE time bowling on the Wii. The students had learned earlier in the year how to keep score and use proper technique when bowling. The students did very well and enjoyed their time working with the Wii and competing against students from every grade level. The students who had at least one game over 200 were presented a certificate showing their achievement. 200 Club: Kamden Basinger, Trevor Pierce, David Garcia, Isaiah Lacey, Josh Sandoval, Jed Phillips Top Score: Josh Sandoval 224 The elementary students raised $560 for the Sumner County Big Brothers Big Sisters organization which serves all school districts in Sumner County. The top fundraiser was Riley Fisher, who raised $250. The runner-up was Kaden Dickerson, who raised $135. The second grade class will be awarded an ice cream party and a free recess. Riley and Kaden also earned a BBBS water bottle and a Bowl for Kids’ Sake t-shirt. Masen McDaniel was the pledge earner with the highest score of 166. Both

Masen and Riley will be awarded trophies for their accomplishments. We would like to thank everyone who donated pledges in support of BBBS! A big THANK YOU goes

out to all of the people

who loaned their Wii

systems for the day and

made this event possi-

ble. We couldn’t have

done it without you!

Ready for Graduation! By Mrs. Neifert

Argonia’s 2010-2011 Kindergarten class will celebrate this year’s accomplishments at a graduation ceremony on Thursday, May 12, beginning at 7:00 P.M. in the Ar-gonia High School gym. The class will give a program that includes music and short skit, “The Cheetah’s Tears,” under the di-rection of their teacher, Mrs. Neifert and music instructor, Ms. Wattson. The stu-dents who will be graduating this year are Brenna Booker, Abigail Harbin, Coy Harrill, Aidan Kollmeyer, Brooke Love, Whyatt Owens, Jedidiah Phillips, Ryder Ragan, Wesley Weishaar and Lilah Whittlesey. A reception will follow the evening’s pro-gram.

Standing L to R: Lilah Whittlesey, Ryder Ragan, Abigail Harbin, Aiden Kollmeyer, Wesley Weishaar. Seated L to R: Whyatt Owens, Brenna Booker, Jedidiah Phil-lips, Brooke Love. Not pictured: Coy Harrill

Regional and State Music By Miss Wattson

On Saturday, April 2nd, the regional solo and

small ensemble music competition was held at

Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas. There

were six vocal soloists, one alto saxophone solo-

ist, and the Argonaires performed as an ensem-

ble. Five out of the six vocal soloists, the alto

sax solo, and the Argonaires all received a one

rating which qualified them for state. The per-

formers were Krista Neifert (Argonaires, vocal

solo, and sax solo), Shannon Niefert (Argonaires

and vocal solo), Lindsay Drouhard (Argonaires

and vocal solo), Cori Drouhard (Argonaires),

Laramie Greene (Argonaires and vocal solo),

Devon Allen (Argonaires and vocal solo), Rachel

Simon (Argonaires), Cody Johnson (Argonaires),

and Olivia Brantley (Argonaires and vocal solo).

State solo and small ensemble music competi-

tion will be held on Saturday, April 30th at

Stucky Middle School in Wichita, Kansas. Con-

gratulations to all of the performers and good

luck at state!

2010-11 Argonaires Back Row L to R: Laramie Greene, Krista Neifert, Shannon Neifert. Middle Row L to R: Rachel Simon, Lindsay Drouhard, Cori Drouhard, Miss Wattson. Front Row L to R: Devon Allen, Cody Johnson, Olivia Brantley.

Argonia Red Raider Track Team Doing Well By Mr. Mead

The 2011 Argonia Raider Track team is off and running, and is quickly approaching the

critical point in the year with the upcoming meets. The year has been a success with everyone who has competed placing in at least one track meet so far. On the girls side Morgan Adams and Rachel Simon are both approaching the school record in the high jump, both having cleared 4’ 8” at some point and being ever so close to the record 0f 4’ 10”. Shelby McCoy is starting to become a consistent place winner in both the 100m and 200m dashes, and is looking like she will be a strong contender at the regional meet coming up in a couple of weeks. Devon Allen is reaching the form she had at the end of last year in the Javelin having placed in the top 3 in all but one of the meets thus far this year. On the boys side Lance Conklin and Kolton Dickerson have been consistently placing in the triple jump with Lance jumping personal best jumps in the last two meets. These two are getting closer and closer to distances in the triple jumps that would be very close to state qualifying marks. They keep improving each week which is a good sign for the upcoming end of the year meets. Lance has also taken his long jump distance to within 3/4 of an inch of the 19 foot mark. Although the Weight Man’s relay team doesn’t count towards any team point totals during the season, the Argonia boys have taken pride in the relay and have worked hard to stay undefeated in the relay all season having never lost a race. Eve-ryone has run on the relay at some point this year and have all worked together to keep the re-lay team perfect.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE RAIDER TRACK MEMBERS AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! Upcoming Meets: May 6th Pretty Prairie; May13th League @West Elk; May 20th Regionals @

Pretty Prairie

2010-11 Track Team

2011-2012 Argonia USD #359

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2 Breakfast: Cereal, Gra-ham Crackers, Yogurt or String Cheese, Fruit Cup, Milk

Lunch: Chicken Teriyaki, Rice, Baby Carrots, Pear, Roll, Milk

3 Breakfast: Cereal, Graham Crackers, Yogurt or String Cheese, Fruit Cup, Milk

Lunch: Turkey Sandwich on Bun, Lettuce Leaf, To-mato Slice, Potatoes, Baked Beans, Apple, Cookie, Milk

4 Breakfast: Cereal, Long John, Yogurt or String Cheese, Fruit Cup, Milk

Lunch: Beef & Noodles, Mashed Potatoes, Celery Sticks, Peach, Roll, Milk

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Breakfast: Cereal, Gra-ham Crackers, Yogurt or String Cheese, Fruit Cup, Milk

Lunch: Chicken Fajita, Lettuce and Tomato Salad, Potatoes, Pear, Cookie, Milk


Lunch: Hot Roast Beef Sandwich, Mashed Potatoes and Gravy, Green Beans, Mandarin Oranges, Cookie, Milk

9 Breakfast: Cereal, Waf-fle Sticks, Yogurt or String Cheese, Fruit Cup, Milk

Lunch: Mexi-Beef and Chips, Lettuce and Tomato Salad, Peach, Cinnamon Roll, Milk

10 Breakfast: Cereal, Graham Crackers, Yogurt or String Cheese, Fruit Cup, Milk

Lunch: Hamburger on Bun, Cheese Slice, Pickle, Onion, Lettuce Leaf, To-mato Slice, Potatoes, Baked Beans, Pineapple Slices, Milk


Lunch: Spaghetti, Celery Sticks, Peas, Brownie, Gar-lic Bread Sticks, Milk

12 Breakfast: Cereal, Ba-gel, Yogurt or String Cheese, Fruit Cup, Milk

Lunch: Smothered Chicken, Potatoes, Corn Orange, Cookie, Roll, Milk


Lunch: Chicken Patty on Bun, Lettuce Leaf, Tomato Slice, Potatoes, Green Beans, Pickle Spears, Ba-nana, Milk


Lunch: Barbecue Beef on a Bun, Potatoes, Pickle Spear, Mixed Fruit, Cookie, Milk


Lunch: Burrito, Rice, Refried Beans, Lettuce & Tomato Salad, Peach, Cookie, Milk

18 Breakfast: Cereal, Bis-cuit and Jelly, Yogurt or String Cheese, Fruit Cup, Milk

Lunch: Chicken & Noo-dles, Mashed Potatoes, Celery Sticks, Pears, Roll, Milk


Lunch: Chicken Fried Steak, Potatoes, Corn, Applesauce, Roll, Milk


Lunch: Chicken Strips, Potatoes, Broccoli and Cheese, Banana, Roll, Milk

23 Breakfast: Cook’s Choice

Lunch: Cook’s Choice







Last Day of School Enjoy your summer!!!

MENUS May 2011

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In accordance with Federal law and the U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, na-

tional origin, sex, age, or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.)

To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washing-

ton, DC 20250-9410 or cal(202) 720-5964 (Voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Argonia Daze 2011 May 20-21st, 2011

Friday Events: Time Contact Person Rodeo 8:00 p.m. Jeff McCullough Street Dance (Stan Wedman) 9p.m.—12 a.m. Street in Front of Full Moon Saloon Red Raider Café Open late for snacks

Saturday Events: Garage Sales 8 a.m.—? (ad is $6.00) Bernie Gosch/Verna Lee Coleman River Walk/Run 8 a.m. ($5.00) Jon Mead Softball Tournament All day Wayne Vineyard Biscuits & Gravy 8 a.m.—10 a.m. Methodist Church/ Matt Booker Parade 10:30 a.m. Jenny Phillips, Tara Pierce Hot dogs/Ice Cream 11:30 a.m.—? Free F&M Bank/Haviland Telephone Hamburgers/Chips/Drinks 11:30 a.m.—? Free Dennis Rhodes Memorial/Alicia Jones Photo Contest Photos due at Library by May 18th Winner announced at Parade Food Vendor (Corn/Tacos/Fajitas)11:30 a.m.—? Doug Asper Petting Zoo—4-H 11:30 a.m.—3:30 p.m. Shonda Larson/Emily Coleman D&L Trains*** 11:30 a.m.—3:30 p.m. Carnival Rides*** 11:30 a.m.—3:30 p.m. Basketball Shooting Contest*** 12:00 noon—1:00 p.m. Jon and Cabriel Mead Cake Decorating Contest*** 12:30 p.m.—1:30 p.m. Katrina Love Sand Dig*** 1:30 p.m.—2:00 p.m. Megan McDaniel call to donate coins Duck Drop 2:00 p.m. River Park/Lions Club Bob for Apples*** 2:00 p.m.—3:00 p.m. Sarah Vineyard or other volunteer 2– liter Ring Toss*** 2:00 p.m.—3:00 p.m. Keri Dickerson Dog Show*** 3:00 p.m. Sarah Vineyard or other volunteer Horse Shoe Tournament TBD Darren Good Western Photo Shoot TBD Alicia Jones Rodeo 8:00 p.m. Jeff McCullough All activities marked *** are included in the wristband fee of $10/person

Vendors at Park Sarah Jane Salsa Brockus ArtWorks and Creations Katrina’s Baskets Homemade Jewelry Hair Bows and Scentsy Bag Lady Creations 31 Tupperware Tastefully Simple/Gold Canyon Afghans Zrii Purses Arbonne Avon City of Argonia ***Please contact Sarah Vineyard for any updates or additions.

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May Activities Kindergarten Graduation– Thursday, May 12th at 7:00 p.m. High School Activities Banquet—Tuesday, May 17th at 6:30 p.m. High School Graduation—Sunday, May 22nd at 3:00 p.m. Elementary Honors Assembly— Monday, May 23rd at 7:00 p.m. Junior High Awards Night/8th grade Promotion—Tuesday, May 24th at 7:00 p.m.

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