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Nevis High School Awards

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Nevis Public SchoolHome of the Tigers

The Nevis senior class is number one and gives “thumbs up” for their participation in Kids Against Hunger. Studentsin grades 9-12 participated in Kids Against Hunger by helping bag food at Bethany Lutheran Church on Feb. 10. Eachgrade participated for 30 minutes. The students poured in the food, weighed the bags, sealed the bags, and then boxedthem ready for shipment. The senior Target group donated $200 to the effort. Photo submitted.

NEVIS SIXTH GRADER, LOGAN HANSON, recently received a free dental cleaningand check-up from Dr. Michael Carter and St. Joseph’s Community Dental Clinic team.Photo submitted.

Schools, seniors menus

Give a SmileDr. Michael Carter and

members of St. Joseph’s Com-munity Dental Clinic spent anentire school day in Nevis giv-ing students a reason to smileon Friday, Feb. 4..

February is Dental HealthMonth and St. Joseph’s DentalClinic, in combination withthe Minnesota Dental Associ-ation’s “Give Kids a SmileDay,” offered free dentalscreenings, fluoride treatmentsand oral hygiene instruction toall children in pre-kinder-garten through sixth grade re-cently.

On Friday, Feb. 18, a mem-ber of the Dental Clinic willhead to Park Rapids Area Cen-tury School to provide oralhealth education to all kinder-garten classes.

Laporte students were ableto receive free dental healthopportunities last fall whenfluoride varnishes and dentalhealth education were offered.

St. Joseph’s Community Den-tal Clinic, located at 205Pleasant Ave. in Park Rapids,was the first dental clinic of itskind in the state to integratedental care and public healthservices specifically for Min-nesota public program pa-tients.

St. Joseph’s Area HealthServices is part of CatholicHealth Initiatives (CHI), a na-tional nonprofit health organi-zation with headquarters inDenver, CO. CHI’s faith-based system operates in 19states and includes: 73 hospi-tals; 40 long-term care, as-sisted- and residential-livingfacilities; two communityhealth services organizations;and home health agencies. Infiscal year 2010, CHI pro-vided nearly $590 million incharity care and communitybenefit, including services forthe poor, free clinics, educa-tion and research.

Feb. 21-Feb.25NEVIS SCHOOL

Monday: No School - Pres-ident’s Day.

Tuesday: Breakfast - Blue-berry panckaes, sausage links,juice and milk; Lunch -Mostaccioli, mozzarellacheese, dinner rolls, greenbeans, apples and milk; A laCarte - Egg salad sandwich.

Wednesday: Breakfast -Breakfast bagel pizza, bananas,juice and milk; Lunch - Stonesoup, crackers, PB&J sand-wich, orange halves, chocolatecherry cake and milk; A laCarte - Beef burritos.

Thursday: Breakfast - Hamand egg breakfast bar, salsa,applesauce, juice and milk;Lunch - Turkey gravy, mashedpotatoes, dinner rolls, orangehalves, trail mix and milk; A laCarte - Nachos and cheese.

Friday: Breakfast - Cinna-mon swirl French toast,peaches, juice and milk; Lunch- French bread pizza, fresh cau-liflower and broccoli, ranch

dressing, bananas, honey bearcake and milk; A la Carte -Quarterback soup, chocolatechip cookies.

WALKER SCHOOLMonday: No School, Pres-

ident’s Day.Tuesday: Breakfast - Bel-

gian waffle, cheese slice, juiceand milk; Lunch - Sloppy Joeson bun, AuGratin potatoes,spear pickle, fruit and milk.

Wednesday: Breakfast -Cereal bar, ham patty, juice andmilk; Lunch - Goulash, dinnerroll, carrots, fruit and milk.

Thursday: Breakfast -French toast swirl, sausagelink, juice and milk; Lunch -Turkey gravy on biscuits, cot-tage cheese, corn, pumpkin barand milk.

Friday: Breakfast - Break-fast pizza, juice and milk;Lunch - Mac and cheese, PB&Jsandwich, green beans, apple-sauce cake and milk.

LAPORTE SCHOOL

Monday: No School - Pres-ident’s Day.

Tuesday: Breakfast - Ce-real, muffin, yogurt, juice andmilk; Lunch - Fajitas with fix-ings, rice, corn, fresh fruit andmilk.

Wednesday: Breakfast -Eggs, hasbrowns, toast, juiceand milk; Lunch - Tater tot hot-dish, homemade bun, peas,pears, cake, orange juice andmilk.

Thursday: Breakfast - Pan-cakes, sausage links, juice andmilk; Lunch - Chicken noodlesoup, peanut butter sandwich,fresh veggies, pineapple andmilk.

Friday: Breakfast - Cocoawheats, toast, juice and milk;Lunch - Spaghetti, garlic bread,green beans, peaches, Missis-sippi mud pie and milk.

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(Pictured on right) Juniors Amanda Hass and Josh Trosen were the recipients of this year’s ExCEL award. Excellence in Community, Education and Leadership - is a unique recognition program designed exclusively for Minnesota high school juniors who are active in school activities, who show leadership qualities and who are model citizens.

Nevis Honor Roll studentsStraight A Honor Roll

(4.0 GPA) 10th grade: Micah Stambaugh 7th grade: Isaac Pizarro

A Honor Roll (GPA 3.6667-3.999)

12th grade: Elise Johnson, Matt Gustafson and Bryon Schuldt. 11th grade: Katie Becker, Kate Dierkhising, Riley Hanson, Amanda Hass, Mikayla Magnuson, Josh Trosen, Melissa Rice and Zachary White. 10th grade: Taylor Drury, Savannah Gatewood, Chloe John-son, Brett Johnson, Eddie Neidviecky, Megan Norby, Melissa Stenberg and Alana Swanda. 9th grade: Gavin Becker. 8th grade: Kaitlyn Bjorkstrand, Megan Edelman, Cailey Frisch, Lexi King, Keifer Miller, Autumn Pendegayosh and Anna Walter. 7th grade:Hannah Anderson, Kailee Bjorkstrand, Emma Bliss, Griffin Chase and Wyatt Tauber.

B Honor Roll (GPA 3.0-3.6666)

12th grade: Katherine Anderson, Nicole Edwards, Joe Finn-Bolling, Mackenzie Gatewood, Matt Halik, Bettsy Hjelseth, Kara Rich, and Alyson Snyder. 11th grade: Ellen Albright, Taylor Chase, Paige Daniels, Mad-ison Douvier, Karly Drury, Jordan Dudley, Aaron Halik, Mad-dison Hawes, Mattie Hjelseth, Robbie Hine, Robert Whiteside and Aliyah Yerkes. 10th grade: Reed Bennett, Zachary Bliss, Ashley Daniels, Jor-dan Feder, William Kempnich, Jessica Keranen, Zachary Miller, Taylor Rich, Diana Schudt, Brandon Spain-Brist, Daniel Stacey and Olivia Toft. 9th grade: Austin Becker, Erin Caughey, McKenzie Harris, Tiger Johnson, Dakota Larson, Victor Mastley, Amber Scouton, Ruby Vedbraaten, and Samantha Wormley. 8th grade: Conley Anderson, Hannah Bliss, Allison Booker, Aaron Helleson, Kaitlin Hockett, Austin Kalla, Mikayla Kam-phaus, Jordyn Lucas, Gunnar Netteberg, Alexis Poncelet, An-drew Sauser, Jordan Spenst, Josey Umthun and Sam Wiewel. 7th grade: Andrew Dudley, Alex Grider, Hailey Johnson, Madisyn Lucas, Sierra Monroe, Cielo Mooney, Winter Post and Kayla Swanda.

Tiger Pride awards are given to students who participate in earning points for doing com-munity and school pride activities. Open to any student in grades seven through 12, those who earn the designated points, earn a school letter. Photos by Jen Bliss.

Junior Josh Trosen received the Minnesota Boys’ State award. Minnesota Boys State is a week of study-ing and learning by involve-ment. Trosen will attend the program learning about Minnesota government at the local, county and state levels.

Seniors (from left to right) Kara Rich, Katherine Anderson, Bryon Schuldt, and Joe Finn-Bolling received the Triple-A award. These awards are given to recognize and honor high school seniors who have excelled in the classroom, on the athletic field, and in the fine arts.

For participating in cross-country, basketball and track, senior, Bryon Schuldt received the Three-Sport Athlete award for 2012.

This year’s recipient of the Minnesota MILE award is sophomore, Savannah Gatewood. The Minnesota MILE (Motivating and Inspiring Leadership & Excellence) was formed to identify outstanding high school sophomores through-out Minnesota for being responsible citizens in their community and/or school and provide them with the opportunity and encour-agement to recognize their leadership potential.

Nevis Graduates receiving scholarships

Matthew Gustafson, Nicole Edwards and Austin Rittgers all received the Northland Bison Ranch Scholarship. Photos by Sherm Anderson.

Matthew Gustafson re-ceived the Tall Pine Toms Scholarship.

Katherine Anderson received the Dale and Jackie Burress Scholarship, which was presented by Pat Roehl.

Pictured are Matt Gustafson, Bettsy Hjelseth, Heather Umthun, Austin Rittgers and Joe Finn-Bolling. The four students received the Nevis Firepersons Scholarships.

Nicole Edwards received the Akeley VFW Scholarship.