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When he was reviled, he did not revile in return; when he suffered,
he did not threaten, but continued entrusting himself to him who judges justly.
He himself bore our sins in his body on the tree, that we might die to sin and live to righteousness. By his wounds you have been healed.
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From the Principal  
The Journey
Ever been on a long trip? Perhaps driving somewhere on Spring Break, or maybe a summer family vacation? I have fond memories of taking family trips to Sea World in Ohio, and also to visit grandparents in Wisconsin while growing up. As some of you may know, I have seven brothers and sisters, and so all of us would pack into our van and hit the road! As you might imagine, some trips seemed longer than others...but in every case we made it to our destination safely and had great stories to tell. Often times, the stories of the trip were as memorable as the time we spent at the destination.
Just as we take physical journeys in life, we also take spiritual journeys. During this time of Lent, we pause and take a look at our spiritual journey, reflecting on our tremendous need for our Savior because of our sin. As we move through each day, and spend time worshiping during special Lenten services, we connect with each other, recognizing our sin and collectively look forward to the hope we have in Christ. The journey is important, because often times we can become so wrapped up in what life has to offer that we lose sight of who we are, and whose we are. What an important time in the year for us, especially since we know how the Lenten season ends...
As we approach Holy Week, my prayer is that we all have an opportunity to pause and recognize the magnificent magnitude of the sacrifice Jesus made for us, and celebrate together the joyous resurrection of our Savior. I pray your journey has been and will continue to be tied to Jesus, by the power of the Holy Spirit, so that he may live in you, and you in him!
God's blessings and Go Cadets!
Mychal Thom
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 From the Nurse
Do you ever have one of those "my fingers are puffy, my shoes feel tight, and I have bags under my eyes" kinds of days? Sodium, rather, too much sodium may be the culprit. Sodium affects not just our appearance, but also our heart health. This excess fluid can cause our hearts to overwork.
Sodium overload is a major health problem in the United States. On average, we Americans consume more than 3,400 mg sodium every day. The American Heart Association recommends that we consume no more than 1,500 mg every day. A large part of this over-consumption is because of our food supply. More than 75% comes from processed and restaurant foods and is not just the first things that come to our minds such as French fries and potato chips. The sodium monster lurks everywhere. ¼ teaspoon of salt contains 600 mg sodium and 1 teaspoon contains 2,400 mg sodium - way over the daily recommended amount. Look over the following "Salty Six":
- Breads and rolls - we have these several times every day. Find a lower sodium variety (yes, it will require us to read the label.)
- Cold cuts/cured meats-6 thin slices of deli meat can be ½ of the daily recommended amount of sodium.
- Pizza - 1 slice with several toppings can again, be more than ½ of the daily recommended amount. Limit cheese and add more veggies as toppings.
- Poultry - this one is based mostly on preparation. Check labels for seasonings and add more fresh herbs to season.
- Soup - little is as fast as opening a can of soup for a quick meal BUT 1 cup of canned soup may contain 100-940 mg of sodium - more than ½ the daily amount of sodium recommended.
- Sandwiches/burgers - from fast food restaurants can contain more than 100% of your daily sodium. Try a ½ sandwich and a side salad. Sharing is always a nice thing to do if you are dining with a companion or take ½ home for lunch the next day.
Making small changes in your diet and food prep can have big payoffs with your health. Some other practices to put into place include limiting your portion sizes and consumption of processed foods, choosing fresh fruits and vegetables (canned may have sodium added for preservation), specify how you wish your food to be prepared when eating out and ask to have prepared without salt, taking control of what you are eating by cooking at home (it is fun and delicious), and choosing foods containing potassium as these counter the effects of sodium and may help to decrease your blood pressure. Remember also that sweet foods, including raisin bran and commercial cereals may contain added salt to enhance sweetness.
Spring is finally upon us - get outside and move and make great, healthy food.
Jayne Dwyer-Reff, RN
CLHS School Nurse
Also From the Nurse...
Parents of upcoming seniors for the school year 2014-2015
There is an addition to the immunization laws for the state of Indiana for the upcoming school year which requires students in grade 12 to have a second meningitis immunization. The ONLY incoming seniors not needing this would be students who had their first meningitis immunization after the age of 16. Avoid that summertime rush and work on getting that now or maybe when you see your Health Care Provider for your student's annual physical exam. If you are unsure if your student needs this, please contact the school nurse at 483-1102 ext 235 or jreff@clhscadets.com.
Jayne Dwyer-Reff, RN
Concordia Lutheran High School Nurse
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Financial and Need-based Scholarship Applications Due May 15
The deadline to fill out applications for financial and need-based scholarships is May 15. To learn more, please visit the website by clicking here, or contact Krista Friend, Director of Enrollment and Retention, at (260) 483-1102, ext. 219.
Accepting Cadet and Excel Applications
We are still accepting applications for the Cadet and Excel Scholarships.
Applications are now being accepted for the 2014-15 school year. Please contact Krista Friend at (260) 483-1102 ext. 219 or email kfriend@clhscadets.com for more information.
Parents - if your student will be in the 10th, 11th or 12th grade during the 2014-15 school year, we ask that you re-enroll to ensure that your child gets the classes he or she needs before they fill up. The re-enrollment process is entirely online and takes only a few minutes to complete. Simply go to www.clhscadets.com , click on the RenWeb Student/Parent button, log in, then click on Family Information, then Re-Enrollment and follow the brief instructions. Financial information will be sent in a separate email.
Attention Voucher Recipients
If you are a current voucher recipient, emails will be sent in May to allow you to make an appointment to get your voucher for next year. If you have any questions, please contact Krista Friend, Director of Enrollment and Retention, at (260) 483-1102, ext. 219.
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Guidance News
Dual-Credit Opportunities and Informational Meeting
Students enrolled next year in Honors Algebra II, psychology, AP statistics, Intro to Computer Science, and/or Computer programming and who have a 3.00 GPA are eligible to apply for dual credit through IPFW. Ann Brown from Collegiate Connection at IPFW will be here on Thursday, May 1 at 10:00 a.m. to explain the process for enrolling and to provide applications. Eligible students will receive passes on Monday April 21 for the meeting. Applications are due to to guidance by Monday, May 19. In the fall, after being accepted into the program, students will be setting up an account with IPFW to make payment arrangements.
College Classes On Campus
Most local colleges also have opportunities for high school seniors to take courses at their campuses. Applications for these programs are being processed now. It is an advantage to the the student to apply for classes now to have the best option of available classes. We currently have applications for IPFW. Students interested in St. Francis, Indiana Tech or Ivy Tech should contact the admission office at theses colleges. May 28 is our deadline for signing up for a class at a local college. Seniors who plan to take classes should first check with their counselor to make sure taking these courses will fit into their schedule.
Advanced Placement Administration Meeting
Students enrolled to take an AP exam this spring will have a mandatory meeting on Tuesday, April 29 at 8:00 a.m. in the auditorium. Testing rules, procedures, and scoring reports will be addressed. AP test dates and times are set by College Board. There are no make-up dates. Students who have morning tests will be asked to arrive at school by 7:45 a.m. Students testing in the afternoon should plan on being in school until 4:00 p.m.
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Summer Programs at Concordia
Summer School 2014
Many families are making plans for the summer and our staff is too! We are expanding our summer school course offerings this year. Session 1 will run from June 11 - July 1 Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Session 2 will run from July 7 - July 25 Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. We are offering classes on campus as well as many flex learning options. Students need to discuss all scheduling decisions including summer school plans with their counselor. Registration forms are available in the school office and electronically on the CLHS website under the summer programs tab at the bottom of the homepage. If your son or daughter is interested in taking a class during summer school, please turn in your registration form as soon as possible. Ten students are needed to enroll in a class in order for the class to run. Sometimes, if indications are that there are not going to be enough students for a class to run, teachers will decide to seek other employment. Also, some classes fill up quickly. If you have any questions regarding summer school, please call Diane Lewis at 483-1102 x 239.
Summer Activities For Grade School Students
We have expanded our camp offerings for grade school students. We will offer most of the sports and activity camps that we offered last year and more. Information and registration forms are available in the school office and on the website under the summer programs tab at the bottom of the homepage. If you have any questions regarding the summer camps and activities, please call Dean Doerffler at (260) 969-6868.
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 2014 Dinner Auction Poster Contest Winner Announced
Congratulations to Kayla Stellwagen for creating the winning 2014 Cadets in Cadence poster competition.
Runners-up were Margaret Metzger and Troy Kravig.
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Advancement
Rhonda Patterson, 2014 Auction Co-Chair, gives the inspiration for this year's theme.
Bridges. They are the literal structure that connects two land masses together over water. They provide passage to navigate cities like Fort Wayne, built on rivers. Old and new, Fort Wayne boasts beautiful architectural examples, including the Wells Street Bridge and the Martin Luther King Bridge.
Bridges are also used in a figurative sense, as a connecting or transitional phase that brings together two elements, for instance in a piece of music.
CLHS is building bridges. Present in our community since 1935, Concordia is uniting alumni and future cadets in Christ. Linking together our Lutheran churches and grade schools, CLHS is a bridge to bring together our Christian community.
One only has to observe the generations present at a CLHS football game, in the stands, in the practice fields, and on the playing field, to see the bridges we have built. Or attend a CLHS drama production, and witness the elementary children performing side by side with our talented cadets. Or read the Fort Wayne Newspapers, to be reminded of alumni and students who are working in our community to bring Christ to life, "being Jesus."
CLHS is Building Bridges on November 8, 2014, at Cadets in Cadence, striding together to serve our Lord.
Germanfest October 4
Preview Party November 7
Dinner Auction November 8
Save the dates and let us know how you want to be involved!SGO Update You can still take advantage of an SGO donation before June 30, 2014 or in July when the new fiscal year starts. With the increased interest in SGO benefits statewide, our advice is to take advantage of the opportunity now! Of the $7.5 million available to Indiana donors, just over $1.2 million is available until June 30, 2014 when the state tax credit amount will be reset. While the general tax year-end rush is over, donations can still be made. Businesses, partnerships, and self-employed friends of Concordia who pay quarterly estimated taxes can especially benefit from SGO donations. Gifts to the SGO can be made many times throughout the year and many folks like the option of doubling their tax liability and gifting to the SGO to greatly reduce or eliminate their state taxes. Contact Stephanie Paradine, Director of Advancement, for more information at sparadine@clhscadets.com or (260) 483-1102.
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Sport Physical Screenings 2014-15
Concordia Lutheran High School will be offering physical screenings for prospective athletes for the 2014-2015 school year, including incoming freshmen. The exams are scheduled for Thursday, May 29, at 5:30 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran High School. The cost will be $10.00 and this is an excellent opportunity to get the required physical completed, which will be handled by first class doctors, nurses, and athletic trainers. The procedure is as follows:
1. Pick up the physical form in the CLHS Athletic Office, or download a printable version by clicking here and then selecting the Physical Evaluation Form.
2. Fill out the front page and the fourth page. Be sure both the athlete and the
parent/guardian sign the form. NO PHYSICAL WILL BE GIVEN IF THE PAGES ARE
NOT COMPLETED AND SIGNED.
3. Make sure the parent/guardian signs the "Consent Acknowledgement and Release Form"
on the fourth page of the physical form. All insurance information must also be
completed.
4. Bring the completed form plus the $10.00 fee to the screening on May 29 beginning at 5:30
p.m. NO PHYSICAL WILL BE GIVEN WITHOUT THE PROPER FORM,
SIGNATURES, OR PAYMENTS. (Checks should be made payable to Concordia
Lutheran High School.)
5. Return your completed athletic physical form to the Concordia Athletic Office.
All athletes MUST have a physical exam on file BEFORE TRYING OUT for any of our sports teams. This method of receiving a physical is the easiest, most inexpensive, and the most convenient way of taking care of this obligation. If you prefer to have an exam by your family physician, we support that decision completely since he/she would know your medical history. However, the service that our doctors and athletic trainers are offering is very competent and we assure you that you will receive a thorough physical screening. THIS WILL BE THE ONLY DATE OFFERED FOR A PHYSICAL SCREENING FOR THE 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR. If you cannot attend on May 29 you will have to obtain your physical exam from your family doctor or a medical service site. If you have any questions, please call the Concordia Athletic Office at 969-6868.
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JROTC Inducts Adam Mildred into Lieutenant General John H. Moellering Hall of Honor
On Saturday, April 12, Concordia Lutheran High School's JROTC program hosted the annual CLHS JROTC Cadet Battalion Officers Ball. At this year's event, Adam Mildred was inducted into the Lieutenant General John H. Moellering Hall of Honor.
Established in 1989 by the members of the JROTC Officers Club to recognize alumni Cadets who have distinguished themselves as leaders in their chosen profession, the John H. Moellering Hall of Honor was named in honor of Lieutenant General John Moellering, Class of 1955, in recognition of his long and distinguished career with the United States Army.
This year's inductee, Adam Mildred, graduated from Concordia Lutheran High School in 1990 and went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from the Ball State Honors College. He is a graduate of the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps and Airborne School and received a reserve Commission in 1994. Mildred is a 1997 graduate of the Indiana School of Law at Bloomington. During law school and for a year thereafter, he worked for the City of Fort Wayne as a research assistant. In May of 1998, he became a Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney for Allen County. In addition to being the Criminal Law instructor for the Fort Wayne Police Department Training Academy, Mildred is also a guest lecturer at area universities and is very active in the community. He married the love of his life, Shaunnette, in 2005 and they have a daughter, Victoria.
Throughout each year, the CLHS JROTC gladly accepts nominations for the Hall of Honor from the community. Nominees must have graduated from Concordia Lutheran High School, been a member of the Army JROTC Cadet Battalion and have distinguished themselves as a leader in their chosen profession and the community. Please send any nominations, including a brief biography, to the Army JROTC Department, care of SFC Conrad at Concordia Lutheran High School or to aconrad@clhscadets.com.
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The Concordia Lutheran High School Athletic Booster Club is please to announce they will once again be sponsoring the Game Day t-shirt design contest. Submit your full color design that shows school spirit on an 8 1/2 by 11 piece of white paper for your chance to win $50.00 and a free t-shirt. All entries must include student name, address, phone number, and grade on the back of the entry, as well as the color of the t-shirt. All designs must be turned in by Friday, May 23, 2014, to the athletic office.
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Our Creator's Classroom Plant Sale
Located on the northern edge of the Concordia Lutheran High School campus is Our Creator's Classroom. It serves as an educational resource for both elementary and secondary students. This winter in the greenhouse retired CLHS teacher, Don Luepke, has been raising gardening plants for the fifth annual OCC Spring Plant Sale.
Available will be huge, beautiful hanging baskets (geranium combinations, New Guinea Impatiens, calibrachoa, petunias, lobelia, lofus, and many more), large decorative patio container plantings, deck railing planters, individual potted flowers, succulents, bedding plants, perennials, herbs, raspberries, and vegetables, as well as landscaping plants and trees. There will also be many special Mother's Day planters as well as decorative offerings for Confirmation and Graduation celebrations. All proceeds will be used to assist the horticultural program of Our Creator's Classroom.
The plant sale will be Friday and Saturday, May 2 and 3 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and again on Friday and Saturday, May 9 and 10 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This is open to the public and the community is invited to come and take a self-guided "Biblical" tour through the nature area of Our Creator's Classroom.
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Easter Plant Sale
The winter has been long, spring has been tardy in coming, Easter is late, but it has finally arrived. To help celebrate the wondrous event of the resurrection of our Lord, the Concordia High School Our Creator's Classroom Greenhouse is offering beautiful Easter floral baskets and plants for sale. These are not the common lilies but colorful Dahlias and Cool Wave Pansies among others all displayed in decorative containers and baskets. The sale will be a very limited one and will take place on Wednesday, April 16 from 2-5 p.m. in the Our Creator's Classroom Greenhouse at the north end of the CLHS parking lot. Prices are reasonable and all proceeds support the Horticulture Program Endowment at Concordia. Note: the regular Spring Plant Sale will take place on May 2, 3, 9, and 10 from 9:00 - 4:00 each day.
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 From the Alumni Office
Indianapolis Chapter Event
Thursday, May 1, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Eddie Merlot's - Keystone
Join fellow Concordia Alumni, staff and principal Mychal Thom for a casual social gathering of complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages. RSVP by calling (260) 203-4430 or email alumni@clhscadets.com or jnichols@clhscadets.com.
Reunion News
The Alumni Office is aware of the following reunions being planned for 2014. If you want to make sure your class reunion coordinators can reach you, please contact alumni@clhscadets.com with your current address, phone number and email address.
Class of 1954 - 60 year reunion - September 20, 2014
Class of 1959 - 55 year reunion - September 19 - 21, 2014
Class of 1964 - 50 year reunion - August 22 - 24, 2014
Class of 1969 - 45 year reunion - TBD
Class of 1974 - 40 year reunion - September 27, 2014
Class of 1979 - 35 year reunion - September 27, 2014
Class of 1984 - 30 year reunion - September 27, 2014
Class of 1994 - 20 year reunion - July 26, 2014
Class of 2003 - 11 year reunion - September 27, 2014
Class of 2004 - 10 year reunion - September 27, 2014
Contact jnichols@clhscadets.com for additional information regarding reunions.
Tin Caps
Saturday, August 16, 2014
As part of Lutheran Education Night at the Ball Park the Alumni Association has reserved the 400 Club at Parkview Field for the game on Saturday, August 16, 2014 at 7:05 pm. The 400 club provides seats and unlimited food and beverages. Tickets are $40 per person and may be ordered under the Alumni tab at the beginning of May. This will be a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a night at the ball park with fellow CLHS alumni!
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Alumni News and Notes
We appreciate our Alumni and want to include any news and notes, including photos of weddings, etc. To submit the information using the online form, click here.
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CANstruction
Concordia Wins CANstruction People's Choice Award
On March 14, the CLHS CANstruction team built our 2014 CANstruction structure
"Don't Be in DeNile About Hunger" at Glenbrook Square. We were so blessed by the help and support of the Concordia family through their generous donation of cans (1443 total) and the labor needed to move 6000 cans all around Fort Wayne.
We were particularly grateful for Pastor Gudel's 5th hour Religion class for taking 2500 cans back to the mall to be used as votes for the People's Choice Award. We won! This year People's Choice also included a $1000.00 check which we are donating to the Kid's Against Hunger project at Concordia.
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Concordia Lutheran High School is currently accepting applications for a full-time maintenance assistant. This position requires previous experience, a basic understanding of commercial cleaning products and equipment and an ability to perform light custodial duties. Concordia offers competitive wages and an excellent benefits program, including health insurance, tuition assistance and retirement savings options.
Self-motivated individuals are encouraged to apply in person at the school office Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Candidates are expected to demonstrate a commitment to Christian living and display professional behavior at all times. High school diploma required.
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
Put it on your calendars! Shakespeare from the Heart, a non-profit Shakespeare acting group, will be putting on a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the end of July. Auditions will be held May 22, 3:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. and May 24, 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Physical Fitness Center at Concordia. All are welcome. If you have any questions, please contact Alicia Drier at adrier@clhscadets.com or (260) 483-1102, ext. 119. All proceeds benefit the Matthew 25 clinic.
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The Bulldogs Silent Auction Fundraising Event
The Orchid
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Doors Open at 6:30 p.m.
$25/person - Hors d'oeuvres by The Orchid
11508 Lincoln Hwy E.
New Haven, IN 46774
Cash bar
Non-refundable Ticket
Adults only
The Band Boosters are again sponsoring this event to raise money needed to replace school instruments, add to a scholarship endowment for band students, and help support Lutheran World Relief.
Auction items this year include certificates and discounts from great area restaurants such as pizzas for a year, Hall's Restaurant, Golden Corral, and many others; a guitar; car needs are not forgotten with certificates for oil changes; decorative items for the home or items for the garden. We will also be auctioning the original Spike jacket - one and only! As previous attendees will know, this list is a fraction of the many wonderful items we have available for every taste and need. Pick up tickets at the door. Everyone welcome!
Concordia Presents How the West Was Dun 
Concordia Lutheran High School theatre will perform How the West was Dun on Friday, May 2 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, May 4 at 2:00 p.m.
Witty, hilarious and clever, Christopher Gieschen's How the West was Dun is a melodrama that spoofs many of Hollywood's Western films. Forget about your worries and laugh until your side hurts as trite Western clichés are presented with modern flare.
Slick and wealthy Richard Proudheart ("Oh, that's Rich!") must marry Polly Wanda Cracker to control the Cracker property. However, it's Polly's homely sister, Prunella, who wants to marry Richard. Meanwhile, our hero, Sheriff Wayne John, has his hands full surviving the hilarious antics of well meaning, but not too bright, Deputy Doowrong as he deals with the most wacky assemblage of villains this side of the Rio Grande.
So make plans now to see this side-splittin' sendup written and directed by published playwright, Christopher Gieschen.
Tickets are $6 for adults, $5 for students in high school or younger.
For more information, program advertising forms, or ticket orders, call (260) 483-1102.
 Color Guard Tryouts
We are excited about our upcoming Color Guard tryouts. All 8th grade and high school ladies are invited to try out. Our Color Guards of the past have been outstanding, and we are looking forward to maintaining that tradition. Tryouts are Monday - Thursday, April 22-25 from 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 in the CLHS gymnasium. Come and enjoy God's gift of music and dance. No previous experience necessary . There will be a parent/student meeting on Monday, April 28 at 7:00 p.m. in the CLHS auditorium.
Fine Arts Week The arts play a major role in child development - even for high school youth. The Arts teach much in addition to academic skill: responsibility, commitment, working with a team, and more, the skills for which employers are looking. The Arts at Concordia are outstanding and growing! Concordia will celebrate the Fine Arts during the week of April 13th. The week will begin with the Art Show in the PFC on Sunday April 13th from 1:00 - 4:00, along with the Lutheran elementary art and music featured that afternoon, too. The week will focus on the Journey to the Cross and Maunday Thursday's chapel will be lead by Dr. Eschelbach. On Tuesday will be an assembly for CLHS Arts. Celebrate the Arts, another one of God's great gifts! Symphonic Band to Purdue Symphonic enjoyed a trip to Purdue University in Lafayette April 7. They spent the day with Purdue musicians in sectionals and band. Jay Gephart, head of Purdue bands, worked with them on contest music. Fun was had by all.
Mother's Day Flowers  The band will again be taking orders for flowers between April 21 and May 2. The flowers are beautiful and include hanging baskets with vining geraniums, New Guinea impatiens, impatiens, and purple cascading petunias. Also available are combo pots, roses, mums, violets, geraniums and hanging ferns. What a great gift for Mom (Mother's Day is May 11) and to celebrate spring. Profits will go to student accounts. Flowers will be delivered Friday, May 9, 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. in the band room. Calling All drummers! The CLHS drumline is looking for anyone willing to have as much fun as they always do - and be GREAT! Tryouts will be Monday, May 5th 5:00 - 7:00 and Thursday, May 8th 6:00 - 8:00 in the Band Room of CLHS.
Summary of Upcoming Events
April 12 - The Bulldogs Silent Auction Fundraising Event, 6:00 p.m.
April 13 - Art Show, 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
April 13 - 17 - Fine Arts Week April 21 - May 1 - Flower Sale April 22 - 25 - Color Guard Auditions, 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m May 2 and 4 - CLHS Presents How the West Was Dun May 3 - ISSMA Organizal Contest for A Cappella and Symphonic Band May 5 and 8 - Drumline Auditions May 9 - Flowers delivered May 14 - Choral Concert, 7:00 p.m. May 16 - Spring Instrumental Concert, Auer Hall at IPFW, 7:00 p.m. May 19 - Instrumental Banquet, 6:30 p.m. May 21 - A Cappella Banquet 
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2013-2014 Winter Sports Awards
Congratulations to the following winter sport athletes receiving these awards for the 2013-2014 season:
Girls Basketball - SAC Champions
Most Valuable - Courtney Smith
Most Assists - Courtney Smith
Best Defense - DeJour Young
Mental Attitude - Rachel Kammeyer
Best Free Throw Percentage - Erin Adair
Best Rebounder - Courtney Smith
Captains - Courtney Smith, Taylor Sparks
All SAC 1st Team - Courtney Smith, DeJour Young
2nd Team All SAC - Rachel Kammeyer
All SAC Honorable Mention - Shania Kelley, Taylor Sparks
4 Year Letter Winners - Courtney Smith, Taylor Sparks
Boys Basketball
Hardest Worker - Drew Brown, Cam Weikart
Top Performer - DJ McCall
Captains - DJ McCall, Mitch Paradine, Cam Weikart
All SAC - DJ McCall
2nd Team All SAC - Reggie Tharp
All SAC Honorable Mention - Mitch Paradine
Girls Swimming
Most Improved - Jayle'an Raines
Hardest Worker - Moorea Reiskytl
Captains - Amber Klinger, Maddie Nieter, Brooke Smith
4 Year Letter Winners - Maddie Nieter, Katelyn Reinhard, Brooke Smith
All SAC - Maggie Lawson, Hannah Thomas
Boys Swimming
Most Improved - Connor Bussick
Hardest Worker - Jacob Smith
Captain - Levi Hoffman
4 Year Letter Winner - Levi Hoffman
All SAC - Levi Hoffman, Noah Younghans
Wrestling
Most Valuable - Marcus Swift
Most Improved - Blade Harris
Most Pins - Alex Kunkel
Mental Attitude - Jacob Dillman
Captain - Jacob Dillman, Daniel Massucci, Marcus Swift
Edward W. LeBeau Award- Daniel Massucci
4 Year Letter Winner - Jacob Dillman, Alec King, Alex Kunkel, Daniel Massucci
All SAC 2nd Team - Jack Adair, Alex Kunkel, Dominic Perugini, Marcus Swift
Regional Qualifier - Noah Asher, Zac Davis, Jacob Dillman, Alex Kunkel, Dominic Perugini, Marcus Swift
Gymnastics
Mental Attitude - Samantha Berning
Most Improved - Dayanara Ellis
Perseverence - Rayna Mickelini
MVP - Samantha Berning, Dayanara Ellis, Rayna Mickelini
All SAC 2nd Team - Dayanara Ellis
All SAC Honorable Mention - Samantha Berning, Rayna Mickelini
Cheerleading
Mental Attitude - Jessica LeBeau, Megan Motter
Most Spirited - Reagann Koehlinger, Delaney Werling
Best Jumps -Sydney Kirby
Sparkle Award - Kassidy Jones, Isabelle Wellman
Most Improved - Noaa Lanotte
Captains - Bailee Buchs, Christine Coley, Hunter Kirby, Jensine Koehlinger, Taylor Miller, Sydney Senger
High School Heisman Award -- Hunter Kirby
ICC Academic All-Start Cheer Team -- Sydney Senger
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Earn Money While Shopping with SCRIP
If you're planning to make a purchase at a grocery store, retail outlet or restaurant, consider the SCRIP program. With every SCRIP purchase, a percent of the profit generated is credited to your family account to be applied to tuition or rebated to you. For a complete listing of stores, click here or stop by the SCRIP booth in the main hallway on Wednesdays from 2:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. and Fridays from 12:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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