MARCH 21, 2012 - INTER-COUNTY LEADER - NORTHERN CURRENTS, SECTION B - PAGE 19
Students of the Week GRANTSBURG
FREDERIC
Roman Lahti has been chosen Frederic Elementary School’s student of the week. He is in kindergarten and the son of Allan and Prudence Lahti. Roman is an excellent student who enjoys math and science. His favorite sports are soccer and football and he is an avid “Star Wars” fan. His favorite book to read is “Danny & the Dinosaur” and he likes to play with toy dinosaurs. He wants to be a paleontologist when he grows up.
Julia Buck has been chosen Frederic Middle School’s student of the week. She is in eighth grade and the daughter of Brenda and David Buck. Julia is involved in the dance team, basketball, soccer, softball, volleyball, church at Bone Lake Lutheran and youth group at Crossroads. She enjoys watching, “One Tree Hill,” reading and playing outside. Julia is outgoing, helpful and responsible. Her greatest influence in her life is her brother Waylon.
Erik Stoner has been chosen Frederic High School’s student of the week. He is a senior and the son of Steve and Terri Stoner. Erik is involved in football, show choir, bell choir and works at Timbers Theaters. He enjoys reading and lifting weights. Erik is very responsible, respectful, a natural leader and has determination. His greatest influence in his life is his dad. He plans to attend the of St. Thomas.
Madison Schafer has been chosen Grantsburg Elementary School’s student of the week. She is in first grade and the daughter of Jon and Angela Schafer. Madison is an energetic and positive student who comes to school each day ready to learn. She is respectful and caring to the people around her. Her favorite class is art. She thinks writing is her best subject.
LUCK
Megan Chivers has been chosen Luck Elementary School’s student of the week. She is in second grade and the daughter of Aaron and Angela Chivers. Megan has one sister and one brother. She is a wonderful student. She works hard and is very polite. Her favorite classes in school are reading and gym. When Megan is home she likes riding her four-wheeler.
RuthAnn Pedersen has been chosen Grantsburg High School’s student of the week. She is a junior and the daughter of Chad and Shawna Pedersen. RuthAnn is involved in jazz band, handbells, gymnastics, volleyball, softball, band, pep band, marching band, choir, swing choir, drama, giving music lessons, link group, forensics, International club and prom committee. She enjoys sports and music.
ST. CROIX FALLS
Brook Linski has been chosen Luck Middle School’s student of the week. She is in seventh grade and the daughter of Stephanie and Jamin Linski. Brook is polite, responsible, good-natured, friendly, pleasant to her peers and always does nice work. She enjoys riding horses, playing volleyball, reading and drawing. Her greatest influence in her life is her grandpa.
Clayton Dehmer has been chosen Luck High School’s student of the week. He is a sophomore and the son of Mark and Cassandra Dehmer. Clayton comes to class with a smile and is ready for anything, usually with a new question or idea. He works parttime at Wayne’s Foods and does volunteer work with his church. He enjoys reading, playing chess, spending time with his brother and playing hockey.
Katelyn Kozak has been chosen St. Croix Falls Elementary School’s student of the week. She is in first grade and the daughter of Theresa. At home Katelyn loves to play with her cat, Miller. She does lots of chores for her horse and really likes to work hard. At school she likes to read and be in the library.
Madelyn Stelton has been chosen St. Croix Falls Middle School’s student of the week. She is in sixth grade and the daughter of Beth and Troy Stelton. She has two brothers. Her pets include a guinea pig and a cat. She is involved in band and enjoys reading, drawing and writing. Her favorite subject is math. Madelyn is one of those students who every teacher wants in their classroom. She is very hardworking, caring and kindhearted.
Dustin Findlay has been chosen St. Croix Falls High School’s student of the week. He is a junior and the son of Karyn Findlay and Henry Findlay. He has a younger brother. Dustin enjoys writing, drawing, designing cars and playing music. He is a member of the Cushing Rural Fire Department.
WEBSTER
SIREN
Austin Tinman has been chosen Siren Elementary School’s student of the week. He is in sixth grade and the son of John and Jill Tinman. Austin is always respectful and polite to his teachers. He has a great sense of humor. Austin takes his schoolwork seriously, working hard in the classroom, always aware of what he needs to get done. He does especially well in math and science, which are his favorite subjects. Austin played on the football and basketball teams.
Thorne Carter has been chosen Grantsburg Middle School’s student of the week. He is in sixth grade and the son of Angie and Lonnie Carter. Thorne always has a friendly smile on his face. He leads by example with his excellent work ethic and the level of repect he shows others. He is kind and helpful. Thorne’s favorite class is social studies. He is active in hockey and church. He enjoys walking dogs, playing soccer and biking.
Emily Stiemann has been chosen Siren Middle School’s student of the week. She is in eighth grade and the daughter of Phil and Sheryl Stiemann. One of her best traits is her egalitarianism. Emily treats classmates with respect and encouragement. She can often be seen lending a hand to someone who is hurting or offering assistance on an assignment to someone who is struggling. Emily also maintains the best of grades and participates in numerous after-school activities.
Mercedes Moody has been chosen Siren High School’s student of the week. She is a freshman and the daughter of Heidi Hakseth and Jody Moody. Mercedes is involved in band, Upward Bound, basketball and volleyball. She enjoys listening to music. She loves the color purple, the book “Crank” and the movie “Happy Feet 2.” She is very tenacious in and out of school.
Kaycee Marsh has been chosen Webster Elementary School’s student of the week. She is in kindergarten and the daughter of MaryAnn Hayes. Kaycee is a creative student and enjoys stories and reading. She is quick at her math facts and she is a good problem solver. Kaycee is kind to her classmates and she is helpful to the kindergarteners. Kaycee is always ready to get her work done.
Jazmine Mangelsen has been chosen Webster Middle School’s student of the week. She is in sixth grade and the daughter of Roy Cyms and Heather Olson. Jazmine is a fine student who works hard to complete her daily assignments. She is friendly, polite and respectful to teachers and students. Jazmine is very talented in art and doing creative projects. She enjoys outdoor activities, gymnastics and hulahooping.
Henri Legrelle has been chosen Webster High School’s student of the week. He is a senior and the son of Claire and Alexandre Legrelle. Host parents are Julie and Aaron Strang. Henri is a foreign exchange student from Belgium. He is a talented musician and a hard worker. He speaks well and gets along well with others. He is involved in the school play, school mascot, cross country and soccer. He enjoys music, watching movies and reading.
UNITY
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Christopher Walton has been chosen Unity Elementary School’s student of the week. He is in fourth grade and the son of Anna Petz and Doug Walton. Christopher is an eager learner and has a great sense of humor. His favorite subject is gym. He enjoys fishing, riding fourwheeler and cutting firewood with his grandpa.
Ali Kreft has been chosen Unity Middle School’s student of the week. She is in eighth grade and the daughter of Bobbie Jo Babcock and Joe Kreft. Ali was chosen because she has a positive attitude and she participates well in class.
Taylor Mallin has been chosen Unity High School’s student of the week. He is a senior and the son of Shylo Mallin. Taylor enjoys basketball, skateboarding, snowboarding and BMX biking. His favorite class is Introduction to Films. He plans to attend the Art Institute of Minneapolis next year to become a 3-D animator. He resides in Balsam Lake.