Mason City, Iowa âœŚ Sunday, June 26, 2011
Celebrating 50 years
75th Anniversary Virgil Stanley Ouverson and Ruth Ouverson of Fertile, Iowa, were married July 4, 1936.
Layton and Marla (Asher) Zbornik Jr. were married June 25, 1961, at the First Christian Church in Albia, Iowa.
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80th Birthday Michelle E. Hauser,
a 1999 graduate of Mason City High School, graduated with an M.D. and master’s of public administration from Harvard Medical School (HMS), and Harvard Kennedy School of Government (HKS), on May 26, 2011.
Rita Wong is celebrating her 80th birthday on June 26.
Happy Birthday Grandma Rita!
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Scholarship Chairman Keith Myhre from Harding Masonic Lodge #649, Mason City, presented $500 scholarships each, to Samantha Juleson and Jonathan Boyle. Juleson is a graduate of Clear Lake High School and plans to attend Drake University, majoring in pharmacy. Boyle is a Mason City High School graduate who plans to attend Luther College and major in music. Some of the funds for these scholarships came from a spaghetti dinner held earlier in the year by Harding members.
FERTILE — Virgil Stanley Ouverson and Ruth Ouverson of Fertile, Iowa, were married July 4, 1936. Virgil and Ruth Ouverson will celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary July 4. The couple have lived in or close to Fertile nearly all their married lives. If you would like to send congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ouverson, please forward them to Good Samaritan Society at 606 S. Seventh St., Forest City, IA 50436 or 101 N. Hill St., Fertile, IA 50434.
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Maryville University Dean’s List ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Kristen Montag, of Rudd, Iowa, earned Dean’s List honors for the spring 2011 semester at Maryville University. Undergraduate students are eligible for the Dean’s List when they complete at least 12 Maryville University hours in the semester, with a minimum of 3.33 grade point average.
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Becker, 63 years SHEFFIELD — Luverne C. Becker and Beatrice Arlene (Sims) Becker of Sheffield, Iowa, were married June 27, 1948, at the Methodist Church in Sheffield, Iowa. The couple will celebrate their 63rd wedding anniversary on June 27. Cards can be sent to them at P.O. Box 551, Sheffield, IA 50475 . The couple has four children, eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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AMES — Seven North Iowa students are among 82 students at Iowa State University, initiated into Phi Beta Kappa, at a ceremony held May 2, at Iowa State. Phi Beta Kappa recognizes students for outstanding academic achievement in a broad curriculum in the liberal arts and sciences. Initiates include: ALGONA — Amanda Bottjen, Ethan Dahlhauser. IOWA FALLS — Amy Scallon. LAKE MILLS — Chandra Peterson. MASON CITY — Sarah Pedelty, Robyn Rourke. OSAGE —Alyson Bechtum.
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NORA SPRINGS — Jack Davison will turn 80 on Ralph Diercks celebrated June 27. He celebrated with his 80th birthday on June his family on Father’s Day. 21. Greetings may be sent A family gathering was to Jack at: 23656 290th St., held to celebrate. Nora Springs, IA 50458.
THANK YOU Thank you We want to thank our family for the great 60th wedding anniversary party they gave for us. It was certainly a day to remember. Thanks, too, for all the cards from relatives and friends. It is so fun to go back and re-read them over and over. — Gene and Florence Ferden
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Vivian Greiman turned 85, on June 25. Birthday greetings may be sent to her at: 1125 Highway 69, Goodell, IA 50439. We love you mom!
Remember when you thought 30 was old? Happy 60th! Love, — Mary, Dylan, Derek and Alyssa
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Alan Sheldon and Judy (White) Sheldon were married June 6, 1971, at the Hillside Church of Christ in Marshalltown, Iowa. The couple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with their three sons and two daughters-in-law on a week-long Alaskan cruise. The couple’s children and their spouses are Brad Sheldon of Ford Dodge, Iowa; Chris and Di Sheldon of Ames, Iowa; and Eric and Amiee Sheldon of Rochester, Minn. Grandchildren are Hannah, Caleb, and Elijah Sheldon of Ames.
Tom and Jo Wilder of Mason City are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their son, Matt, to Kalli Boehm, daughter of Carolyn Boehm and Bruce Boehm Sr. of Audubon. The future groom is a 2003 graduate of Newman Catholic High School in Mason City. The future bride is a 2005 graduate of Audubon High School in Audubon. Matt and Kalli are both graduates of the University of Northern Iowa. Matt will be a business teacher and coach for Charter Oak Schools and Kalli will be a kindergarten teacher for Denison Schools this fall. A July 16 wedding is planned at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Audubon. The couple will reside in Denison after their wedding.
Poland’s Celebrated 65 Years ROCKWELL — Clifford M. Poland and Dorothy (Bell) Poland of Rockwell, Iowa, were married June 23, 1946, in Alexander, Iowa. Cards can be sent to them at 321 First St. N., Box 23, Rockwell, Iowa 50469. The couple’s children and their spouses are Greg Poland and wife Lori of Surprise, Ariz., Merle Poland and wife Karen of Cedar Falls, Iowa. They have five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
RETIREMENT Pat Ulrich to be honored with card shower MASON CITY — Pat Ulrich, of Mason City, will be honored with a retirement card shower on Thursday, June 30. Pat has worked as a home health aide for the Cerro Gordo County Department of Public Health, Mason City, for 20 years. Please help us honor her years of service and celebrate this milestone with Pat, by sending a card to her at: 146 15th St. N.W., Mason City, IA 50401. Pat has recently been homebound due to complications from chemotherapy and she would love to hear from friends and well-wishers!
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Rita Wong is celebrating her 80th birthday on June 26. Her six children, 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, invite you to send Rita a birthday card greeting to celebrate her big day!
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Ivadell Abele celebrated her 90th birthday on June 17. She was born June 17, 1921. Greetings may be sent to 220 Country Club Drive, Garner, IA 50438.
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Happy 100th Birthday Madeline!
Madeline E. Peterson will celebrate her 100th birthday with an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 2, at Wesley United Methodist Church, 1405 S. Pennsylvania Ave., Mason City. She requests no gifts, please. Come and greet Madeline and join in celebrating her 100th year! A card shower is also planned. Cards may be sent to Madeline at the following address: 315 13th St. S.E., Mason City, IA 50401. Madeline’s actual birthday is December 2, 2011.
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LELAND — Virginia Severson Meinecke, formerly of Leland, and currently living in Forest City, will be 90 on Monday, July 4. Her children, Roger Severson, Karen Hopson and Susan Totty, will host an open house in honor of her 90th birthday, from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 2, at Our Savior’s Lutheran Church fellowship hall in Leland. Birthday greetings may be sent to her at: 104 Winngate Dr., Apt. 10, Forest City, IA 50436.
THORNTON —Francisca Rodriguez and Loren Heitland, of Thornton, are parents of a daughter, Rilley McKenzie Heitland, born at 10:42 p.m., June 4, 2011, at Mercy Medical Center—North Iowa, Mason City. She weighed 9 lbs. 3 oz. and was 21½ inches long. Grandparents are Maria Rodriguez, of Latimer, and Pedro Rodriguez, of San Juan, Texas, and Roger and Alice Heitland, of Thornton.
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Leadership at HKS. She is also the recipient of the MASON CITY — Leonard Tow Humanism in OSAGE — Marjorie Showalter, of Osage, will celeMichelle E. Hauser, a 1999 Medicine Award presented brate her 80th birthday at an open house from 2 to 4 graduate of Mason City by the Arnold P. Gold p.m. Saturday, July 2, at the Rock Falls Community Cen- High School, graduated Foundation. ter in Rock Falls. with an M.D. and master’s Michelle graduated There will be a program at 3 p.m. of public administration summa cum laude from She requests no gifts, please. The event is being host- from Harvard Medical Humboldt State University ed by her children. School (HMS), and Harin Arcata, Calif., with a Showalter was born Feb. 12, 1931. vard Kennedy School of bachelor of science degree Government (HKS), on in cellular/molecular biolMay 26, 2011. She is the ogy in 2006. She is begindaughter of Mike and Rose ning her residency in Hauser, of Mason City, and internal medicine-primary Laurie Ficken-Chiarello Thank you care at the Harvard-Camand Paul Chiarello of bridge Health Alliance resA huge thank you to all the volunteers that helped idency program this make the Father’s Day fishing outing for the Good Shep- Omaha, Neb. Michelle received a spe- month. herd residents a great success. It was so much fun for cial letter of achievement She is focusing her everyone! — Activity Department at Good Shepherd from The Center of Public career on improving access
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Moore, 60 years William J. Moore and Mary C. (Chambers) Moore were married on June 30, 1951, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Fort Dodge, Iowa. The couple will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a Mass and family dinner in July. The couple’s children are Joseph Moore (deceased), Michael (Suzanne) Moore of Albert Lea, Minn., and John Lee, 25 years Ewen, 40 years Moore of Mason City. Grandchildren are Anne Moore CLEAR LAKE — Jon Lee and Mary (Malek) Lee of ROCKFORD — Donald Leo Ewen and Carolyn Ann Clear Lake, Iowa, were married June 28, 1986, at the Lit- and Ryan Moore, both of Minneapolis, Minn., and Burnett Ewen of Rockford, Iowa, were married June 23, great-grandchild Evelyn Kuzenski of Minneapolis, 1971, at Rudd United Methodist in Rudd, Iowa. The cou- tle Brown Church in Nashua, Iowa. Minn. The couple’s children and their spouses are Allison ple celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. and Don Hiscocks, Britt; Ben Frederick, Clear Lake; Cards can be sent to them at 1882 Dogwood Ave., Zach and Chelsea Frederick, Mankato, Minn. They have Rockford, IA 50468. two grandchildren, Andy and Jackson. The couple’s children and their spouses are Tonya They will celebrate their 25th anniversary with a famObermire, Mason City, Iowa; Jessie and Jason Reicks, Rockford, Iowa; Cole and Ada Ewen, Elsberry, Mo. They ily gathering over the 4th of July. have six grandchildren. • BBQ Accessories • Wines & Mixes
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Creighton Dean’s List OMAHA, Neb. — The following North Iowa students were named to the spring Dean’s List at Creighton University for the 2010-11 academic year. Full-time students who earn a 3.5 grade point average or better on a 4.0 scale, are eligible for the Dean’s Honor Roll. CLARION — Kelly Spencer. CLEAR LAKE — Robert Berry. GOLDFIELD — Noel Rasmussen. MASON CITY — Michael Dunlay, Kylie
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Boman, 50 years Elizabeth Anne (Fredrickson) and Arlyn Peter Boman were married June 3, 1961, at First Baptist Church, Forest City. The couple will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house yard party from 3 to 9 p.m. Saturday, July 2, at their acreage, 36079 180th Ave., Forest City, culminating with fireworks. The event is hosted by their family, Tom and Julie Boman, Breeanna and Arlyn of Des Moines, Theo and Teresa Boman, Elizabeth, Barbara Etcher (Matt and son, Kinnick), Peter, Michelle and Samuel of Webster City, and Nancy and Matthew Gjerde, Sonja, Mason and Jamison of Bolivar, Mo.
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VENTURA — Lance and Lana Floy will be celebrating their 25th anniversary June 21. They were married at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Ventura, IA. They are parents of Stephanie (Abel) Hohenzy of Cedar Falls, Iowa; Shanna Floy of Cedar Falls, Iowa and Alesha Floy of Cedar Falls, Iowa. Cards can be sent to Lance and Lana Floy, 6964 285th St., Clear Lake, IA 50428.
Layton and Marla (Asher) Zbornik Jr. were married June 25, 1961, at the First Christian Church in Albia, Iowa. They were blessed with two sons, Layton Zbornik III (Raquel) of Mason City, and Travis Zbornik (wife Angie) of Durango, Colo. Layton and Marla will be celebrating their anniversary in the mountains of Colorado. You can send greetings to them at P.O. Box 162, Rudd, IA 50471.
William J. Koeff and Bette K. (Kramer) Koeff of Osage, Iowa, were married on June 25, 1961, at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Austin, Minn. The couple celebrated their 50th anniversary with family and friends. The couple’s children and their spouses are Suzanne Sletten (Rick) Osage; Dan Koeff, Osage; Michelle Koeff, Ankeny; Kurt Koeff, Greenfield, Wis. They have five grandchildren. Cards can be sent to 3376 Valley Ave., Orchard, IA 50460.
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Meyering, Als MASON CITY — Lori Lynn Als and Phillip Meyering were united in marriage on June 26, 2010, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Mason City, Iowa, by Rev. Kathy CEDAR FALLS — Andrea Behr and Joel Sauser were Graves. united in marriage on May 14, 2011, at St. Stephen the Lori is the daughter of Thomas and Linda Als of Mason Witness Catholic Student Center in Cedar Falls, Iowa, by City. Lori’s grandparents are Mrs. Myrtle Tapps of Mason Father Ken Glaser. Andrea is the daughter of Dennis and Jane Behr of Rock- City, Iowa, and Mrs. Pearl Als of Hampton, Iowa. Phillip’s parents are Phyllis and the late John Meyering well. Andrea’s grandparents are Jim and Luella Bonner of of Clear Lake. Clear Lake, Iowa. Maid of honor was Mrs. Kimberly Traurig. Lori’s other Joel’s parents are Ed and Joan Sauser of Monticello. attendants were Miss Amanda Becker and Mrs. Becky Joel’s grandparents are Velva Gadient of Monticello, Iowa, Draves. Best man was Johnnie Meyering. Phillip’s other and Mary Sauser of Dubuque, Iowa. attendants were Scott Als and John Currier. Jodi Klasse and Erica Jenewein were the maids of honor. The ring bearer was Gavin Als. Ushers were Matthew Bridesmaids were Jennifer Behr and Kay McGee. Brandt and Kelly Als, cousins of the bride. Best men were Sean Sauser and Eric Sauser. Joel’s other The bride’s dress, designed by Alfred Angelo, was a attendants were Justin Manternach and Josh Parmenter. strapless ivory gown with clover green accent. The flower girl was Ashlyn Sauser. The ring bearers were Candlelighter was Anthony Meyering. The bride’s Carter Behr, Brett Behr, Brennan Sauser and Conall Sauser. personal attendant was Ms. Marilyn Brandt, aunt of the Ushers were Cory Behr, Jerrod Behr, Nathan Hinrichs, bride of Des Moines. Bruce Ehrisman and Joey Bader. The bride’s personal attenA reception was held at the Rockwell Community dants were Sarah Laudner and Darcy Wiegmann-Dally. Center. Hosts were Jerry and Vicki Als, uncle and aunt of The bride wore an Allure A-line white satin gown with the bride. silver stitching and beading. Lori graduated from Mason City High School and A reception was held at Isle of Capri, Waterloo, Iowa, North Iowa Area Community College with an associate and was hosted by Jamie Bonner, Doug Klasse and Steve science in business degree. Lori is employed by Kohls of and Barb Sauser. Mason City, Iowa. Andrea is a 2003 graduate of Rockwell-Swaledale High Phillip graduated from Clear Lake High School, and is School, and a 2007 graduate of Allen College, with a bach- employed by Larson Manufacturing of Clear Lake, Iowa. elor of science in nursing. Andrea is employed by Mercy The couple will reside in Clear Lake, Iowa. Hospital of Oelwein, Iowa. Joel is a 2003 graduate of Monticello High School and a 2009 graduate of the University of Northern Iowa, with a News, sports, opinion, celebrations, the latest bachelor of science in electrical engineering technology. forecast, classified ads, ... It’s all available, Joel is employed by Rockwell Collins of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. all the time, at www.globegazette.com. The couple honeymooned in Alaska. They will reside in Independence, Iowa.
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Als, Bing On Nov. 6, 2010, at 4 p.m., Scott Thomas Als and Molly Ann Bing exchanged their vows on the white sandy Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. An intimate ceremony was held with immediate family members present to witness the beginning of their lives together. Scott is the son of Thomas and Linda Als of Mason City, Iowa, and grandson of Mrs. Myrtle Tapps of Mason City, Iowa. Molly is the daughter of John (Jack) and Patricia Bing of Kansas City, Kan., and the granddaughter of Ervin and Myrtle Dahlke of Kansas City, Kan. The bride wore an ivory gown with an accentuated waist, and an orange lily in her hair. Following the ceremony, a wedding reception dinner was held at the Bistro Bijoux at the Village of Baytowne in the Sandestin Resort in Miramar Beach, Fla. The bride graduated from high school in Kansas City and from Kansas State with a degree in chemistry. The groom graduated from Mason City High School, North Iowa Area Community College, and Iowa State University with a degree in chemistry. Both are working in Ames. The couple honeymooned in Florida and will reside in Ames, Iowa.
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The IOOF Home and Community Therapy Center is pleased to donate a copier and several printers to the Northern Lights Homeless Shelter. Maria Anderson stated that the donation is a blessing in many ways. The copier and printers will benefit six shelters. From left to right: Deb Haugen, IOOF Administrator; Tom Saucer, Maria Anderson, and Joey Van Zomeren, Northern Lights Homeless Shelter staff
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Left to right: Great-grandson Jeremy Schmidt holding his son, great-great-grandson Carter, granddaughter Lori Schmidt and mother of Brandon and Jeremy, Robert Neuhring, son of Marie and father of Lori, great-grandson Brandon Schmidt holding his son, great-great-grandson Kaiden Schmidt, great-great-grandmother Marie Neuhring.
Front row, left to right, great-grandson Jeremy Schmidt holding his son, great-great-grandson Carter Schmidt. Great-great-grandmother, Lillian Tolzman, great-grandson Brandon Schmidt holding his son great-great-grandson Kaiden Schmidt. Back row: Lori Schmidt, grandmother and mother to Brandon and Jeremy, Diane Neuhring (Tolzman), great-grandmother and daughter of Lillian Tolzman.
REUNION
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Congratulations Alexis Kunz on completing your pharmacy residency at North Iowa Medical Center! Love, — Grandpa and Grandma Davies Scott, Natalie and Kris Kunz
Saturday, July 9, 2011, starting at 2 p.m. It’s almost time for the second annual reunion of fun loving friends who patronized the Good Life Bar back in the ‘70s and ‘80s. If you were there, we’d love to see you. Lots of special memories will be shared and some new ones made. Bring your beverage of choice, a snack, and lawn chair. Maurice McGuire and Jess Allen were special guests at last summer’s reunion. Sadly, Maurice passed away in April. We will honor her memory this reunion. Hosted at the home of Mike and Pam McKiness along with Ken Pesch and Gregg and Pat Cunningham. 1710 N. 24th St., Clear Lake — rain or shine
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100th Anniversary Celebration of the Pleasant Ridge Club will be held at 12:30 p.m. July 3, 2011, in the Masonic Temple, 304 First S.E. in Mason City. A potluck lunch will be held with drinks and table service furnished. All families of members, former members and friends are invited. Memories of the past 100 years will be shared.
Suby Family Reunion — Fertile
AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Eagle Scout award
Saturday, July 2, 12:00 noon at William Rhodes Park in Fertile. The Andrew Suby family settled in Fertile in the late 1800’s. Are you related? This includes the Louis Suby Billison and Kari Suby families, and more! Join us! Bring a dish to share and your own table service. Questions? 641-423-3884.
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MASON CITY — Tony C. Kaune II, Mason City, achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. He received the Eagle Scout award in a ceremony June 18, at First Congregational United Church of Christ, Mason City. He is the son of Tony and Cathy Kaune, Mason City. His grandparents are Francis and Linda Brass, Dows, Ed and Peg Wagner, food, plants, flowers and Dubuque, and Rost Jr. and memorials. Lynn Kaune, Dales, Texas. A special thank you to The Eagle Scout award is the MCPD, MCFD, doctors the highest advancement and nurses at North Iowa rank in Boy Scouts. Medical Center, especially Kaune’s Eagle Scout proCCU, Major Erickson ject entailed the construcFuneral Home, Wesley tion of an outdoor horse United Methodist Church arena at Harmony Ranch, for the service and lunClear Lake. He placed 70 cheon and Clear Lake VFW poles for a three-tier wood for the military rites. fence encircling a 100’ by Words cannot express 200’ site. The arena will our heartfelt gratitude and facilitate the organization’s appreciation for all those therapeutic horseback ridthat touched Duane’s life. ing ministry. He will be dearly missed Kaune joined Cub Scout but we take comfort in Pack 53 in 1999 and earned knowing how many lives his Arrow of Light. He he touched. — The Family of Duane G. DeVary
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Thank you The Family of Royden Putnam would like to thank everyone for their prayers, cards, memorials, food, visits and support during this difficult time. A special thank-you to Osage Hospital and Rehab Center, Hospice of North Iowa, Champion-Bucheit Funeral Home, American Legion, and especially to Pastor Hanson and Pastor Ott for their beautiful church service and all of their support. — The Putnam Family
Thanks so much for all the cards and greetings on my 92nd Birthday. Each one was enjoyed and appreciated so much. Stop in anytime for a game of pool, cards or cribbage and Thank You a visit. I’d love to see you We would like to thank anytime. everyone for all the lovely — LJW cards, phone calls and greetings for our 40th anniversary. You all hold a Thank you special place in our hearts. We would like to say Thank you to our children thank you to everyone for for their planning and their expressions of symwork for our family gathpathy during this difficult ering. time, for their kind words, — Merle and Bonnie heartfelt prayers, cards, Mikkelson
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North Central Iowa Ag in the Classroom (AITC) coordinators Brenda Adams, Linda Anderegg and Leah Reinert would like to thank the following businesses, organizations and foundations for their financial support during the 2010-2011 school year. Thank you to the member county Farm Bureaus: Cerro Gordo, Franklin, Hancock, Kossuth, Winnebago and Worth for their continued support. Contributing $500 each is: Brakke Implement, Britt Vet Clinic; Cartersville Elevator; Dupont Crop Protection (Steven Anderegg); First Citizens National Bank; First National Bank, Hampton; Golden Grain Energy; K&H Coop; Mason City All Risk Insurance; Pioneer (John Anderegg); Pioneer (Tom Burk); Premier Technologies (Mike Anderegg); Sukup Manufacturing; Varied Industries, Corp; and Viafield. North Central Iowa AITC received funding of $1,000 from Alliant Energy Foundation, Farrer Endowment Foundation, and the Stratford Foundation Trust; $1,500 from the Kinney-Lindstrom Foundation; and $2,000 from AgVentures Alliance, Bertha Stebens Foundation, and Corporate Farmer, Inc. The Hanson Foundation and Poet-Iowa Ethanol donated $2,500 to Ag in the Classroom. We also acknowledge area school administrators and teachers who understand the importance of ag education and have invited us into their classrooms.
then joined Boy Scout Troop 12 in 2004. His scoutmaster is Paul Hubbard. Kaune joins his father Tony and uncle Troy Kaune as an Eagle Scout. Kaune is a May 2011 graduate of Mason City High School. His high school activities included foot ball, baseball, and soccer. He is an active member of First Congregational United Church of Christ and Rolling Acres Christian Reformed Youth Group. He will be attending college this fall pursuing a degree in athletic training.
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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Council Bluffs Officer of the Year award
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COUNCIL BLUFFS — Joshua P. Hughes was awarded the Officer of the Year Award, May 2011, while serving with the Council Bluffs police department. “Officer Hughes is a highly motivated young officer who has outperformed his peers since completing the Field Training Program in April of 2010,” said Council Bluffs Police Sgt. Mark Stuart. “He especially excels is the area of traffic enforcement and can perform complex OWI investigations. He recently received certification as an intermediate accident investigator and maintains a high level of traffic enforcement. Officer Hughes daily demonstrates his professionalism and possesses personal qualities such as honesty and integrity,” Stuart said. Hughes, formerly of Forest City, graduated from Forest City High School in 2005, Wayne
State College in 2009, and from the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy in 2010. He is the son of Michael and Sherri Hughes, Forest City, and grandson of Gene and Betty Rosenberg, St. Ansgar.
Steere; Science — Erin Mulder; Social Science — Casey Krull; Vocational — Garrett Ackerson; Business — Taylor Ellis; Visual Arts — Krissy Ball; Band/Chorus — Nicholas Montgomery; Speech/Drama — Alyson Corn Bowl Conference McCary. RICEVILLE HIGH Academic Selections SCHOOL: Language Arts RICEVILLE — The Corn — Maria Lewis; Math — Brooke Foster; Science — Bowl Conference, AllMichael Theis; Social SciConference Academic Selections for 2010-11 are ence — Dalton Berentsen; Vocational — Tami Runde; as follows: Business — Bret Brincks; CENTRAL SPRINGS Visual Arts — Tyler BarHIGH SCHOOL: Lantels; Band/Chorus — Kyle guage Arts — Sarah Drilling; Speech/Drama — Tweeten; Math — Robert Maria Lewis. Corell-Johanns; Science ROCKFORD HIGH — Ashley Brinkman; S C HOOL: Lanugage Arts Social Science — Jacob Lister; Vocational — Gage — Nicole Schubert; Math — Luke Staudt; Science — Shafer; Business — Cody Danielle Bodensteiner; Smith; Visual Arts — Katie Seiler; Band/Chorus Social Science — Jonathon Laudner; Vocational — — Ryan Stiles; Michael Seibert; Business Speech/Drama — Kelly — Jeff Meek; Visual Arts Gourley. — Paige Stanbrough; NASHUA-PLAIN Band/Chorus — Curtis F I E L D H I G H SCHOOL : Marker; Speech/Drama — Language Arts — Naomi Savanna Collings. Menzel; Math — Zach ST. ANSGAR HIGH Larson; Science — Tanner S C HOOL: Language Arts Baldwin; Social Science — — Stephanie Kittleson; Micah Webb; Vocational Math — Kayla Hemann; — Cassidy Bendickson; Business — Nick Franzen; Science — Samantha Edgington; Social Science — Visual Arts — Rachel Laura Hemann; VocationKrieg; Band/Chorus — al — Chris Slaichert; Naomi Menzel; Business — Andrea Speech/Drama — Alisha Mayer; Visual Arts — Stiles. Casey Mayer; Band/ChoNORTHWOODrus — Christin Pink; KENSETT HIGH SCHOOL: Language Arts Speech/Drama — Taylor — Jordan Garcia; Math — Stickney. WEST FORK HIGH Alex Breitsprecher; SciSCHOOL: Language Arts ence — Mitchell Moretz; Social Science — Michael — Emily Fjone; Math — Kurry Watson; Science — Otis; Vocational — HayNicole Schulz; Social Sciden Olson; Business — ence — Kielan Sullivan; Jacob McGrane; Visual Vocational — Becky SchnArts - Kayla Hanna; abel; Business — Nate Band/Chorus — Briar Tenold; Speech/Drama — Plagge; Visual Arts — Bayley Fleshner; James Medlang. Band/Chorus — Caitlin NORTH BUTLER Retz; Speech/Drama — HIGH SCHOOL: LanRandy Groh. guage Arts — Alyson McCary; Math — Morgan
UNI Dean’s List CEDAR FALLS — North Iowa students named to the spring semester Dean’s List at the University of Northern Iowa are as follows. To be included on the list, a student must earn a grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale, while taking at least 12 hours of graded work during the semester. ALGONA — Hanna Brace, Taylor Brandenburg, Ryan Brandt, Molly Brashear, Molly Cook, Barnette Curry, Justin Decker, Danielle Freeburg, Marshall Kading, Emillie Kenne, Nikki King, Margaret Nerison, Owen Parker, Khusbu Patel, Kelly Rouse, Chad Rutledge, Kayla Schiltz, Kristopher Sutter Jr., Ashley Zadow. ALLISON — Jillane Shultz, Abby Souhrada. APLINGTON — Adam Aalderks, Jeremy Thede, Erin Voss. BANCROFT — Seth Hellman. BODE — Maria Zeller. BRISTOW — Stefanie Atkinson. BRITT — Matt Sweers. BUFFALO CENTER — Halie Matson, Rebecca Siemens. BURT — Benjamin Hellman. CHARLES CITY — Rhiannon Butterfield, Kelsey Delap, Callie Elliott, Adam Feller, Alysia Jensen, Bobbi Lensing, Emily Lidd, Steven Lueth, Alexander Marvin, Cassy Rye. CLARKSVILLE — Matthew Chesnut, Bailey Wedeking, Nathan Wedeking. CLEAR LAKE — Brad Dummett, Samantha Hicok, Amanda Kockler, Sean McChesney, Victoria Moran, Alicia Mormann, Melissa Mormann, Breanne Mumm, Anna Phalen, Heather Rodemeyer, Annette Scherber,
Jason Sholly, Steven Story, Holly Thorpe, Alex Uhlenhopp. DUMONT — Macala Mennen. EAGLE GROVE — Abigail Jones, Ashley Larson. FENTON — Dalton Boettcher. FLOYD — Whitney Chambers, Lindsay Lewis. FOREST CITY — Samantha Bartlett, Paige Holtan, Samuel Jefson, Amy Kafer, Greg Moklestad, Jacob Nolton, Nicole Reicks, Amanda Schultz, Jillian Welp, Katie Wencl, Claire Wilson. GARNER — Misty Fandel, Karla Flattery, Renee Greiman, Amy Halverson, Katie Lonneman, Jason Thompson. GOLDFIELD —Joanna Kraft. GREENE — Jordan Brunsma, Tanya Landers, Jessica Ott, Elizabeth Schroeder, Caitlyn Steere. HAMPTON — Jay Lohner, Chelsea Marzen, Anna Nelson. HANLONTOWN — Courtney Johnson, Selena Losee. JOICE — Lindsey Potter. LAKE MILLS — Aaron Aamodt, Jacob Brekken, Wade Hebrink, Kristen Holstad, Megan Neuwohner, Kelly Renshaw. LAKOTA — Samantha Gelhaus. LATIMER — Jamie Mapes. LEDYARD — Jayna Blome. LONE ROCK — Cally Thompson. MANLY — Marcus Cottrell. MASON CITY — Steven Bjoin, Alycia Brunsvold, Rebecca Byrne, Kelli Ciavarelli, Parker Craw, Ashley Dalluge, Courtney Dunlay, Jennifer Flaherty, Samantha Gilbert, Jessica Grandgenett, Adam Grayson, Nancy Hugo, Landon Jennings-Stoyles,
Danielle Kenny, Dimitria Klein, Rachel Kleven, Jeremy Lessor, Matthew Patchen, Whitney Peterson, Seth Pyle, Madilyn Ramaekers, Amanda Schickel, Matthew Schiffer, Nicole Streets, Jase Thompson, Amanda Vrieze. NEW HARTFORD — Sarah Weinberg. NORA SPRINGS — Scott Birkedal, Alyssa Kelly, Amy Rosenbaum, Raeann Swanson. NORTHWOOD — Samuel Arnold, Emily Christian, Laura Tempus. OSAGE — Alyssa Eisenman, Sara Hejhal, Trevor Hejhal, Amanda Huisman, Ross Johanns, Jessica R. Machin, Stephany North, Ellen Reis, Alex Ruehlow, Sydney Small. PARKERSBURG — Scott Becker, Brittany Brannon, Brittany Dunn, Carrie Eilderts, John Hubbard, Alexander McDaniel. PLYMOUTH — Lissa Hedrick. ROCKFORD — Jace Arends, Stephanie Cannon, Alexandra Dewitt, Brennan Fischer, Leah Fischer, Mollie Rooney, Ashley Trettin. ROCKWELL — Robyn Christensen. RUDD — Sara Jansen, Katelynn Marth. ST. ANSGAR — Gayle Nelson, Jared Underriner. SHEFFIELD — Kelsey Ruger, Kristine Weiland. SHELL ROCK — Janelle Merkel. STACYVILLE — Jeremy Gerbig, Abby Goodale, Megan Theobald. THOMPSON — Rachelle Hanselman, Nolan Hovland, Ruth Menagh. VENTURA — Brittany Boehnke, Chelsey Kozisek. WESLEY — Amanda Golwitzer.
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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Newman honor rolls MASON CITY — Newman Catholic High School released its fourth quarter and second semester honor rolls. Fourth Quarter Honor Roll Seniors 4.0 - 4.33 Brandon Bock, Hannah Bray, Ben Buffington, Sarah Floden, Claire Jessen, Grace Moore. 3.5 - 3.9 Whitney Allison, Alexandra Beavers, Tony Boster, Alexandria Eckenrod, Madison Finn, Sarah Galliart, Travis Gilbert, Rachel Henrich, Hunter King, Blake Louscher, Dalton Olson, Parker Pattschull, Kelly Quade, Kendra Shimak, Alicia Stearns, Jacob Tefft, Josh Winters. 3.0 - 3.49 Dakota Fix, Isaac Gribben, Chris Hall, Zach Kantaris, Benjamin Lewis, Tessa Neibauer, Ryan O’Tool, Robert Quintero, Keegan Taylor, Mallorie Thompson, Jacob Urdahl, Sydnie Vanous, Andrew Verstegen, Kaitlin Westphal. Juniors 4.0 - 4.33 Jessica Balek, Adam Dalton, Haley Lambert, Ellison Ruen, Jena Stallsmith, Leah Wies. 3.5 - 3.9 Shanda Borchardt, Molly Chamberlin, Gabe Dunn, Tanner Gribben, Paige Halsted, Emma Haskins, Jennifer Hensley, Phillip Lapointe, Qianyun Luo, Aaron Morse, Chandler Rognes, Seth Seltun, Alex Weber, Nicole Wilwert, Angela Zook. 3.0 - 3.49 Jacob Adams, Alec Bartoszek, Kevin Blinkmann, Avery Brown, Theresa Dohmen, Ryan Fishel, Samantha Grant, Taylor Hickey, Jenna Smith,
Andrew Ulveling, Morgan Waldschmidt. Sophomores 4.0 - 4.33 Emily Kramer, Spencer Schmidt, Ryan Schupick. 3.5 - 3.9 Alicia Anderson, Meredith Behr, Trevor Callahan, Micah Chavez, Leah Decker, Gabrielle Dohmen, Casey Hall, Anna Henrich, Alexa Johnson, Ryan Julius, Thomas Kiss, Kane Louscher, Dylan Pannhoff, Courtney Pietig, Megan Quam, Hayden Romig. 3.0 - 3.49 Josh Clancy, Zachary Glass, A.J. Kehm, Michaela Schilling, Meghan Vieregger, John Waters. Freshmen 4.0 - 4.33 Abigail Cink, Megan Fishel, Erik Floden, Nicholas Frey, Will Moore. 3.5 - 3.9 Cole Borchardt, Rachel Bormann, Rebecca Buffington, Joe Burgmeier, Brennan Dondlinger, Grace Drees, Sarah Haskins, Rebecca Huberty, Peter Lapointe, Meagan Mueller, Reed Rognes, Sara Tefft, Haley Williams. 3.0 - 3.49 Mitchell Andrews, Thomas Dalton, Carlie Eckenrod, Jack Fitzgerald, Sydney Fransiscus, Ben Gribben, Alex Linahon, Connor McDonald, Nicole Pietig, Savanna Roach, Michael Tan, Megan Thompson. Second Semester Honor Roll Seniors 4.0 - 4.33 Brandon Bock, Hannah Bray, Sarah Floden, Claire Jessen, Grace Moore. 3.5 - 3.9 Whitney Allison, Alexandra Beavers, Ben Buffington, Alexandria Eckenrod, Madison Finn, Sarah Galliart, Travis Gilbert, Chris Hall, Rachel Henrich, Blake Louscher,
Parker Pattschull, Kelly Quade, Kendra Shimak, Alicia Stearns, Josh Winters. 3.0 - 3.49 Tony Boster, Dakota Fix, Isaac Gribben, Zach Kantaris, Hunter King, Benjamin Lewis, Tessa Neibauer, Ryan O’Tool, Robert Quintero, Dillon Stradt, Keegan Taylor, Jacob Tefft, Mallorie Thompson, Jacob Urdahl, Sydnie Vanous, Andrew Verstegen, Kaitlin Westphal. Juniors 4.0 - 4.33 Jessica Balek, Adam Dalton, Haley Lambert, Ellison Ruen, Jena Stallsmith, Leah Wies. 3.5 - 3.9 Shanda Borchardt, Molly Chamberlin, Gabe Dunn, Jennifer Hensley, Phillip Lapointe, Qianyun Luo, Aaron Morse, Chandler Rognes, Alex Weber, Nicole Wilwert, Angela Zook. 3.0 - 3.49 Alec Bartoszek, Kevin Blinkmann, Ryan Fishel, Samantha Grant, Tanner Gribben, Paige Halsted, Emma Haskins, Taylor Hickey, Seth Seltun, Jenna Smith. Sophomores 4.0 - 4.33 Anna Henrich, Emily Kramer, Ryan Schupick. 3.5 - 3.9 Meredith Behr, Trevor Callahan, Leah Decker, Gabrielle Dohmen, Casey Hall, Alexa Johnson, Ryan Julius, Thomas Kiss, Kane Louscher, Dylan Pannhoff, Megan Quam, Hayden Romig, Spencer Schmidt. 3.0 - 3.49 Alicia Anderson, Micah Chavez, Josh Clancy, Zachary Glass, A.J. Kehm, Courtney Pietig, Meghan Vieregger, John Waters. Freshmen 4.0 - 4.33 Abigail Cink, Megan Fishel, Erik Floden,
BUFFALO CENTER — James Kenneth Risius, bachelor of science, management information systems. CHARLES CITY — Megan Dawn Bonzer, bachelor of science, animal science, graduated magna cum laude; Danielle Marie Debower, bachelor of science, child, adult and family services, graduated cum laude; Bruce A. Koebrick, bachelor of science, forestry; Devon Michael Murray, bachelor of science, agricultural studies. CLARION — Rebecca Anne Terhark, master of education, educational ISU graduates leadership and policy studAMES — Approximately ies. 3,319 students received CLEAR LAKE — Brenda degrees at Iowa State Uni- Marie Greeley, bachelor of versity’s spring comscience, finance; Matthew mencement ceremonies. Joseph Hartnett, bachelor Students graduating of science, biology, (AGLS) summa cum laude (with graduated summa cum highest distinction) had a laude; Quincy Daker Law, grade-point average of bachelor of science, horti3.90 or higher; magna cum culture, graduated cum laude (with great distinclaude; Zachary Michael tion) had a grade-point Pope, bachelor of science, average of 3.70 to 3.89; or mechanical engineering. cum laude (with distincDOWS — Tanner Cyrus tion) had a grade-point Howard, bachelor of sciaverage 3.50 to 3.69. ence agricultural studies; Grade-point averages are Jocelyn Rena Wiarda, docbased on a 4.0 scale. tor of veterinary medicine, North Iowa graduates veterinary medicine; Shayinclude: lyn Lena Wiarda, master of ALGONA — Corey Bjus- science, agronomy. trom, bachelor of science, FOREST CITY — Mariagricultural studies; Justin am Mettry, bachelor of sciRandall Kuecker, bachelor ence, genetics (AGLS), of science, animal science, bachelor of science, micrograduated summa cum biology, graduate magna laude; Cory James cum laude; Todd James Molacek, master of Thorson, bachelor of sciaccounting, accounting; ence, chemical engineerAdam Paul Prilipp, bache- ing, graduated magna cum lor of science, civil engilaude; Nathan Lynn Tobey, neering; Christopher bachelor of science, histoThane Scobba, bachelor of ry. science, accounting. GARNER — Ryan AMES — Chantal Alicia Richard Davison, bachelor Roberts, bachelor of sciof science agricultural ence, agronomy. studies, graduated magna BRITT — Kevin Lee cum laude; Jessica Marie Sanger, doctor of philoso- Kloser, bachelor of science phy, educational leadership child, adult and family serand policy studies. vices, graduated magna
Nicholas Frey, Will Moore. 3.5 - 3.9 Cole Borchardt, Rachel Bormann, Joe Burgmeier, Brennan Dondlinger, Sarah Haskins, Rebecca Huberty, Peter Lapointe, Meagan Mueller, Reed Rognes, Sara Tefft, Haley Williams. 3.0 - 3.49 Mitchell Andrews, Rebecca Buffington, Thomas Dalton, Grace Drees, Carlie Eckenrod, Jack Fitzgerald, Sydney Fransiscus, Ben Gribben, Alex Linahon, Savanna Roach, Michael Tan, Megan Thompson.
cum laude; Chelsey Nicole Paulus, bachelor of science, biology, graduated cum laude; Jeffrey Alan Schilling, bachelor of science, management information systems. GLADBROOK — Dan Michael Bearden, bachelor of science, finance, operations and supply chain management, graduated cum laude. GRAFTON — April Elizabeth Donahue, bachelor of fine arts, interior design, graduated cum laude. HAMPTON — Justin Jay Van Wert, bachelor of science, agricultural business, graduated summa cum laude. LATIMER — Laura Jean Coombs, bachelor of science, management, graduated cum laude and in honors program; Whitney Renae Plagge, bachelor of science, dietetics (H SCI), kinesiology and health. LONE ROCK — Casey Junior Hurlburt, bachelor of science, family finance, housing and policy. LUVERNE — Danielle D’Ann Holmes, bachelor of science, animal science. MASON CITY — Ashley Elizabeth Berneman, bachelor of fine arts, integrated studio arts, graduated magna cum laude; Carrie Kathleen Brown, doctor of veterinary medicine, veterinary medicine; Dillon John Carpenter, bachelor of arts, political science; Clayton Jacob Carper, bachelor of science, civil engineering; Adam P. Cole, bachelor of science, agricultural systems technology; Jenna Marie Dixon, bachelor of science, animal science, graduated magna cum laude and in honor’s program; Jeffrey Patrick Dotzler, bachelor of science, marketing; Derek Paul Ebel, bachelor of science, mechanical engineering; Ty Joshua Hamiel,
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magna cum laude; Raedel Melody Mogk, bachelor of science, elementary edubachelor of science, cation; Wayne A. Rowforestry; Robert Ben cliffe, bachelor of science Hansen, bachelor of scisoftware engineering, ence, mechanical engigraduated summa cum neering; Ryan Anthony laude; Erin Elizabeth WilKennedy, bachelor of science accounting , manage- son, master of school mathematics, mathematment, bachelor of arts, ics. English, graduated cum PARKERSBURG — Rick laude and in honors proA. Johnson, bachelor of gram; Mitchell Chase science, industrial techMeier, bachelor of science nology; Jessica Rae Koeaerospace engineering, nen, bachelor of science, environmental studies; Valerie Michelle Merchant, operations and supply chain management. master of arts, art and PLYMOUTH — Kelly design; Peter Scott MoreNicole Meier, bachelor of au, bachelor of science, science, forestry. civil engineering; Joseph RAKE — Christopher Julian Mujica, bachelor of science, logistics and sup- Michael Griffin, bachelor of science, chemical engiply chain management; Sarah Ann Pedelty, bache- neering, graduated magna cum laude. lor of arts, journalism and ROWAN — Abbey Jean mass communication, Canon, doctor of veterispeech communication, nary medicine, veterinary graduated summa cum laude and honor’s program; medicine. ST. ANSGAR — Daniel Robyn Frances Rourke, Christopher Renwick, bachelor of science, biobachelor of science, elechemistry, graduated mentary education, gradumagna cum laude; Trina ated cum laude; Kelsey Jo Rose Stone, bachelor of Williams, bachelor of sciscience, kinesiology and ence, kinesiology and health, graduated summa health, graduated magna cum laude; Megan Marie cum laude and in honor’s Stoyles, bachelor of arts, program; Adam P. Cole, communication studies; bachelor of science, agriHenry Wang, bachelor of science, apparel merchan- cultural systems technolodising, design and produc- gy. STACYVILLE — Suntion, bachelor of arts, art sett Dawn Reynolds, bachand design. elor of science, apparel NASHUA — Dan Michael Mahoney, bache- merchandising, design and productions, graduated lor of science, forestry. cum laude in the honor’s NORTHWOOD — program. Christopher Dale Moe, SWALEDALE — Brady bachelor of science, management information sys- John Becker, bachelor of science, management, tems; Laura Ann Stonekmanagement information ing, bachelor of science, systems; Lacy Jayne Bonsociology, graduated cum ner, bachelor of science, laude; Allix Lyn Tenold, agricultural studies. bachelor of science, agriSWEA CITY — Molly cultural systems technoloChristine Albers, bachelor gy, international agriculof science, elementary ture. OSAGE — Alyson Anne education, graduated cum Bechtum, bachelor of arts, laude; Kristin Kay Obbink, doctor of veterinary medichemistry, graduated
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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS ISU Dean’s List AMES — More than 5,240 Iowa State University undergraduates were recognized for outstanding academic achievement by being named to the 2011 spring semester Dean’s List. Students named to the Dean’s List earned a grade point average of at least 3.50 on a 4.00 scale while carrying a minimum of 12 credit hours of graded course work. North Iowa students who qualified for the Dean’s List are as follows: ALGONA — Heidi Lyn Behnkendorf, Brittany Elizabeth Bell, Amanda Nicole Bottjen, Joshua Lee Davis, Katrina Otillie Even, Jessica Marie Godden, Cory Michael Janssen, Brandon Lee Keller, Erinn Elizabeth Kenne, Maria R. Kohlhaas, Kurt Alan Kuecker, Stephanie Marie McEnroe, Renee Joy Ricklefs, Renee Claire Taphorn. BANCROFT — Carla Nicole Zeller. BRITT — Danielle Cady Jakoubek, Amanda L. Thill. BUFFALO CENTER — Kimberly Carol Akkermann, Christopher M. Griffin, Roderick William Hansen, Ross Harold Kettwick, Rachel Hope Miller. CHARLES CITY — Megan Dawn Bonzer, Danielle Marie Debower, Devon Michael Murray, Ashley Noel Rutherford, Nicholas Andrew Sande. CLARION —Erin Elizabeth Anderson, Lisa Danielle Bradshaw, Kole Arlo Disney, Joseph Michael Gangestad, Erin Clare March, Evan James Murphy, Ben Andrew Nagel, Cara Leann Odland. CLARKSVILLE — Adam W. Campbell. CLEAR LAKE —Eric Michael Asbe, Zachary Michael Bartlett, Rachel Graciela Bojorquez, Melin-
da K. Brastrom, Theresia Louise Carrier, Amelia Marie Ewer, Alexander W. Furleigh, Andrew James Hansen, Eric Jeffrey Hansen, Matthew Joseph Hartnett, Cole Richard Harty, Julie Ann Haugen, Alexandra Eli Hohman, Benjamin John Janson, Jacob Patrick Kolker, Patrick David Kolker, Quincy Daker Law, Sarah Elizabeth Loux, Kenneth C. Lu, Justin Tyler Mikesell, James Sheehan Moran, Zachariah J. Mueller, Brittany Lee Mumm, Kimberly Sarah Scherber, Maria C. Wahl, Jamie Brenda Walls, Annaliese Marie Witt. CORWITH — Daniel Duane Anderson, Cory John Burrs. DOWS — Mason Lu Jones Bosch, Jamie Jayne Haugen, Jocelyn Rena Wiarda. FERTILE — James Duane Kleveland, Amanda L. Stecker. FLOYD — Ryan Earl Bailey. FOREST CITY — Reed James Francis Counts, Mariam Mettry, Jenna Rae Mollenhauer, Marissa Rose Nagy, Holden Gene Nyhus, Todd James Thorson. GARNER — Jordan D. Adams, Kristen Lyn Beecher, Staci Jo Doble, Hillary Anne Hayes, Sadie Elisabeth Hayes, Katlyn Rae Huinker, Chelsey Nicole Paulus, Caleb Arnold Prohaska, Zachary Donald Svare, Jordan Lee Wellik, Sarah Lynn Wood, Jacob Marvin Young. GENEVA — Angela Marie Horner, Tim M. Reuter. GRAFTON — April Elizabeth Donahue. GREENE — Kristen Elizabeth O’Brien, Kellen T. Smidt. HAMPTON — Clay M. Craighton, Sarah Juanita Davis, Justin J. Van Wert, Paige Renee Winters.
KENSETT — Reid William Clagett, Ashley Ann Lickteig, Michelle Cheryl Medlang. KLEMME — Lendie Ruth Follett. LAKE MILLS — Brent Paul Bjelland, Emma Ann Christianson, Lisa J. Nelson, Chandra Leigh Peterson, Jared Brian Peterson, Laura Sue Smith. LAKOTA — Zackary L. Olthoff. LATIMER — Casey Scott Heilskov, Kaylee Marie Vanness. LITTLE CEDAR — Tara Rose Adams. LONE ROCK — Casey Junior Hurlburt, Tessia Laryn Rockey. LUVERNE — Danielle D’Ann Holmes, Kent M. Recker. MANLY — Joshua Timothy Enderson, Rachel Marie Holden, Laura Mabel Hutzel. MASON CITY — Derek Lynn Arnold, Krista Lynn Balek, Joshua John Bass, Ashley Elizabeth Berneman, Gary James Bissig, Kayla Morgan Borcherding, Claire Elizabeth Brown, Jonathan David Chapman, Kinsey Arthur Cornick, Bryan A. Dannen, Chloe Elizabeth Dedic, Rachel Kay Dolphin, James T. Faulkner, Jessica Maureen Haag, Ty Joshua Hamiel, Benjamin William Juhnke, Courtney Lynn Kammerer, Ryan Anthony Kennedy, Joseph J. Lambert, Matthew Lee Little, Austin William Maginnis, Kelly Nicole Meier, Justin Kenneth Metli, Rachael Ann Oppermann, Logan William Pals, Sarah Grace Patras, Sarah Ann Pedelty, Andrea Kristine Piper, Kristin Elizabeth Potts, Katherine E. Redfern, Robyn Frances Rourke, Nathan Nicholas-Benn Sage, Raeann Marie Shimak, Amanda Joan Stergiades, Trina Rose Stone, Daniel Alan Thomsen.
MESERVEY — Scott Michael Meester. NEW HARTFORD — Kayla Ann Nielsen. NORTHWOOD — Courtney Michelle Athey, Courtney Janae Meyer, Carolyn Jean Stoneking, Laura Ann Stoneking. OSAGE — Shawn Michael Bishop, Shelby Ann Johnson, Joseph Michael Klaes, Brooke Ann Lewis, Raedel Melody Mogk, Randy William Mogk, Wayne Anthony Rowcliffe, Mallory Jo Small. PARKERSBURG — Rick Allen Johnson. PLYMOUTH — Kathryn Lauren Schubert. POPEJOY — Jamison Scott Bradley. RAKE — Erin Bailey Asmus. ROCKFORD — Jamison C. Arends, Ashley Nichole Navratil, Jarred Scott Schubert, Amanda Schubert Young. ROCKWELL — Joshua Richard Hitzhusen, Brittany J. Jurgemeyer. ST. ANSGAR — Brittany Jolani Caron, Hanna Rae McKinley, Kristen Nichole Morrow. SHEFFIELD — Lauren Marie Erickson, Megan Jean Mondt, Abbie Lea Stanbrough. SHELL ROCK — Blake J. Wilson. STACYVILLE — Holly Jo Janssen, Daniel C. Renwick. SWALEDALE — Brady John Becker, Melanie Rae Folkers. SWEA CITY — Molly Christine Albers, Susan Michelle Maze, Kristen Kay Obbink. THORNTON — Hailey Kae Duff. VENTURA — Garrett Michael Busch. WESLEY — Patrick John Rasmussen, Jude Studer. WHITTEMORE — Ethan Matthew
Erica Carlson, Andrew Eden, Harli Eggers, Matthew Fakler, Makayla Foertsch, *Allison Frideres, Andrea Gisch, *Amelia Golwitzer, Nicole Grein, Adam Hamilton, Melissa Kellner, Janet Kenyon, Alissa Kirsch, Jake KolBishop Garrigan lasch, Samantha Kollasch, honor roll Logan Kumm, Chelsi ALGONA — Bishop Gar- Lanus, Sarah McCall, Savanah McNertney, rigan High School Melanie Mergen, *Aubrie announced its second Meyers, *Dustin Miller, semester honor roll. An asterisk (*) indicates a 4.00 Erin Reedy, Zach Scobba, *Grace Steil, Charlie grade point average. Thilges, Shawn Vaske, SENIORS: Eric BauNoelle Vitzthum. mann, Andrew Behr, FRESHMEN: Vanessa Rachel Beletti, Kelsie Arndorfer, Nicole Behr, Berke, Kristin Berte, Michael Berte, Brie Block- Michel Berke, *Levi Bernhard, Courtney Blocker, er, Kayla Blocker, *Ashley Bode, Hannah Bode, Travis Sabrina Book, Nick Bronk, Cruise *Aimee Dahlhauser, Alexa Capesius, Kristin Condoleon, Vanessa Chelsea Doughan, *Kevin Dodds, *Kara Eischen, Jake Elbert, *Michael Fakler, Hamilton, Sean Hart, Anna Paige Fox, Miranda Gisch, Hohmeister, Taylor Hovey, Alex Hamilton, Michael *Brittany Kirsch, Bailey Hellman, Becky Jennings, Stephanie Kajewski, *Anna Kohlhaas, Nathan Krieps, Brayton Loss, Chris Kollasch, Nora KrahenLoss,Sydney McNertney, buhl, Ryya Kumm, Kevin Laubenthal, McKayla Loss, Aisha Miller, Morgan Muller, *Erin Quinlin, Drew Magill, Katie Miller, *Rebecca Molsberry, Alicia Lydia Reding, Mallory Schiltz, Corey Weydert. Richter, Laura Richter, *Jake Rosenmeyer, Andrew Schiltz, Logan Smith, Zach Graceland honor lists Zittritsch. LAMONI — Graceland JUNIORS: *Andrea AltUniversity released its man, Rachel Berte, Sherihonor roll lists for the dan Berte, Alex Boisjolie, spring 2011 term. Mallory Bormann, Jenny Students named to the Broesder, Bethany CapePresident’s List earned a sius, Samantha Cruise, perfect 4.0 grade point Philip Detrick, Luke Eisaverage. Students on the chen, Sam Evers, Joe FarHonor’s List earned a rell, Cede Forburger, Terrenze Franklin, Daniel Gel- grade point average between 3.65 and 3.99. haus, Lizzy Hohmeister, Craig Kohlhaas, Lana Lar- Those on the Dean’s List earned a grade point averson, Carly Loss, Eli Marage between 3.25 and 3.64. low, Addison Miller, Sara North Iowa students Poeppe, Mitch Rahm, *Abbey Reding, Grant Red- recognized include: CLEAR LAKE — Amaning, Austin Salz, Brandon da Blum, President’s List. Schiltz, Kimberly Schiltz, DOUGHERTY — Bill Schiltz, Austin Vaske. Tatiana Davis, Dean’s List. SOPHOMORES: Jamie NORA SPRINGS — Baumann, Hannah Shelley Mosiman, PresiBoisjolie, Angelica Brosdent’s List. nan, Hannah Byrkeland, Dahlhauser, Justin Randall Kuecker, Christopher E. Schmidt. WOOLSTOCK — Lori L. Anderson, India Marie Nessa.
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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS APLINGTON — Mackenzie Uhlenhopp. BRITT — Melony McDermott. DECORAH — Luther CLARKSVILLE — Bailey College announced its 2011 Steere. spring semester Dean’s CLEAR LAKE — Colette List. To be named to the list, Kotz. HAMPTON — Abby a student must earn a semester grade point aver- Lukensmeyer. MASON CITY — Tyler age of 3.5 or better on a 4.0 Mason, Stephanie Saewert. scale, and must complete OSAGE — Megan Kittleat least 12 credit hours son. with 10 hours of convenSHELL ROCK — Kelsey tional grades (A,B,C, D). Peterson. North Iowa students VENTURA — Blair recognized include: Berhow-Goll. CLARION — Clare Nagel, Michelle Voigts. Gustavus Adolphus FOREST CITY — Amy College graduate Rieffer. GARNER — Benjamen ST. PETER, Minn. — Kraus. Mayanthi Jayawardena, of GREENE — Molly Mar- Mason City, Iowa, received quard. a bachelor of arts degree in IONIA — Cassandra health fitness, during Bormann. spring commencement KANAWHA — Jessica exercises at Gustavus Landgraf. Adolphus College. LAKE MILLS — Callie Gustavus Adolphus Bergan, Jack Olson. NORA SPRINGS — College Dean’s List Paige Comentino. ST. PETER, Minn. _ OSAGE — Julia Ham, Courtney Farland of ForKarina Koschmeder. est City, Iowa, and Olivia PLAINFIELD — Emily Crane, of Mason City, Sharp. Iowa, were named to the ROCKFORD — Jacob spring semester Dean’s Seibert. List at Gustavus Adolphus ST. ANSGAR — Kelsey College. Kittleson. Students named to the SHELL ROCK — Emily list earned a 3.7 grade Ramos. point average or higher, STACYVILLE — Cassie based on a 4.0 scale for the Jahn. semester. THOMPSON — Cassondra Holstad. Coe College VENTURA — Blair Dean’s List Boehnke. CEDAR RAPIDS — Jeff Central College Powell, of Charles City, and Stephen Scarrow, of Dean’s List Clear Lake, are among stuPELLA — Central College released its Dean’s List dents named to the Coe for the 2011 spring semes- College Dean’s List for the ter. Students named to the spring 2011 semester. Full-time students who list must achieve a 3.5 rank in the top 10 percent grade point average or higher on a 4.0 scale, while of the student body are named to the Dean’s List. taking 12 or more graded credit hours for the semes- For the past spring semester, students achieving a ter. North Iowa students grade point average of 3.9 recognized are as follows.
Luther College Dean’s List
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GLOBE GAZETTE CELEBRATIONS
CONGRATULATIONS
ANNIVERSARY
THANK YOU
Eden, 45 years WODEN — Arnold Eden and Nancy (Hoskinson) Eden of Woden, Iowa, were married June 22, 1966, in Woden, Iowa. The couple celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary. Cards can be sent to them at 3160 Crane Ave., Woden, IA 50484. The couple’s children and their spouses are Gene Davidson of Austin, Minn. and Tracie Eden of Woden, They have six grandchilIowa, and Tom and Dawn dren. Congratulations Carmen Madson on your retirement July 1 after 24 years at the Mason City High School. Anyone wishing to, may send cards to Carmen at 406 21st St. S.W., Mason City, IA 50401. Love, Larry and Your Family
THANK YOU Thank You Stan and Terry Sprung wish to thank everyone for all the beautiful cards and greetings received for their 40th anniversary. A special thank you to Angie, Travis, Tyler, Dusty and Cody for the wonderful party and Kim, Wendy and Trudy for helping. Thanks Aaron for getting us there.
Thanks so much. I want to take this opportunity to thank the many business and professional people who I have worked with over the last 40-some years. I truly appreciate the many opportunities that I have had to work with so many wonderful people. Wish that I could stop by and say thanks in person to all of you. If I wasn’t able to see you in person I hope that you will understand that it wasn’t possible because I worked with thousands of business and professional people in northern Iowa and southern Minnesota through the years. Your confidence in me and willingness to work
with me throughout my career have meant so much to me. Hope that some of my ideas and the information that I tried to share with you through the years helped you. Best wishes to everyone. At this time I also want to make a special acknowledgement to these individuals who helped me so much over the years: Walt Schwartz, Morrie Levine, Bruce and Virginia Turvold, Frank Yanda, Jerry Bretey, Glenn and Marge Forbes, Mike and Pat cross again as I enter the Forbes, Glenda and Bob Echelbarger. Your support retirement phase of my life. Thanks again and God played such an important Bless. part in my career. — Ozzie Perhaps our paths will
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