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Students jazzing up for showstopping performance

Fifteen seniors will perform as Shawano Community High School students for the final time at “The Last Dance” May 9-10 at the school. The 22nd annual program features the school’s acclaimed jazz band and the Showstoppers show choir.
Prep Roundup
VanderLinden lifts Bears over Brillion Hunter VanderLinden’s three-run home run in the top of the seventh lifted the Bonduel High School baseball team to a 6-5 win over Brillion in a nonconference game Friday in Brillion. VanderLinden finished 2 for 4 with four RBIs. He also picked up the win, pitching 3 1-3 innings, allowing three hits and one run, and striking out four.
Hawks go 2-1 at home meet
Senior Ian Lewis had the meet’s best score, and the Shawano Community High School boys golf team beat Oconto Falls and Seymour, but lost to Marinette, in a meet Friday at Shawano Lake Golf Course in Shawano. Lewis carded a 37. Teammates Braden Mueller shot a 40, Garrett Schlise a 43 and Cole Huntington a 49. “The season is pretty young and it’s happening so fast,” Shawano coach Dean Kugler said.
Hawks roll Iron Mountain, 10-0
Morgan Klitzke had three goals, Sarah Dickmann, Megan Klitzke and Louisa Keenan had two each, and the Shawano Community High School girls soccer team earned a 10-0 win over Iron Mountain for its first win of the season Friday. The Hawks (1-2, 0-1 Bay) were in control from the start, getting goals from Keenan and Morgan Klitzke — both forwards — in the third and fourth minutes of the game. “We were the more aggressive team all night,” Shawano coac
Scrapbooks reveal Tiger Tribe history
4-H is 100 years old this year. Most of you know that 4-H is a program for youth, through the University of Wisconsin-Extension office. If you ever attended a county or state fair, you have seen exhibits that were made, or animals that were raised, by 4-H members. The program involves boys, girls, farm youth or youth who live in town.
State inspectors
Once a year, every dairy farmer submits to a state inspection. An inspector comes to the farm, and the barn and milkhouse get thoroughly examined and dissected. This is to ensure the farmer is taking care of business in a clean, orderly manner.
Volunteer Profile
John Sumner and Flo Withers combined their talents to replace the regular windows in the sanctuary at United Methodist Church in Shawano with six stained glass windows. Some of the stained glass was purchased and some was donated from area churches and members of the congregation. Each window has a center medallion handcrafted by Terry Alexander, of Huntsville, Ala., and paid for by sponsors.
Nonprofit Profile
Delta Kappa Gamma is an international honorary service organization that promotes professional and personal growth of exceptional women educators with ongoing projects and key events and for women who want to stay in touch with educational policies and trends. Marge Wichmann, who is semi-retired, is the president of the local Nu Chapter. “It’s a good organization and we want to stay vital,” said Wichmann, a member for 12 years.
Fallen officers honored at county program
The Shawano County Sheriff’s Department on Friday hosted its second annual Law Enforcement Observance at the Shawano County Courthouse, paying tribute to those who have fallen in the line of duty. “They have served and given their all to keep us safe and secure,” Sheriff Randy Wright said. In 2013, 105 deaths of law enforcement officers in the line of duty were recorded nationally. The focus of Friday’s ceremony was a Shawano County deputy, James
Children should continue to read in summer
To the editor: With thoughts of summer vacation fast approaching, there is a strategy for counteracting the dreaded “summer slide” that occurs in your child’s learning over summer vacation — continue enjoying books! According to Jimmy Kim, in Summer Reading and the Ethnic Achievement Gap, “Regardless of ethnicity, socioeconomic level, or previous achievement, children who read four or more books over the summer fare better on reading-comprehensio
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