Don’t forget! Read 20 minutes a day! Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid Permit #83 Davison, MI 48423 Cardinal Davison Community Schools 1490 N. Oak Road A special report to the Davison, Michigan Community from the 48423 Board of Education E C R W S S June/July 2021 Residential Caller Patrons Congratulations to our Class of 2021 Top Seniors Hannah Eller is the Valedic- plishments include: High Honor Roll, Academic Certif- torian for the Davison High School icate, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Community Class of 2021 with a grade point Service Cords, National Honor Society, DECA, Stu- average of 4.329. dent Ambassador, Saginaw Valley League Swim and Hannah is the daughter of Tennis, Saginaw Valley League All Academic – Swim Audra and Don Eller. Her activi- and Dive, Varsity Letter – Swim and Dive. ties and accomplishments include Grace plans to attend Central Michigan Univer- High Honor Roll, Academic Cer- sity to major in pre-medicine. tificate, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Adrianna Nellett is fourth in her class with a Hannah Code Pin, National Honor Society, grade point average of 4.214. She Student Council Executive Board is the daughter of Candice and Representative, Saginaw Valley League All Academic Arthur Nellett. – Soccer, Varsity Letter – Soccer. Adrianna’s activities and Hannah plans to attend the University of Michi- accomplishments include High gan Ann Arbor to major in biomedical engineering. Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Lauren Coughlin is the Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Salutatorian of her class with a National Honor Society, Saginaw grade point average of 4.254. She Valley League – Golf and Tennis, is the daughter of Barbara & Marc Saginaw Valley League All Aca- Adrianna Coughlin. demic – Golf and Tennis, Varsity Lauren’s activities and Letter – Golf and Tennis, Saginaw Valley League accomplishments include High Scholar Athlete – Golf and Tennis. Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Adrianna plans to attend Northern Michigan Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, University to major in pre-medicine. National Letter of Commendation, is ranked fifth in her class Lauren Elise Willingham National Honor Society President, with a grade point average of 4.208. She is the HOSA Medical Math Gold Medal- daughter of Stephanie and Christopher Willingham. ist, Ski and Snowboard Club, Saginaw Valley League Elise’s activities and accomplishments include: Cross Country/Track, Saginaw Valley All Academic High Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter and – Cross Country/Track, Varsity Letter, Cross County/ Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, National Honor Society, Track. Student Council, Executive Lauren plans to attend the Treasurer – Student Council, Ski University of Michigan and major and Snowboard Club, Student in pre-medicine. Ambassador, Saginaw Valley Grace Thomas is ranked League – Soccer, Saginaw Valley third for the DHS Class of 2021 League All Academic – Soccer, with a grade point average of Varsity Letter – Soccer. 4.231. She is the daughter of Elise plans to attend the Stephanie and Andrew Thomas. University of Michigan Ann Arbor Grace’s activities and accom- Elise Grace See TOP SENIORS/Page 2 Page 2 Saginaw Val- Top Seniors/Continued ley League All Academic – Vol- to major in biology leyball, Varsity Jessalyn Peavyhouse and Wyatt Stevens are Letter – Volley- ranked sixth in the Class of 2021, both having grade ball. point averages of 4.146. Jessalyn Jessalyn is the daughter of Laura & Robert plans to at- Peavyhouse. Her activities and accomplishments tend Concordia include High Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter University Ann Jessalyn Wyatt and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Kiwanis Student Ath- Arbor to major in lete of the Month, National Honor Society, Student nursing. Ambassador, Saginaw Valley League – Volleyball, Wyatt is the son of Rebecca and Bradley Ste-

complaint, which shall be referred to as a grievance to: Cardinal Caller Civil Rights Coordinator Matthew Lobban, Assistant Superintendent Board of Education Davison Community Schools Karen Conover, President 1490 N Oak Rd Granger Stefanko, Vice President Davison, MI 48423 Diane Rhines, Secretary (810) 591-0808 Eric Lieske, Treasurer Section II Matthew Smith, Trustee The person who believes a valid basis for grievance exists shall Nicholas Goyette, Trustee discuss the grievance informally and on a verbal basis with the Stefanie Pickell, Trustee Civil Rights Coordinator, who shall in turn investigate the com- plaint and reply with an answer within five (5) business days. Kevin Brown, Superintendent If the complainant feels the grievance is not satisfactorily resolved, they may initiate formal procedures according to the Michelle Edwards, Editor following steps. The Cardinal Caller is published by the Board of Education and Step 1 is distributed without charge to each household in the Davison A written statement of the grievance signed by the complainant School District. If you wish to comment or have questions shall be submitted to the Civil Rights Coordinator within five (5) concerning any article in the newsletter, please address all cor- business days of receipt of answers to the informal complaint. respondence to: Cardinal Caller, Public Information Office, 1490 The Coordinator shall further investigate the matters of grievance N. Oak Road, Davison, MI 48423 or medwards@davisonschools. and reply in writing to the complainant within five (5) business org. days. Step 2 Nondiscrimination Policy and Access to Equal Educational A complainant wishing to appeal the written (or Step 1) decision Opportunity Policy of the local Civil Rights Coordinator may submit a signed state- The Board of Education does not discriminate on the basis ment of appeal to the Superintendent of Schools within five (5) of race, color, national origin, (including sexual orientation or business days after receipt of the Coordinator’s response. The transgender identity), disability, age (except as authorized by Superintendent shall meet with all parties involved, formulate a law), religion, military status, ancestry, or genetic information conclusion, and respond in writing to the complainant within ten (collectively, “Protected Classes”) in its educational programs or (10) business days. activities. Step 3 The Board also does not discriminate on the basis of Protected If still unsatisfied, the complainant may appeal through a signed, Classes in its employment policies and practices as they relate to written statement to the Board of Education within five (5) busi- students, and does not tolerate harassment of any kind. ness days of receiving the Superintendent’s response in Step 2. The person designated to handle any questions and/or com- In an attempt to resolve the grievance, the Board of Education plaints concerning the nondiscrimination policy of Davison Com- shall meet with the concerned parties and their representative munity Schools is Assistant Superintendent Kevin Brown, 1490 within forty (40) days of the receipt of such an appeal. A copy of N. Oak Road, Davison, MI 48423 -- (810-591-0808). the Board’s disposition of the appeal shall be sent to each con- GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE cerned party within ten (10) days of this meeting. The decision of FOR TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 TITLE IX the Board of Education shall be final. OF THE EDUCATION AMENDMENT ACT OF 1972 SECTION 504 OF THE REHABILITATION ACT OF 1973 Section III TITLE II OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF If the complaint is against the Superintendent, it should be 1990 reported to: Section 1 Vice-President of the Board of Education Any person believing that the Davison Community School District Davison Community Schools or any part of the school organization has inadequately applied 1490 N Oak Rd the principles and/or regulations of (1) Title VI of the Civil Rights Davison, MI 48423 Act of 1964, (2) Title IX of the Education Amendment Act of 1972, 810-591-0801 (3) Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, or (4) Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 may bring forward a Page 3 vens. His activities and accomplishments include Paul’s activities and accom- High Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter and plishments include High Honor Pin, Cardinal Code Pin and Quiz Bowl. Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter Wyatt will attend Illinois Institute of Technology. and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Com- He plans to major in computer science. munity Service Cords, Kiwanis Mitchell Dyer is ranked A+B=C Award Nominee, Robotics eighth in his class with a grade Club, Science Olympiad, Saginaw point average of 4.104. He is the Valley League – Tennis, Saginaw son of Tiffany and Michael Dyer. Valley League All Academic – Ten- Mitchell’s activities and nis, Varsity Letter – Tennis. Paul accomplishments include High Paul plans to attend Michigan Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Tech to major in computer science. Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Paige Anderson and Melinda Rogers share Pin, National Honor Society, Sagi- the rank of being 12th in their class with grade point naw Valley League All Academic Mitchell averages of 4.044. – Swim, Varsity Letter – Swim, Paige is the daughter of Varsity Letter – Marching Band, Tracy and Michael Anderson. Her LINKS, Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Orchestra, Pit activities and accomplishments in- Orchestra, Jazz Band and Marching Band. clude: High Honor Roll, Academic Mitchell is undecided at this time of his college Certificate, Letter and Pin, Car- and major. dinal Code Pin, Kiwanis A+B=C Mia Aubuchon is ranked Award Nominee, Saginaw Valley ninth in her class with a grade League – Softball, Saginaw Valley point average of 4.099. She is the League All Academic – Softball daughter of Courtney and Scott Paige and Varsity Letter – Softball. Aubuchon. Paige will be attending Mia’s activities and accom- Concordia University Ann Arbor to plishments include High Honor major in exercise science. Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter Melinda is the daughter of and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Com- Michelle & Jim Rogers. Her activi- Mia munity Service Cords, National ties and accomplishments include Honor Society Secretary, French High Honor Roll, Academic Cer- Club, Spanish Club, Marching tificate, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Band, String Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, Wind Code Pin, National Honor Society, Ensemble, Varsity Choir, Varsity Letter – Marching Student of the Month and Student Band, Varsity Letter – Choir. Melinda Ambassador. Mia plans to attend the American Academy of Melinda plans to attend Dramatic Arts to study acting. Wayne State University to major in biological science. Mia Telke is ranked 10th Madison Kaffenberger is ranked 14th for the in her class with a grade point DHS Class of 2021 with a grade point average of average of 4.078. She is the 4.008. She is the daughter of Susan and Craig Kaf- daughter of Janelle and Scott fenberger. Telke. Madison’s activities and Mia’s activities and accom- accomplishments include High plishments include High Honor Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code National Honor Society, Commu- Pin, Saginaw Valley League – Mia nity Service Cords, Student of the Swim, Saginaw Valley League All Month, Key Club, Debate Club, Academic – Swim, Varsity Letter – Swim. Mock Trial and Yearbook. Mia will attend Oakland University to major in Madison plans to attend Madison biology or chemistry. Western Michigan University to Paul Badour is ranked 11th in his class with a major in forensic pathology. grade point average of 4.067. He is the son of Shel- ley & Paul Badour. Continued on Page 6 Page 4 DEF recognizes DCS staff members When the district announced it was unable Chelsea Long, Bridgette Massaro, Ashley McCann- to hold its annual End of the Year Staff Recogni- Markham, Cindy McCollum, Andrea McDunnah, tion Luncheon due to COVID restrictions and school Rachel McKinnon, Tanya Meinburg, Ellen Mei- building schedules this year, the Davison Educational necke, Ben Montgomery, Michelle Murphy, Mary Foundation was determined to find a way to recognize Naranjo, Mindy Parrot, Suzie Richards, Leisa employees. Annually, the DEF purchases the Cardinal Robertson, Megan Romanik, Michael Romanik, watches that are gifted to employees marking 25 years Ashley Romine, Karla Ruzicka, Kelly Ryckaert, of service, awards thousands in classroom mini grants Alexis Schaepkens, Alexandra Schaibly, Jaynie and honors the Teachers and a Support Person of the Shiflett, Brenda Smith, Jenna Stegall, Linda Strine, Year. Sara Swoyer, Amanda Tanner, Julia Tober, Becky In an email sent in May, Thomson Elementary Turkovics, Ami Unger, Julie VanEvery. Paraprofessional Cheri Nill suggested that instead of Middle Level Teacher of the Year selecting three teachers and one support person for Amanda Bailey, Jenny Berhe, Katie Bohms, the “Teachers/Staff Person of the Year” that the DEF Jim Bronson, David Clifford, Jodee Collick, Jan consider honoring all DCS staff members. Crawford, Diana DeSilva, Charlotte Dotson, Cayla “I love Dowdall, Mandy Gilbert, Kelly Graves, Jenifer the idea that Green, Patricia Heasty, Tara Hendrix, Amie Hicks, people are Amanda Hoggard, Tiffany Hopper, Ashley Horton, encouraged Anna Hotchkiss, Heather Janiga, Brook Johnson, to write letters Lisa Knopf, Kimberly LaFave, Kim Lawrence, and share their Michelle Lynch, Robert Konzman, Kim Macko, nominations Danielle Moehlman, Christa Parks, Gabrielle Pen- with staff but nington, Ben Price, Sandy Rhyne, Amber Rogers, this has been Shawnna Shorkey, Stephanie Slemons, Angela a very difficult Stratman, Kristen Souders, Karen Thompson, year for ev- Tisha Torres, Amy Tysick, Patti White, Michelle erybody,” Nill Wilson. said. “DCS staff has gone above and beyond to make High School Teacher of the Year this year successful. We couldn’t have made this work Jodi Aboneaaj, Matt Ames, Jody Baldridge, without EVERYONE giving their all.” Robert Belprez, Lauren Crongeyer, Katie Davis, DEF board members loved the idea. On June 10 Zachary Evans, Ron Fray, Doreanna Freeman, and 11, DEF board members showed up at buildings Mary Hainline, Pat Herriman, Lindsey Hollenback, to share the news that every single employee in the Mary Ignatowski, Brandon Jakeway, Shannon district would be getting a tote bag, beach towel, Car- Kelsey, Darcey Kondel, Janey McGlashen, Andrew dinal logo sunglasses and a small beach ball (stress Michalik, Michelle Nuckolls, Jennifer Orkisz, Raina ball) for their dedication this year. Palso, Brooke Piger, Mark Ragnone, Tony Schaaf, Those staff members who were nominated for James Schuster, Sarah Seiter, Amy Sherlock, the Teacher/Support Person of the Year also received Blake Smith, Mary Ann Stedry, Cory Sturgess, copies of their nomination. Nominees included: Crystal Weekley, James Wilcox, Doug Wilson. Elementary Teacher of the Year Support Person of the Year Melissa Barraco, Amanda Barrett, Alicia Penny Alband, Carrie Blazen, Brianna Book, Bautista, Brielle Bayliss, Suzanne Binkley, Bart Terry Cline, Taya Cumpata, Pat Cunningham, Tif- Blanchard. Debbie Bobchik, Andrea Bredow, Jac- fany Echols, Brigitte Fletcher, Christina Fortune, queline Brisbin, Christian Bush, Jennifer Carnell, Patty Galea, Megan Gatz, Mary Naranjo, Custo Erica Carr, Stephen Culbert, Sarah Driskill, Alicia Joe Francis, Becky Holt, Erica Johnson, Jennifer Eaton, Stacy Evans, Brad Fuson, Jennifer Gal- Leask, Debra Lutze, Chuck Masterson, Peggy Mc- breath, Katie Gist, Christine Glann, Marie Glenn, Curdy, Beverly Nichols, Pam Osgood, Jacob Perry, Tracy Griggs, Sara Harris, Bobby Hatten, Crystal Katlyn Peru, Laurie Potter, Katherine Rivette, Ariel- Hoganson, Sara Howes, Nicole Illig, Dana John- lo Romano, Chris Schlak, Dee Schneider, Tammie son, Melissa Jones, Rita Jones, Mike Kennedy, Shewmaker, Claudia Singles, Walter Smith, Micah Chloe Kring, Lindsay Lane, Melvina Lightfoot, Tharpe, Andrea Tomczak, Heather Townsend, Kelly Gwen Lindsay, Leandra Lints, Wendy Lockrey, Wangler, Julie Whitman. Page 5 Challenging yet successful year in the books

We made it! We successfully completed a school son Alternative Education, Davison Middle year that was fraught with challenges caused by the School and Hahn Intermediate, a complete COVID-19 pandemic. Despite those challenges - in- utility relocation (sanitary sewer, water, cluding the very electrical, storm sewer, gas) at DAE/DHS difficult decision in order to accommodate the new perform- to delay our ing arts center and connector between the start date, a pre- alternative education and high school build- holiday “pause,” ings, asbestos abatement on the first floor of contact tracing the high school, new installation of ceilings and quarantin- and 3-D lighting in the cafeteria, kitchen, ing, and staff varsity locker rooms and boiler room (where shortages, we the abatement is taking place), improve- were able to offer a full school year of face-to-face ments to the high school kitchen, cafeteria and online instruction and help get our students back and serving lanes, new bleachers in the high on track. school gymnasium and the installation of a As I reflect over the last year and its challenges, new chiller at the high school to provide air I can’t help but feel tremendously proud of our stu- conditioning to the entire high school and dents and staff. They really rose to the challenge and new performing arts center. persevered. We were one of only a handful of school • We were able to hold graduation ceremonies districts in our county to offer a full year of full time for about 350 Davison High School seniors face-to-face instruction five days a week. While 70% and nearly 40 Davison Alternative Educa- of our parents opted to send their children to school tion students. I know this is just a “normal” for face-to-face instruction we also provided about rite of passage, but not being able to hold a 30% of our students the opportunity to complete their traditional graduation last year because of instruction online. COVID restrictions hurt deeply and still does. There were also a lot of positives that came from • Our staff has become much more proficient this school year and I think it’s important to reflect on with the use of technology for instruction. those. They include: • Our Wrestling team won the Class A Divi- • Davison High School earned high National sion 1 State Championship. We also had five and metro-area rankings in the 2021 Best individual state champs (a school record) High Schools by U.S. News. Davison High and set a state record by qualifying wrestlers School ranked #134 in the state and #3,631 from all 14 weight classes as All-State. in the nation. When you consider there are • Our football team made their second straight over 1,700 public high schools in the state appearance at Ford Field to play for the of Michigan that puts Davison High School Class A Division 1 State Championship. in the top eight percent. And, with 13,394 • Our Boys’ Bowling Team was also runner up schools ranked nationally we rank in the top for the state title. 27% in the country. As you can see, we have so much to be proud • Much work is being done on the 2020 Bond. of. Thank you for hanging in with us this past year and We held a small groundbreaking ceremony a half. As with most trials, we know we will emerge for our new auditorium/performing arts cen- stronger. That is why our 2021-22 school year will ter prior to our June 14 Board of Education focus on Social Emotional Learning, or SEL. People meeting. Work on the Thomson Elementary with strong social-emotional skills are better able two-classroom addition is moving forward to cope with everyday challenges and benefit aca- and the turf and extra restrooms have been demically, professionally and socially. From effective completed at Cardinal Stadium. Work also problem-solving to self-discipline, from impulse control continues at the new Cardinal Station, the to emotion management and more, SEL provides a property on Lapeer Road where our Trans- foundation for positive, long-term effects on students, portation, Food Services and DCER offices adults and communities. If ever there was a time for will be relocated in July. Other work that will this to be a focus, it is now. take place this summer is the installation of Have a restful and relaxing summer. See you new boilers at Davison High School, Davi- back here in August! Page 6 Emma Lewandowski is Lauren plans to attend Wayne ranked 15th in her class with a State or Michigan State University grade point average of 4.004. She to major in chemical engineering. is the daughter of Jennie and Paul Braeden Moore is ranked Lewandowski. 19th in his class with a grade point Emma’s activities and ac- average of 3.990. He is the son of complishments include High Honor Valerie and Brian Moore. Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter Braeden’s activities and ac- and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Na- complishments include High Honor tional Honor Society and DECA. Emma Roll, Academic Certificate, Let- Braeden Emma will be attending Michi- ter and Pin and BPA Semi-Finalist gan State University. Medal. Parker Arnold is ranked 16th in his class with a Braeden plans to attend Michigan Tech Universi- grade point average of 4.002. He ty and major in computer science. is the son of Colleen and David Ellary Darling is ranked Arnold. 20th in her class with a grade Parker’s activities and ac- point average of 3.987. She is complishments include High Honor the daughter of Lisa Jarman and Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter Jason Wienandt. and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Vice Ellary’s activities and ac- President National Honor Society, complishments include High Honor String Orchestra and Tennis. Roll, Academic Certificate, Let- Parker Parker is undecided at this Ellary ter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, time of his college major. National Honor Society Treasurer, Marguerite Sherwood is ranked 17th in her Student Ambassador, Yearbook, Kiwanis A+B=C class with a grade point average of 4.001. She is the Award Nominee, Saginaw Valley League All Academic daughter of Kathy and Tony Sher- – Basketball and Golf, Saginaw Valley League – Bas- wood. ketball and Golf, Varsity Letter – Basketball and Golf. Marguerite’s activities and Ellary plans to attend Lake Michigan College. accomplishments include High Elizabeth Brandes is Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, ranked 21st in her class with a Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, grade point average of 3.983. She Community Service Cords, Sagi- is the daughter of Tammi and Jeff naw Valley League All Academic Brandes. – Competitive Cheer, Sideline Elizabeth’s activities and Cheer and Lacrosse, Saginaw accomplishments include High Marguerite Valley League Varsity Letter – Com- Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, petitive Cheer, Sideline Cheer and Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Lacrosse. Community Service Cords, March- Elizabeth Marguerite plans to attend Mott Community Col- ing Band, Concert Band, Saginaw lege and then transfer to the University of Michigan Valley League – Sideline Cheer Flint to pursue a career as a physician assistant. and Competitive Cheer, Saginaw Valley League All Lauren Sayles is ranked 18th in her class with Academic – Sideline Cheer, Varsity Letter – Sideline a grade point average of 3.995. She is the daughter of Cheer and Competitive Cheer. Tiffany and Greg Sayles. Elizabeth is attending Mott Lauren’s activities and ac- Community College and plans complishments include High Honor to transfer to Grand Valley State Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter University to major in ultrasound and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Na- technology. tional Honor Society, Community Caleb Eicher is ranked 22nd Service Cords, Student Ambas- in his class with a grade point aver- sador, Saginaw Valley League – age of 3.981. He is the son of Nadia Volleyball, Saginaw Valley League and Shawn Eicher. All Academic – Volleyball, Varsity Caleb’s activities and accom- Lauren Letter – Volleyball. Caleb plishments include High Honor Roll, Page 7 Academic Certificate Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Varsity Letter – Golf, Powerlifting. Pin, Robotics and Soccer. Chloe plans to attend Saginaw Valley State Uni- Caleb plans to attend Rosedale Bible College versity to major in nursing. and Ohio State. He plans to major in computer sci- Grayson Lumsden is ranked 27th in his class ence. with a grade point average of Trayza Haido is ranked 23rd in her class with a 3.966. He is the son of Carol and grade point average of 3.974. She Grant Lumsden. is the daughter of Angela and Ady Grayson’s activities and ac- Haido. complishments include High Honor Trayza’s activities and accom- Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter plishments include High Honor Roll, and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Robot- Academic Certificate, Letter and ics, Ski and Snowboard Club, Sagi- Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, National naw Valley League – Tennis, Sagi- Honor Society, Student Council Grayson naw Valley League All Academic Historian, DECA, Spanish Club, – Tennis, Varsity Letter – Tennis. Student Ambassador and Tennis. Trayza Grayson plans to attend Kettering or Michigan Trayza plans to finish Mott State University to major in chemistry. Early College and then transfer to Tyler Loiselle is ranked 28th in his class with a Northwestern University or Purdue to major in engi- grade point average of 3.961. He neering. is the son of Trisha and Bradley Emily Smith is ranked 24th Loiselle. in her class with a grade point av- Tyler’s activities and accom- erage of 3.971. She is the daugh- plishments include High Honor Roll, ter of Daniel and Amanda Smith & Academic Certificate, Letter and Susan Pitock. Pin, Cardinal Code Pin and Student Emily’s activities and ac- of the Month. complishments include High Honor Tyler will attend Mott Commu- Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter nity College and major in Library & Tyler and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Stu- Information Science. dent of the Month and Bowling. Emily Shelby Murphy is ranked 29th in her class with Emily plans to attend Mott a grade point average of 3.958. Community College and major in She is the daughter of Michelle baking & pastry arts. Murphy and Rob Murphy. Ella Brandow and Chloe Evoy share the 25th Shelby’s activities and accom- ranking in their class as both have a grade point aver- plishments include High Honor Roll, age of 3.967. Academic Certificate, Letter and Ella is the daughter of Jamie Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, National Bates and Jason Brandow. Her Honor Society, Tennis and Volley- activities and accomplishments ball. include High Honor Roll, Academic Shelby plans to attend Central Shelby Certificate, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Michigan University to major in biol- Code Pin, National Honor Society, ogy. Community Service Cords and the Mara Lieske is ranked 30th in her class with a Kiwanis A+B=C Award. grade point average of 3.956. She is the daughter of Ella Ella is undecided at this time Emily and Eric Lieske. of her college choice. Mara’s activities and accom- Chloe is the daughter of Anna plishments include High Honor Roll, and Ronald Evoy. Her activities Academic Certificate, Letter and and accomplishments include High Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, National Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Honor Society, DECA, LINKS, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Saginaw Valley League – Tennis, Community Service Cords, National Saginaw Valley League All Aca- Honor Society, Yearbook, Saginaw demic – Tennis and Varsity Letter Valley League – Golf, Saginaw – Tennis. Chloe Valley League All Academic – Golf, Mara plans to attend Michigan Mara Page 8 State University to major in animal science/business. Terry Saffron. Mallory Morton is ranked 31st in her class with Bailey’s activities and ac- a grade point average of 3.954. complishments include High She is the daughter of Kyndra Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Morton and stepfather Christopher Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Belcher and Chad Morton. National Honor Society, Marching Mallory’s activities and Band, Saginaw Valley League – accomplishments include High Softball, Saginaw Valley League Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, All Academic – Softball, Varsity Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Letter – Softball. Bailey National Honor Society, Student Bailey plans to attend Michi- Ambassador, Ski and Snowboard gan State University to major in Club, HOSA, Saginaw Valley Mallory dietetics. League All Academic – Soccer, Regan Snyder is ranked 36th in her class with Saginaw Valley League – Soccer, Varsity Letter – a grade point average of 3.919. She is the daughter Soccer. of Deanna and Paul Snyder. Mallory plans to attend Michigan State Univer- Regan’s activities and sity to major in human biology. accomplishments include High Isabelle Keeler is ranked 32nd in her class with Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, a grade point average of 3.941. Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code She is the daughter of Adrienne Pin, President of Student Council and Patrick Keeler. Executive Board, National Honor Isabelle’s activities and Society, Debate Club, Student Am- accomplishments include High bassador, Saginaw Valley League Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, All Academic – Tennis, Saginaw Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin Regan Valley League – Tennis, Varsity and National Honor Society. Letter – Tennis. Isabelle plans to attend Cen- Regan plans to attend Adrian College to major Isabelle tral Michigan University to major in in business/marketing. biochemistry. Sydney Jones is ranked 37th in her class with Kyle Hart is ranked 33rd in his class with a a grade point average of 3.915. grade point average of 3.935. He She is the daughter of Brenda and is the son of Lisa and Larry Hart. Barry Jones. Kyle’s activities and accom- Sydney’s activities and plishments include High Honor accomplishments include High Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, and Pin and Cardinal Code Pin. Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Kyle will be attending the National Honor Society, Saginaw University of Michigan Flint to Valley League – Volleyball, Sagi- major in biochemistry. naw Valley League All Academic Sydney Natalie Benjamin is ranked Kyle – Volleyball, Varsity Letter – Vol- 34th in her class with a grade point leyball. average of 3.933. She is the daughter of Tina and Sydney plans to attend Olivet Nazarene Univer- Michael Benjamin. sity to major in biochemistry. Natalie’s activities and accomplishments include Cameron Livingston is ranked 38th in his High Honor Roll, Academic Cer- class with a grade point average tificate, Letter and Pin, Cardinal of 3.908. He is the son of Julie and Code Pin, Student of the Month Jeffrey Livingston. and National Honor Society. Cameron’s activities and Natalie plans to major in accomplishments include High biomedical engineering. Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Bailey Saffron is ranked Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, 35th in her class with a grade National Honor Society, Marching point average of 3.923. She is the Band, Concert Band and Wind Natalie daughter of Tara Manwaring and Cameron Ensemble. Page 9 Cameron is currently undecided of his college Krislin Weier is ranked 40th plans at this time. in her class with a grade point av- Tyler Gibbard is ranked 39th in his class with a erage of 3.902. She is the daugh- grade point average of 3.904. He ter of Dawn Weier and Michael is the son of Traci and Matthew Weier. Gibbard. Krislin’s activities and ac- Tyler’s activities and accom- complishments include High plishments include High Honor Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Roll, Academic Certificate, Letter Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin and Pin and Cardinal Code Pin. and Community Service Cords. Krislin Tyler plans to attend Univer- Krislin plans to attend the sity of Michigan Flint to major in Early College at Mott and then College for Creative Tyler computer science. Studies to major in Graphic Design

Traveling Library Bus making stops throughout summer

If you need some reading material to help you complete your challenges, then be sure to watch for our DCS Traveling Library bus in a neighborhood near you this summer. Students from ALL buildings are welcome to stop at any or all stops. Here is the schedule: June 30 - Siple Elementary staff will host visits to: 1-1:30 p.m. Kidcare Daycare, 3181 N. State Road 1:40-2:10 p.m. Hunt Farms, 10000 block N. Hunt Road 2:15-2:45 p.m. Broadview Estates, Bus Stop #3 2:50-3:20 p.m. 9300 block of Tiger Run 3:30-4 p.m. 4000 block Winter Hue Lane

July 14 - Central Elementary staff will host visits to: 1-1:30 p.m. Continental Estates Clubhouse 1:45-2:15 p.m. Carriage Way/Carriage Trails 2:30-3 p.m. Manford Heights 3:15-4 p.m. Collingwood @ Central Elementary

July 21 - Gates Elementary staff will host visits to: 1-1:30 p.m. Belle Meade, Irish Village 1:45-2:15 p.m. Brandywine/Vassar Park/ Hidden Trails 2:30-3 p.m. Kearsley Creek/Creekwood 3:15-3:45 p.m. Kindercare Daycare 4-4:30 p.m. Country Club Estates/Woodridge/Rivershyre/Copper Ridge 4:45-5:15 p.m. Gates Elementary

July 28 - Thomson Elementary staff will host visits to: 1-1:30 p.m. Lake Callis 1:45-2:15 p.m. Abernathy Park 2:30-3 p.m. Cardinal’s Nest 3:15-3:45 p.m. Stratford Square @ Thomson Elementary

August 10 - Hill Elementary staff will host visits to: 4:30-6:30 p.m. @ Hill Elementary during Open House Page 10 Congratulations to our 2020, 2021 DCS retirees We are sad to see these DCS staffers leave lake and tending to her gardens and flowers. but wish them well in their retirement! Julie says she has so many memories from her Doreen Bednard began working at the years of driving. Cardinal’s Nest in September 2009. “Children are so funny,” she said. “Just the “We plan to travel to see smiles in the morning from them made my day.” our children and grandchildren Julie also fondly recalls playing games while who live out of state and to live waiting to unload at the school buildings and singing life to the fullest,” Doreen said Christmas carols during the holidays. of her retirement plans. Julie and her husband of 11 years, Ralph, raise Doreen said that she will two of their grandchildren so that keeps them busy. always cherish the interactions Between the two of them, they have four children and she had with the children. five grandchildren. Doreen has been married Julie’s advice to other drivers is to “get to know Doreen to her husband, Wally, for more your children on the bus and keep communication than 32 years. They have three open with parents/caregivers. Always take the time to children: Nicole, Ashley and Shawn; and two listen to the little ones.” grandchildren, Saylor and Jonah. Amy Edmond’s retirement Doreen’s advice to her successor is to “be plans came a little earlier than patient and listen to what the children have to expected due to COVID-19, but say.” now that she has adjusted to her Lori Bolton retired at the end of last school new schedule and doing things year as the Music Teacher at she’s always wanted to do, there is Central Elementary. She began no looking back! Amy is volunteer- her career with Davison Com- ing at the Genesee County Animal munity Schools in March 1994 Control and is able to see family Amy as the Choir Director at Davison much more and, of course, spoil Middle School. her husband of 34 years, Murray, and their two rescue For the immediate future, dogs, Lucy and Ethel. Amy, a physcial education Lori is spending her retirement teacher at Gates Elementary, retired before the school Lori taking care of her granddaugh- year began last fall. Prior to beginning in Davison in ter three days a week. She does August 1991, Amy taught at Clio and LakeVille school hope to travel both stateside districts. and overseas. “The thing that stands out to me during my “I think that the most surprising thing to me career as being an elementary physical education is that a farm girl from North Dakota was brave teacher, are the number of children you get to influ- enough to move away and teach in four different ence, teach and help to make the world a better states and with ages K-12, all in music,” Lori says place,” Amy said. “You soon realize that the parents of of herself. “I was blessed.” the children you teach have the same interest in mind: Lori and her husband, Mark, have two sons. to give their child the best opportunity for learning and Andrew is married to Tara and Joshua and his make sure they are loved.” wife, Rose, have a daughter, Eleanor. Amy and her husband have two children: Emily Lori’s advice to her successor is to “enjoy is a physician assistant who lives in Austin, Texas, with the kids as much as you can because time really her husband Anthony Ruscitto. They are expecting does go by quickly.” their first child in late August. Son, Cameron, moved Julie Davenport began to Austin a year ago with his girlfriend, Katie Kennedy, driving a school bus as a sub- and is a personal trainer. stitute in January 1993 and was Amy’s advice to her successor is to invest in the hired as a permanent employee best gym shoes because your feet are going to hurt! in 1994. But seriously, she says: “remember the positive things Julie is spending her you say and the way you treat people will always be retirement healing from broken remembered far more than the subject matter you Julie bones, spending time on the teach.” Page 11 Tom Esper retired at the end “better half” is Tim Rutkowski, physical education of the 2019-20 school year. He teacher at Central Elementary. taught earth science and social Kelly’s advice to her successor is 1. Stand up for studies during his 26-year career at what you believe is right and remember that you are a Davison High School. professional, don’t sell yourself short. 2. Think outside An avid birdwatcher, Tom of the box! Some of my best teaching moments were hopes to increase the number of when I tried something different or new. 3. Be a good birds he has seen on his life list. colleague and friend to other staff members, they will Tom said he was proud to have your back and be your strongest support system. Tom serve as the Science Olympiad Kathryn Jurasek retired as a special education Coach with retired teacher Diane paraprofessional at Davison High School earlier this Root and current DHS teacher Brent Prim for 26 year. She has worked for the district for four years years. The team reached state finals seven times. but has served as a substitute teacher, administrator, Tom said he also loved coaching tennis and teaching teacher and paraprofessional during her career. hundreds of kids how to play a life-long sport. “Retirement thus far has been Tom and his wife, Kim, have two Davison High wonderful,” Kathryn exclaimed, add- School graduates, daughter Kristina and son, Thomas. ing that she has been busy reading They are also the proud grandparents of two grand- murder mysteries, eating out with sons. friends, walking the dog, fixing things Tom’s advice to his successor is to “accentuate around the house, attending Tigers the positive.” games and traveling to her home in Jennifer Hall began working for Davison Com- West Palm Beach. She particularly munity Schools in August 1997. She has worked as a likes not having to use an alarm Kathryn teacher, administrator and counselor. clock anymore. Jen’s retirement plan is to Kathryn’s family includes start a second career. an “opinionated” older brother, Jerry, and a “pesky” Jen is married to Roy and younger sister, Mary. “As you can figure out, I am the they have three children: Chase, neglected, unknown, middle child,” she said kiddingly. Haley and Cannon, all of whom are The real VIP of her family, though, is “Handsome Davison High School graduates. Jack,” her Labrador-mixed-hound dog. Kelly Hilgendorf hired in to Janice LaLonde is one of the “originals” at the district in August 1999. She has Hahn Intermediate, transferring to the new building in taught at Thomson, Gates, Siple 1998 after working the previous year as a paraprofes- Jen and Central Elementary buildings. sional at Thomson Elementary. In all, Janice worked Before coming to Davison, she 10 years as a paraprofessional and the last 13 as the taught seven years in the Almont and Cro-Lex school secretary to the principal at Hahn. She retired at the districts. end of the 2019-20 school year. Kelly plans to travel as much as possible, hang “I wish I would have started a journal years ago,” out with friends and family more of- she said. “I’ve seen and heard so many things in my ten and eventually do some sailing (career). One of my favorites was my first year. A around the Caribbean and enjoy kindergarten student was so upset because as he was retirement by the ocean. washing his paintbrush, it fell down One particular incident that the drain. I calmed him down and occurred early in her career hap- explained how we could easily fix it. pened after she introduced herself I even showed him the drain in the as “Miss Myers” to a classroom cabinet and told him how the paint of kindergarteners. About an hour brush could be retrieved later that Kelly later, a sweet little guy approached day. He went home and told his her and was struggling to remember mom that I was magic! Not only her name. Kelly said “yes?” and the boy paused and was I a teacher but I was also a said “Miss Kmart?” plumber.” Janice ‘When I laughed, he said, ‘I forgot your name.’ When she’s not subbing in the He knew I was the name of a store!” district, Janice is spending her retirement reading, Kelly has two children, Keegan, 27, and Alayna, relaxing with family and friends, camping, hunting and 24. They, along with Kelly, are Davison alumni. Kelly’s fishing with her husband, traveling to see kids and Page 12 grandkids and enjoying cups of coffee on sunny morn- an administrative assistant and food pantry coordina- ings on her deck. tor for a church in Okemos. She also is an administra- Janice and her husband, Tom, have been mar- tive secretary for the Michigan District of Kiwanis and ried for 42 years. They met at a wedding where he is a charter member and secretary for the Greater caught the garter and she caught the bouquet. They Lansing Young Professionals Kiwanis. Son, Kevin is have five awesome, hard-working children plus five a 2006 DHS graduate and is a producer for an ad- more when you count their spouses. Janice is also a vertising agency in San Diego, Calif., where he lives grandmother to 14 amazing grandchildren; six girls with his partner of 12 years, Bill. Kevin enjoys playing and eight boys. Only three of them live in Michigan beach volleyball, performing in the San Diego Gay due to military commitments so she and Tom are Men’s Chorus and is a fabulous cake decorator. thankful for the technology that links them when they Cheri’s advice to her successor is “set your can’t be together. expectations for classroom behavior on Day 1. Read “Always be honest and do the right thing,” is Jan- with emotion and animation. Make it fun! Meet them at ice’s advice to her successor. “You never know who is the door with a smile. Work with your teachers as you paying attention. Just as important is to have a sense have a wonderful staff – this is a very special school.” of humor so you can make the best of any situation.” Cheryl Nitzschke has worked as a special edu- Dale Miller retired as the high school Security cation paraprofessional at Thomson Elementary since Director in August 2020 after 19 years of service to his 2001. second career. Her retirement plans include spending as much Dale is spending his retirement working in his time as possible up north, traveling garden and hobby farm and looks and spending time with family and forward to touring Michigan and at- friends. tending his grandchildren’s events. Cheryl says it is hard to pick “My position was not popular out one memorable experience dur- with students and a few staffers but ing her nearly 20-year career. at year’s end, numerous students “Every day working with the would say thanks for having their Thomson staff and children in the safety in mind – many staffers building was a happy day for me,” Cheryl also,” Dale said. “I tried to bring 28 she said. Dale years of law enforcement experi- Cheryl and her husband, Al, ence to the campus to keep it safe.” have four children: Paula, Wendi, Kyle and Kelly; Dale is married to his “super” wife, Denise. They five grandchildren: Cody, Cory, Isabella, Arabella and have a daughter and son-in-law. Their grandson plays Jackson. baseball for Mott Community College and their grand- Her advice for her successor is to “love what daughter plays high school volleyball. you are doing, it makes it so much easier. Enjoy the Cheri Nill has been teaching our youngest learn- children even when they are having a bad day. We all ers about the importance of reading since she was do now and then.” hired as a library aide (paraprofessional) in February Christa Parks began working at Davison Com- 1995. munity Schools in August 1995. She taught at Central “When I am reading and see for four years and the remainder of her career has the connection and joy in the chil- been at Hahn Intermediate. dren’s faces,” has been among the Focusing more on her art and most memorable experiences of her her family are Christa’s primary career, Cheri says. Other highlights retirement plans. have included the comments she One of Christa’s more memo- has received from parents saying rable experiences happened when how much their child loves library, one of her students got stuck in the excitement of Book Fair week pond muck when the class was Cheri and, of course, the hugs. taking water samples and catch- Christa “There are so many special ing invertebrates. After a few tense memories and friendships that I have developed over moments and much encouragement the years,” Cheri said. from Christa – who had forgotten waders for herself, Cheri and her husband, Walt, have been married the student was finally able to wiggle himself free; he for 40 years. The have two children. Stacey is a 2003 learned the rest of his class was waiting on him to go DHS graduate and lives in East Lansing where she is hunt for salamanders. Page13 Christa’s family includes her parents and a sister. And, most importantly – take your vacation days! Sadly, another sister passed in November from colon Kris Souders was hired by Davison Community cancer. Christa also has many fur babies that she Schools in June 1994. She taught two years of fourth loves more than life itself. grade at Central Elementary, two Christa’s advice for her successor is to be pa- years of fifth grade at Siple Elemen- tient and kind to everyone. “Remember that all of your tary, 19 years of fifth grade at Hahn colleagues are in the same boat – or plan – and need Intermediate and four years of social your support, too. Do not let anyone make you feel like studies at Davison Middle School. you are not a rock star at this job. Keep going if this is Kris plans to spend much of your passion and find something else if it is not.” her retirement time back in West Diana Rutherford says she is going to try and Michigan, where she is from origi- make retirement “stick” this time around. Diana is nally. She also has plans to travel to leaving DCS as a success coordinator after nine years new places and spend time with her Kris of service to the district. She came family. to DCS in 2012 after retiring from a Some of the most memorable moments during 33-year career at Genesee County her career include moving into the new building when Probate Court . Hahn Intermediate was built, creating some of the Diana plans to rest, relax and best friendships she now has from years of working enjoy her family as well as travel. with amazing people and after moving grade levels “I will always remember the several times in the last few years there have been connections I made with students,” eight students she had as fifth graders, seventh grad- she said. ers and now eighth graders. Diana Diana and her husband, Kris and her husband, Pete, have two daughters, Randy, have a daughter, Hillary, and Makenna and Reese. Both are currently attending son-in-law, Garrett. She also has three step-children Michigan State University. Go green! and five grandchildren. Linda Strine has taught first grade since hiring Diana’s advice for her successor is to practice in at Davison Community Schools in August of 2002. patience and really listen. With the exception of her first year where she taught Sue Seymour retired at the end of last school at Central Elementary, Linda’s class- year as the Payroll Specialist for Davison Community room has been at Hill Elementary. Schools. She began her career, The first order of business on however; in 1997 as a paraprofes- Linda’s retirement checklist is to de- sional at Thomson Elementary. clutter her house. She also plans to Sue is spending her retirement devote more time to her 91-year-old traveling, running, agility training mother and other family members. with her puppy, Hazel, running, Linda and her husband, Karl, plan reading, running and spending her to travel to Vegas to celebrate son Linda time doing what she wants to do. Andrew’s 30th birthday and a winter Did we mention that she likes to trip to Mexico is also in the works. Sue run? A memorable moment for Linda happened dur- Some of Sue’s most memora- ing the holiday season on a day that the school was ble experiences include the realization that a National celebrating Polar Express Day. Donut Day really does exist and she made sure it was “During my fourth year, Mr. Harper announced celebrated at the Cardinal Center! on the PA ‘All of you riding the Polar Express today “I always enjoyed helping employees understand better bundle up. It’s going to be sunny but very cold.’ their pay, W-2, etc. and helping them with retirement One student asked, ‘Are we really going on the Polar questions. Express?’ I replied ‘what do you think?’ His classic re- Sue is married to Denny. They have two chil- sponse was ‘I’m not sure anymore – I’m so confused.’ dren: son, Brian, and daughter, Lisa and husband It really brought a smile to my heart. I always enjoyed Brody. Sue is over the moon excited that she will be a the magic of the season.” grandmother in November. She already has a grand Linda is married to Karl. They have a son and dog, Oliver, and, of course, new pup Hazel has been a daughter-in-law, Andrew and Bailey Sutherland. welcome addition to the family. Susan Vamos taught in school buildings in the Sue’s advice to her successor is “trust yourself. Flint and Flushing school districts before coming to Listen to your instincts and have faith in yourself.” Davison in 2001 where she taught first graders at Hill Page 14

Retirees/Continued from Page 13 Several summer reading Elementary. “Every elementary year that my boys attended challenges available for school at Hill is a positive memory,” she said. “It was such a blessing to students and adults get to teach in the same school that Calling all DCS students - we have a challenge my boys attended. Every one of the … a summer reading challenge! In fact, students (and boys’ teachers was outstanding and adults) have an opportunity to participate in one or I got the best of both worlds being more reading challenges this summer. a mom and a teacher during those Read to a Million Summer Literacy Challenge early years.” Students from all Genesee County school dis- Susan’s retirement plans Susan tricts have been invited to participate in the Genesee include traveling to as many places District Library “Read to a Million Summer Literacy as possible – including warm locales when it’s cold at Challenge.” (C’mon Davison - we got this!) home and to her son’s college baseball games. She Open to all students in grades PreK through 12, may even pick up a part-time job and has thought this challenge is simple to join! When you read this about getting her real estate license reinstated. She is summer, simply log your books/pages in this Google also going to take her sheltie, Stanley, to agility train- Form: https://tinyurl.com/GISDreadtoamillion ing and spend lots of time loving on him. Your books/pages will be tallied for Davison and Susan and her husband, Robert, have two sons. the county. You can enter up to 10 different books at a Logan is studying physical therapy at Oakland Uni- time using the Google Form, which will be open until versity. In addition to his job at Health Quest Physical August 31. Help Genesee County get to a MILLION Therapy, he umpires baseball games. Youngest son, books/pages. Mitch, just graduated and will be attending Jackson The Genesee Intermediate School District will College where he will play baseball and study for his hold a drawing at the end of the summer for any electrician’s certificate. student who participated and will also be giving away Susan’s advice to her successor is to be strong a “Bucket of Books” to the top three districts with the but empathetic, work hard but remember to have fun most students (percentage) participating. along the way. “If it isn’t going to matter in five years Audiobooks and parents reading to their child from now, then it doesn’t matter! And most of all, keep also count! You can log your book/pages for those as God in your life and pray for others and thank him for well using the Google Form. all your blessings.” Congratulations also to these retirees: Davison Community Schools Summer • Marcia Taylor, Paraprofessional, Hahn Reading Challenge Intermediate, 7 years In what has become an annual tradition, DCS is once again holding its Davison Summer Reading • Louis Renner, DHS Teacher, 17 years Challenge for grades K-4. All reading counts! Every • Veronique Hungerford, DHS Teacher, 19 years reader who returns his/her calendar signed by a par- ent will receive a new book. The goal of the program • Linda Scharrer, DHS Teacher, 19.5 years is to read 20 minutes each day over the course of the • Patricia Heasty, DMS Teacher, 23 years summer. • JoAnn McCarty, Bus Driver, 24 years You can download the instructions and monthly • Linda Briggs, Paraprofessional, Hill El- ementary, 25 years calendars for June, July and August by visiting the website at www.davisonschools.org. • Jayne Jacot, Custodian, 29 years • Carol Riegle, Custodian, 29 years Tails and Tales Summer Reading Challenge • Joyce Loren, DHS Cook, 30 years This challenge, offered through the Genesee • Jim Bass, Head Custodian, Thomson El- District Library, runs from June 12 – August 7 and is ementary, 35 years open to all ages. Read, log your time and activities • Petra Herron Cardinal’s Nest Preschool online and enter prize drawings. When you complete Teacher, 35 years the challenge, collect your completion prize. Youth Services Librarian Marissa Boisclair has created a short video about the program, which you can watch here: https://youtu.be/hjl26hwZhrE Page 15 Davison High Johnson, Rose M. Spodney, Peyton E. Hadley, Jasmine A. Jones, Kaylee A. Stefanko, Luke C. Hall, Christopher M. School Jones, Sawyer J. Stewart, Shelby G. Haremza, Kylie K. Semester II Kellogg, Grace C. Stites, Jayden E. Harrington, Harmony High Honor Roll Kish, Lillian M. HONOR Stram, Alyssa R. Hartwell, Jackson D. Kraut, Kathlyn J. (3.8 and Above) Tefft, Barrett R. Haw, Theodore J. Krupa, Jonathan M. th Thatcher, Kayla I. Hawk, Allison R. 9 Grade Kuzinski, Cael S. Titsworth, Bradyn A. Hawley, Emma K. Armstead, Charlie E. Lashley, Rachel D. Tomlinson, Rylie R. Hennessey, Carson M. Ash, Elena H. Latchana, Abigail L. ROLL Travis, Monte E. III Henney, Kylee N. Barrett, Alex N. Liang, Kevin Tucker, Caden M. Henry, Lauryn J. Barron, Grace L. Like, Matthew D. Second Semester Usealman, Clara L. Herriman, Kennedy M. Baryo, Clayton W. Little, Grace A. Vermilya, Connor K. Hinkley, Chloe E. Beath, Lillian F. Loyer, Shae E. High Honor Roll = A GPA of 3.8 or above. Walton, Julia L. Hogan, Kaden T. Beller, Joshua R. Lucas, Alan B. Walworth, Kamden W. Horton, Makenzie S. Benner, Sydney E. Lumsden, Ally M. Honor Roll = A GPA of 3.0 or above. Webb, Grace E. Howes, Abigail M. Bentoski, Aiyanna E. Lupu, Laila G. Whitney, Presley R. Hug, Chloe D. Birkmeier, Ella G. Martello, Allison J. Widajewski, Leo H. Hull, Savannah L. Birmingham, Ewan L. Martinez, Alex M. Widmann, Allison E. Griffin, Vivian L. Wilcox, Brooklynn M. Johnson, Lance A. Block, Charlette R. Martinez, Lauren M. Woodruff, Conner J. Hahn, Evan A. Wolschleger, Ava D. Jones, Gillian C. Bollwitt, Quinlan B. Massimino, Caydence Woughter, Brooklyn M. Harris, Emma M. 11th Grade Jones, Madison E. Boshell, Jailyn K. Mata, Preston M. Wright, Chloe R. Hartwell, Noelle G. Keeler, Andrew S. Boudagh, Yona McArdle, Paige R. Wright, Olivia T. Hemme, Layla D. Abernathy, Gabrielle H. Allen, Corbin J. Kenyon, Kadence J. Bristle, Hailey M. McCann, Emersyn M. Younkin, Drew L. Herman, Haley P. Kilgore, Kyleigh R. Cherney, Conner J. McMillan, Chloe J. Yurk, Caden M. Howell, Kolby R. Armstead, Calvin J. Arnes, Ava E. Kraut, Mya E. Chetta, Amine M. McNicol, John H. th Ireland, Morgan R. Krehel, Jade E. Christensen, Victoria E 10 Grade Ash, Hunter J. Meikle, Sara E. Adams, Malin S. Jensen, Emjae M. Laux, Kylie E. Clark, Jaxen W. Asher, Clara E. Meyer, Lily R. Barr, Joshua J. Johnson, Ryan D. Lawrence, Elijah M. Close, Camden N. Ashley, Gabriel R. Miller, Casey J. Bauer, Samantha A. Joseph, Sydney R. Lewis-Periard, Morgan Collins, Evan W. Austin, Parker D. Miller, Savanah A. Beath, Sophia A. Kilmer, Matthew M. Liang, Ivan Cottrill, Alayna E. Barker, Rylie J. Minto, Lydia M. Bernard, Ella S. King, Morgann J. Lieske, Gage R. Coy, Samuel A. Bellamy, Ben T. Monreal, Carter M. Bierbusse, Sara M. Kircoff, Ashley R. Luea, Grace K. Davis, Mason L. Bishop, Zachary M. Moore, Kylie L. Bissett, Maddox X. Kissee, Nevaeh M. Malone, Aaron T. Dean, Sydney R. Bollwitt, Halayna M. Morey, Lillian M. Block, Madelynn C. Kusalik, Amanda K. Manssur, Roman J. Dieterich, Annie F. Bougie, Ryan L. Murphy, Emelia D. Braham, Ryan J. Landers, Kiera B. Marinco, Danielle M. Dixon, Marionna R. Brittain, Anakin M. Norton, Isabella P. Brown, Leigha J. Lavrack, Owen C. Mason, Jonathan R. Dosh, Tyler J. Brown, Alaysia C. O’Connell, Paige A. Brown, Matthew M. Leonard, Logan C. McArdle, Brady J. Dunning, Cheyenne J. Brown, Emily J. Panduren, Sydney M. Bruno, Emily A. Lewandowski, Lily M. McCarrick, Karly L. Echols, Victoria A. Brown, Rylee M. Pastor, Andrew D. Burke, Samuel C. Lockhart, Ethan R. McCurdy, Olivia K. Edmonds, Logan T. Bunpayung, Nutthatida Peterson, Jacob D. Byers, Caitlin A. Major, Kenneth A. McDonald, Aiden C. Edwards, Jalen K. Cecchini, Isabella M. Pilcher, Isabelle Chamberlain, Bailey E. Marshall, Evelyn G. Melton, Isaac A. Erway, Emmersyn Y. Clark, Madison K. Prado, Andrea M. Chapin, Tyler A. Martin, Emerson K. Metzger, Avery R. Farrer, Lauren B. Conger, Hope E. Rich, Peyton A. Chisholm, Lydia M. Mauro, Dominic A. Metzger, Marisa A. Fernandez, David M. Corkins, Brady A. Riley, Leah J. Church, Courtnie R. McGlashen, Ava R. Minto, Jessica M. Flynn, Madelyn J. Curl, Aiden D. Roberts, Grace A. Coleman, Isabella A. McLaughlin, Zechariah Moore, Allison N. Francis, Collin S. Daunt, Charles M. Rosario, Javier A. Collick, Alexis P. McLean, Sidney E. Musser, Jared T. Galonska, Jenna J. Daunt, Lucas S. Roseberry, Karlie A. Collins, Rebekah E. Miller, Skyler M. Nichols, Jody L. Garrison-Hazel, Davis, Sean M. Sanford, Noah E. Corlew, Asa K. Moore, Lilian A. Norton, Isaac D. Keeghan P. De Vaney, Jade S. Serrels, Diego S. Curtis, Maicey L. Mullin, Landen C. Osterholzer, Michael E. Gates, Justin G. Dirkse, Olivia A. Shelton, Vivien L. Davis, Grant R. O’Connor, Katie D. Owens, Nadia M. Gibson, Kaitlyn M. Dorman, Grace E. Shorkey, Andrew D. Dean, Brendan J. Pappadakis, Zachary Payne, Owen R. Gilling, Camden J. Dorner, Nicholas S. Siekierski, Abigail O. DeLay, Megan E. Parrott, Bradyn L. Peel, Kaden A. Glennie, Sawyer K. Dunning, Dallas M. Smith, Gavin B. Dimaggio, Giovanni III Pennington, Summer Perrault, Sophia F. Gratsch, Abbegail Dunning, Teagan T. Smith, Jackson I. Dormire, Alyssa A. Petrach, Charles E. Peterson, Abigail M. Grech, Sophia P. Dyer, Sydney C. Smith, Sydney G. Dougherty, Brenda M. Porter, Emalee H. Pethers, Logan R. Grenay, Matais J. Eaton, Kylie G. Spangler, Tyler D. Dunham, Lucas D. Puzjak, Selena L. Ploof, Gracie J. Griswold, McKenna L. Edwards, Arianna A. Stryznski, Savannah A. Eagle, Kennady A. Rainey, Christian J. Pollard, Connor J. Haldy, Madison T. Faydenko, Jonathan J. Summers, Shaylynn M. Echols, Brock M. Rainwater, Elizabeth M. Polmanteer, Mason E. Hall, Sydney A. Ferguson, Haley L. Sutton, Abigayle F. Ehrmantraut, Alex M. Rice, Jackson D. Polmanteer, Seth E. Hartman, Benjamin L. Fisackerly, Aidan M. Szecsodi, Nevaeh A. Erickson, Kayla N. Rogers, Maya A. Pratt, Grace A. Harvey, Emily L. Gabriel, Thomas T. Thompson, Chloe L. Estes, Emily A. Sayles, Jenna M. Richardson, Zane T. Haynes, Christopher D. Gagnon, Shane A. Thornton, Lorelei E. Farrell, Jayden L. Scally, Victoria G. Ridgeway, Hailee J. Herriman, Carter M. Gale, Robert R. Jr. Tinnin, Adasyn K. Ferguson, Allison S. Schalau, Summer D. Roesner, Hannah M. Howey, Jaydan R. Gatewood, Madison L. Tracy, Nina E. France, Victoria L. Schlaud, Rylee M. Roof, Lillian A. Humphrey, Leighann Gean, Oliva M. Velez, Ashton M. Gebauer, Cooper J. Seog, Zachary V. Rose, Noah J. Hyatt, Olivia M. Gieselman, Kent L. Verburg, Scarlett Y. Gist, Tyler C. Siegel, Jolene M. Sanford, Elliott J. Iddins, Kennedy J. Glady, Sydney N. Vo, Devin H. Glanton, Rachel I. Simpson, Garrett A. Savage, Alexander T. Johns, Chloe M. Glanton, Amanda D. Wheat, Madelyn A. Grantner, Andrew T. Smith, Isabella E. Scally, Hope E. Johnson, Marcus G. White, Dustin J. Sokolowski, Morgan A. Grech, Annabelle E. Griffin, Miriam L. Gruenberg, Ethan R. Schneider, Sydney Y. Page 16 Sevenski, Alora L. Graham, Matthew J. Thomas, Grace M. Tattersfield, Connor N. Rodriguez, Lauren R. Husband, Autumn R. Siekierski, Emma G. Griswold, Jack R. Tithof, Alexis N. Tiggart, Faith E. Rutledge, Vincent W. Johnston, Andrew C. Smith, Lilianna E. Haido, Trayza J. Turgeon, Kelsey N. Torres, Marcos D. Sabo, Abigail V. Jones, Ella R. Springsteen, Elizabeth Harris, Garrett D. Tvardos, Abbey S. Tucker, Isabella R. Sammons, Morgan J. Kennedy, Grace M. Sredich, Dylan M. Hart, Kyle C. Vallad, Jourdan M. Wagner, Dawson D. Simpson, Caleb B. King, Meara J. Stavros, Cy J. Hodack, Evan D. Warner, Emma D. Welch, Elisha L. Slocum, Michael A. Jr Lafontaine, Stockford, Alexander T. Hopkins, Gabriel W. Weier, Krislin T. Williams, Paige D. Smith, Brennan M. Makenzie J. Stoica, Benjamin G. Howard, Alexia M. Wendel, Dylan D. Wiltse, Alyse M. Smith, Joseph J. Lindsay, Joseph E. Strader, Kyle W. Iddins, Camri K. Willingham, Elise M. Woodfield, Anna M. Snyder, Carson W. Lor, Leila M. Sturgill, Raymond J. Jackson, Melissa K. Woodin, Brian W. Spiewak, Calvin J. Madigan, Jonathan M. Sumner, Charley E. Jones, Sydney R. Zornes, Kendal B. Stephens, Isabella R. Martin, Hunter T. Taipalus, Rachel M. Kaffenberger, Madison Honor Roll th Stewart, Ranae M. Martin, Owen J. Keeler, Isabelle V. 10 Grade Maygar, Ashton H. Turner, Colin A. (3.0 – 3.799) Allen, Zoe C. Stogsdill, Lucas L. LaBean, Michael T. II McFadden, Paige E. Vallance, Halana S. th Arsenault, Joshua F. Strauel, Seth C. Lafontaine, Owen D. 9 Grade McLeod, Ella L. Walker, Emma L. Baker, Jacob J. Taipalus, Bryan D. Lamb, Emily G. Alexander, Alayna J. McMartin, Anna G. Walls, Carlie M. Baker, Jacob M. Tedrick, Mark R. Lawrence, Lindzey M. Auger, Lauryn R. Millay, Brianna A. Webster, Sydney A. Baugher, Emma R. Tennant, Hadley I. Lewandowski, Emma Barbat, Jonathan F. Moleski, Izabelle R. White, Kyle P. Black, Rayne N. Vore, Logan S. Lieske, Mara Q. Bell, Breeanna L. Morang, Holly E. Willett, Matthew C. Burton, Elizabeth E. Warner, Carter J. Livingston, Cameron J. Bellamy, Brody D. Musser, Blake W. Wilson, Avery P. Chappell, Jax D. Watkins, Bryce M. Loiselle, Andrew T. Boudagh, Shayna K. Muxlow, Tristin M. Woods, Hannah R. Churchill, Brianna L. Wells, Jenna R. Loiselle, Tyler A. Boyd, Tyler L. Nikubonyad, Maliheh Woolman, Taylor L. Croft, Jaimee L. Windle, Hayden R. Love, Alexia L. Brock, Claire E. Pastor, Lauren E. Worth, Robert R. II Crum, Jeremiah N. Wittke, Tred J. Lumsden, Grayson L. Campbell, Trinity K. Pichey, Madison M. Yomes, Olamide F. Crystal, Flynn M. Workman, Makenzy J. Macdonald, Jenna M. Carpenter, Drake M. Pietras, Nathan W. Zimmerman, Nayla R. Dieterich, Reo P. Zayac, Kevin A. Manville, Caleb J. Cleveland, Antanasia Priest, Alexander J. Zuccaro, Marcus C. Duncan, Savanna R. th Martin, Ember A. Coleman, Logan W. 11 Grade Quick, Emma M. th Fleming, Evan S. Anderson, Adam S. 12 Grade McCormick, Kailee S. Cottrill, Brooklyn R. Raby, Drayaden J. Anderson, Paige E. Flood, Bosston E. Bailey, Allie E. McGlashen, Samantha Dankert, Brody W. Renner, Beatrix L. Arnold, Parker O. Fortune, Bryce M. Bernard, Ashley N. McMartin, Kaitlyn R. Ex, Clayton M. Riopelle, Ryan R. Aubuchon, Mia C. Fulgham, Rylee J. Biazza, Sophia H. Meikle, Andrew W. George, Brianna L. Roberts, Dale G. Jr. Aumick, Emma R. Giles, Savanna Bidleman, William H. Mireles, Vincent E. Gerkin, John D. Rodgers, Collin A. Badour, Paul R. Gilliam, Emma R. Bird, Carson J. Monette, Theresa M. Giguere, Grant M. Rodgers, Kendall R. Banes, Jack A. Gurd, Lillyan G. Brandon, Paige M. Monreal, Gabrielle K. Hamlin, Zachary B. Rouse, Morgan K. Barbat, Isabel M. Hanvey, Gwenneth T. Brokaw, Madalynn E. Moore, Aaron M. Hawley, Jacob A. Salah, Andrea K. Barrett, Jacob D. Harrison, Brady A. Brownrigg, Abigail R. Moore, Braeden M. Hibner, Aurora L. Schmidt, Jessica H. Benjamin, Natalie E. Herriman, Evan M. Callan, Zachary S. Moorhouse, Olivia G. Hopkins, Seth L. Schultz, Mackenzie E. Bogard, Taylor R. Horwath, Caden S. Campbell, Joseph W. Morgan, Brett M. Illig, Bryce M. Sewell, Hunter G. Brady, Alisabeth G. House, Kathryn J. Charchan, Kaylynn M. Morton, Mallory K. James, Kieley H. Smith, Cemond R. II Brandes, Elizabeth R. Husted, Morgan R. Cherney, Trevor J. Mucker, Faith M. Kircoff, Jocelyn A. Southward, Jaylen E. Brandow, Ella M. Irwin, Olivia M. Cherry, Bryce A. Munsey, Sebastian E. Klanseck, Spencer P. Stewart, Ethan R. Caballero, Rogan S. Jackson, Aidin J. Childs, Macey J. Murphy, Shelby L. Lamb, Sadie G. Summers, Gabrielle A. Cherry, Reece A. Jones, Jailyn C. Coleman, Dane M. Nellett, Adrianna M. Lauderbaugh, Swartz, Emmily J. Chetta, Samira Y. Kalfayan, Kendra A. Colley, Jimmy D. III Old, Jacob J. Jennifer L. Szuch, Angelina M. Close, Nolan J. Kielian, Dillon T. Dellinger, Caitlin J. Pace, Crystal D. Lindsay, Cole R. Talaska, Rebecca P. Collick, Gabrielle F. Kile, Emma-Leigh R. Dockham, Samantha L. Peavyhouse, Jessalyn Lindsay, Conner J. Tevault, Madison M. Cordova, Alicia J. Laidler, Jagger R. Dunaway, Austin M. Pizzala, Payton M. Luea, Riley J. Tindale, Marisa K. Coughlin, Lauren M. Laine, Taylor N. Duncan, Riley J. Princing, April S. Lyon, Sophia B. Tomas, Madison A. Craig, Carson L. Layman, Trevor C. Dutkiewicz, Sadie A. Pringle, Makayla E. Marshick, Andrew D. Townsend, Lawrence Croff, Hailey R. Lebeau, Harvey J. Escue, Caden A. Roach, Becca L. McCulley, Julianna E. Trzcinski, Aidan T. Cumpata, Gabriella R. Levely, Laura K. Fielder, Sydney M. Rogers, Melinda J. McNeal, Devonte’ L. Walton, Lauren C. Darling, Ellary G. Macko, Bailey M. Freeman, Emma L. Roseberry, Sydni M. Miou, Ayden T. Ward, Hailey N. Davidson, Matthew A. Mattern, Claire E. Galonska, Allyson K. Saffron, Bailey A. Murphy, Caeden J. Ware, Brynn K. Davis, Hannah R. McArthur, Makayla L. Gibson, Brandon N. Satterlee, Dylan M. Orr, Kraig E. Williams, Alexis M. DeLay, Brendan C. McClelland, Keegan E. Gilbert, Austin M. Sayles, Lauren N. Parsons, Emma M. Woodruff, Kelcie Q. Donovan, Jack T. McRill, Cameron J. Glann, Brendan W. Schafsnitz, Mason C. Payne, Avery S. Young, Noah R. Doyle, Brielle J. Miller, Ella M. Glann, Tristan R. Schiestel, Joseph W. Reed, Lauren th Dyer, Mitchell R. Mitchell, Rylee L. Gomez Matos, Diego 12 Grade Sherwood, Reno, Maddison Eicher, Caleb J. Moore, Hunter Z. Armando Al-Twal, Roujina W. Marguerite M. Roberts, Edward J. Eller, Hannah L. Mroz, Anna T. Gouin, Calvin D. Amaya, Michael F. Jr. Slezak, Jack W. Rose, Evan A. Everett, Dylan T. Mulloy, Iain M. Goyette, Benjamin M. Bailey, Hayden T. Smith, Camden J. Russell, Leilah C. Evoy, Chloe S. Phelps, Julian M. Grays, Jazmine Z. Baker, Silas J. Smith, Emily K. Russell, Robert J. Jr. Facundo, Alexander J. Polehna, Nathan D. Green, Halia K. Barker, Dominic J. Smotherman, Alaina P. Sage, Gavin P. Farrer, Abigail L. Polzin, Emma J. Hartman, William L. IV Bass, Austin G. Snyder, Regan L. Sauer, Emma L. Foster, Madison R. Powell, Madison R. Helm, Kailey R. Bates, Eric J. Stevens, Wyatt R. Schultz, Jacob J. Gardner, Hunter L. Prieur, McKenna S. Hill, Cianna M. Bierbusse, Ryan L. Stone, Makela N. Shango, Gabrielle N. Gerkin, Allison J. Pulliam, Selina L. Hinkley, Carter B. Borton, Graham P. Sutton, Makenzie M. Spiot, Breanna M. Gibbard, Tyler J. Pung, Nicholas A. Horton, Joseph D. Carpenter, Jacob C. Tefft, Brevik M. Sutermeister, Alaina V. Glenn, Allison L. Racine, Andrew D. Hosang, Zackary C. Chandler, Joslyn M. Telke, Mia N. Sutton, Nicolette L. Goulet, Claire L. Tate, Seth D. Robertson, Brittany L. Hurd, Landon B. Charles, Larrianda K. Page 17 Chorley, Tyler E. Tubbs, Aryca J. Nixon, Abigail N. Gray, Megan M. Whalen, Kelsey E. Martinez, Gavin W. Clayton, Neal A. II Unger, Harrison M. Odom, Finleigh R. Hampton, Melodee S. Wolschleger, Laney J. Maxwell, Alexis A. Collick, Hannah M. Watson, Nicholas J. Owens, Donovan A. Harper, Sophie I. Woolman, Jenna R. McCain, Aryana L. Conger, Marissa N. Watt, Gabriella M. Pilcher, Leah R. Hennagir, Lauren L. Workman, Isabella T. McCarty, Maxim D. Crotteau, Trinity R. Wittke, Troy A. Jr. Polovina, Nevaeh J. Henson, Kaitlyn M. Wright, Gracie M. McCurdy, Connor T. Cull, Isabella M. Woodell, Madison A. Rapacz, Madeline L. Houser, Cole M. Zielinski, Allie Q. McGinnis, Wyatt J. Dankert, Jordanne R. Woughter, Dominick A Reed, Noah P. Howard, Alyssa M. Millhouse, Bryce G. Dean, Terry E. Robinson, Nicholas R. Johns, Bryce S. Honor Roll Mitchell, Garrett D. Dejonghe, Matthew J. Rose, Emree A. Johnson, Rowan E. Moreno, Tyson J. Deming, Julianna R. Davison Rowe, Peyton O. Karayanis, Colin M. (3.0 - 3.799) Nagy, Chloe G. Doyle, Hudson D. Middle Schaub, Kylie A. Kidle, Lillian G. 7th Grade Nichols, Benjamin D. Eckert, Megan L. Simmonds, Sydney M. Koslowsky, Adriana M. Acheff, Karyss N. Novak, Conner M. Elmquist, Megan L. School Simonsen, Rebecca D. Krupa, James C. Adamczyk, Aniya S. Ostrander, Lyle E. Estes, Donovan E. First Semester Slocum, Olivia J. Kulhanek, Ethan J. Alexander, Jadalyn A. O’Toole, Riley P. Forrest, Wyatt J. High Honor Roll Smith, Natalie R. Lakey, Willow C. Amaya, Nicholas S. Owens, Michael G. Gutzeit, Stella M. (3.8 and Above) Spiot, Anthony J. Leppan, Lucas J. Anders, Lylianah M. Pannell, Preston M. Hicks, Alexis S. 7th Grade Tate, Kaleb J. Lepper, Lily G. Anderson, Madelyn E. Pendell, Graisen I. Hill, Tashana J. Abraham, Gavin C. Taylor, Gabrielle R. Lozon, Hailey A. Anderson, Trevor J. Persails, Jordan P. Hufton, Lucas H. Alexander, Cheyanne E Thompson, Gavin B. Macdonald, Emma R. Ashley, Sophia G. Pfeiffer, Nikolas B. Hunsinger, Eric M. Anselmo, Isabella M. Tibbetts, Christina A. Marshick, Madeline M. Astejada, Vince Geric Phillips, Gracie E. Johnston, James E. Baker, Caeden C. Titsworth, Anna M. Mauro, Sophia A. Austin, Hayden C. Prill, Luke M. Kaniecki, Daniel R. Bean, Aiden A. Townsend, Aiden M. McCain, Einn K. Block, Arabella G. Ramirez, Olivia M. Katrinic, Alivia G. Beckley, Brianna E. Uptegraff, Trent W. McCrocklin, Quinn L. Brophy, Brennon C. Rogers, Cole Q. Katrinic, Allycia F. Bell, Autumn O. Velliquette, Lena G. McDunnah, Tanner M. Brown, Brady S. Rogers, Kaylin L. Keelin, Brendan E. Beller, Samantha N. Velliquette, Riley E. McLean, Emily A. Bufford, Sydney R. Sabourin, David J. Kibbe-Roach, Autumn Boros, Eden M. Wheeler, Keith A. McLean, Quincy E. Cannoy, Amyah M. Schlegelmilch, Kish, Landon J. Boudagh, Shupra K. Wilcox, Adelynn J. Merz, Joseph M. Casarez, Caleb R. Nathaniel P. Koronka, Emilee G. Brown, Jacob T. Williams, Jake A. Miller, Andrew F. Cecchini, Matteo G. Schuch, Blake R. Kusalik, Steven A. Buffa, Maria N. Wittke, Ashlyn M. Monk, Isabella M. Cherwinski, Jocelyn B. Schumacher, Kaden J. Lamb, Joshua G. Chorley, Isabella P. Woodfield, Emilee R. Moquin, Henry A. Copeland, Coleman D. Shawl, Sophia L. Lambaria, Andres R. Cox, Blaine M. Worthing, Kylie A. Nakoneczny, Abbianna Cosner, Jaiden S. Siegel, Jaylin L. Le, Thi Thanh Thao Crystal, Darby L. Yeckl, Isabelle R. Nicholson, Kayden L. Crafts, Logan L. Simpson, Fallon E. Lee, Ray S. Cummings, Lucas J. Young, Augusta B. O’Toole, Gabriella A. Day, Haley N. Singles, Kaitlyn A. Leonard, Zachary D. Davis, Elijah J. Zielesch, Madelynn S. Peavyhouse, Jaelyn R. Dirkse, Carter J. Siple, Miley E. Lepper, Taylor L. Dean, Landon K. 8th Grade Peel, Gabriella G. Duncan, Jackson S. Sowa, Nolan D. Lovett, Sydney A. Dosh, Jaxson D. Anderson, Abigail C. Phelps, Attyson M. Dyer, Brenden M. Stevens-Lewis, Luna, Andre A. Ducap, Aiden J. Asraf, Mia R. Plamondon, Layney M. Ferguson, Cal S. Shyann M. Malenich, Luke J. Dunning, Addison K. Barrett, Ariana R. Powell, Breeann I. Fike, Georgianna M. Stiller, Abby J. Maloney, Bailey D. Early, Riley A. Beamer, Lydia R. Prince, Azaria D. Flynn, Alivia M. Strebig, Samantha R. Miles, Tyler L. Fearnley, Brock M. Beebe, Nicolas H. Puzjak, Isla S. Franzel, Brady R. Thomas, Sophie C. Moritz, Mariano M. Forrest, Ivy C. Biberstine, Kyla J. Puzjak, Kelsa R. Gildner, Adriana T. Thompson, Brayden J. Murphy, Xavier C. Fox, Ryan H. Bingham, Dominic C. Reyes, Owen E. Grenay, Luaya G. Torok, Mallory N. Pace, Samantha J. Francis, Luke R. Brittain, Aundrea M. Richardson, Dylan B. Haldy, Thomas J. Torres, Isabel A. Patykowski, Nicholas Girod, Rylee R. Burke, Cole M. Riley, Jack R. Handel, Deanna M. Turkington, Addison J. Quinn, Connor J. Grantner, Benjamin J. Cameron, Stuart G. Rogers, Josie L. Harris, Natalie E. VanTine, Chloe L. Rainwater, Bradly S. Gratsch, Tucker J. Church, Natalie L. Rose, Connor M. Harwell, Dexter O. Verburg, Lincoln M. Rasberry, Erin M. Griswold, Calie M. Corkins, Drew M. Schlink, Nickolas D. Hatch, Elizabeth S. Walin, Preston J. Reitz, Peyton I. Hahn, Ashlyn R. Coulter, Grace K. Schultz, Lily A. Henry, Peyton A. Werda, Jagger D. Reno, Beonca M. Hardenburg, Nolan B. Course, Lyndsay M. Scroggins, Michael E. Hosea, Haylee N. Wheeler, Caroline A. Rhines, Gannon J. Hawley, Adison R. Coy, Jacob L. Siegel, Jenna R. Houle, Ava A. Widmann, Leela B. Ries, Caylee M. Helcher, Isabella M. Cull, Dempsey R. Simmonds, Alison L. Houvener, Myah A. Williams, Graham C. Ritter, Drew W. Kidle, Hannah J. Cull, Jesse J. Sitko, Quinn K. Howell, Jace N. Williams, Samantha L. Russell, Chloe A. Kish, Josie L. Davis, Damarcus L. Smith, Tanner R. Hunt, Christian J. Wilson, Isabelle G. Russell, Molly A. Kitsko, Jack M. Dean, Avery E. Smuzeski, Peyton A. Jablonski, Carson G. Wong, Kylie G. Ruvalcaba-Velazquez, Knopf, Alexandria M. Detwiler, Alaina R. Spiewak, Merrick A. Jessmon, Severyn S. Woodruff, Isla R. Stephanie Le, Bao Thy Dixon, Jayden M. Spiot, James A. Jones, Shane M. Young, Jayden M. Saylor, Victoria E. Linstrom, Noah C. Dorman, Cally L. Tedrick, Luke C. Joseph, Julian S. Yurk, Juliana E. Schulz, Andrew K. Litwiller, Matthew D. Echols, Kameron D. Tevault, Kendall J. Kellogg, Warren D. 8th Grade Schwabauer, Christian Lyon, Lillian M. Eckles, Race A. Thomas, Brooke M. Kone, Ayden M. Adams, Taylor L. Shankel, Addison B. Mangett, Ella F. Escue, Kenadi L. Thomas, Corbin G. Kyle, Keegan J. Argue, Justin M. Show, Logan R. Martinez, Eli G. Fisackerly, Dylan A. Thomas, Gavin J. Laatz, Samuel A. Asher, Amelia M. Simmonds, Clarissa M. Martinez, Jocelyn E. Gallagher, Gillian G. Thompson, Alex R. Labelle, Alayna G. Austin, Cooper L. Sitko, Hayden S. Maul, Reese J. Garrett, Ryan E. Tober, Nathaniel E. Lai, Cody V. Barber, Santana Sluder, Kayce E. McCann, Gage C. Gartrell, Olivia M. Traud, Cody M. Laine, Brooke E. Bednarski, Zoey M. Swayze, Talia S. Miller, Celia C. Gaskins-Day, Ava D. Turner, Amanda L. Laux, Anna C. Bellmore, Nadiya A. Tate, Jillian K. Moore, Miriam F. Gibson, Landon M. Turner, Cameron L. Lawton, Hudson M. Bird, Nathan G. Templeton, Zachery R. Murawski, Ian M. Glennie, Kail J. Vickery, Savanna J. Martin, Greyson S. Bishop, Jace M. Thorpe, Jordan M. Murphy, Audrey M. Gonzalez, Rodney J. Walker, Owen C. Martin, Kaylyn K. Bolin, Arianna E. Tippit, Jalin M. Newcombe, Aubrey D. Graham, Brandon M. Weier, Lela R. Martin, Kendall L. Bougie, Rylee C. Page 18 Bowles, Logan D. Olsen, Savanna H. Czerny, Jaxson Proffitt-Yelle, Kaidance Dean, Everett O’Reilly, Connor Britton, Garrett J. Oskey, Nadia J. Darling, Daphne Rainwater, Dominic Detwiler, Annalisa Panduren, Logan Broecker, Tanner J. Petrach, Anna K. Davis, Ava Rhinebolt, Alyvia Dickie, Jenna Pomerantz, Faith Burnham, Carter L. Pierson, Lilah C. Duncan, Gunner Riley, Kellan Eicher, Joel Puzjak, Alia Camp, Braelynn M. Pisha, Jayce A. Ehrmantraut, Avery Rogers, Landon Entrekin, Theodore Reaver, Landon Cole, Jackson S. Pizzala, Brooke H. Eickhoff, Colton Schroeder-Seymour, Farrington, Arthur Rhotehamel, Pierce Cottongim, Caleb S. Poff, Rex S. Farner, Jacob Hunter Fifield, Addison Rievert, Kaylee Cottrill, Noah R. Porcek, Julia M. Faulkner, Kai Simpson, Madison Gancarz, Carter Riley, Lauren Crum, Elijah T. Proctor, Kya N. Ferguson, Calvin Slieff, Blake Gartee, Alexis Rodgers, Carter Curell, Kelli A. Quintanilla, Braydon C. Fox, Elizabeth Smith, Allyson Gartrell, Sullivan Ryan, Henry Davis, Aiden C. Ramsey, Logan M. Frontiera, Amelia Spicer, Zoe Green, Braylon Sheridan, Thor Dean, Lincoln J. Richardson, Caleb R. Fultz, Delaney Stanek, Mason Haiss, Hayden Sloan, Riley Deluca, Logan M. Roberts, Andrew A. Gartee, Landon Suchy, Elliott Hall, Emersen Smith, Robert Dowless, Jayde E. Rodriguez, Keaston D. Glennie, Maren Summers, Harlan Hamilton, Sydney Smith, Kamiya Draper, Cheyenne C. Rudd, Summer A. Greer, Peyton Surface, Lily Hardin, Connor Spiewak, Landry Dunaway, Hunter M. Sarmiento-Miller, Hampton, Lyliann Thibaut, Connor Hartwell, Jackson Starr, Chloe Frias-Martinez, Brisia Alejandro Hanley, Madison Thompson, Sophia Herner, Isabella Stokes, Emma Fultz, Makayla N. Sayles, Brady A. Harris, Mariyah Trumbley, Cooper Hoggard, Bryce Summitt, Sadie Garner, Carson J. Smotherman, Bethany Hawley, Hayden Wallberg, Addison Honkanen, Daleya Tan, Clark Garris, Andrew M. Stevens, Lucia B. Hayes, Easton Walters, Kadince Hopkins, Cayden Tankersley-Perry, Garvin, Carson L. Straight, Robert L. Haynes, Kyle Ward, Lylah Hoppe, Morgan Caiden Giguere, Garrett M. Strauel, Bryauna E. Helcher, Hank Warnke, Lucy Howe-Bernadel, Jaiden Tedrick, Rylee Glasco, Tyler A. Szuch, Dominic J. Henley, Lucas Watters, Brooklynn Hoyt, Margaret Tiggart, Trinity Gordon, Parker L. Tallman, Sydney L. Henney, Kipton White, Hudson Hulber, Brianna Titsworth, Ellie Grimsley, Jordynn M. Timbs, Katie S. Holder, Breanna Wilson, Olivia Hunt, Garrett Tucker, Ava Grove, Lauren A. Traver, Ronald D. IV Holland, Samantha Wilson, Jonathon James, Kinsley Vickerman, Ellerie Haido, Trayten A. Trempe, Nathan G. Houle, Lucca Wilson, Alexsys July, Elizabeth Walker, Molly Hall, Maesen M. Warner, Chloe J. Houser, Ethan Wolak, Diana Kaffenberger, Alyse Warden, Samantha Hartline, Samantha L. Watkins, James W. Hudson, Holli Wolf, Grace Kaszyca, Jaxson Welch, Kaleb Harwell, Maximus L. Wesley, Aaron R. Huyck, Caleb Wolschleger, Noah Kelly, Gavin White, Payton Hayes, Ryan M. Williams, James I. Jackson, Christos Woods, Lily Kennedy, Sofia Winkel, Garrett Heidenreich, Cattibrie James, Kelsey 6th Grade Kern, Austin Wood, Isabella Helton, Emileigh L. Jones, Spencer Kielian, Alissa Yerkes, Sidnie Hahn Alcodray, Lydia Hoffa, Thomas W. III Keltner, Owen Alexander, Jace King, Chloe Hoggard, Colby M. Intermediate Kidle, Joslyn Alvarez, Juventino King, Gage Davison Huff, Cheyenne I. First Marking Kitsko, Ella Anderson, Adilyn Kissee, Elliot Hughson, Brooklyn J. Lane, Braylen Klanseck, Madeline Alternative Period Anderson, Logan Hunsinger, Bryce R. Lang, Brady Anderson, Nicholas Klauka, Chloe Education Inga, Helena G. All 3s & 4s Lawrence, Ethan Anselmo, Cruz Kleeman, Owen Trimester 3 Jackson, Elijah L. Leist, Olivia Knez, Cali th Atwell, Brady Jenkins, Olivia G. 5 Grade Leonard, Kyle Kroninger, Amelia Honor Roll Acheff, Kenna Babcock, Kaylee th Jones, Eva M. Lighthill, Avery Barnier, Bailey Krug, Daniel 10 Grade Keelin, Payton A. Aldrich, Cannon Little, Gavin Labarge, Jack Devin Brown Allswede, Anna Basner, Brianna Kielian, Owen J. Litwiller, Kaitlynne Becker, Samuel Lamke, Eva Kaunda Burress Kotowski, Haydn J. Balanowski, Jackson Lor, Kylie Lange, Benjamin Gage Saunders Bancroft, Connor Bednarski, Raymond Kuehling, Cason M. Loyer, Samuel Bednarski, Rylee Latchana, William Harlie Wasserman Lacross, Gaberiel O. Barraco, Bella Madigan, Leigho Lauwers, Avery th Bastuk, Ellory Bell, Braylin 11 Grade Lalonde, Savannah P. Maguire, Madelyn Bell, Colton Lewis, TyAnthony Joseph Hyrman Landers, Kaleb Z. Batsios, Adreena Mahon, Allison Lindsey, Bryce Beal, Siena Bellinger, Greyson Leigha Sargent Layman, Jake L. Maul, Lainey Birkmeier, Colin Lindsey, Dylan Randy Rodabaugh Like, Rebekah A. Bishop, Darrick Maurer, Charles Lints, Lyndi Bogart, Jessica Birmingham, Mara 12th Grade Lorts, Emma L. McDunnah, Liam Bissett, Avarry Lobban, Camden Lorts, Nicolas J. Brandon, Lauren McKenna, Camryn Luna, Emilia Nathaniel Brown Breece, Kylee Book, Brynn Tyler Crafts Lovelady, Aleah I. McNicol, Leocadia Breedlove, Zoey Mata, Maliah Lucas, Jake M. Brown, Sophie Miller, Grace May, Corey Arianna Delarosa Bryan, Kalie Briggs, Noah Ramiah Martion Macko, Kelsey M. Miller, Elena Brock, Emerson May, Nikki Mathews, Addison L. Bryan, Kadence Money, Jackson McGlashen, Jackson Seth Provencher Bufalini, Nico Brown, Lauren Maraya Ralston Matte, Megan R. Morey, Dominic Campbell, Brailyn McKenna, Adysen Maynard, Isaac J. Buszek, Autumn Muller, Brandon McKenna, Baylee Serenity Yost Campbell, Connor Carpenter, Halle Ayania Young Measle, Samara L. Murray, Corbin Carriere, Anthony Mendoza, Brayden Meinburg, Porter W. Campbell, Chase Natzke, Madelyn Miller, Savannah Campbell, Isabel Castanon, Jasmyn Miller, Megan E. Noell, Cooper Cheff, Alyssa Mills, Gabrielle Miller, Taylor L. Carver, Ezalena Nutter, Keeley Minto, Dylen Chappell, Brysen Christian, Emily Mills, Kaybrie J. O’Brien, Sawyer Clark, Austyn Mitchell, Harper . Mireles, Manuel L. Clardy, Alexis Oliver, Troy Moore, Breona Clark, Landry Cliff, Alivia Morris, Austin J. Oskey, Aaron Craig, Conner Moore, Ashlee Murphy, Vaughn V. Coates, McKinley Poff, Rylynn Moss, Katelynn Congdon, Treyton Culhane, Alexsis Murray, Connor I. Polovina, Zayda Davis, Dillon Nolan, Ella Odglen, Jake A. Crandall, Ryan Prentice, Olivia O’Connell, Allie Culbert, Hailey Davis, Jason Page 19 Bond Update to the 2020 community

It has been a very busy few months as crews work to complete the first of the projects that were included in the bond approved by vot- ers in March 2020. Clockwise, work contin- ues on the two-room addition at Thomson Elementary; a groundbreaking ceremony for the perform- ing arts center was held prior to the June 14 Board of Edu- cation meet- ing; the turf and additional restrooms are installed at Car- dinal Stadium and work is now taking place on the track; Transportation, Food Services and DCER staff will be moving into their new digs (the Cardi- nal Station) off Lapeer Road at the end of July; the concrete block goes up for the additon at Thomson Elementary. Page 20 Davison Non-Profit Org. Community U.S. Postage Schools PAID 1490 N. Oak Road Permit #83 Davison MI 49423 Davison, MI 48423

ECRWSS Postal Patron 2021 Scholarship Recipients Scholarship Amount Recipient Don Green Athletic Leadership $500 each Arianna Tomczak (5Y)*, Luke Malenich Fernco Scholarship $1,500 Kirthana Oppenheim (5Y), Lydia Oppenheim (5Y), Talia Swayze, Camri Iddins, McKenna Bruce (5Y), Jenna MacDonald ELGA Co-Op of Year $500 Brielle Doyle Dr. Brian Beck $500 McKenna Bruce (5Y) Hank Graff Student of the Month $500 each Aryca Tubbs, Emma Warner, Marissa Allen, Madison Kaffenberger, Melinda Rogers Davison Kiwanis Club $500 each Chloe Evoy, Jenna MacDonald, Kelsey Turgeon Pioneer State Mutual Insurance $1,000 Joseph Schiestel Harris Eye Care $500 each Adrianna Nellett, Kirthana Oppenheim (5Y) Davison Kiwanis Ken Minto $1,000 each Mia Aubuchon, Jack Donovan Harpham Nursing $1,000 each Chloe Evoy, Kirthana Oppenheim (5Y), Joslyn Chandler, Jourdan Vallad Scott Yaklin Memorial $1,000 each Luke Malenich, Graham Borton, Lydia Oppenheim (5Y) Edna Diehl Memorial $5,000 each Joseph Schiestel, Jack Donovan Beatrice Brand Memorial $1,000 Lydia Oppenheim (5Y) M&M Frazee $500 each Chloe Evoy, Amiria Rouamba Davison Optimist Club $1,000 each Jenna MacDonald, Lydia Oppenheim (5Y) Davison American Legion Aux. $500 each Regan Snyder, Elise Willingham Dunckel Veterinary Hospital $1,000 each Mara Lieske, Elise Willingham DEA Future Educator $600 Lydia Oppenheim (5Y) DEA Cardinal Scholarship $600 Elise Willingham National Honor Society $500 each Mia Aubuchon, Natalie Benjamin, Lauren Coughlin, Hanna Eller, Michael LaBean, Brett Morgan, Adrianna Nellett, Bailey Saffron, Grace Thomas, Kelsey Turgeon Student Council Leadership $500 Elise Willingham Greater Flint BPA various Kaden Duckworth ($500), Neal Clayton ($250) Crongeyer Track Scholarship $500 Lauren Coughlin Frank T. White MD Memorial $500 each Eric Hunsinger, Lydia Oppenheim (5Y), Luke Malenich Van Gilder Family $2,500 each Elise Willingham, Madison Kaffenberger Marc Adams (I chews the blues) $750 Jack Slezak Tim McCatty Jr. Trade Program $500 each Graham Borton, Eric Hunsinger Ramsey Scholarship $1,200 Ethan Dixon Hugh Greene Memorial $1,000 Chloe Evoy Alger Family Scholarship $1,000 each Drew Ritter, Jenna MacDonald Wilsterman Foundation Adrianna Nellett, Chloe Evoy, Elise Willingham, Jenna MacDonald, Madison Kaffenberger Jeff Slezak Memorial $888 each Hayden Sitko, Eric Hunsinger, Payton Pizzala Ralph & Mary Diehl Memorial $1,000 each Marissa Wilcox (5Y), Elise Willingham Mott Community College Emma Warner Davison Band & Orchestra $400 each Mitchell Dyer, Leah Albro (5Y), Mia Aubuchon, Makenzie Sutton, Cameron Livingston GECS Scholarship $750 Jenna MacDonald

* denotes a 5-Year Davison Early College Student