SCHOOL and SPORT,S
OfficialPublication for the Norwalk Community School District I
Page Eight
N/Warren Town and County News
Middle School Boys Track
Monday, April 29, the Norwalk Middle School Boys
Track team traveled to Dallas Center-Grimes to com-
pete in an invitational meet. Norwalk finished 4th in
the 7th grade division and the 8th grade finished 4th.
Team scores in the 7th grade division were: Urbandale
114, Indianola 100, DCG 92, Norwalk 75, Fort Dodge
73, Johnston 73 and Marshalltown 23.
Team scores in the 8th grade division were: Stillwell
165, Ankeny 104, Indianola 93, Norwalk 82, DCG 62,
Urbandale 50, Johnston 3.
Top Finishes for Norwalk 7th Grade:
1st Place
200 Meter Dash-Grant Garner 26.05; 400 Meter Dash-
Garner 56.51 * New 7th grade record; Shot Put-Max
Hosier 32' 11"; 4 X 400 Relay-Blake Johnson, Chris •
Bowles, Drew Rosonke, Luke Vaske 4:28.2
2nd Place
100 Meter Dash-Garner 12.77
3rd Place
Long Jump-Garner - 16'4"; 4 X 200 Relay-Kasey
Leaper, Johnson, Vaske, Hosier 1:54.32; 4 X 100 Relay-
Carson Sup, Sam Houk, Allan Mooer, Hosier 55.41; 800
Medley Relay-Sup, Vaske, Hosier, Rosonke 2:01.23
Top Finishes for Norwalk 8th Grade:
1st Place
100 meter Dash-Justin South 12.57; 200 meter Dash-
South 26.41; 400 meter Dash-Jacob Connelly 56.66; 1600
meter Medley Relay-Dalton Harger, Coby Klocko, Ben
Armstrong, Sonny Onken 4:14.12
2nd Place
1600 meter Run-Kason Crall 5:17; 4 X 400 Relay-
Crall, Andrew M ellencamp, Connelly, South 4:02.12
3rd Place
Shot Put-Ryan Kennedy 41"11"; 800 meter Medley
Relay-Orin Waters, Andrew Jensen, Brady Brandsfield,
Cormelly 1:50.21
Tuesday, April 30, the Norwalk Middle School Boys
Track team traveled to Bondurant to compete in an in-
vitational meet. The runners performed very well and
won their second meet of the season with a team score
of 190 points.
Top Finishes for Norwalk
1st Place
"Shot Put-Kennedy 43'11"; Discus-Kennedy 111";
High Jump--Gonnelly 5"0"; 4 X 800 Relay-Mellencamp,
Hunter Pappan, Jack Livingston, Dylan Lane 9:43.93
• New Team Record; Shuttle Hurdle Relay-Kasey
Leaper, Keagan Leaper, Sam Campbell, Caleb Rees
1:10.3; 1600 M.edley Relay-Hosier, Jensen, Isiah Funk,
Crall 4:24.27; 400 Meter Dash-ConneUy 57.35; 4 X 200
Relay-Garner, Jensen, Hosier, Brandsfield 1:46.85; 1600
Meter Run-Crall 5:11.39; 10 Flight Hurdles-Rees 16.52;
800 Medley Relay-Funk, Waters, Brandsfield, Connelly
1:51.56;.200 Meter Hurdles2Rees 29.02; 800 Meter Run-
Mellencamp 2:18.59; 4 X 400 Relay-Garner, Crall,
Connelly, South 3:53.32 New Team Record
2rid Place
200 Meter Dash-South 25.01; 100 Meter Dash-South
"12.15; 800 Meter Run-Lane 2:22.04
3rd Place
1600 Meter Run-Livingston 5:33; 200 Meter Dash-
Garner 25.39; 4 X 100 Relay-Funk, Waters, Jensen,
NHS SPRING CHOIR CONCERT
All of the Norwalk High School Choirs will present
their final performance of the year in the High Sschool
Gym Wednesday, May 15, beginnir/g at 7 p.m. The
Purple Choir, Chamber Choir and Gold Choirs will per-
form their Large Group Contest repertoire and honor
the graduating seniors.
The 2013 seniors are Sharlett Allen, Kat Appel, Tay-
lor Bair, Bethany Benes, Megan Cook, Ross Hraha, Raven
Kimmel, Emma King, Kaitlyn Ludlow, Tim Philhpsj Jor-
dan Pomeroy, Brandie Robson, Ramsey Tabatabai, Stevie
Wallace, Sierra Zuffa, Sam Bergan, Michael Bockholt,
Ben Elliott, Katie Phillips, Blake Raymondj Evan
Reynolds; Kes Smith, Shannon Stephany and Calyn
Thompson.
After Prom A Success
By Kathy Fazio
On a normal Saturday night the Norwalk High School
gym is darl and quiet. That was not the case Saturday,
April 27. This evening, it was filled with 293 students
having a good time at After Prom. Sounds of music and
their laughter echoed throughout the halls. They had
many things to do-a game truck, lasertag, inflatables,
volleyball, a photobooth, a caricaturist and a DJ for
karaoke. Also, the students had plenty of food through-
out the evening. It ended with prizes and a hypnotist.
Then the students were treated to a pancake breakfast
at the fire station.
The After Prom committee would like to thank the
MANY parent s who volunteered their time to help deco-
rate, clean up or spend the night with us. Also those
who donated food or jars. We would also like to thank
the following for donating items or money for prizes:
Accounting & Tax Solutions, Andy's Nails, Angela Ellis
(taking pictures), Baratta's, Bordenaro's; The Buckle,
Capital City Fruit, Carla Hopkins (Tropical Sno), Cherry
Berry (Norwalk), Community State Bank, Consumer
Credit, Countryside Golf, Cumming American Legion,
Drake Diner, 4 Season Auto Wash, Fareway, Fridley
Theaters, Guide One, Haskin Chiropractic, Hardee's
(Army Post), Hy-Vee (Corp.), Hy-Vee (Fleur Drive), Iowa
Health, JDJ Performing Arts.
Also, John Phillips In,, Kum & o, Lane Ins.,
• Loffredo's, Lancaster Paint, MaryJane Sharp (helping
with pictures), Milroy's Tuxedos, Mr. Mogle (for the use
of his kitcheri), Nail SPa (Norwalk), Norwalk Family
Dentistry, Norwalk Fire Department, Norwalk Lions,
Norwalk School Administration, Norwalk Tire & Auto,
St. John's Knights of Columbus, Sam's, Scott's, Smitty',
Subway (Norwalk), Taco John's (Norwalk), Tim
McConnell Photography, Tim Vofland Photography, Val
Lanes, Villagio's, Wetlmark (MicheUe Hargin).
The following colleges sent items for prizes: A1B,
Buena Vista, Coe, Cornell, Iowa State, Graceland, Loras,
Luther, Mercy College of Health Sciences, Simpson,
Southwest Comm. College, University of Iowa, Univer-
sity of Northern Iowa, Waldorf and Wartburg.
Also, a big thark you to Gwerk Enderlin and Deb
Fairfax for all their help. If we have forgotten any names
from this list, we are sorry.
' Again, thank you to anyone who had anything to do
with making this worthwhile event a success. A very
Brandsfield 51.89 special thank you to the students who attended. You
are the reason we do it!
Throughout history, basil has been thought to incite
The typical hen will lay about 19 dozen eggs a year. romantic passions; in Italy, it symbolizes love.
Norwalk Warriors
Thursday, May 9, 2013
, Girls Tennis at Grinnell
The Norwalk girls tennis team fell to Grinnell Tues-
day, April 30, by a score of 9-2. Michaela Pearson won
at No. 1 singles over Grinnell's Lily Hamilton. At No. 2
doubles, Sarah Roemer and Liz Nimmo picked up a win
for the Warriors.
The junio r varsity had a good showing against
Grinnell as well. Eight doubles teams claimed victories.
Winners at Grinnell: Kirn Suckow./Brett Bunnell, Katie
Olson/Kenedi Walker, Mikayla Jaminet/Kelli Newhall,
Alli Moore/Katlyn Narber, Baylea Polito/Rachel Riter,
Christine Mallory/Audrey Pritchard, Hannah Grout/
Kaylee Argo and Mattie Ralston/Melinda Klawarm.
Norwalk Girls Track Results "
Still battling snow and cold weather, the Lady War-
fiord participated in only one track meet the week of
April 15. The tea/n finished second in a hard-fought
battle at the DCG Invitational. Dallas Center-Grimes
scored 126 points to beat the Lady Warriors by just six
points. There were many great performances on the
night despite the cold temperatures. Place wLrmers are
as follows:
Shot Put-lst Talia Zook 34'11"; Shuttle Hurdle-lst
Jessica VanZuuk, Jordyn Marvelli, Ashley Williams,
Rachel Johnson 1:09.57; 400m-lst Sam Feller 1:01.55;
. Discus-lst Zook 112-07; 800m-lst Sarah Adams 2:25.07;
400H-2nd Jaycie Owens 1:11.30; 4x400-2nd Feller,
Owens, Megan Westhoff, Adams 4:22.79; 4xl00-3rd
Marvelh, Tayler Rogers, Hannah Hoover, Johnson 52.97;
4x200-3rd Rogers, Dana Billingsley, Johnson, Hoover
1:53.32; Sprint Medley-3rd Williams, Billingsley, Rogers,
Feller 1:55.28; High Jump-3rd Taylor Voitel 4'10";
1500m-6th Katie Meinecke 5:34.02; 400m Hurdles-4th
Owens 1:11.30; 4x800-4th Adams, Meinecke, Cassidy
Gomick, Hannah Schiltz 10:44.00; Long Jump-5th Jordyn
Phipps 14-08.00; 100m Hurdles-6th Williams 17.28.
Congratulations also goes to the Lady Warrior shuttle
hurdle team of Hoover, Williams, Johnson and Marvelli
and the 4x100 team of Marvelli, Rogers, Johnson and
Hoover for qualifying for the Drake Relays.
LIBRARY EVENTS
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on during class.
Parents and care providers: expect full interaction
with your little ones and some helpful tips on early lit-
eracy skills you can use at home. This st0rytime is de-
signed for a one-one or two-one care provider to child
ratio.
Wee Ones-for walkers up to 22 months. Saturdays,
June I through 22 from 9:30-10 a.m. Join us for lapsit
stories, finger plays, sign language and songs[
Parents and care providers: expect full interaction
with your little ones and some helpful tips on early lit-
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