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N/Warren Town and County News
Norwalk High School Tennis Excels at State
'2019 1A State Double Champions-AJ ClarkWilt
and Drew Hall
'2019 Iowa High School Tennis- AJ ClarkWilt 1st
Team, Drew Hall 2nd Team
fIHSAA Coach’s Achievement Award Tennis ~Senior ofthe Year—AJ ClarkWiIt
Doubles Class 1A-Korri ClarkWilt-coach
Des Moines Register Tennis High School Elite Team—
' 2019 Iowa Boys All State Team-1A 2nd Team- AJ Honorable Mentions- AJ
ClarkWilt and Drew Hall
ClarkWilt and Drew Hall
Thank You From The Norwalk High School
' ' Advocates Office
On Thursday, May 23th, numerous local scholarships were given to the
Norwalk High School Class of 2019. The following local organizations,
businesses
and individuals presented scholarships to assist students pursuing further
education.
100 Men of Norwalk'
Bemis Company
Des 'Moines Area Community College
Desenberg/Donhowe Memorial Scholarship (Funded by City State Bank)
Dr; LW Winter Memorial Scholarship
First Friday Breakfast Club
Four Seasons Auto Wash
Graham Visual Arts 3
Iowa State Bar Association (Warren Cdunty Attorneys)
John Fredrick
Knights of Columbus, Council 7556
Lisle Foundation ; I"
Lorraine Ghrist Memorial Scholarship (Funded by her family)
McLaughlin Academic Improvement
Meinecke Family Soccer/ Cross Country
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce
Norwalk Lions Club
'y Norwalk Music Boosters ,
v Norwalk PEO Chapter OR
Norwalk Professional Education Association
NorWalk Student Education Foundation (NSEF)
NorWalk Welfare Masonic Lodge ,
Professional Educators of Iowa .
Scott and Jodi Eltjes Family .
Steve Roberts Memorial Scholarship (Funded by his family)
Vivian Anderson Schneider Memorial
Warren County Corvette Club I
Warrior Way Scholarship (NSEF)
Women of Norwalk
The Norwalk High School Administration, Student Advocates, faculty
and students appreciate the generosity of all who contributed
to assist students in their post—secondary endeavors.
Congratulations to, the? Recipients and the Class of 2019!
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Thursday, June 20, 2019
' 2019 1A Team State 3rd place— AJ ClarkWilt, Drew
Hall, Carter LaVelle, Jacob J oss, Jason Brooner, Nate
Spurr, Dylan Spurr and Tommy Wright
- 2019 Co-Ed State- Drew Hall and Alli Kreider 1-1,
AJ ClarkWilt and Kennedi Wright, quarter finalists
Corigrtulations!
STEM Exploration Event
Central College is
offering a unique opp-
ortunity for prospective
high school students with
its STEM Exploration
event. This free event is
set for June 27th-28th
and will allow prospective
students to explore the
fields of science, tech-
nology, engineering, and
mathematics.
Students attending
STEM Exploration will
have the opportunity to
work one-on-one with
Central professors, spen-
ding time in both their
indoor and outdoor labs
and working in Vermeer
Science Center. With six
different hands-on work-
shops focused on topics
such as bat netting,
chemical reactions using
slime, DNA sequencing,
heat transfer and
thermal imaging, stat-
istics with dolphins, and
robotics programming,
students can explore
various STEM areas
that meet their specific
interests.
At no cost to those
attending, students have
the option to spend the
night on campus in one
of Central College’s resi-
dence halls. While the
event lasts two. days,
students may choose to
attend one or both days
of STEM Exploration.
For more information
or to register for STEM
Exploration, please visit
www.central.edu/visit.
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