The Cleveland Daily Banner Sunday, January 10, 2016 | Page 35

www.clevelandbanner.com Cleveland Daily Banner—Sunday, January 10, 2016—35 SUNDAY Campus Christy Armstrong Staff writer Phone [phone] or fax [phone] [email protected] THE LATEST GRADUATES of the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program at Michigan Avenue Elementary School pose for a celebratory photo at their graduation ceremony. Last semester, the School Resource Officer and DARE instructor Aubrey Rominger led three fifth-grade classes through the program, which tries to teach children how to avoid falling prey to the temptations of illegal drug use, tobacco use and alcohol consumption. Students received certificates and celebrated with special guests like characters Eddie the Eagle and Daren the Lion. WHILE LEARNING the importance of helping those less fortunate, students in April Koger’s kindergarten class at Taylor Elementary School collected items to fill a box for Operation Christmas Child during the holidays. Waterville announces honor students Waterville Community Elementary School has announced which students made it onto the school’s honor rolls following the second nineweek grading period of the school year. Gold Honor Roll Third grade: Jeriah Peacock, Aaron Robinson, Brady Russell, Ashtyn Corvin, Ruvim Homechko, Isabella Nelson, Jeremiah Phelps, Elijah Pierce, Kailey Seaton, Alley Barton, Brody Holtz, Gracie Lee, Corbin Light, Madison McNabb, Jaylee Frerichs, Coleman Green, Riley Miles, Abigail White and Liz Gunter. Fourth grade: Jasmine Frerichs, Zander Rawlings, Kaylie Frank, Cameron Achata and Kayla Martin. Fifth grade: Kaleb Balinger, Chandler McDaniel, Gabbie Rawlings, Will Young, Noah Gaston, Cameron Hardwick, Gracie Hartline, Mandi Johnson, Jake Letner, Autumn Calderon, Bailey Lockhart, Mark Schamens, Christian Taynor, Brooklyn Harris, Shelby Meeks and Hannah Yarber. Silver Honor Roll Third grade: McKenzie Cooper, Addison Dussia, Zander Graham, Floyd Holmes, Sara Grace Letner, Landon Rogers, Alliyah Osborn, Kaylee McCoy, Taylor Lamb, Katherine Nino, Skylar Styles, Katlynn Willis, Autumn Young, Kaley Brown, Skylar Conner, Hunter Cullins, Hayley Garrod, Nathan Keller, Evan Mabee, Christian Stevens, Marissa Stone, Milo Bushnell, Kristina Dzhuha, Victoria Huffman, Gage McCall, Christian Medlin, Lynda Mejia, Landon Miller, Shaydan Newman, Kylie Parks, Jaylen Parris, Colby Stokes, Ethan Balan, L'Angel Cook, Alex JUNIOR BETA CLUB students at Taylor Elementary School sort baby diapers and bundle them into neat packages to donate to New Hope Pregnancy Care Center as part of a recent service project. Graham, Aadyn Hubbard, Emmeri Knight, Makenna Pendergrass, Alanna Scoggins, Bronson Stone, Hunter Thomas, Andrew Thompson, Emma Yoder and Austin Ziegler. Fourth grade: Emily Bingham, Madison Binimow, Gracie Gaston, Viktoria Marchuk, Matthew Rogers, Abigail Bennett, Hailey Huff, Ryan Keith, Abella Mullins, John Peacock, Donnelly Pohl, Layla Rogers, Ben Tolzmann, Hannah Wright, Julia Bodnar, Maddison Chastain, Audrey Keenum, Jonas Pols, Alex Stevens, Vanna McLaughlin, Fritz Rackl, Olivia Reddish, Cannon Rehagen and Savannah Sanchez. Fifth grade: Wade Brooks, Tyee Crisp, Lilly Qualls, Kaden Thompson, Christian Ankeny, Elizabeth Diaz, Emily Pendergrass, Jessie Pickens, Selena Brock, Eli Duncan, Tamara Evans, Emily Hines, Kiarra Nicholes, Kallie Pendergrass, Susie Roblero, PAINTING pumpkins in colorful hues, students in Debbie Shroyer’s third-grade class at Taylor Erika Swick, Dakota Baumann, Calli Dussia, Halie Gamble, Elementary School enjoyed an activity they received as a reward for meeting their Accelerated Reader Xander Key and Lexi Lay. goals last semester. CAMPUS BRIEFS Ogle earns seminary degree NEW ORLEANS — Ryan Ogle of Cleveland, received the graduate certificate in church leadership degree Dec. 19, from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Ogle, a Sunday school superintendent, youth teacher, church historian and assistant church clerk at Union Missionary Baptist Church in Cleveland, is the son of Mike Ogle and Sharon Varnell of Cleveland. One of the world’s largest accredited seminaries, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary offers associate, baccalaureate, master’s and doctoral degrees in biblical studies, theology, pastoral ministry, church history, Christian education, counseling and music. TEACHERS at Taylor Elementary School recently received train- The seminary is owned and suping on teaching writing skills. Here, April Delude tells first-grade ported by the Southern Baptist teachers how they can help students write informational text. Convention. Ogle’s home church is Union Missionary Baptist Church Cleveland, and he holds a bachelor of arts degree in pre-seminary and history from Tennessee We