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Dundee High School juniors and seniors recently returned from their annual trip to Washington, D.C. with Project Close Up. | |||||||||||
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Some DHS students were pictured on the steps of the Library of Congress during their Washington, D.C. trip. | |||||||||||
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Stan Arnold, a senior at Ida High School, gave blood at a Red Cross blood drive on Monday, April 26 at Ida High School. There were 49 IHS students giving blood for the first time. —Photo by Catherine Weiler | |||||||||||
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| Second grader Jeffery Merritt demonstrated some Tae Kwon Do moves at the Dundee School talent show on Friday, April 30, and also broke a board with his foot. Proceeds from the show benefited the Sandy Dunn Memorial Scholarship at the middle school. | ||||||||||||
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| Brad Adams shows off the Pro-Modified Quad vehicle he built with his father, and plans to race this summer. A pair of “backyard racers,” he and his father, Butch Adams have to travel far distances to race, as there is no nearby track for this type of activity.y in our print edition. | ||||||||||||
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| Dundee’s Green 16 team won the MOJO AAU volleyball tournament on Saturday, May 1 in Waterford. Pictured, Emily Schoreder slammed the ball over the net. The team played volleyball for 11 hours, in 16 games. — Photo by Dale White |
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Brandy Miklitsch was part of a team of students who made a papier mache Godzilla at Ida High School. Also helping were Zac Morgan, John McDonald, Jeff Vergiels, Chad Winick, Mike Cress, Jamie Engle, Ian Hodge and Nikki Kamprath. The creation was displayed at the Evening of the Arts on Thursday, April 29. —Photo by Catherine Weiler |
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