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Central Catholic to present 'Anything Goes' May 3-5 |
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Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff
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Saturday, 27 April 2013 08:09 |
Central Catholic High School will present its 84th annual spring musical, "Anything Goes," May 3-5 at the Valentine Theatre in downtown Toledo. Show times are May 3-4 at 8 p.m., and May 4-5 at 3 p.m.
Ticket prices range from $10 to $14 and are available through the Central Catholic Web site at www.centralcatholic.org by clicking on the link on the home page, or by calling (419) 255-2280 ext. 1137.
Principal cast members include Sarah Hunter from Perrysburg as Hope Harcourt,
Additional students from Wood County in the production are Christopher Norwood from Perrysburg; and Caitlin Davenport, Nicholas Frisbee, Elizabeth Kraus and Zachary Schulz from Rossford.
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BGHS quiz bowl qualifies for state |
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Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff
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Saturday, 27 April 2013 08:09 |
The Bowling Green High School Quiz Bowl Team placed second at the North West Regional this past Saturday in Tiffin.
By placing in the top two of the double elimination 16-team regional event, the Bowling Green team has qualified for the second consecutive year to compete for the State High School Quiz Bowl Championship. This event will be held in Columbus at Columbus State University on May 4.
The sixteen teams that qualified for the regional event had to be league champions (the league had to be comprised of eight or more schools) or a major tournament champion. Bowling Green won the Great Lakes League this year as well as the WBGU TV Tournament.
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Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff
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Wednesday, 24 April 2013 11:43 |
Jack Eberly, a seventh-grader at All Saint’s Catholic School, plays the role of Robert E. Lee at the school’s Wax Museum Monday. Students brought a host of historical figures alive during the presentation. Students spoke and acted as their character when visitors stepped up to visit.
(Photo: J.D. Pooley/Sentinel-Tribune)
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Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff
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Saturday, 27 April 2013 08:09 |
Tiffin University
Local students who made the fall dean's list at Tiffin University include
Andrew Austin, Maite Barrios and Taylor Sheffler, all of Bowling Green; Lisa Jenne, Bradner; Jonathan Lester, Millbury; Kenneth Heban, Rossford; Caleb Reynolds, of Wayne; Katelyn Ybarra, Grand Rapids; Jeremy Ashley and Katlin Nicely, both of Perrysburg; and Courtney Hall, Naomi Karr, Monica Murray, Roshankumar Patel, Douglas Stewart and Eva Tanner, all of Fostoria.
University of Akron
The following Wood County students made the fall dean's list at the University of Akron:
Tayyab Cheema, Perrysburg; Jordan Duncan of Fostoria; Lauren Brown of Bowling Green; Dakotah Cox, Pemberville; Marshal Authenreith, Walbridge; Morgan Findley, of North Baltimore; Kirsten Wegman, of Northwood; Olivia Hegedus. David Hirt, Lindsay Matolyak and Kylie Weglo, all of Perrysburg; and Erin Seiler of Bowling Green.
To be eligible for list, the students maintained a gpa of 3.25 or higher.
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Alyssa travels to 1878 White House |
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Written by AMANDA McGUIRE RZICZNEK
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Wednesday, 24 April 2013 09:33 |
(Editor's note: This is the third in a four-part series that will run through May 1. The intent is for teachers to use it in the classrooms. The series includes a Spanish translation of the story as well as in-class questions to ask students.)
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| Franny shows Alyssa her time-travel doll. (Photo illustration by Peter Burroughs) |
Chapter 3
Alyssa and Fanny somersaulted across what felt to be a very hard floor. With her eyes still squeezed shut, Alyssa rubbed her forehead to fight off a looming headache. She felt extremely dizzy and queasy, too, like she did when she had the flu a while ago.
"Are you all right?" Fanny asked from across the room.
"Yeah. I know what Harry Potter must feel like," Alyssa mumbled, opening her eyes and seeing a confused Fanny Hayes just a few feet away from her.
Alyssa must have looked confused, too, as she glanced around an ornately decorated room. She noticed thick blue drapes, a small bed with a comforter and many decorative pillows. In a corner was a dollhouse-sized replica of the White House.
From her bedside table, Fanny poured Alyssa a glass of water and brought it to her new friend. "Here, water will help your head. Isn't this excellent, Alyssa? Mr. Edison taught me how to time travel when he visited us a few weeks ago. Pretty fun, right?"
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