6B The Oberlin herald Wednesday, March 13, 2013 Voice of Decatur Community High School

By the DCHS Dictator Staff

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Come Home to Decatur Health Systems

Dr. Robert Rosin M.D.Internal Medicine

Our doctors have come home.Please join them at The Family Practice Clinic.

Dr. Allen Hooper M.D.Family Practice

Lynnetta Ward A.P.R.N.-BC

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March 2013 Family Practice & Specialty Care Clinics Schedule

1 FP Clinic: Lynnetta Cardiac Rehab

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3 4 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Lynnetta Oncology: Dr. Rubinowitz Pro-Time Monday Cardiac Rehab

5 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Lynnetta Cardiology: Dr. McGowan

6 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Surgery: Dr. Eskildsen SONO Cardiac Rehab

7 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Lynnetta MRI

8 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Lynnetta Cardiac Rehab

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10 11 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Lynnetta Diabetic Support Pro-Time Monday Cardiac Rehab

12 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Tricia Bone Density

13 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Lynnetta Surgery: Dr. Eskildsen SONO Cardiac Rehab

14 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Lynnetta Foot Care Clinic: Golden Age Ctr MRI

15 FP Clinic: Lynnetta Cardiac Rehab

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17 18 FP Clinic: Lynnetta Bonnie Huss, APRN Pro-Time Monday Cardiac Rehab

19 FP Clinic: Lynnetta Bonnie Huss, APRN Cardiology: Dr. Hoos-Thompson

20 FP Clinic: Bonnie Huss, APRN SONO Cardiac Rehab

21 FP Clinic: Lynnetta Bonnie Huss, APRN MRI

22 FP Clinic: Lynnetta Bonnie Huss, APRN Cardiac Rehab

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FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Dr. Hooper Lynnetta Spring Fling! Pro-Time Monday Cardiac Rehab

26 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Dr. Hooper Tricia

27 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Dr. Hooper Lynnetta Surgery: Dr. Eskildsen SONO Cardiac Rehab

28 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Dr. Hooper Lynnetta MRI

29 FP Clinic: Dr. Rosin Dr. Hooper Lynnetta Cardiac Rehab

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PROVIDERS

Cardiology Dr. McGowan Ph. 308-865-2601 FAX 308-865-2829 (Schedule with DHS) Dr. Curtis DeBakey Heart Inst. Ph. 888-625-4699 Dr. Hoos-Thompson Ph. 308-865-2263 FAX 308-865-2541 (Schedule with DHS) Oncology Dr. Rubinowitz Ph. 303-837-1488 FAX 308-837-1463 (Schedule with DHS) Surgery Dr. Eskildsen Ph. 308-345-7878 FAX 308-345-7879 Cardiac Nuclear Med Platte Valley Medical Grp (Schedule with DHS) Foot Shop Clinic Golden Age Center (Schedule with DHS)

Tricia Carney A.P.R.N.-C

By CASSIDY SHIELDSMolly Jansonius and Kaine Fre-

drickson placed first in improvised duet acting at the Ellis Speech Tournament, first in Hill City and second at the Norton meet.

Molly and Kaine say they owe their success to the fact that they work very well together, and they are not afraid to get crazy.

Also at Ellis, Caleb Koerperich and Matthew Helm placed third in the same category. Elizabeth Ned-land placed fourth in extemporane-ous speaking.

Miki Dorshorst placed fourth with her serious solo, and Molly and Morgan Jansonius placed sixth with their duet.

On Feb. 16, the speech team competed in Colby. The team placed third overall. Placing second were: Miki in poetry, Elizabeth in extem-poraneous speaking and Ganon Henningson in humorous solo.

Molly and Morgan placed third in duet and Miki placed fifth in serious solo.

By LARA ZODROWFive years ago, the Oberlin high

school library got new carpet, new lights, and new paint, thanks to the generosity of the Love family. Since then, new book shelves, tables and chairs, computers and computer tables have been added. Now you can walk into the library and see a beautiful cabinet that displays mem-orabilia from the Love family.

The red oak cabinet was made by high school industrial arts teacher

By JAMIE SODERLUNDZeke Jimenez, a seventh grader

at Decatur Community Junior/Senior High School, competed at the Sunflower State Spelling Bee held at Fort Hays State University on March 3.

Zeke qualified for the state bee by first winning the Decatur County

Spelling Bee. He competed against over 80 other students from all across the state.

Zeke made it through five rounds and was eliminated in round six on the word “bureaucracy.” He placed in the top 20.

Zeke is the son of Ben and Jen-nifer Jimenez.

Students attendSpanish concert

By MIKA HACKNEYNearly 40 students attended a

Spanish concert at the 12th Street Auditorium in Hays last Wednes-day. The performer was Ennio Emmanuel, a talented singer from Puerto Rico, who is taking over Jus-to Lamas’ tour for him this year.

The Justo Lamas Group Concert is an educational program to pro-mote the study of Spanish.

The group has been working on this in the U.S. since 1998. With its headquarters in Dallas, it has brought its program to more than 1,000 schools.

After 15 year of concerts, Justo Lamas Group brought Ennio, a new artist with new songs and the same commitment to motivate Spanish students.

The Oberlin students who at-tended the concert all seemed to

really enjoy it. Senior Dannay Rhein said, “Fue

muy bueno,” which means, “it was very good.”

“It was fun,” said Ryan May. “He was very energetic and got involved with the crowd.”

Spanish teacher Carol Brown said that she wanted the students to attend the concert in order to listen to music in Spanish with other stu-dents who are learning the language. She also said that she hopes it will inspire them to learn more about the culture and language in general.

The concert was made up of mu-sic listened to by young people and also folk and traditional music. Be-tween each song, the singer talked to the audience in simple Spanish, making them participate throughout the concert.

Josh Williby. He has been working on this cabinet for just over a year. Librarian Linda Glaze said it is a great addition to the library, and she can’t wait to see what all goes in it.

The cabinet was paid for by the Love Foundation. It holds Love family memorabilia such as coins, pictures and books from the fam-ily.

Cabinetdisplaystreasures

Duotakestop place

March 18 - 22OBERLIN SCHOOLS

Monday: Breakfast: breakfast pizza. Lunch: hamburger, baked beans.

Tuesday: Breakfast: cold cereal, cheese stick. Lunch: tacos, Mexican rice.

Wednesday: Breakfast: biscuits and gravy. Lunch: chicken strips, au gratin potatoes.

Thursday: Breakfast: pancake wrap. Lunch: spaghetti with meat sauce, green beans.

Friday: Breakfast: cinnamon roll. Lunch: cheese pizza, peas.

Seventh grader placesin top 20 at spelling bee

A CABINET CONTAINING Love family heirlooms at the high school library was admired by Elizabeth Nedland last week.