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Junior Miranda Parker got a little closerto achieving her dreams of performing onBroadway when she was selected to be apart of the 50th Anniversary KIDS fromWisconsin Troupe.
"There are former KIDS who are nowworking in New York and on Broadway. Thisis a great opportunity for me," Parker said.
Parker auditioned with performers fromall over the state of Wisconsin. "We had tosing and dance, but they were also con-cerned with how quickly we could applycorrections," said Parker. She said shereceived advice from two local KIDS alumniabout the audition process. "Dani(Kuepper) and Jeff (Brewer) told me to beconfident and to show personality." FormerKIDS Kuepper (88,89,90) and Brewer(89,90) are invited back to the alumni cel-ebration at the Wisconsin State Fair inAugust.
In their 50th season, the KIDS will haveperformed for approximately ten millionacross Wisconsin and the Midwest, withgreat entertainment by some of Wisconsin'smost talented performers ages 15-20. Therevue is produced in collaboration withsome of the best writers, arrangers, andchoreographers across the country.
The KIDS will celebrate all summer fromJune 21- August 18, in over 35 hometownsacross the state and twice daily at the
Wisconsin State Fair, as they mark a mile-stone 50th year of performing and moldingprofessional performers.
"We will be featuring all the great musicsince KIDS started," stated Parker. Thisyear’s show theme, "Shine the Light," willfeature music performed since the incep-tion of the Kids from Wisconsin. Some ofthe KIDS all-time audience favorites will befeatured along with five0 decades ofBroadway. KIDS will Shine the light on ourpast 50 years while lighting the way for thenext 50. "I’m most excited about perform-ing the top hits from Broadway from thepast 50 years."
The establishment of the group wasauthorized in 1968 by Douglas G. Weiford,(1968 Secretary of the Department of LocalAffairs and Development), in keeping withGovernor Warren P. Knowles’ "Youth PowerProgram." The Wisconsin Exposition CenterMusic director, Mark S. Azzolina, wasappointed by Vernon G. Wendland,(Administrator of the Wisconsin ExpositionCenter) as the special project official. Sincetheir organization in 1968 and first per-formance in 1969, the Kids from Wisconsinshow troupe has performed at state andcounty fairs, festivals, national trade showsand conventions. Parker recalled, "I remem-ber seeing the KIDS perform at theWisconsin State Fair when I was about 10. I
loved it and toldmy mom that Iwanted to dothat!"
Parker hastrained in danceat All the AboveDance Companyin West Bend,and has spenther summersstudying dancewith theM i l w a u k e eBallet, Inaside Dance Company in Chicago,and last summer she was chosen to workwith the world famous Rockettes. Parkerwould consider herself a dancer first, butshe has worked to hone her vocal skills aswell. "I will definitely need to work harderon the vocal aspects for these performanc-es, but I am going to learn so much fromthis experience," Parker said. She is a mem-ber of the HUHS Concert Choir and takesvocal lessons from Stephanie Klockow andSue Andereck.
Every KID has a hometown show as thetroupe travels throughout Wisconsin.Parker’s hometown show will be at theSchauer Arts Center in Hartford on July 25at 7pm.
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Miranda Parker
In early 2012, the U.S. Centers forDisease Control and Prevention issuedfindings from a study that found 1 in 88children is now diagnosed with autismspectrum disorder by the age of eight.This is a 23 percent increase in ASD diag-noses in just two years. What troublesdoctors is that the rate has risen farabove the 2006 estimate of 1 in 110.
The National Institute of NeurologicalDisorders and Stroke says that ASDincludes a range of complex neurodevel-opmental disorders, characterized bysocial impairment, communication diffi-culties, and restricted, repetitive, andstereotyped patterns of behavior.Children with ASD can have difficultieslearning what are typically simple lessonsfor other children. Although ASD variesin severity, the common thread is that itoccurs in all ethnic groups and affectsevery age. Males are four times more like-ly to have ASD than females.
Doctors do not understand whyautism rates have risen so profoundly.
Some believe that a broader definition ofautism is fueling these growing numbers.Diagnostic criteria has changed, and ASDis now encompassing conditions thatweren't first included under the autismbanner. Currently, ASD is classified intothe following subsets.
Pervasive developmental disorders(not otherwise specified, or PDD-NOS):These are a large group of disorders char-acterized by delays in communicationand socialization skills. Children mayvary in their abilities, intelligence andbehaviors. A PDD is typically diagnosedby age three.
Asperger's syndrome (AS): AS is adevelopmental disorder that includesrepetitive routines or rituals, peculiari-ties in speech and language, such asspeaking in a formal manner or mono-tone, socially and emotionally inappro-priate behavior and the inability tointeract with peers, clumsy motor move-
ments, and problems with nonverbalcommunication. Unlike children withautism, children with AS retain theirearly language skills, but their conditionmay be realized due to motor develop-ment delays, says the National Institutesof Health.
Autism disorder (AD): Also known asclassical autism, those with this diagno-sis often have the most severe form ofASD. Characteristics of this disorderinclude repetitive movements, self-abu-sive behavior, inability to speak or com-municate, failure to play with other chil-dren, and no smiling or social responsive-ness. Many with AD have restricted pat-terns of interest that are abnormal inintensity or focus.
Because children are placed on theautism spectrum at different severities,autism in general is quite a broad term -- and only seems to be getting broader.Therefore, net ASD includes more and
more children who may not have beendiagnosed with ASD in the past.Increasingly, doctors and specialists havea better understanding of behaviors andsymptoms indicative of ASD, whichmeans more children have the potentialfor an ASD diagnosis than in the past.These are just some of the factors con-tributing to why autism rates seem to begrowing.
According to Autism Speaks, just afew years ago little was known about thecauses of autism. Now it is known thatthere is no one cause of autism, just asthere is no one type. Scientists recentlyidentified a number of rare geneticchanges, or mutations, associated withautism. Many cases, however, seem to bea combination of genetics and environ-mental influences during early braindevelopment. The organization also notesthat the clearest evidence of theseautism risk factors involves events beforeand during birth. They include advancedparental age at the time of conception(both of mom and dad), maternal illnessduring pregnancy and certain difficultiesduring birth, particularly those involvingperiods of oxygen deprivation to thebaby's brain. These factors don't causeautism, but they can contribute to it.
Autism spectrum disorder affectsmore than one million children in theUnited States alone. Mark Roithmayer,president of AutismSpeaks, says thatautism should officially be considered anepidemic in the United States. Ongoingresearch and customized treatmentoptions remain the best opportunities for
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Derek Sabin of Slinger was named tothe North Shore Conference first teamwhile T.J. Simpson of West Bend East wasnamed to the second team. Honorablemention selections included JadonMelvin and Josh Much of Hartford, TylerEvans of Slinger, Joey Michels and EthanWedemayer of West Bend East and EvanAlbrecht, Cody Diermeier, and LoganRupnow of West Bend West.
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Mary Ann was born November 29, 1938, in Green Lake, WI, the daughter of Antonand Florence (Sina) Smoody. In 1956, she graduated Valedictorian from Ripon HighSchool and went on to receive her bachelor’s degree at University of Wisconsin,Whitewater and belonged to Phi Beta Kappa. In 1960, Mary Ann married Emmett W.Norton. She was a mother, employed as an educator for public schools, and workedat West Bend Company, retiring from Serigraph. Mary Ann was a member of St.Frances Cabrini Church in West Bend and also a member of St. Catherine of SienaCatholic Church in Ripon.
Survivors include five children, Carrie A. Norton Hughes of Fallbrook, CA,Sherrie A. (Jeffrey) Rumick of Lutz, FL, Emmett A. (Carla) Norton of Ripon, WI,Patrick T. Norton of Milwaukee, WI and Christopher A. (Margaret Lewis) Norton ofSilver Cliff, WI; grandchildren, Sarah Hughes, Jessica Rumick, Benjamin Rumick andAlyssa, David, Sophia, Evelyn and Natalie Norton; one brother, Rik Smoody ofVancouver, WA; sister-in-law, Louise Smoody of Black Wolf, WI; nephew, MichaelSmoody, Jr. of Black Wolf, WI and niece, Melissa (Robert) Babich English ofColorado Springs, CO. Mary was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers,Anton Smoody, Jr. and Michael Smoody and sister, Rose Babich.
Mass of Christian Burial for Mary Ann was held on Monday, March 26, 2018 at St.Catherine of Siena Catholic Church in Ripon with Reverend Robert A. Fictum offici-ating. Interment was at St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery in the Town of Ripon. A memo-rial is being established in her name.
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