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Volume 10, Issue 8

April 2, 2012

Photos by Austin

Markee & Jessie

Warner

Page 2 T HE PAW PRI NT

What are you doing over spring break?

Isaac S: Harvard Wisconsin Audrey D: Going to Wisconsin Evan V: Stuff

Eli L: Grandma’s house Gaige S: Playing basketball TJ C: video games

Sarah N: eating chocolate Carmen D: playing video games Jacob F: play football

Logan K: playing video games Annika C: going to the Wisconsin Dells

Della C: going to Texas April W: go to aunt’s house Cameron D: video games

6th Grade Student Survey

by Brett Sisler

What is your favorite Easter candy?

Mrs. Polhill: Peeps Shianna: Caramel eggs Mazy: Reece’s eggs

Lucas: Candy Ian: Oreos Adison: Caramel eggs

Sandra: Chocolate bunnies Trey: Jelly beans Rachel: Reece’s eggs

Hollace: Chocolate Leigh: Peeps Brock: Reece’s peanut butter eggs

Jake: Milk chocolate Easter eggs Marissa B: Chocolate covered cow fur jelly beans

7th Grade Student Survey

By Jessie Warner

What are you doing over spring break?

Peyton: hanging out with friends Cassi: my cousin’s coming over

Brett: trampoline dodge ball Lindsey: riding 4-wheelers with brothers

Ally S: hanging out with friends Tillie: my cousin is coming over to stay a few days

Kendra S: staying home and doing nothing & volleyball tourney Justin: going turkey hunting

Kenzie: going to the Dells for a week Aslan: going to Mall of America, and taking Kylea

8th Grade Student Survey

by Cassidi Mae Tippett

V OLU ME 1 0, IS SU E 8 Page 3

Viola Elise Kluck is 12 years old. Her birthday is March 14, 2000.

Vi is the daughter of Dan and Carrie Kluck. Vi has two sisters,

Daely 5 years old, and Carah 23 years old. Vi has eleven cats,

one dog, one bunny and numerous fish. Vi likes art and soccer.

She’s won two soccer trophies. Vi’s favorite movie is The Dark

Shadows. Her favorite book is The White Giraffe. Vi’s favorite

animal is a giraffe. When Vi is an adult she wants to be a veteri-

narian.

Meet 6th Grade Student Viola Kluck

By Cassidi Mae Tippett

Zarin Edward Gardner is 13 years old. His birthday is September

17, 1998. Zarin is the son of Allysa Gardner of Freeport and Da-

vid Gardner of Lena. Zarin has one brother David and one sister

Sage. Zarin has a dog named Shada. In his spare time he likes to

play on the computer. Zarin’s favorite movie is Avatar and his

favorite subject is technology communications. When Zarin is

an adult he wants to be video game designer.

Meet 7th Grade Student Zarin Gardner

By Brian Sisler

Brittni Starr Arnold is 14 years old. Brittini’s birthday is October 29,

1997. She is the daughter of Gina and Don Arnold. She has one broth-

er Brandon, age 22. Brittni has a Chihuahua dog, named Cocoa. Brittni

likes to play basketball. Her favorite food is chicken alfredo. Her favor-

ite pop is Diet Pepsi and her favorite subject is science. Her favorite

color is purple. Her favorite movie is Titanic and her favorite animal is

a tiger. Her favorite thing to do is shoe shopping. When Brittni is an

adult she wants to be an oceanographer.

Meet 8th Grade Student Brittni Arnold

By Brett Sisler

Student Leadership’s Lartz’s Shamrocks

The junior high student leadership sold shamrocks to raise money for Katy Lartz to help with her cancer treat-ments. $643 was collected from the elementary and junior high. We drew winners at lunch time and the winners were given dessert treats made by Bonnie Broge or Darcy Schierloh. The winners of the dessert treats were...

Day 1

Runners up:

Haley Panos

Sarah Nicholas

***Big Winner***

Brittni Arnold

Day 2

Runners up:

Sophie Jurkovic

Lauren Guy

***Big Winner***

Madison Scace

Day 3

Runners up:

Jacob Broege

Ty Chrisman

***Big Winner***

Brian Dorsey

Day 4

Runners up:

Grace Bidlingmaier

Della Crain

***Big Winner***

Audrey DeShazo Levi , Katy and Shanna Lartz

We presented Katy and Levi with a check for $643.00. Great job everyone!

Autism Facts

Autism affects 1 in 88 children and 1 in 54 boys.

More children will be diagnosed with autism this year than with AIDS, diabetes & cancer combined.

Autism is more common than multiple sclerosis, cystic fibrosis or childhood cancer.

As many as 1.5 million Americans today are believed to have some form of autism.

There is no cure for autism.

Prevalence vs. Funding

Leukemia: Affects 1 in 1,200 / Funding: $277 million

Muscular Dystrophy: Affects 1 in 100,000 / Funding: $162 million

Pediatric AIDS: Affects 1 in 300 / Funding: $394 million

Juvenile Diabetes: Affects 1 in 500 / Funding: $156 million

Autism: Affects 1 in 88 / Funding: $79 million

Bullying education to junior high students.

The spring fling.

We raised $643 for Katy Lartz to assist with her cancer treatments.

We are going to do an Autism fundraiser. April 2nd is "Light it up Blue" and the whole school is going to wear blue for Autism awareness.

Student Leadership Activities for the Month of April

Way to go Le-Win

Student Leadership

in seeing the need!

Faculty Advisor: Ms. Voreis

Editors: Hope Enck

Cassidi Mae Tippett

Reporters: Carmen DeVries

Will Fiedler

Adam Guy

Austin Markee

Brett Sisler

Brian Sisler

Jessie Warner

Production & Delivery:

Gerald Rucker

Mike Sutter

Jessie Warner

NEWSPAPER STAFF

Why shouldn’t you tell an Easter egg a good joke? It might crack them up.

Why did the Easter egg hide? He was a little chicken.

What do you call ten rabbits marching backwards? A receding hareline.

How do you catch a unique bunny? Unique up on it!

Why are you studying your Easter candy? I’m trying to decide which came first– the chocolate chicken or the chocolate egg.

We’re on the web.

http://www.le-win.net

April Jokes by Austin Markee

Student Spotlight Photos by Will Fiedler

Photos by Jessie Warner & Austin Markee