Congratulations to the following students who impressed their teachers in the month of September.

Athletes of the Month: Jena Livesay & Bradley Whitler

Academic Students of the Month: Freshman-Avery Kendall, Sophomore- Olivia Watson, Junior- Hannah Dickerson, Senior-Trevor Cox

Honorable Mention:

Freshmen-Logan Weilbaker, Sam Everett, Olivia Hamelman, Austin Lewis, Morgan Newman, Jamison Barger, Jordyn Johnson, Jackson Campbell, Zach Stabeno,

Sophomore-Ally Hall, Madison Deich, Holt Hutchins, Abby Colson, Alyssa Stagnolia, Dakota Meredith, Brantley Deaton, Barbara Wickey, Kyleigh Watson, Lauren Justice, Sydney Middleton

Junior-Reina Helton, Hannah Dickerson, Eliza Mount, Madelyn Shelton, Laurenz Rohwedder, Eric Carey, Natasha Phillips, Mackenzie McNames, Kathi Scull, Taylor West, Johannes Krull, David Thornsberry

Senior-Isaak Mount, Taylor Stewart, Skyler Gross, Sara Thomas, Halle Owens, Jesse Mays, Justin Salyers, Megan Rosemeyer, Ashley Austin, Carter Bowles

Melissa Lyles' Intro to 3-D Art class created low release sculptures using discarded cardboard from the Media Center and from the ongoing construction project. The students were allowed to choose any subject.

By completing the project, students transformed the discarded cardboard that once was used for new MacBooks and construction supplies and created sculptures of animals, people, and other creative inspirations to make these one-of-a-kind sculptures. The collection is on display in the Media Center.

Below are several of the of the student projects.

The Scottsburg Warriorettes have their first scrimmage against Trinity Lutheran on Saturday the 28th at 7:00pm.

The Warriorettes Give Back game will be November 4th in Meyer Gym at 6:00pm. Bring canned goods, soap or towels, or a donation to a to be determined charity for free entrance.

Do you like White Castle?! Come get some yummy White Castle and support the Scottsburg Choirs on November 17th from 11 am- 3 PM at Scott County Auto Center!

A reminder that school picture retake day is Wednesday, November 1st. All students must have their pictures taken for their school ID.

WHEN:

Archery will start on Thursday, November 2nd.

WHERE:

Practices will be at the Old Middle School Cafeteria on Monday’s, Tuesday’s, and Thursday’s from 3:15 to 5:00pm.

HOW:

Bus V1C will transport students from the High School to the Old Middle School. If you have a Matthew’s Genesis bow, bring it. If not, you will be assigned one to use the entire season.

WHO:

All High School students are eligible to join the archery club. In order to make the team, grades and practice attendance must be maintained.

Your archery program is part of the National Archery in the School Program (NASP). That means that SHS can qualify to shoot in State, National, and World Tournaments. Several students have won college scholarship money in the past by competing in these tournaments.

SHS usually competes in 7 archery matches with other schools in addition to the State and National Tournaments. Come see if archery is a fit for you!

SHS Faculty and Staff had their annual Chili Cook Off. Staff members at SHS entered in the contest that is sponsored by the SHS administrative team. This is a part of our monthly staff pitch-in lunch. Faculty and staff then taste the offerings and vote for their favorite dish.

There were two classes of competition this year, traditional chili and an open class. Mr. Schmidt won the traditional category with his spicy chili. Mrs. Walton won the open class with her taco chili.

Each member was presented with a $15 Subway gift card.

Congrats to the winners!