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2018 yearbooks now available

The 2018 Ada High School yearbooks have arrived. Recent graduates can pick them up in the high school office or at the Homecoming game Friday night at the yearbook table. Past years will be available for $10 each. The 2018 book is $50 with about 20 available.

 

Here is the 2018 yearbook staff:

Advisors: Anna Yoakam, Tracie Amburgey and Amy Stover
Editor: Sumaya Tasnim 
Department Heads:
Photography- Hailey Callahan
Journalism- Emma Jameson
Design- Bryce Tidd

Men’s soccer wins

POWELL — The Ohio Northern men's soccer team scored in the second minute and tacked on two more late goals to defeat No. 19 Ohio Wesleyan on Wednesday evening at Olentangy Liberty High School.

The Polar Bears improve to 2-2-1, while the Battling Bishops are 3-1-0.

Chalmer Dyer, 1925 - 2018

 Chalmer Dyer, age 92, died on Tuesday, September 11, 2018 at 2:45 p.m. at his residence in Alger.

            He was born on October 25, 1925 in Salyersville, Kentucky to the late Rev. Seward and Mary (Hurt) Dyer.  On October 26, 1948 Chalmer married Bessie L.  Lawrence, and she preceded him in death on May 16, 2006.

Ada Schools now part of Tip Line

The Ada Exempted Village Schools has registered with the Safer Schools Ohio Tip Line. 

Research shows that most threats to schools have clues that are missed or ignored.  Students and parents have more access to social media of students than schools do. 

The Safer Schools Ohio Tip Line is manned by Homeland Security and Law Enforcement professionals trained to quickly assess a threat and to contact and work with school administrators and local law enforcement/county Sheriff/School Resource Officers.  

The tip line can be used to report anything suspicious or endangering to students, their friends, or their school. 

Attention gardeners

An Ada Public Library patron gave his lifelong collection of gardening books to the library. Some of the books about plants and landscaping will be put on shelves at the library while most will be available for a donation to the library during Harvest and Herb Fest. The library’s booth will be located in front of Exclusive Hair Design on Saturday.

Flashback to the '50s

Decades Day homecoming week celebration

Can you guess the decade when poodle skirts were popular with teenage girls?

These elementary teachers, who may be a little past their teen years, sport poodle skirts for Decades Day at the Ada Schools on Wednesday as part of Homecoming Spirit Week.

The one-color, easy-to-sew skirts were popular in the 1950. Models are (from left) Melissa Gossard, Rachel Ludwig, and Heather Etgen.

Photo is from Ada Bulldogs Facebook.

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