Sophomore Dan Arkin has been named OAC Men's Outdoor Field Athlete of the Week.
On Saturday, at the Cedarville Invitational, Arkin claimed a first place finish in the javelin with a throw of 181-0, setting a new school record and breaking the previous record of 179-7.
Ohio Northern won the Cedarville Invitational scoring 187 points.
ONU will return to competition on Saturday, when they compete at the Ohio Wesleyan Invitational.
The Periodic Table on the wall gives a clue to this club's purpose. It's the Ada High School Science Club during the 1973-74 school year. Mr. Markley was the club advisor.
Click on the image to read the names of the club members
Holy Week is here. The Icon challenges viewers to see how good you are at looking up.
Monty Siekerman photographed nine Ada church steeples. These are found in the attachment below this story. See how many you can identify.
There's a challenge in this contest. We've provide a "easy" series of photos that we hope everyone passes. Consider it a warm-up to the Icon Church Steeple Final Exam. In the final we've provided only photos of the very top of the steeples. See how you can master this final test.
And, there's a bonus. Two churches in Ada don't have steeples. See if you can identify those two churches.
ANY 7TH GRADER: who received a letter that they qualify for Beta Club and has not paid the membership dues, should do so by Wednesday, April 1. We use the dues to order all membership materials so we need to collect that money as soon as possible. If you have questions, please see Mrs. Breidenbach in the elementary office.
ATTENTION CURRENT SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS: interested in the Film and Lit elective next year: There will be a meeting during lunch on Wednesday, April 1. Get your lunch and come to Mr. Ames' classroom to discuss the course and what will be required.
Apollo Career Center will hold its third annual Apollopalooza on April 16 from 5:30-7 p.m. Apollopalooza will showcase both the high school and adult education programs, as well as the newly opened academic and career tech wings. The event is free and open to the public.
“Because Apollo is not a traditional high school or college, and because adults and high school students are being trained during the day and evening, Apollo is opening up the building, for the public to see and experience what Apollo students learn everyday,” said Dana Dukes-Norton, district communications manager.
