CNMS HEADLINES

Castle North Middle School An Indiana “A-Rated” School of Excellence

2800 Highway 261 Newburgh, IN 47630

(812) 853-7347

www.warrickschools.com/castlenorth

John Bertram, Principal jbertram@warrick.k12.in.us

Greg Harris, Assistant Principal

gharris@warrick.k12.in.us

Monday, February 11, 2019

Aero Earth Space

8th Grade

Grand: Makenna Counts ~

Wind Turbine Economics in

Southwest Indiana

First: Madelyn Porter

Second: Russell Heim

Third: Anna Myers

7th Grade

Grand: Rowan Gilstrap ~ What

Goes Up?

Second: Caden Darnell

Third: Robert Steinkamp

Behavioral Science

8th Grade

Grand: Courtney Ewald ~

Chromatic Connections

First: Alayna Lautner, Savannah

Murphy, Lucy Whyman

Second: Isabelle Hayes, Kerry

Ao, Madison Chandler, Mia

Cooper, Chloe Plank

Third: Mariah Winge, Brooke

Martin, Aidan Gordon, Haley

Lance

7th Grade

Grand: Sydney Woodworth ~

Comprehension: Technology vs.

Print

First: Allie Morgan, Ashley

Stokebrand, Delaney Hunt

Second: Maya VanPolen, Ne-

vaeh Stone, Lindsey Gunderloy,

Ethan Eilert, Marcus Scales

Third: Dylan Geil , Alice

Shimodaira, Ellie Shultz,

Cameryn Lockett

Biology

8th Grade

Grand: Elise Crecelius ~ Pur-

suing Pea Plant Potential

First: Kaitlyn Kahle

Second: Ava Bargeloh, Amalee

Strupp, Hannah Jamison, Maya

Yamaguchi, Landon Hein

Third: Jack Buckenmeyer

7th Grade

Grand: Lauren Fiester ~ Do

Eyes Have It? Does Sight Affect

Taste

First: Rose Robinson, Michele

Greenwell, Claire Cecil, Sophia

Jurado

Second: Ella May, Nolan Down-

ing, Katelyn Byers, Lexy Adams

Third: Carter Tymchak, Amishi

Gandhi

Chemistry

8th Grade

Gand: Shums Parkar ~ Rate of

Fermentation of Different Types

of Sugars

First: Ethan DiLegge, Chevelle

Wriston, Elise Gain, Julia Econo-

mou , Cami Virgin, Audrey Spurl-

ing

Second: Ethan Woodworth, John

Cluck, Collin Lloyd, Evan Butts,

Kason Hardaway, Max Roelle

Third: Emily Olson, Lily Johnson,

Katie Ballard, Madison Davis,

Elizabeth Mason, Hunter Clifton,

Abigail Greer, Jake Mattingly

7th Grade

Grand: McKenna O'Daniel ~

Natural vs Synthetic Stain Re-

mover

First: Isabell Daniel, Luke Hortin,

Lydia Schott, Jordyn Rhule, Ca-

den Wright, Sebastian Hagler,

Hunter Goodman, Aleyna Quinn

Second: Ava Butterfield, Josie

Hayden, Jace Messier, Adam

Vincek, Micaela Marks

Third: Riley Downey, Avery

Brown, Claire Renschler, Grace

Till, Andrew Manis

Health

8th Grade

Grand: Peyton Ashley & Mor-

gan Barbour ~ Squeaky Clean

First: Annabelle Barsumian, Car-

oline Edris, Timothy Freson

Second: Micah Jones, Kendall

Falconer

Third: Kaitlyn Hinkle, Kate

McAtee, Cameron Grzegorek

7th Grade

Grand: Austin Scott ~ Oral

Help

First: Aidan Cady, Kara Fuller

Second: Hriddhan Gupta,

Aparna Anil, Ava Watkins

Third: Kate Robinson, Alex

Young

Physics

8th Grade

Grand: Anika Paranjape ~ Inter-

esting Insulators

First: Barrett Hutchinson, Benja-

min Olsen, Patrick Panayides,

Owen Metzger, Britan Chandley,

Alyssa Dickerson, Ashton Enlow,

Aiden Shimodaira, Eli Hocking

Second: Alexander Watson, Will

Bracher, Randal Pruitt, Connor

Mahooty , Cooper Croslyn, Cody

Bunch, Lily Burch , Christian

Pleuss, Emmett Traynor

Third: Cade Musgrave, Nathan

Reshad, Ryan Lambert, Madi-

son Mitchell, Zachary Eidson,

Christopher Nuhring, Austin

Dickerson, Dante Bodkin, Josiah

Wood

7th Grade

Grand: AJ Lothamer ~ The

Effect of Ball Pressure on Head

Acceleration During Purposeful

Heading of a Soccer Ball

First: Payton Christopher, Jack

Fiester, Justin Molander,

Shaunak Hanumante, Parker

Stoltz, Will Brock

Second: Lydia Stowe, Gretchen

Hurt, Nathan McGehee, Lucas

Ramsey, Tyler Wille, Andrejs

Jansens, Zander Gumula

Third: Archit Maurya, Katie

Kopshever, Emma Boyer, Bran-

don Collings, Joshua Robbins,

Kayla Truong, Conner Eaton

Other Awards

Math: Andrew Chambliss, AJ

Lothamer

Inspector Gadget: Merrill

Cobb, Katie Kopshever, Emma

Boyer

Environment: Julia Econo-

mou, Luke Hortin

Audubon: Kyle Holzmeyer,

Jacob Sheagren

DaVinci: Audrey Spurling, An-

drejs Janson

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CNMS HEADLINES

Castle North Middle School’s Student Council will be

sponsoring our annual school-wide 3K walk/run event in

order to promote making healthy choices on Thursday,

May 9, 2019. During our event, we will inspire our stu-

dents, staff, and their families to develop lifelong and

healthy habits. Our 3K event is an exciting and fun-filled

day of exercise and fitness education where CNMS and

the community come together to consider current choices

we are making and how we can make better choices to

improve our overall health.

We would like to thank Talley Eye Institute for generously

contributing to our event. This event cannot happen with-

out the support of our families and community. Because

we are in need of much funding, if your business or your

family would be willing to make a donation of $300 or

more, we will place your business name or family name

on the back of each shirt as a way of showing our appre-

ciation for your generosity. (In order for us to place your

company’s or family’s name on our shirts, we will need t-

shirt donations by April 5.)

We also are in need of donations for fruit pops, door priz-

es, and awards. If you would be willing to offer assis-

tance, please contact:

Mrs. Fussner at bfussner@warrick.k12.in.us

Ms. Killebrew at skillebrew@warrick.k12.in.us

CNMS 3K Run / Walk Event

May 9, 2019

Mark Your Calendar

2018-2019 IN Assessment Window

ILEARN: April 22 ~ May 17, 2019

Attendance is very important during this testing window.

Please refrain from scheduling appointments and/or va-

cations during this testing window.

Friday, March 1 & Saturday, March 2

@ 7:00 PM

Come Support Literacy at Castle North!

Valentine’s Day is Thursday!

We would like to wish everyone a

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Please do not send balloons, flowers, or any type of de-

liveries for students to school. These types of deliveries

will be refused. Thank you for understanding!

CNMS HEADLINES

Wrestling Practice

Mondays through Fridays

5:00 PM — 6:30 PM

Cinderella: The Untold Story

We are in need of some items to use for our upcoming

play, Cinderella: The Untold Story. We will be happy to

return the items after the production. If you can an ques-

tions, please contact Mrs. Hogan at

khogan@warrick.k12.in.us or Mrs. Humphrey at

mhumphrey@warrick.k12.in.us . Below are the items we

need:

Chimes

Tiaras (2-3)

Kazoo

Monocle

Pipe

Fur Slippers

“Old Tyme” Pillow &

Blanket

Funny Hats for Foot-

men (2)

Rubber Chicken

Bench

Fancy Pillow

Small Wooden Chair

Footstools

Bouquets

“Garden” Statues

Fake Trees

Fureplace

Kitchen Nook

2X4’s to build a

large box

Piece of Paneling

Sheer Blue Fabric

Beige Fabric

Please go to the https://goo.gl/WHQGtt to let us know

what you can donate for the play. Anything that needs to be

returned, we will contact you and make arrangements.

Student Absences

To report a student absence at any time, the

ATTENDANCE LINE phone number is 812-858-

3410. The attendance phone line is checked

throughout the day by the nurse.

PTO GIVE BACK to CNMS with the EVANSVILLE THUNDERBOLTS

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND @ 7:15 PM

Goal Zone Seating : $10 (regularly $12) / Center Section: $15 (regularly $20)

**Tickets must be purchased by Tuesday, February 19th at 5:00 PM**

SIMPLY CUT & PASTE THIS WEB ADDRESS TO YOUR BROWSER TO PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE:

https://EvansvilleThunderbolts.formstack.com/forms/pto_giveback_night

~ Please see the flyer for more details.

Creed is a program that rewards students

for doing a good deed. It is a good way for

students to do the right thing and show kind-

ness. Creed is a good program because it

helps students stay on track; it also helps

the students who need a lift up. Creed al-

lows students to sit at the Creed table, sit

and bond with a couple of friends in the sky

box, get in the lunch line first, and get into a

sports event free. Creed is important be-

cause you can show that you are responsi-

ble and trustworthy. -Aleyna

CNMS HEADLINES

Please mark your calendars for the 8th Grade

Kings Island Trip on Friday, May 10. If we end

up having school that snow-makeup day, the trip

will be on Saturday, May 4. Information regard-

ing cost and ordering tickets will be sent out at a

later date.

8th Grade End-of-the-Year Trip

On Saturday February 23, 2019 Castle North Middle

School will host the Chapter (Regional) MATHCOUNTS

contest, from 9:00 AM until 3:00 PM. The following stu-

dents will represent Castle North Middle School:

Grade 8

Kerry Ao Shums Parkar

Grade 7

Aparna Anil Amishi Gandhi Umar Waseem

Jonah Wu Sreya Yelamanchili

Grade 6

Pranav Chandar Tanay Thakore

Sanjana Veeraraghaven

Team Members:

Aparna Anil

Kerry Ao

Jonah Wu

Sreya Yelamanchili Knock-Out for Riley

The KNOCK-OUT for RILEY Tournament is next

week. Students who donate $1.00 or more between

7:00 AM and 7:15 AM will stay in the gym at 7:15 AM

to play or watch the action during homeroom. Dona-

tions will be accepted from everyone, even if you

don't want to play or watch. All donations will be given

to Riley Hospital at the Castle High School Dance

Marathon on Friday, Feb 22.There will be two girl and

two boy winners for each grade level.

6th graders play on Tuesday, 7th graders play on

Wednesday, and 8th graders play on Thursday. On

Friday all grade level winners will play for the grand

championship. The overall winner will get a $20

Showplace Cinema gift card. If we raise $500, a team

of CNMS teachers will dance the night of the Mara-

thon.

ISSMA Solo & Ensemble Results

Vocal Results

The following choir students participated in the ISSMA Solo

and Ensemble contest and received a GOLD division rating:

Hannah Bryant, Haylee McDaniel, Macy Pettibon, Lilah

Strauser, and Lilyan Whitcotton.

Band Results

We had 194 events involving 246 students from CNMS. Of

the 194 events, we received 187 gold ratings, 6 silver ratings,

and 1 bronze rating. Earning a gold rating at the highest level

of difficulty and advancing to the state level are: Elise Cre-

celius, Megan Gilmour, Aiza Khan, Evan Butts, and Nathan

Reshad.