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Honors concert: TheWisconsin School MusicAssociation (WSMA)invited three HamiltonSchool District studentsto perform at the MiddleLevel Honors ConcertNov. 1 at the WisconsinState Music Conferencein Madison. See page6.

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Dr. Catherine Ferderbar, mid-dle school science teacher at St.Mary Parish School, MenomoneeFalls, has been selected toreceive the 2014 CelebrateTeachers and Teaching Awardfrom the Education Deans ofGreater Milwaukee (EDGM). The2014 award focus is on teachersdoing exemplary work in servicelearning. Ferderbar was chosenfor her hands-on approach toteaching and was presented with

the award at the second annualCelebrate Teachers andTeaching event on Oct. 16th atAlverno College.

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Hamilton School Districts proposed 3.83percent budget increase for 2014-2015 wasapproved during an Oct. 20 School board meet-ing.

The $55,026,252 budget includes a milrate of 9.76 per $1,000 equalized valuation,which is 44 cents lower than last year. The milrate is also 52 cents lower than what boardmembers originally estimated during the boardmeeting in summer.

Board members said that state aid hasincreased by 1.69 percent, contributing to thereduced mil rate. The budgets net tax levy hasincreased to $29.46 million which is paid bylocal taxpayers.

Student enrollment at Hamilton SchoolDistrict for 2014-2015 school year is at an all-time high, and this par tly contributes to the over-all budget increase, according to John Roubik,director of educational services and humanresources.

There are no open enrollment seats for nextyear because we have 32 more studentsenrolled in the district for this school year, saidRoubik. Many other districts have more openenrollment seats because their overall districtenrollment is decreasing, but Hamiltons isincreasing.

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funded voluntary program which brings MPSstudents suburban schools. The concept ofopen enrollment involves allowing childrennot living in the district area to enroll.

Other news announced at the meetingincludes:

Revised Woodside Elementary SchoolSite Plan suggests using 2014 MAP scores tohelp more students meet or exceed readingand math projected growth target scores

Building renovations completed in

summer saved $10,000 in lab(which included mural replacemeroom renovation, locker replacemeHVAC inspections)

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800 students attended thHamilton High School homecoming

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...Hamilton budget

Marquette University alumna and recentlyearned her doctorate through CardinalStritch University was nominated by St.Mary Parish School Principal, LindaJoyner. The nom ina tion det ail edFerderbars ability to accommodate toeach of her students learning style andbring educational concepts to life.

It is common place, for students to dis-

sect, build, grow, write, sing, solve ficti-tious crimes, create visual representations,graphic organizers, and even dress up likeelements to demonstrate their knowledge,said Joyner. She empowers her studentswith the knowledge, skills and inspirationthey need to take action and make a posi-tive difference in the community.

Ferderbars love of science and hands-on teaching style engages and inspiresstudents in a way that helps them gain agreater sensitivity for the environment.Many of her students noted environmen-tally friendly changes they have imple-mented at home due to concepts taught byFerderbar in class such as cleaning debrisfrom storm sewers, forgoing soapy waterwhen washing cars, and sweeping fertiliz-

er off t heir driveways. One sixth grade stu-dent was inspired by Ferderbar to rescueseveral tadpoles from a polluted sewer cul-vert and release the developed frogs intoa clean river.

She has organized a school-wide recy-cling program, a student managed com-posting program, an after school scienceand garden club and developed a pro-gram in collaboration with Riveredge

Nature Center which will be offered toother schools as a service learning experi-ence. The program, entitled ProtectingWisconsin Ecosystems. teaches studentsabout invasive plants and the role theyplay in destabilizing native ecosystems.Students learned to identify, locate andproperly remove the plants in prairie andforest areas. As part of the project, stu-dents shared their knowledge with family

members and neighbors in an effort todecrease the impact of invasive species intheir own communities.

St. Mary Parish School, MenomoneeFalls, Wisconsin, is a fully accreditedCatholic school for grades K3 througheighth grade. It offers full and/or half-dayprogram options for K4 and K5. Fosteringa positive sense of self within our students,St. Marys dedicated and highly qualifiedstaff is committed to providing an environ-ment that promotes self-esteem, leadershipand respect for others. The schoolengages students in the learning processand encourage them to develop to theirfullest potential spiritually, morally, intel-lectually, physically, socially and emotion-ally.

Visit www.StMaryParishSchool.org to

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Students perform at State MiddleLevel Honors Concert

The Wisconsin School Music Association(WSMA) invited three Hamilton SchoolDistrict students to perform at the MiddleLevel Honors Concert Nov. 1 at theWisconsin State Music Conference in

Madison. The students, who were selectedlast spring when they were middle school stu-dents are eighth-grader HollyVenkitaswaran, flute, freshmen MeganJanse tt, French horn, and Ann MarieKrolczyk, baritone.

Only 300 students were chosen to par-ticipate from more than 1,200 auditionsthroughout the state last spring. TheWisconsin State Honors Music Project offerstalented youth the opportunity to rehearseand perform with nationally-known conduc-tors in choir, orchestra and band.

Hamilton student performs inState Honors Band

Hamilton High School student ChloeSimchick performed in the Wisconsin SchoolMusic Association (WSMA) State Honors

Band Oct. 30 at a concert held in theOverture Center for the Arts in Madison.Nearly 450 students were chosen to

participate from more than 1,600 auditions

throughout the state. The full conceshown Dec. 15 and Dec. 19 at 8Milwaukee Public Television chanand 36, respectively.

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The Hamilton High School students of the month for September are (fronMichael Barnes, world languages; Jack Rieder, social studies; Sam Kivimusic; Jesse Fuerst, art; (second row) Nicholas Gierach, fitness educRyan Boehler, applied engineering and technology; Damon Bukouraence; Natalie Hagenow, business education; (back row) Vanessa Ignmathematics; Samantha Johnson, communication arts; Kristin Mueller, and consumer sciences; and Kiley Goodenow, art. Students received tificate and a pin for their accomplishment. Submitted photo and inform

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As part of their Mobilizing Communitiesbusiness model, United Way of WashingtonCounty is initiating a new community invest-ment prioritization process. For 2016,United Way will provide sustained annualfunding for programs that impact communi-ty health, with a focus on access to healthcare, healthy beginnings, and healthychoices. Special consideration will be givento coalitions, and programs that impact

alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA) ormental health.Over the last two years, United Way of

Washington County has expanded beyondsimple fund allocation. Their MobilizingCommunities business model is a strategyfor creating impactful, lasting change by

identifying and addressing the underlyingcauses of critical community needs. Eachyear, United Way will accept new applica-tions for funding under one of their threeimpact pillarsEducation, Income, orHealth.

Health was selected as the first pillar forfunding due to strong responses from com-munity conversations and the overwhelmingevidence of need.

Health is the one thing that is importantto everyoneits the foundation for successin life, said Kristin Brandner, ExecutiveDirector of United Way of WashingtonCounty. We want to leverage strategicpartnerships and resources so that individu-als are empowered to take control of their

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must be outcomes-driven and evidence-based. The deadline is March 31, 2015. Toobtain information about United Way, theapplication process, and requirements, goto www.UnitedWayOfWashingtonCounty.org.

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Today, their family includes two children,8 grandchildren, and one great-grand-son.

John joined the VFW in 2002 and in2009 he was elected Commander ofVFW Post 1393 in West Bend. Active inthe West Bend community, he serves on

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Though the VFW Post in West Bend,he is actively involved with a Cub Scoutpack, a Little League team, and group ofyoung people called the Young Patriotsof Washington County. It is this groupthat has entertained veterans throughoutthe State performing in parades, doingUSO shows, and welcoming home theveterans on the Stars & Stripes HonorFlights.

In addition, John travels to numerousschools throughout the state, speaking tostudents as the VFW State of WisconsinChairman for the Patriots Pen and forthe Voice of Democracy scholarship pro-grams. He is an advocate for theStudent Veterans of America and isinvolved with the students at UW-WCand MPTC.

UW-Washington County is located at400 University Drive in West Bend. Freeparking is available in the upper lot.

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Cedarburg avenged a loss toGermantown earlier in the season by beat-ing the Warhawks on the road 42-21, Oct.31, in the Division 2 Level 2 Playoffs atDatka Stadium.

Cedarburg (9-2) used a 1-2 rushingattack that ran for a combined total of 414yards and scored all their touchdowns.Germantown couldnt stop senior JonathanStiever with their run defense. He ran for279 yards on 26 carries and four touch-downs while senior Alex Shebesta rushed24 times for 135 yards and two touch-downs.

(Cedarburg) executed what they dowell, Germantown coach Jake Davis said.We knew what it was. It came down to thelittle details. We had to execute (ouroffense). They did that.

The scoring began for the Bulldogs inthe first quarter with 4 minutes 46 secondsleft on a 5-yard touchdown run by Shebestathat ended a nine-play drive that covered73 yards to take a 7-0 lead. Cedarburgadded another score late in the quarterwith Stievers 15-yard run to take a 14-0advantage entering the second quarter.

Cedarburg scored in the second quar-ter with 8:19 remaining in the half onStievers second touchdown from 1-yardthat gave the Bulldogs a 21-0 lead. The

Warhawks responded with a 16-play, 58-yard drive that took 5:19 off the clock whensenior quarterback Dwayne Lawhorn Jr.crossed the end zone from 1-yard out with

3:00 left to trail 21-7 at the half.The Bulldogs kept pounding th

the ground in the second hGermantown couldnt stop it. Shebhis second and final touchdowngame on a 15-yard run with 8:3third quarter to increase their lead The Warhawks struck back on a touchdown from Lawton to 6-foot-receiver Steve Doran, who had advantage over Cedarburg juniosive back Matt Hokanson with 4:4third. A 70-yard run by Stiever laquarter silenced the crowd to leagoing into the final quarter. Botscored a touchdown each in thquarter. Stievers 37-yard touchdohis fourth of the game. Senior tiCole Karcz caught a 16-yard topass from Lawhorn to complete the

It was a sad ending for the Wabut it didnt dampen what theyplished during the season.

Our seniors are a great groupand thats what I want them to undeDavis said, was the hard work tput in and all the things that theyplished this season arent gone bethis game. They are an outstandinof young men and Im going to rethem. Thats the hardest part abothis.

Lawhorn had a bad day, conine of 22 passes for 97 yards. Ju

ning back Pethan Spencer ran 15 57 yards for Germantown. CedarGermantown in total yards 503-2Warhawks finished their season at

Football: Cedarburgruns past Germantown

Germantown wide receivers Steve Doran (9) and Conner Edmonds (88) are just before the ball is snapped against Cedarburg Oct. 31. Photo by Troy Sp

Three local runners finished in the middleof the field at the state cross country meetheld at The Ridges Golf Course in WisconsinRapids Nov. 1.

Emma Woefel of Hamilton finished 81stwith a time 20:00.59, Alyssa Goesch ofGermantown finished 83rd with a time of

20:01.56 while Brianna KloGermantown finished 115th with a20:20.67.

In the Division 2 competitioGurgel of Kettle Moraine Lutheran23rd overall with a time of 16:38.6

Cross country: 4 runnersfinish season at state meet

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Waukesha - The Germantown girlsvolleyball team earned a trip to the statetournament by beating the top threeteams in their bracket.

Germantown, as a sixth seed, beatWatertown, Oconomowoc andMukwonago to punch their ticket to statefor the first time since 2005 and theirfourth appearance overall.

In the Division 1 sectional final atWaukesha West, Nov. 1, Germantownswept Mukwonago 25-16, 25-14, 25-20.

When we were at our seeding meet-ing, we talked about how all those top sixor seven were all excellent teams,Mukwonago coach Mary Pocius said.Any one of them could win (the section-al).

Germantown Coach Ted Gollaknersaid his team was prepared for themoment.

We had confidence that we were

going to win, Gollakner said. The girlsknew where we stood. We studied filmbefore we came (to the game). Welooked at what (Mukwonago) bring tothe table versus what we bring to thetable. And we felt very good. It was real-ly an inspiring pre-game, watching thevideo because (Mukwonago) felt thatthey came here with a lot of confidence.We had more firepower. We think we cantake care (of business).

In the first game, Germantown tookthe lead at 4-3 and never gave it up. TheIndians forced four ties throughout thegame but never led. Senior middle block-er Kayla Budgins had four straight kills tostretch the Germantown lead to 21-14and the Warhawks cruised to a 25-16win.

Budgins, senior setter Carly Townsend

and junior outside hitter ChloeBingenheimer imposed their will on theIndians with their ferocious kills andblocks that helped Germantown build adouble digit lead in the second game.

Mukwonago, got off to a good startin the third game and led by as many asfive points at 14-9, but Germantown ral-lied to tie the game at 17-17. After theWarhawks took the go-ahead lead onBudgins point, the Indians came back totie the game at 20-20. Germantownscored the last five points to win 25-20for the sweep.

The Warhawks took their 13-gamematch streak and 36-13 record into theResch Center in Ashwaubenon to playMerrill, Nov. 6. Making it to state was thegoal for Germantown.

This is the best feeling in the world,Budgins, who had 11 kills in the gameand 21 in the last two sectional matches,said. Im crying tears of joy right now. Itfeels so good.

Pocius expected her Mukwonago

girls to put up a fight, but Germantownwanted it more.

I had thought that it would be a lotcloser, she said.

Nov. 6: Germantown topsMerrill in state quarterfinal

The Germantown girls volleyball teamadvanced to the the WIAA Division Isemifinals following a 25-15, 25-22, 25-14 win over Merrill in a quarterfinal atthe Resch Center in Green Bay Nov. 6.Carly Townsend and Chloe Bingenheimerled Germantown with 11 kills each whileRachel Scaduto had 11 digs for theWarhawks.

Germantown faces Divine Savior

Holy Angels in the semifinal. The Dashersbeat Kimberly 14-25, 25-16,25-10, 25-19 in the quarterfinal.

Girls volleyball: Germantown sweepsMukwonago to qualify for state


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BYTHOMAS J. MCKILLENMANAGING EDITOR

The Menomonee Falls boys soccerteam staged an improbable comeback onthe second night of the boys state soccertournament last weekend only to fall to aGreater Metro Conference rival in the final

game of the 2014 season the next evening.This group comes in loose, there is a

quiet confidence about them,Menomonee Falls Coach Scott Stein saidafter a WIAA Division I semifinal gameagainst Beloit Memorial that was tied 5-5after overtime and decided on a shootout.We have nine seniors starters that nobodythought much of us at the start of the year.These guys, they believe. Theyre light atpractice, they come to play.

Oct. 31: Against the oddsMenomonee Falls scored twice in the

final 10 minutes of regulation againstBeloit Memorial in a state Division I semifi-nal Oct. 31 to force a 4-4 tie, setting thestage for a shootout that the Indians won to

advance to the state title game the nextevening.The teams were tied 5-5 at the end of

the two overtime period. Menomonee Fallswon the shootout as Will Genthe stoppedthe final penalty kick from Beloit Memorial.

Obviously, its surreal, I did not have agood game up until that point, Genthesaid of the shootout. I missed a few of thegoals I should have had. God gave me theopportunity to get to (penalty kicks), tomake those saves, to get to overtime everything is just incredible.

Genthe noted that video of BeloitMemorial penalty kicks were on aFacebook page. Genthe said he looked atthe video and saw the first three penaltykicks Memorial took against KettleMoraine a week earlier, which gave him

an idea of which direction the shots wouldbe going.

My last save was a total guess,though, Genthe said.

Menomonee Falls started the game ata disadvantage, as it was playing into astrong wind gusting from the north. JoseBarron got the Purple Nights on the boardwith a goal at at the 20:22 mark. Barronthen assisted Ricardo Ramos on a goal at

the 32:40 mark.Ramos gave Memorial a 3-0 lead at

the 67:44 mark of the second half.Menomonee Falls, with the wind now to itsadvantage, got on the board on a goalfrom Brandon Dantone at the 69:36 mark,which came off a free kick by Kay Olapo.Olapo then closed the gap further for theFalls with a goal off a pass from AlexEastman at t he 74:12 mark.

Once we went 3-1, I knew we werestill in this game, Dantone said afterward.

But Beloit Memorial's offense brokecontainment as Andres Dellatorre scored atthe 80:24 mark, giving the Purple Knightsa 4-2 lead with just over 10 minutes left inregulation.

But Dantone answered for Menomonee

Falls, scoring at the 84:14 mark on anassist by Eastman and driving home anunassisted goal at the 86:20 mark for theequalizer to make the score 4-4 at the endof regulation.

State semifinals, I had to create some-thing out of nothing and put it in the backof the net, Dantone said afterward.

Dantone gave Menomonee Falls a 5-4lead at the 91:34 mark of the first overtimebut Alberto Martinez answered for BeloitMemorial with a long range goal thatdipped under the crossbar at the 92:10mark. The teams battled to a stalemate atthe end of both overtime periods, as bothgoalkeepers made saves in the secondovertime.

In the shootout period, MenomoneeFalls jumped out to a 3-0 lead as Genthestopped the first two shot attempts. But thePurple Nights converted their next two

attempts while Menomonee Falls missedtheirs to make the score 3-2 in favor ofMenomonee Falls heading into the finalattempt. Genthe stopped the final attemptto send Menomonee Falls to the title matchagainst Marquette.

I actually told them at half I thought itwas going to be a 5-4 game, Stein said. Iknew we had firepower in us, we were

composed and obviously wind was a hugefactor.Nov. 1: Topped by the

Boys state soccer tournament

Hilltoppers stop Falls for Division I title

HilltoppersMenomonee Falls faced Mi

Marquette in the title game tevening. Menomonee Falls lostHilltoppers earlier in the season bresult. The result was similar thetime around, with Marquette dMenomonee Falls by a 4-1 scorethe Hilltoppers the state Division I

Ted Bleser got Marquette on thwith a goal at the 1:02 mark andanother goal at the 25:15 mark. Jaof Menomonee Falls broke throHilltoppers defense for a goal27:46 mark to make the score 2-1of Milwaukee Marquette. BHilltoppers Michael Russell addeMarquette lead with a goal at thmark.

Marquette finished the scoringoal by Alec Phillippe a the 57:2For the game, Marquette attemshots to five for Menomonee Falls

They were the best team, Sof Marquette afterward.

Stein noted his team went 110the previous evening and there isdepth on the squad. In addition, Iwent out during the game while player was not available to due tcussion.

Stein added that of the four loseason, two were to Marquette wother two losses were to CedarbBrookfield East, who played in the2 title game.

The season ends for a team thaed nine seniors and two sopstarters. He praised his team foable to battle through the season ahard in the title match.

Nobody expected this at thethe year, but we did, Stein said.

Brandon Dantone of Menomonee Falls (left) is defended by a MilwMarquette player in the WIAA Division I title game Nov. 1. Photo by ThMcKillen.


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