Artists of the Month are: First place tie, Ann Gaskin (her work will be at Atlanta City Hall) and Nancy Coe (you can see her work at Atlanta ISD Admin Bldg.) and second was Nadezda Westbrook (her painting will be at Queen City Admin Bldg.)
Students in the Queen City High School One Act Play competed in Hughes Springs last week, and are advancing to the bi-district round of competition. Each of the three judges ranked QCHS in first place out of the five competing schools and awarded several individual awards. Awards included: Outstanding Tech Award: Jeremiah Henderson; Honorable Mention All Star Cast: Faith Shelton, Lane Eudy, and Randall Campbell; All Star Cast: Robert Loy; and Best Performers: Luke Niedens and Sarah Henry. These students will be back in competition in Winona on Mar. 19.
Congratulations to AES student Kelvin Robertson for passing 100 Imagine Math lessons. We are proud of you. Courtesy Photo
Chemistry students explored stoichiometry and mole calculations using s’mores at Queen City High School last week. They balanced the synthesis reaction of adding each ingredient to create one s’more and calculated the weight of the s’more using the individual weight of all the ingredients. Students also were able to explain the concept of limiting reagents when presented with hypothetical numbers of each ingredient and identifying the ingredient that the students would use up first.
[The following is from a talk given by Lyle H. Schindler to The Cass County Genealogical Society at Reeder-Davis-Schindler Funeral Home in Linden. Lyle Harley Schindler is a native of Wisconsin and co-owner of Reeder-Davis Funeral Home in Hughes Springs and Reeder-Davis-Schindler Funeral Home in Linden. Notes taken by Beth Geil.]
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