Christine M. Smallman and Shelly L. Smallman of Delta, Ohio both graduated on Mother’s Day - May 8, 2005 from the University of Toledo. The ceremony was held at 10:00 a.m. in Savage Hall. Mr. Richard Anderson, from the Andersons Incorporated was the keynote speaker.
  Shelly graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering and was voted by the College of Engineering Dean’s Council as the Outstanding Senior Leader for College Contributions. Shelly was a member of the University of Toledo Engineers Council, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Phi Sigma Rho Sorority, and worked as an undergraduate research assistant in the MIME Senior Design Clinic. She also participated in the ASME softball team. Shelly was also awarded the Co-Op medallion for completing 4 or more cooperative educational experiences in the field of engineering. Shelly completed her co-ops at Pfizer Incorporated, Arhaus Hospital in Denmark for two semesters and also for the College of Engineering. Shelly is working in tissue engineering at the North American Science Associates in Northwood, Ohio. Shelly is a 1999 graduate of St. Ursula High School.
  Christine M. Smallman graduated from the College of Arts and Science with a Masters Degree in Liberal Studies with a concentration in disabilities studies. Christine is Director of College Relations and Facilities Management at the University of Toledo, College of Engineering. She is also in the process of being accredited and certified as a member of the Public Relations Society of America. Christine plans to pursue a doctorate at UT while continuing her career at the University of Toledo.
  Shelly is the daughter of Terry (Sr.) and Christine Smallman of Delta, Ohio.

Assistant Elementary Principal Hired

   Josh Regan a bowler and a student at Evergreen High School, has been accepted into the People to People Sports Ambassador Program. In summer 2005, Josh Regan will be competing in The Netherlands, Holland and Amsterdam.
   In addition to building athletic skills, Regan can earn academic credit while getting to know the people, culture and history of the places visited. He will take part in a variety of activities.
   Acceptance into the Sports Ambassador Program is an honor. The international competition and education program was founded by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956. After being invited to apply, Regan submitted references and participated in a successful interview with program coaches and leaders. Before departing he will attend orientation meetings with a local coordinator and coaches to prepare for the journey.
   Regan will be met overseas and accompanied by a team of experienced coaches and teacher-leaders. The athletic delegation will be escorted by a local delegation manager who coordinates the cultural and recreational excursions and is very familiar with local customs.
   President Eisenhower founded People to People during his presidency with citizen leaders including entertainer Bob Hope, Olympic champion Jesse Owens, amusement entrepreneur Walt Disney and Hallmark Cards founder Joyce Hall. Having served as a military commander, Eisenhower believed that ordinary citizens of different nations could make a difference where governments could not. People to People Student Ambassador Programs is based in Spokane, Washington, and has been coordinating the educational travel programs for nearly 50 years.
 

   The school district continues to have a need for part time and full time bus drivers. If you have the time and the interest to help the school district in this capacity, please call either Sandy Fischer or Jerry VandeSande at 419-644-1375.