| Submitted by Donnie Price
Arnoldsburg School had it's 2004 Career Day on Friday, June
3. Presenters were Eric Schoolcraft and Marge Fowler of Minnie Hamilton Health Care Center, Forester Mark Sims, Burl Simers, professional race car driver, and the one and only Mr. Toby Wagoner of WVRC Radio.
Burl Simers Shown coming off the line
at a drag race
A special treat rolled in to our school during Career Day. Larry Heiney, local businessman provided his service by transporting one of the monster trucks that performed at the Wood Festival on Friday evening. A very special thanks goes out to Deputy Sheriff Charles Richards, through his efforts the Monster truck was brought to Arnoldsburg School.
Students from Arnoldsburg School checking out the Monster Truck
YO-YO Professional Steve Brannon provided some secrets of
how to YO-YO and gave some important steps in "Becoming a Champion" to the students through an outstanding performance. Steve was brought to Arnoldsburg School through USA YO YO Extravaganza. Steve has presented this show at the White House in Washington D.C., all across America and in Europe.
Steve Brannon from USA YO YO Extravaganza
speaking
to Arnoldsburg School students
A special thanks to Mrs. Patty Hicks who coordinated the Track
and Field day on the afternoon of June 3rd. Mrs. Hicks gathered 13 parent volunteers to help teachers take care of setting up stations and monitoring each event. Mrs. Hicks is a 2nd grade teacher at Arnoldsburg School.
Building team work by helping a partner in the three legged race
Mr. Lawrence Jarvis, a partner in education with Arnoldsburg School, provided 18 large water melons for all the students, teachers and volunteers for the Track and Field day. Lawrence has contributed his help and assistance on several occasions throughout the school year.
Enjoying the Watermelon between events
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