PURPLE AND GOLD SPOTLIGHT

"JULY" SPOTLIGHT PRESENTS!!!

Anna Bruening has received 4th place honorable mention for her charcoal drawing of

"Goose and Goslings" which she entered in the

Young Maritime Artist Search & Juried Show at the Wisconsin Maritime Museum in Manitowoc.

She was one of 50 high school students to submit their work for this show. Her piece will be on show at the museum in the "Between the Shining Seas" exhibit along with 50 other pieces from the

American Society of Marine Artists until August 10. Congratulations, Anna!

We would like anyone to submit a person to be featured in the "PURPLE AND GOLD SPOTLIGHT"

does not have to be a student, can be anyone in our

community that has done something great and

you would like to be recognized!

Please email

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with photo and content to be featured!!!

On Saturday, July 10, 2010 the Kewaunee Indians traveled to Wrightstown for a

7-on7 Football Tournament.

Eight teams in total participated in this event: Wrightstown, Denmark, Two Rivers, Mishicot, Xavier, Chilton, Ashwaubenon, and Kewaunee.

After a slow start to the day, the Kewaunee Indians pulled off another championship from this tourney and brought home a trophy for the second year in a row.

Pictured:

Front: Jaron Kleiman, Matt Waechter,

Craig Christman, Doug Delebreau.

Back: Jordan Schmidt, Jarred Pribek,

Clayton Paral, Michael Lux, Kurtis Schneider, Andrew Wojta, and Cole Kittell.

Karlee Nimmer, a Junior at Kewaunee High School won an award at the

recent Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL)National Leadership Conference.

Karlee traveled to Nashville to participate in the Simply the Best Program where she was among more than 1,700 students from around the nation to attend the conference which showcased their talents as future business leaders.

The awards were part of a comprehensive competitive events program sponsored by the organization. Individuals, state teams, and local chapters could compete in more than 50 events.  Karlee participated in the Public Speaking 1 event.  This event recognizes FBLA members who are beginning to develop qualities of business leadership by developing effective speaking skills.  The content of the four minute speech must be of a business nature and must be developed from one or more of the

nine FBLA goals.

The winners of these highly competitive and prestigious awards were selected from among the top of FBLA-PBL's membership of 250,000 students

and advisers Karlee finished 6th in the nation.  Sixth place in a national

competition is a huge honor, but even without the award, she has taken a lot from this experience.  After her experience, she strongly encourages other schools and business teachers to form an FBLA local chapter in their school if they don't already have one. Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda (FBLA-PBL) is the

largest and oldest student business organization in the nation. 

Karlee would like to thank her advisor, Betty Schleis for keeping the FBLA Chapter alive at Kewaunee High School and the following local businesses for sponsoring her trip to Nationals.

.    Kewaunee School District

.    Build The Future Foundation

.    Kewaunee Optimist

.    Kewaunee Rotary

.    Union State Bank

.    Westen, Graff & Company

.    Brothers Dairy

.    Nuhliceks Service