OVERTON HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS OF 2013

Andrew Scott Area son of Shane and Sherry Area

Attending: Northeast Community College

Major: international business

Matthew Robert Aten son of Mark and Teresa Aten

Attending: UNK

Major: business/education

Goffrey Paul Beason son of Charles and Leona Beason

Attending: Mid-Plains CC or Wyo-Tech Major: auto

mechanics

Donna Faye Bennett daughter of Eddie and Nancy Bennett

Attending: Chadron State College

Major: FCS education

Chelsey Estelle Brown daughter of Keith and Loretta Anderson

and Mark and Leslie Brown

Attending: UNO

Major: radiology/sports medicine

Brooke Machele Crist-Mitchell daughter of Carmin Scheer and Gary Mitchell

Attending: Xenon International Academy

Major: cosmetology

KC Joe DeFilipps son of Charlie DeFilipps and Tina Kessler

Attending: Doane

Major: pre-pharmacy

Lane Alan Ditson son of Robert and Deb Ditson

Attending: Northeast Community College

Major: physical therapy assistant

Tyler James Earl son of John and Lori Earl

Attending: UNK

Major: undecided

Grace Nicole Ecklund daughter of Rob and Donna Ecklund

Attending: Northeast Community College

Major: undecided

Cody Richard Eilers son of David and Missy Eilers

Attending: Northeast Community College

Major: utility line

Tanner Michael Gruntorad son of Mike Gruntorad and Kristie France

Attending: Central Community College

Major: diesel mechanics

Kendra Sue Halley daughter of Ron and Carol Halley

Attending: UNK

Major: early childhood education

Deserea Fransica Krueger daughter of Lanona Krueger

Attending: UNK

Major: graphic design

Kathleen Sara-Jane Lessig daughter of Matt and Deanna Lessig

Attending: Wayne State College

Major: pre-pharmacy

Elyssa Breann Lueck daughter of Robert and Gaylene Lueck

Attending: UNL

Major: pre-optometry

Zachary Allen Pahl son of Johna Stuehm

Attending: Central Community College

Major: welding

Abby Danielle Purintun daughter of Jeff and Kristi Purintun

Attending: College of Saint Mary’s

Major: nursing

NEBRASKA GIRLS’ STATE

Congratulations to Alexandra Carlson, daugh-

ter of Jeff and Bertina Carlson, who has been

selected by the Overton American Legion Aux-

iliary to be Overton’s representative to Ne-

braska Girls’ State this June. Addy Fisher,

daughter of Larry and Peg Fisher, has been

chosen to be the alternate.

2013-2014 Cheerleaders

Addy Fisher Alex Carlson-

Mackenzie Beavers Paxie Huckins

Haley Houser Morgan Area

Ronie Light Ashley Carlson

Box Tops for Education

I would like to thank everyone who saves “Box Tops for Education”. This provides additional sup-

plies for our classroom. We will again be doing it in the fall, so please continue to save them over

the summer.

Mrs. McCarter

August-September Newsletter will be on our website the end of July. This newsletter will

have all of the calendars, new teacher information, supply information, athletic schedules, etc.

so keep that in mind. We will print a few copies to place at Security First Bank and at R & S

Market, and will have some at the school.

FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America)

The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members at Overton have been working hard all year on

several projects and activities. First, the group conducted some fundraisers and donated money to the March

of Dimes. The March of Dimes is an organization that researches and helps premature babies. Overton FBLA

also donated $100 to the FBLA Foundation, who helps give scholarships to high school students and puts on

conferences for all FBLA chapters in Nebraska.

Overton FBLA members have also started a paper recycling program at the school. Boxes were placed in all

classrooms for teachers and students to place unwanted paper materials. FBLA members collect all boxes

once a week to take to the recycling center. This is a large project the students have taken on that requires a lot

of time and commitment.

On January 23rd, all FBLA members were able to go on a field trip, in which they toured several businesses.

The day started by touring Eaton Corporation and talking to several employees and what their jobs entail.

Next, members went to a Credit Union and learned about the differences between a credit union and a bank.

They also learned several money management and saving tips. Lastly, the students toured Morris Press and

witnessed the different ways they print large orders and assemble books.

Overton FBLA officers attended the UNK Business Competition Day, on February 19th, where they were able

to take tests and compete against students from other schools. Tests students were able to take included Ac-

counting, Economics, Business Math, and Personal Money Management.

Lastly, eleven of the thirteen Overton FBLA members attended the State Leadership Conference in Omaha on

April 4th through the 6th. All members participated in three events and attended two workshops, while there.

Some events the members participated in include: Job Interview, Business Communication, Technology Con-

cepts, Impromptu Speaking, Desktop Publishing, and Personal Finance.

Overall, the first year of having FBLA at Overton has been a successful learning and building year. And eve-

ryone is looking forward to making next year even bigger and better!

Boys Golf 2013

This season has begun with a great start for the Boys Golf team. The team finished 2nd at the Cambridge Invite and then tied for 2nd at the Elwood Invite. Each of these team results were accompanied by individual medalists. With continued improvement the team has an excellent chance of qualifying for the state tournament in May. The following are this year’s members of the golf team: Matt Dolan, Joel Shafer, Paxton Huckins, Dani Jewett, Adam Rose, Creighton Ryan, Zachary Zeleski, Tristan Harms, Dakota Pooschke, and Tyrelle Smiley.

Overton IS FKC High

School Quiz Bowl Run-

ner-Up On Tuesday, March 26,

the Overton Senior High

Quiz Team competed in the

FKC Academic Quiz Bowl at

Pleasanton. Overton earned

second place. Students com-

peting were KC DeFilipps,

Abby Purintun, Chase Horn,

Logan Johnson, Logan

Kizer, and Dillon Margritz.

Congratulations!!

Back Row: Logan Kizer, Joel

shafer, Madison Beavers, Dani

Jewett, Mackenzie Beavers,

Front Row: Kayla Grubb, Desi

Krueger, and Donna Bennett.

Not Pictures: Alex Carlson

Inter-High Day

On Wednesday, March 27th, 31 students from Overton High School attended Inter-High Day

in McCook. Inter-High Day is a day of academic competitions between a number of high

schools. Overton students did very well. Students placing in the top three in their subject area

received a fee waiver to take one online class through Mid-Plains Community college this

summer. Overton High School also received a $500 scholarship to award at graduation for our

first place winner. Congratulations to all who participated!!! Individual placings went to:

Logan Kizer: 1st in Chemistry

Donna Bennett, Kayla Grubb, & Joel Shafer: 2nd in Marketing (team competition)

Desi Krueger, Madison Beavers, & Alex Carlson 3rd in Business Event Management (team)

Dani Jewett & Mackenzie Beavers: 3rd in FCS (team competition)

My name is Brittany Chramosta, and I am incredibly excited to be a part of the Overton Eagles

community! I will graduate from Doane College in May of 2013, but I am originally from Min-

den, NE, a community just down the interstate from Overton. After a short four-year stint on the

eastern side of the state, I am ready to find my way back to Nebraska’s heartland, where I was

raised, and where its familiarly is both soothing and exhilarating all the same. I was raised by

my two remarkable parents, Rick—a Minden High School educator and coach—and Teresa—a

devoted USDA employee. My older sister, Katie, is a fourth grade educator in the Millard

school system, and my younger brother, Ryan, will begin his first year of college this fall at the

University of Nebraska-Kearney. My family encouraged me to follow in the footsteps of the

generations of teachers before me, as it has been a lifelong dream that is now becoming an ex-

traordinary reality.

My love for friends and family brings me back to south-central Nebraska, and I feel Overton

Public School is a perfect fit for me and my small town, energetic personality. I look forward to

meeting not only my students, but also the parents and patrons that make Overton the proud

community it is. I enjoy attending ball games, concerts, and community events, and I expect my

love for that will only grow at my new home at Overton Public School. I cannot wait to see

what next year has to offer. I do know, however, there will never be a dull moment, and it’s

most definitely going to be a fun ride!

Hello, I am Seth Ehlers I will be teaching science and helping coach girls basketball next school year. I am a native of Smithfield and graduated from Bertrand High School in 2004. I attended Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kansas earning degrees in Biology and Secon-dary Education. I am currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Biology from UNK. I have spent the last three years teaching high school science and coaching girls basketball, football and JH track at Battle Creek High School. In my spare time I enjoy farming and being outdoors. My family includes my parents, David and Della of Smithfield, my younger brother Dirk, who is attending Wayne State College and my girlfriend Angie who is the FCS teacher at Battle Creek. I am excited for the opportunity to be back in the area and to be teaching and coaching at Overton. I look forward to meeting the staff, students and community.

I grew up in Inman, NE and graduated from O'Neill High School. After completing my Special Education degree, I taught for 2 years in Henderson then the last 16 in Kearney. I am the proud parent of two. Nick is a senior and will be going to UNK next fall, majoring in discus throwing (wants to be a chiropractor) and Brenna is a junior who enjoys band and softball and wants to go to medical school. My wife, Joele, is a Pharmacy Technician at Medicap in Kearney. In addition to teaching, I own a corn roguing operation which employs over 100 kids in the summer and I love both jobs. In my spare time, I enjoy reading history and mys-teries, watching football, bass fishing and playing board and card games with friends. I am also very interested in Indian artifacts and have made it my goal to learn to hunt for them. I enjoy building relationships with young people and watching them mature and learn. The little successes they have along the way motivate and excite me and keep me feeling young. I especially enjoy working with students who don't always have an easy time in school. Every teacher has a group that they connect with, and the ones who struggle are mine. I very much look forward to serving the students in Overton for years to come.

Mr. Casey Petersen

Mr. Seth Ehlers

Ms. Brittany Chramosta

Ms. Emilie Powers

Originally from Columbus, NE, I will be coming to you from Hastings. I obtained a bachelor’s degrees in English Literature and Writing as well as Piano Performance from Hastings College in 2009. In 2010, I returned to Hastings College to complete a Masters in Teaching degree with endorsements in English Language Arts and Eng-lish as a Second Language. While working on my MAT degree, I worked as a Graduate Assistant in the college’s Learning Center serving students with special needs and all students who visited their Writing Lab. I student taught during the fall of 2012 at Hastings High School. Since then, I have been substitute teaching in Hastings and surrounding districts. This summer, I plan to teach for a second year at Hastings Migrant Summer School before relocating closer to Overton. I am recently engaged to Shaun Merrigan, originally from Curtis, NE.

Mrs. Emily Brooks

My name is Emily Brooks and I have taught art for 15 years. For five years

I taught 1st-12th art and publications at South Platte Public schools and the

last ten years, I have been teaching art, publications and photography at Kim-

ball Jr/Sr High School.

I have a BA and MA in art education from UNK. I am very excited to re-

turn to teaching Art to all grades and greatly enjoy the smaller school environ-

ment. I am ready to share my enjoyment for art with my new students. In my

spare time I enjoys reading, watching movies, and time with family and friends.

I have been married to my husband Greg for thirteen years, and have two

children, Trace is 5 and Cadence is 3. I would like to say that I am excited to

get to know and work with the staff, faculty, students, and community of Over-

ton.

Ms. Sarah Bennett

Hello Overton Colleagues and Staff, Parents, Students, and Patrons:

My name is Sarah Bennett and I am delighted to be joining Overton’s staff. I have five years experience in teach-

ing 7-12 Science and look forward to sharing my experiences and knowledge with you. I received my Bachelors

degree from Chadron State College and am currently taking graduate classes. In addition, I have had the privilege

of participating in summer internships between teaching years at USDA-MARC Agriculture Center, Clay Center,

NE; at University of Kearney; and as an Ambassador with NASA- AREES Program at Dryden Flight Center,

Palmdale, CA.

Nebraska is my adopted home state since I am originally from Northern Minnesota. While I have not forsaken the

Vikings I am an ardent fan of the Huskers, 'Go BIG Red'. My husband Ben is looking forward to returning to mid-

state Nebraska since Kearney is his hometown. Our son, Kael, will have his school début at Overton in the pre-

kindergarten program. In my spare time, I enjoy being with my husband and our son, being outdoors, taking pho-

tographs of wildlife and anything antique looking, reading, traveling, and relaxing.

Kindergarten Supplies

Large box of Kleenex

4 glue sticks (will need more later in the year)

2 boxes, 8-count CRAYOLA crayons

Pencils

Big Eraser

Paint Shirt

Plastic school box

School bag (without wheels)

Beach towel (for rest mat)

P.E. shoes

2 low odor dry erase markers (may need more later in the year)

Initial all supplies.

Grade 1 Supply List

24 Crayola Crayons

1 box of yellow number two pencils

2 erasers

1 small bottle of white Elmer’s glue

5 glue sticks

2 low odor dry erase markers

1 pair of 5” Fiskar Scissors

Paint Shirt

2 large boxes of Kleenex

P.E. Shoes

Small plastic school box

School bag (Without Rollers)

Grade 2 Supply List

2 wide rule spiral notebooks

pencils

big erasers

24 count crayons

12 count colored pencils

8 count washable markers

4 glue sticks

4 oz. bottle of Elmer’s white glue

Scissors

Plastic pencil box

3 folders

P.E. Shoes

paint shirt

Large box of Kleenex

school bag (without rollers)

Grade 3 Supply List

1 box of pencils (#2)

2 big erasers

1 red pen

2 highlighters

4-5 low odor dry erase markers

24 count Crayola crayons

12 count colored pencils

8 count washable markers

3 glue sticks

1 small bottle of white glue

1 pair of scissors

1 package of wide ruled loose leaf notebook paper

1 three-ring binder — 2”

1 package of 8 subject dividers

1 plastic pencil box or small zipper pouch

2 large boxes of Kleenex

P.E. Shoes

paint shirt

School bag (without rollers)

Grade 4 Supply List

12-24count colored pencils

24 Crayola crayons

8 count washable markers (optional)

Red pen

Pencils (several)

Pink Pearl eraser

3-4 white glue sticks (no purple)

Small bottle of white glue

One (2” only) 3-ring notebook

1 small pkg. wide-ruled notebook filler paper

1 pkg. of page dividers

2 highlighters (different colors)

Scissors

4-6 dry erase markers

2 portfolio pocket folders

Plastic school box

2 large boxes of Kleenex

P.E. shoes

Paint shirt

School bag (without rollers)

Initial all supplies. Please do not bring other

binders or any other pens.

Overton Preschool Supply List

1box of 16 crayons

1box of Ziploc bags(any size)

8 glue sticks

1 box of Crayola washable markers

1large t-shirt for painting (long sleeve works well)

1 large backpack

1 dry erase marker

1box of Kleenex

2013-2014 Elementary School Supply List

The world needs students with a strong art education because: - They know there’s more than one solution to a problem

- They think outside the box

- They care about the way things look, feel, and function

- They analyze what they see

- They imagine

- They Transform

K-6 Spring Art Exhibit and Concert The Overton Kindergarten through Sixth Grades Art students have been working very hard all year. They will have an exhibit to show off all their outstanding projects on Thursday, May 2nd, in the Overton gym. The Art Show will begin at 6:30 P.M., and the Spring Concert at 7:00 P.M. The students may take all of their art work home that night, except for the one marked for the Dawson County Fair. Please come and enjoy this wonderful exhibit.

Fine Arts Night The Overton Middle School and High School Art classes have been working with a variety of media this year, including pencil drawing, printing, clay, acrylic and watercolor painting. They will exhibit their aret work at the Fine Arts Night on Thursday, May 7th at 6:30 P.M. in the Overton gym. Please come view the artwork of our fine artists before the awards program, which will begin at 7:00 P.M.

RETIREMENT CELEBRATIONS

At the end of the 2012-13 school year, Overton Public Schools will bid four

teachers a fond farewell into their retirement: Judy Johnson, Lynette Johnson,

Kevin McConnell, and Tim Ronnenkamp. To honor their service and commitment to

our school and community, an open house will be held on Thursday, May 16th, at

3:00 p.m. in the school commons area. A brief program will begin at 3:15. We hope

to see many community members and former students come to recognize these

long-time teachers!!!!!

FROM THE COUNSELOR’S DESK:

MAY’S CHARACTER TRAITS: Friendship

IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT LINCOLN!!! UNL will no

longer accept ACT or SAT scores sent from high schools starting with students entering

in the summer or fall of 2011. These test scores MUST be sent to UNL DIRECTLY from

the testing agency! Any student interested in attending UNL should make sure they choose

UNL’s code when registering for these tests. The scores will be sent to UNL for free. If

any parent or student has any questions about this policy, please ask Mrs. Luther.

SENIORS: Have you checked out Overton’s website? Click on the “College Information” link.

JUNIORS—it’s never too early to look at this yourself! Another site available is

SchoolSoup.com. It is supposed to be the largest scholarship database in the world. We

have added this link to our website, as well.

SENIORS: If you think you might do your FAFSA online, you need to register for a PIN.

Dependent students must have their parents register. This may be done at

www.pin.ed.gov. FAFSA is the form that allows you to receive college grants and loans

from the government. You will not fill out the form until after the first of the year,

but you can apply for your PIN anytime.

POTENTIAL COLLEGE ATHLETES: register with the NCAA clearinghouse! Come see me if you

have any questions. ACT scores must be sent to the clearinghouse via ACT, not our school.

PLEASE NOTE!!! The NCAA is changing eligibility rules beginning with this year’s senior

and freshmen classes. Division II schools have increased the number of core classes from

14 to 16, a rule that starts with this year’s senior class. Division I has increased its

minimum core class GPA from 2.0 to 2.3. They will also require that 10 of the 16 core

course requirements be finished before the beginning of the student’s 7th semester, or at

the beginning of their senior year. This will impact this year’s freshmen students.

The NAIA has started a registration process for potential athletes, much like the NCAA. If you

have a student interested in playing for one of these colleges, check out their website at

www.playnaia.org.

The next ACT TESTING DATE is June 8th. Registration for that test is due by May 3rd. ACT tests

will be given in Overton in June. Students who qualify for free/reduced lunch prices may be

able to receive a fee waiver from ACT. Remember you now MUST upload a picture to your

application!!!! See Mrs. Luther for more information.

ACT reports that 70% of all test-takers now register online. They are encouraging as many

students as possible to sign up in this manner. Information is in Mrs. Luther’s office; or

you may go to act.org for details or to set up a free account.

BRYAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES in Lincoln will be hosting a HEALTH CAREER CAMP

this summer for high school students to learn more about the medical field. The camp

will be held either July 8-12 or July 22-26. See Mrs. Luther if you are interested.

SOPHOMORES: The UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER will be holding its annual

Summer Health Professions Career Workshop from July 30th to August 2nd. This program

allows students to investigate health careers in a hands-on setting. The cost is $275 and

includes meals, housing, fees, and transportation in Omaha. See Mrs. Luther for an application,

which is due by June 1st.

The UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT LINCOLN is again hosting BIG RED SUMMER ACADEMIC

CAMPS. The camps will be held June 9-14 on the UNL campus for 10th-12th graders (9th

graders can enroll in the Unicameral Youth Legislature Camp) (grade that will be entered

in fall 2013). Applications are due by May 1st for most programs. The following camps will be

offered this summer: App Development, Beef, Crop Science, Culinary Arts and Food

Science, Education, Engineering, Fashion Design, Filmmaking, Unicameral Youth

Legislature, and Veterinary Science. Please see Mrs. Luther ASAP if you are interested!!!!

COLLEGE OPEN HOUSES: See Mrs. Luther for registration information.

SCHOLARSHIPS:

* The NEBRASKA FARM BUREAU will award a $1000 Young Farmers & Ranchers Scholarship for a

student between the ages of 18-35 who is enrolled full-time at a school majoring in an

agricultural-related field. Applications may be found at www.nefb.org and are due by May

1st. The NFB also will give out Educational Loans for students. Loan applications are due

July 1st and are also at www.nefb.org.

* SIGMA PHI EPSILON fraternity at UNK offers a $1000 BALANCED MAN SCHOLARSHIP.

Applicants do NOT have to join the Sig Ep fraternity, but do have to be males attending

UNK. Mrs. Luther has application forms which are due May 31st.

SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH SITES:

* www.Fastaid.com

* www.scholarships.com

* www.fastweb.com

* www.educationquest.com

* www.scholarshipmonkey.com

* www.ScholarshipExperts.com

* www.Schoolsoup.com

* www.CollegeBoard.com

SOPHOMORES: The UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MEDICAL CENTER will be holding its annual

Summer Health Professions Career Workshop from July 30th to August 2nd. This program

allows students to investigate health careers in a hands-on setting. The cost is $275 and

includes meals, housing, fees, and transportation in Omaha. See Mrs. Luther for an

application, which is due by June 1st.

The UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA AT LINCOLN is again hosting BIG RED SUMMER ACADEMIC

CAMPS. The camps will be held June 9-14 on the UNL campus for 10th-12th graders (9th

graders can enroll in the Unicameral Youth Legislature Camp) (grade that will be entered

in fall 2013). Applications are due by May 1st for most programs. The following camps will be

offered this summer: App Development, Beef, Crop Science, Culinary Arts and Food

Science, Education, Engineering, Fashion Design, Filmmaking, Unicameral Youth

Legislature, and Veterinary Science. Please see Mrs. Luther ASAP if you are interested!!!!

COLLEGE OPEN HOUSES: See Mrs. Luther for registration information.

SCHOLARSHIPS:

* The NEBRASKA FARM BUREAU will award a $1000 Young Farmers & Ranchers Scholarship for a

student between the ages of 18-35 who is enrolled full-time at a school majoring in an

agricultural-related field. Applications may be found at www.nefb.org and are due by May

1st. The NFB also will give out Educational Loans for students. Loan applications are due

July 1st and are also at www.nefb.org.

* SIGMA PHI EPSILON fraternity at UNK offers a $1000 BALANCED MAN SCHOLARSHIP.

Applicants do NOT have to join the Sig Ep fraternity, but do have to be males attending

UNK. Mrs. Luther has application forms which are due May 31st.

SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH SITES:

* www.Fastaid.com

* www.scholarships.com

* www.fastweb.com

* www.educationquest.com

* www.scholarshipmonkey.com

* www.ScholarshipExperts.com

* www.Schoolsoup.com

* www.CollegeBoard.com

SENIOR 2014 INFORMATION

Juniors—it is hard to believe, but before you know it, your graduation will be here!!!! It is time to start planning!

The school will again hold a senior class and parents meeting next fall, but I thought I should give everyone a

“heads up” on some planning issues. First, try to schedule your senior picture sessions as soon as possible. Photo-

graphs for the yearbook, composite, newspapers, etc. (a total of 5) will be due on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2013!!!!

(Three baby pictures for the graduation slide show are also due at this time!) Please keep this date in mind when

making your appointments. Photos turned in for the yearbook and composite in the commons area MUST be a VER-

TICAL POSE. Next, take time over the summer to visit some of the college campuses to which you might be inter-

ested in applying. Colleges need you to decide very early in your senior year where you want to attend, especially

for scholarship purposes. The earlier you start visiting campuses, the easier your decision will be regarding where

you feel the most comfortable. Then when you start your senior year next fall, you will be ready to start the ap-

plications when September rolls around. Yes—that is how early you should start the application process!!! So,

Kindergarten Field Trip On April 24th,k the kindergarten class took a trip to Kearney to visit the Good Samaritan Hospital. Our school nurse, Joanie Gehrt, talked to the stu-dents about what goes on in a hospital and the different type of equipment used in a hospital. We went into the Emergency Room and the nurse showed us the equipment used in there. Then the children went outside to the ambulance and the paramedics let them get inside of it. They talked to them about safety and the different kind of equipment in the ambulance. The children really enjoyed their visit to Good Sam.

Student Council:

On April 23, 2013, we had our last Student Council meeting. While at the meeting, we

discussed membership for the 2013-2014 school year. We also nominated our Booster of the

Year. On May 3, 2013, members of the council will help with the Reading Carnival. Council

members discussed the approval of the changes made to the handbook, as well as, the possible

changes in next years class schedule.

Kendra Halley

Public Relations

Free Volleyball Open Gym for Grades 2-8 (girls going into 2st Grade)

Our goal is to introduce fundamental volleyball skills at a young age. This will enable children

to develop skills for junior high and high school athletics. This is a great opportunity and will

benefit any students interested in playing sports. Dates & Times: Tuesdays 9:30-10:30 AM on June 4, 11, 18 and 25

Who: Boys and Girls entering grades 1-8 are invited to attend.

Cost: $0

What to Bring: Each camper is responsible for providing their own workout gear.

Skills: passing, serving, setting, digging, hitting, serve receive, floor skills, defensive skills, peppering, agility, po-

sitional skill instruction, & game playing

Who to Contact:

Hayley Ryan

Overton, NE 68863

Phone: 308-987-2424 Ext. 253

Email: hryan@esu10.org

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Please return the following information to coach Ryan by May 15th if planning to attend:

Parent’s names: ________________________________

Camper’s name: ________________________________

Address: _____________________________________

City: ________________ Zip: ____________

Volleyball Skills Camp/Open Gym

______________________ has permission to participate in Overton Future Eagles Skills Camps/open gym.

I understand the girls/boys will not be covered by the school health insurance. The signature of a parent

or guardian releases Overton Public School, School Board, Administration, and staff of any liabilities. If

an emergency should arise, I authorize the camp coaches and director to seek medical attention for my

daughter or son after attempting to contact me. ___________________________ _________________ ____________________

Parent or Guardian Date Phone

___________________________ _________________

Athlete Date