D.A.R.E. Essay Winners Honored

Posted on Author Michael Gallenberger
Back row: Argos Police Chief Corey Bowman, Bremen Police Sergeant Matt Schnaible, Marshall County Sheriff Matthew Hassel, Culver Police Officer John Duhnovsky, Plymouth Asst. Police Chief Mark Owen, Bourbon Police Officer Matt Haskins; Front row: Lizzy Edmonds, Argos Schools; Ellia Foster, Saint Paul’s Lutheran School; Galen Hochstetler, Bremen Schools; Dayne Garbacik, Culver Schools; Madison Voreis, Plymouth Schools; Dorothy Karris, Saint Michael School; Brooklin Wilhite, Triton Schools.
Back row: Argos Police Chief Corey Bowman, Bremen Police Sergeant Matt Schnaible, Marshall County Sheriff Matthew Hassel, Culver Police Officer John Duhnovsky, Plymouth Asst. Police Chief Mark Owen, Bourbon Police Officer Matt Haskins; Front row: Lizzy Edmonds, Argos Schools; Ellia Foster, Saint Paul’s Lutheran School; Galen Hochstetler, Bremen Schools; Dayne Garbacik, Culver Schools; Madison Voreis, Plymouth Schools; Dorothy Karris, Saint Michael School; Brooklin Wilhite, Triton Schools.

Seven local D.A.R.E. students were recognized during a banquet Thursday. Essay winners from each of the seven schools that take part in Marshall County’s D.A.R.E program had the chance to read their essay during the event.

Additionally, they each received a $100 check from Project D.A.R.E. of Marshall County, and their names have been added to their school’s plaque of essay winners.

 

Marshall County D.A.R.E. Essay Winners:

  • Lizzy Edmonds, Argos Schools
  • Ellia Foster, Saint Paul’s Lutheran School
  • Galen Hochstetler, Bremen Schools
  • Dayne Garbacik, Culver Schools
  • Madison Voreis, Plymouth Schools
  • Dorothy Karris, Saint Michael School
  • Brooklin Wilhite, Triton Schools