YANKTON HIGH SCHOOL 4THQUARTER HONOR ROLL

Roll of ExcellenceSeniors — Banan AbdAlKreem,

Kali Adams, Charles Alderson,Joshua Arens, Morgan Bakke,Theresa Barnes, Evan Bergeson,Jacob Bies, Frae Binder, TylerBryan, Kelsey Butler, SavannahChambers, Olivia Christopher, Jes-sica Culver, Fiona Dahlberg, DustinDvorak, Jessica Erickson, JohnFanta, Kelsey Fitzgerald, AlexisFokken, Megan Ford, Katie Freng,Jessica Goeken, Katelyn Gree-neway, Samantha Hanson, MaKaylaHelmer, Sarah Hicks, James Hisek,Andrew Hummel, Troy Hunhoff,John Iverson, Beth Jensen, Mi-randa Johnson, Taylor Kathol,Bryce Keegan, Alyssa Klimisch,Drew Konopasek, KatieKotschegarow, Lindsay Kruse,Marissa Kuipers, Mackenzie Lar-son, Jase Likness, Cameron Luken,Sarah McDonald, Paige Medeck,Casey Mier, Megan Mingo, AbigailMitchell, Allen Montefering, Joce-lyn Moon, Brianna Newman, SarahPearson, Helena Pokorny, CassiePospishil, Morgan Privett, GeorgeProvancial, Erin Rasmussen, AlexRehurek, Michael Rucker, SarahSantos, Cyndal Sathe, AlexanderSavage, Tyler Schindler, PadenSchmidt, Allyssa Schroeder, Bri-anna Shindler, Cayla Slattery, Jack-son Smith, Whitney Specht, AdamSpencer, Nichole Steiner, LesleyStone, Eric Stratman, MatthewStrom, Andrew Struck, CharlotteTaggart, Payton Terca, McKaylaThieman, Michaela Trail, SamuelWendte, Devin Westerman, JessicaWirth

Juniors — Brittany Ament, Hai-ley Bockholt, Derek Brenner, DevinClark, Haley Conrad, Brice Cow-man, Richard Culver, Alex Dangler,Brandon Dolejsi, Layne Droppers,Ashley Eilers, Alex Fields, BrennaFitzsimmons, Brandon Frick, Al-liyah Greaver, Justin Grode, AnnaGulick, Ashtyn Haak, TessaHacecky, Gretta Hans, BradleyHawkins, Laura Hebda, JordanHejna, Josey Kaiser, Paige Kanaly,Brianna Kelly, Molly King, HunterKoch, Elsie Kotalik, Annie Kruse,Mariah LaCroix, Andrew Larson,Alexis Layne, Amber Livingston,Hailey Luken, Kamrie Mammola,Logan Megard, Antonia Montoya,Mitchell Mueller, Ryan Olson,Martha Ordaz, Kalyn Peterka, Jes-sica Popovich, Tara Richardson,Taylor Rothenbergr, Kaylin Rowell,Lane Sawatzke, Alyssa Schild, An-gelleah Schild, Alexa Schrempp,Abby Schulte, Tierney Scoblic,Casey Skillingstad, Juan Skorey,Abigail Slattery, Rylee Smith, Jas-mine Snoozy, William Steward,Blake Swensen, Tanner Termansen,Morgan Tessier, Abbey Van-Meeteren, Matthew Watt, BrendanWechsler, Landon Withrow, LiamWright, Brooke Wuebben

Sophomores — Garrett Adam,Wyatt Adam, Leslie Alarcon,Kendyll Albrecht, Adam Arens, Ja-clyn Arens, Jonathan Barkl, DavidBarnes, Abbygail Bartlett, DanielleBeckmann, Kyle Bergeson, PatrickBinder, Samuel Bisgard, BrookeBlom, Amanda Boon, Alexa Bryan,Benjamin Cameron, Kimberly Cap,Samuel Carda, Tyler Carr, ConnorChambers, Michael Chavis, Madi-son Dangler, John Dannenbring,Julie DeWitt, Shannon Doyle,Rachael Dvorak, Meagan Eilers,Charlotte Ekeren, Rachael Eskins,Paul Fanta, Matthew Fitzgerald,Alexandra Foxhoven, KaitlynFrank, Evan Greeneway, BradyHale, Heather Hauer, Evan Hoff-man, Rodney Holman, Kess Houck,Reid Hunhoff, Morgyn Jaquith,Faith Jeffcoat, Mahri Jones,Betheny King, Ethan Klimisch, Jes-sica Kotschegarow, NicholasLaFave, Lindsay Larson, ZachariahLattea, Julia Layne, Shelbi Lee,Story Lesher, Kendall Lillie, Jo-hanna Lippert, Madeleine Logue,Kimberly Magnuson, Broc Mauch,Aesley McNeill, Haley Mines, ColeModeregger, Malan Moody, TylerNovak, Selena Olvera, RachelOrton, Janae Osborne, JacquelynPajl, Elizabeth Pearson, CalliePospishil, Lucas Rockne, TristanRoy, Elizabeth Rust, Taylor Ruter,Joselyn Salvatori, Abigail Schmidt,Danielle Schmidt, Jacob Selgestad,Wilbur Selzler, Jason Shindler,Gabriella Slowey, Andriana Sprakel,Kristen Steiner, Meggie Steiner,Charles Stephenson, Allison Sterk,Ryan Sternhagen, Paige Thieman,Allie Thiesse, Brad Ulmer, MaggieWallis, Adam Walter, Tyler We-nande, Erica Westerman, AlexWieseler, Kaylee Wooton, HayleeWorm, Anna Wuestewald

Freshmen — Bashir Abd AlKreem, Grace Adam, Austin Ament,Theodore Anders, Ellen Andersen,Ashli Becker, Brianna Benjamin,Colby Benson, Ashley Bilbrey, Han-nah Bockholt, Sydney Boots, Gar-ner Brandt, Ethan Brausey,Savannah Busskohl, Grant Cam-mock, Alina Chu, Natasha Clark,Ramzie Cronin, Micah Davenport,Amy Doering, Sophie Drotzmann,Kylee Duncan, Danielle Dvorak,Tanner Dykstra, Christopher Eilers,Skylar Elle, Ellison Fedders, NatalieFerris, Javier Flores, Brock Folkers,Rachel Frick, Rebecca Frick, LaurelFriedenbach, Sheldon Gant, Bri-anna Geigle, Danielle Gillis, JerykaGoble, Paige Golden, Ryan Golden,Amanda Gravholt, Talitha Greaver,Alicia Gregoire, Samuel Gusso,Christopher Haas, Allyssa Hagen,Spencer Huber, Aedan Huntley,Sydney Ingalls, Olivia Jeffcoat, Han-nah Johnson, Joseph Kelly, JennaKoenigs, Jeffrey Koller, AdrienneKusek, Emilee LaBarge, AshleyLacey, Joseph Layne, Nathan List,Erin Luken, Madeline Manning,Noah Marsh, Kirsten May, Darian

Miller, Jessica Muehlbeier, KaiseeMurphy, Ana Ordaz, Brett Pardy,Presley Pasco, Meet Patel, AndrewPeitz, Cody Perakslis, Sean Rolfs,Danielle Salvatori, Reid Sawatzke,Haley Schild, Kenneth Schroeder,Ashley Schweitzer, Alexis Sejnoha,Jacqueline Shepherd, AmberSimek, Jacob Smith, Juliana Soto,Mason Sundleaf, Rayden Terca,Jenna Trail, Juan Valadez, AshleyVanMeeteren, Noah Vetter, TannerWatts, Katelyn Weinandt, Saman-tha Wenzlaff, Hannah Williams,Alexander Withrow, Rachel Wood,Savannah Woods

HONOR ROLL: Seniors — Caroline Al-Azzeh,

Kayla Barger, Kennedy Bartunek,Zachary Benjamin, Alexa Berg,Maria Binder, Ryan Chavis,Makayla Christensen, MacenzieCronin, Kayle Diefenderfer, TatumDraskovic, Kaitlin Drobny, BrianaEarl, Jaidan Eide, Christopher El-dred, Kourtney Erickson, JadeGaukel, Derek Gravhold, JuanGutierrez, Matthew Hofer, Ben-jamin Holman, Dustin Hopper,Mikala Hora, Hannah Horn, TravisHunt, Maddie Husman, AshleyHussein, Tayler Hutchison, TylerJohnbson, Thomas Kellen,Zachary Kosmatka, ThomasKruse, Ethan Lucht, Trace Millage,Damien Muth, Payton Prickett,Logan Ramey, Nicholaus Robin-son, Jessica Roth, Tristin Rueb,Noah Russaw, Patrick Ryken, RyanSchaefers, Silas Schaeffer, ClaraSchild, Evan Schroeder, KellenSoulek, Regan Specht, AmandaSteiner, Kayla Sylvester, CandiceVanHoozen, Logan VanWinkleZachary Waiter, Molly Wermers,Samantha Whitley, Jessica Winter-ringer, Kennedy Winterringer,Stephanie Wootton

Juniors — Brynn Albers,Staphanie Anderson, BrooklynBender, Michelle Bicknell, AlannaBinder, Ashley Binder, Emily Bos,Brian Brandt, Colton Brinkman,Lindsay Christensen, Brett Ewald,Jennifer Feilmeier, Colton Frohre-ich, Anthony Gartner, Cody Hanz-lik, Gregory Hauer, Haley Hedges,Keeley Hedges, Tyler Highland,Morgan Hill, Matthew Hilson,James Hofer, Damian Janssen,

Mataya Johns, Alexandra John-son, Lindsey King, Susanna Kins-ley, Brooke Loecker, StevenMcKee, Allie Murphy, Trevor Nel-son, Jade Rembold, Katie Rodig,Taylor Rueb, Levi Schaeffer,Samantha Schultz, Carson Smith,Ashley Smurthwaite, JennicaSpence, Brae Stone, Lillie Tacke,Brody Woehl, Taylor Zoss

Sophomores — Mattie Blagg,Mason Blaha, Tristen Brinkman,Raquel Cole, Levi Davis, Jenna De-Boer, Caitlen Evans, BaileyFranzen, Cody Geary, KatieGoolsby, Jace Guthmiller, AlexaHaag, Mikayla Hastreiter, GeorgeHite, Jacob Hubbs, Kassie Ish-mael, Lexie Johannsen, AbigailJohnson, Austin Johnson, MakaylaKlein, Shelby Kleinschmit, Chan-dler Kolberg, Mary Madsen, BrodyMcClure, Dalton Miller, DylanModeregger, Evan Moon, CadeNewland, Shania Osborne, DeliaPadron Gonzales, Brandon Pavel,James Preheim-Reindl, KahtiaRedlightning, Michael Rice, SarahRockne, Lee Rose, Brian Roth,Austin Saraceni, Mitchell Schling-man, Derek Schmidt, MikaylaSchroeder, Joshua Stillo, MasonStrahl, Steven Tacke, Jack Tramp,Mitchell Vavra, Patrick Weinandt

Freshmen — Landon Binder,Michael Bouza, Kourtney Chris-tensen, Devin Cook, Robert Darcy,Cody DeJong, Preslee Edler,Samantha Ekeren, Tanner Frick,Paul Gallinger, McKenna Golden,Nicholas Hauser, MirandaHeadley, Adam Heine, SamanthaHeumiller, Zachary Janssen, BryceJensen, Wyatt Kellen, KeeleyKleinsasser, Dylan Klimisch,Christopher Kreitzinger, Ciara Kul-havy, Lanae Lane, Jordan Lucht,Kevin Magana, Michael Maldon-ado, Kaytlynn Marlette, AdrianaMcManus, Lincoln Megard, Ben-jamin Mooney, Colin Muth, SarahOdom, Abby Oien, Logan Oster,Payton Pierce, Jared Rafferty, Jys-tice Rossiter, Alikah Sasse, BlaeSavey, Erica Schaefers, AllenSchild, Levi Schmidt, BrandonShortbull, Bradey Sorenson,Mikayla Trenhaile, Alleysia Ugof-sky, McKenna VanWinkle,Breeanna Viverette, Amber Win-ters.

Saturday, 6.8.13ON THE WEB: www.yankton.net

NEWS DEPARTMENT: news@yankton.net 5PRESS DAKOTANlife

BY TOM AND RAY MAGLIOZZIKing Features Syndicate

Dear Tom and Ray: I have a 2005 Hyundai Sonata. It has just

reached 60,000 miles. Should I have the tim-ing belt changed, even though there are noproblems? My dad was a car mechanic, andnow he is fixing cars in heaven, but everyonce in a while I will dream about something(he really taught me a lot, and would call mewhen he knew stuff had to be done and say,“Get the oil changed this week,” or “Checkyour brakes this week”). I keep having a re-curring dream about the timing belt. What doyou think? Thanks. —Kate

RAY: I don’t know if Freud ever wrote any-thing about timing-belt dreams. I’ll have tolook that up.

TOM: Your dad sounds like he was a greatguy, Kate. And he’s still serving you well,even in your dreams.

RAY: The timing-belt-change interval forthis car happens to be 60,000 miles. So this isexactly the right time to change it.

TOM: This is not a car you want to justtake your chances with. Both the four- andsix-cylinder engines for this car (you don’t

say which one you have) are what we call “in-terference” engines.

RAY: That means that when the timingbelt breaks, the valves and pistons “interfere”with each other ... the way, say, Floyd May-weather “interferes” with his opponent’snose in the boxing ring. The result is serious(and costly) engine damage.

TOM: And even though you probably havea 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty

on this car, Hyundai probably will not honorit if you neglect key scheduled maintenancelike this.

RAY: So listen to Dad, Kate, and get thetiming belt changed.

TOM: By the way, I keep having a recur-ring dream in which MY late father tells me tostop working with my brother — what do youmake of that?

RAY: That’s not Dad, and it’s not a dream.That’s me yelling at you when you fall asleepunder a car you’re supposed to be workingon.

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Should you keep a car forever or dump itafter three years, before trouble starts? Findout in Tom and Ray’s pamphlet “Should I Buy,Lease, or Steal My Next Car?” Send $4.75(check or money order) to Next Car, P.O. Box536475, Orlando, FL 32853-6475.

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“Ask Click and Clack: Answers from Car Talk.”Got a question about cars? Write to Click andClack in care of this newspaper, or email themby visiting the Car Talk website atwww.cartalk.com.

© 2013 by Tom and Ray Magliozzi and Doug Berman

CAR TALKTom and Ray Magliozzi

Your Father Still Knows Best

Summer Food Service(At Webster School)

Monday — Round PizzaTuesday — Chicken NuggetsWednesday — Chicken FajitaThursday — MeatballsFriday — Chicken Burger

The Center — YanktonMonday — Spaghetti

Tuesday — Liver & OnionsWednesday — Swiss SteakThursday — Pork RoastFriday — Beef Tips

Tabor Senior Citizens CenterMonday — N/ATuesday — Hungarian GoulashWednesday — HamThursday — HamburgerFriday — N/A

Menus listed below are for the week of June 10. Menus are subject to change without notice.All meals are served with milk.

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Tribal Relations Committee To Meet June 11PIERRE — The South Dakota Legislature’s State-Tribal Relations

Committee will meet on Tuesday, June 11, in Pierre in Room 413 ofthe Capitol, beginning at 9 a.m.

The committee will hear informational presentations by Secre-tary JR LaPlante of the Department of Tribal Relations, Dr. CraigHowe of the Center for American Indian Research and Native Stud-ies, and representatives of the departments of Revenue, Correc-tions, and Education. Public testimony will be taken and the publicis invited to attend.

The State-Tribal Relations Committee was created by statute in1993 (SDCL 2-6-20). The committee consists of ten state legislatorsappointed to two-year terms and is directed to make a continuingstudy of relations between state and local governments and thetribes and their tribal governments and to serve as a forum for thediscussion of issues of mutual concern.

Committee members for the 2013-2014 term are Sens. Stan Adel-stein (R-Rapid City), Jim Bradford (D-Pine Ridge), Russell Olson (R-Madison), Billie Sutton (D-Burke) and Craig Tieszen (R-Rapid City);and Reps. Troy Heinert (D-Mission), Kevin Killer (D-Pine Ridge),Elizabeth May (R-Kyle), Lee Qualm (R-Platte) and Mike Verchio (R-Hill City).

Parks And Rec Dept Hosting Teen NightThe Yankton Parks and Recreation Department is sponsoring its

first “Late Night For Teens” of the summer on Friday, June 14 at Me-morial Pool from 8-10 p.m. The event theme is “Summer is here, andthe living is easy!”

Come dance the night away with this popular teen event. It issure to be a night to remember. Teen nights are for middle and highschool students only.

For more information, call 668-5234 or stop by the Summit Activ-ities Center at 1801 Summit Street, Yankton. Remember to followthe Yankton Parks and Recreation Department on their Facebookpage.

The Yankton Area Chamberof Commerce Agri-BusinessCommittee announces theeighth annual Ag Gala to be heldTuesday, June 18, 2013 at theRiverfront Event Center, 121 W.Third St. The Ag Gala has be-come the signature event in theGreater Yankton Area to pro-mote and recognize the agricul-tural industry, area agproducers and their importanceto our economy.

Beginning at 5 p.m. guestswill be able to sample winesfrom three wineries: Nissen Win-ery, Hartington, Neb.; ValiantWinery, Vermillion; and WhiteHeaded Robin, Viborg. Duringthis time, vendors will havebooths showcasing their prod-ucts, services and relationshipswith the Ag community. At 6:45p.m. the social hour will be fol-lowed by dinner with The SouthDakota Cattlemen”s Associationas the major sponsor with beefsirloin being the featured entréeprepared by HyVee.

The program will begin at7:30 p.m. with South Dakota Lt.Gov. Matt Michels as the Masterof Ceremonies. The PromotingAgricultural Youth (PAY) Schol-arship recipients will be an-nounced and recognized fortheir achievement. The P.A.Y.Scholarship Endowment wascreated to financially assist ahigh school senior in the Yank-ton area that wanted to pursuepost-secondary education in therelated fields of agriculture. Dueto the success of the Ag GalaP.A.Y. auction over the past sev-eral years, four $3,500 scholar-ships will be awarded this year.A live auction by auctioneerGreg Ryken of Yankton LivestockAuction Market will follow theseawards. The auction consists ofdonated items to help continueto secure funds for the P.A.Y.program..

The Agri-Business Committeewill honor the 2013 Farm Familyof the Year at the gala. Past win-ners include: Robert and Mari-

lyn Lyngstad Family, Jim andSharon Petrik Family, Dave Dvo-racek Family, Dale Bye, Lutherand Joan Nielson, RobertHauger Family, Robert and JulieWalloch Family, Henry andJeanette Zimmerman, Phillipand Charlene Bennett Family,Randy and Val Svendsen Family,Susan and John Goeken Family,Frank and Jolene Kralick Family,Dennis and Peg Michel Family,Grant and Carol Reade Familyand Sylliaasen Farms. The selec-tion of the Farm Family is basedon the following criteria:

• Families must be active inagricultural production of live-stock and/or crop and is theirmain source of income.

• They must show commu-nity involvement whetherthrough civic organizations,school, sports or church.

• They must be involved inagricultural industry organiza-tions whether it is local, stateand/or federal plus the overallfarm family image, farming his-tory and unique or special pro-duction is taken intoconsideration.

This year’s keynote speakeris Amy Kirk. Her program, “Con-necting With People ThroughAgriculture and Humor,” willshare how in her search for top-ics for her column A Ranch-wife”s Slant, she hasinadvertently learned that find-ing humor in unpleasant situa-tions can be a coping tool fordealing with the daily challengesas well as industry wide chal-lenges that pertain to agricul-ture. Kirk is a ranch wife on acow-calf operation near Pringle.She has a passion for agricul-ture, the outdoors, and writesweekly humor columns aboutthe ranching experience withher husband and kids.

Ag Gala tickets can be pur-chased until June 11. For ticketsand more information, visitwww.yanktonsd.com/aggala orcontact the Yankton Chamber at(605) 665-3636.

8th Annual Yankton AgGala Set For June 18

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