SOLO AND ENSEMBLE from page 1 (freshmen), Addison Tomashaski (freshmen), Dakota Waala (senior), Aaron Szuster (junior), and Daniel Zeman (Junior). Our low brass ensemble is entirely made up of seniors and is going to state. This group includes Zach Heiser, Jacob Ebert, Hunter Pick, Jacob Becker, Dakota Waala, and Jacob Parodo. Our woodwind ensemble includes Kaitlyn Blank, Emma Sielski

|KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY| 5 Years Ago April 4, 2019 Early on the morning of March 17, David and Heather Lettow woke up to some loud bangs. Their barn was on fire. David went out to try and save the calves that were in the barn while Heather called 911. David went to the edge of the driveway and knew he wasn’t going to get the calves out of the barn. The barn was completely engulfed. The couple

SENIOR DINING from page 3 etables, Romaine salad with golden Italian dressing, breadstick, fresh apple, ice cream cup. Friday: Pub burger with provolone on onion roll, ketchup/mustard, double baked potato casserole, cucumber salad, apricots. To make reservations, please call 262-3354497 or 877-306-3030 one day in advance by noon. Meadowcreek Complex 262-483-2056. Menu is subject to

| IT ALL STARTS WITH YOU | Benefits of Brushing Your Teeth Wrong JAMIE LYNN GOURLIE CONTRIBUTOR Dearest you, Are you up for a fun challenge that can also enhance the quality of your brain function? A few years ago, a friend and hypnotist of mine suggested brushing our teeth with our non-dominant hand. I was instantly intrigued, but a little hesitant. Like myself, you might be wondering,

IT ALL STARTS WITH YOU from page 10 brain’s ability to adapt and rewire itself. • Mindfulness and focus are enhanced as it forces you to slow down and focus on the task at hand. This can be beneficial for reducing stress and improving overall attention control. So, I encourage you this week to explore using your non-dominant hand and as you do, take your time and think about your ability