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Sixty Years Apart-- Lightning Strikes Twice With Lumpe & Eierman

If you check all boys primary school class and ask, "What will you be when you grow up," you're likely to get many answers. There will be those who aspire to become astronauts, doctors, lawyers and cowboys, but there will be few who are still clinging to the dream of being a professional athlete, a basketball player, football player or a baseball player, as in Warsaw own Jerry Lumpe, or now, sixty years later, Johnny Eierman.Since then, Eierman had the opportunity to play with teams like the American Legion Post # 653 Sedalia, and the Midwest Nationals, an organization based in the Prime Minister was baseball in Springfield, MO, which allows players to develop playing elite competition across the country and the Bombers Sedalia, a summer baseball team that consists of college players who wish to develop their skills by playing the competition in preparation for entering the draft Major League Baseball. "It was a really hard decision for me," said Eierman. "The two options were very tempting.I could not go wrong with either choice. But at the end of the day, I was ready to play baseball full time. This has always been my dream and I never wanted to put myself in a situation where I look back and wonder, "what if". "" He also stayed at the club drafted me, "said Eierman." Before the project, I kind of had a list of my favorite clubs because of their organization and their history of development actors, and Tampa Bay was one of them. They have great coaches at all levels of their operating system and they focus on the progress of their young players."After his retirement, Lumpe returned to Springfield, Mo., to dabble in private business, but again got the baseball" bug "in 1971, when asked to be the first base coach and infield for the Oakland Athletics now. What he did for one season before deciding to finally hang up his boots for good and turn his attention to his family and the peaceful life in the Ozarks. But you never hear Lumpe complain that he missed on only the things he was fortunate to be part of.

Scholarships awarded to River View students

WARSAW — More than 100 scholarships totaling $215,000 were awarded at the 2011 River View Academic Achievement and Senior Recognition Assembly held at the end of the school year. Scholarships and awards went to:

» Air Force Top Math and Science Student — Kimberly Sycks.

» Army Reserve Scholar/Athlete — Allexis Davis and Nicholas Meyers.

» Dekalb Outstanding Senior Agriculture Award — Jordon Mullett.

» Denny Darr Outstanding Male Athlete Award — Bryce Pepper.

» Gap Student of the Year Award — Elizabeth Moore.

» Marin Scholar, Athlete, Semper Fi –Samantha Reed, Olivia Neace and Brandon Stewart.

» OHSAA Archie Griffin — Kimberly Sycks and Dylan Atkinson.

» OHSAA State Farm Scholar Athlete Award — Neal Fox and Taylor Fox.

» Doug Swigert Memorial Award — Taylor Fox.

» VFW 2040 Voice of Democracy — Emily Stout.

» Robert C. Byrd Scholarship — Kimberly Sycks.

"Top 10 percent - Molly Daniel, Allex Davis, Lexi Davis, Darlee Dawson, Neal Fox, Fox Taylor, Laurin Hampton, Kasi Karr, Brianna Moran, Olivia Néac, Alexa Norris, Sydney Poorman, Brice Ringwalt, Katie Sampel, Emily Stout Kimberly syck and Callie Wright.

"President Academic Excellence to students with a 3.5 GPA and 85 percent score on the verbal act or mathematics - Molly Daniel Neal Fox, Fox Taylor, Laurin Hampton, Kasi Karr, Olivia Néac, Alexa Norris, Sydney Poorman, Emily Stout and syck Kimberly.

» Award of Merit to seniors completing a College Prep schedule and maintaining top 25 percent status — Autumn Appis, Molly Daniel, Jalen McMahan, Jordon Mullett, Alexa Norris, Sydney Poorman, Toshia Priest, Kimberly Sycks and Callie Wright.

» River View Administration Honors Diploma — Autumn Appis, Molly Daniel, Allexis Davis, Karlee Dawson, Neal Fox, Taylor Fox, Laurin Hampton, Kasi Karr, Brianna Moran, Jordon Mullett, Olivia Neace, Bryce Pepper, Melanie Rice and Emily Stout.

» Ohio Department of Education 2011 Honors Diploma — Sydney Poorman and Kimberly Sycks.

» Leanne Marie Hittle Memorial Scholarship — Brianna Moran.

» William and Mary Arnett Memorial Scholarship — Nick Rahn.

» Lena Baker Memorial Scholarship — Courtnie Wright.

» Troy Waybright Memorial Scholarship — Brandon Stewart.

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