Centralia Softball plays at Onaga today, doubleheader starting at 4:30 pm.
*LOCATION CHANGE* The game will now be played at Onaga due to field conditions.
Good Luck Panthers!
*LOCATION CHANGE* The game will now be played at Onaga due to field conditions.
Good Luck Panthers!
Centralia Junior High Track has a meet at Valley Heights today.
Field Events start at 1:00 pm.
Running Events start at 2:45 pm with the 3200 m Run.
Good Luck Panthers!
Field Events start at 1:00 pm.
Running Events start at 2:45 pm with the 3200 m Run.
Good Luck Panthers!
Centralia Golf hosts a tournament today at Spring Creek Golf Course in Seneca.
The meet starts at 1:00 pm.
Good Luck Panthers!
The meet starts at 1:00 pm.
Good Luck Panthers!
More pic from FFA Banquet.
Centralia Scholars had our FFA Banquet tonight where the chapter honored all those who accomplished awards and honors throughout the year. Mrs Parthemer and her students did an amazing job!
Congratulations to Jacie Koch and Riley Broxterman who competed well today at the State Music Festival. Riley received a 2 on her flute solo-Jacie received a 1 on flute. Jacie also received a 1 on her vocal solo! Thank you to Mrs Gleason and Mr Shearer for instructing them!
Another great JV meet yesterday in Onaga!
We had two golfers who had their personal best scores.
Mason McClain shot a 48!
And Kalin Olberding shot a 44 and placed 6th!
We had two golfers who had their personal best scores.
Mason McClain shot a 48!
And Kalin Olberding shot a 44 and placed 6th!
Centralia Softball has a home game today versus Doniphan West.
There will be a Senior Night recognition before the 2nd game begins.
The Doubleheader starts at 4:30.
Good Luck Panthers!
There will be a Senior Night recognition before the 2nd game begins.
The Doubleheader starts at 4:30.
Good Luck Panthers!
Centralia High School Track & Field has a meet today in Frankfort.
Field events start at 3:00 pm and Running events start at 4:30 pm.
Good Luck Panthers!
Field events start at 3:00 pm and Running events start at 4:30 pm.
Good Luck Panthers!
Centralia JV Golf travels to Onaga today for a meet starting at 1:00 pm.
Good Luck Panthers!
Good Luck Panthers!
Last Call for flowers through FCCLA, all orders need to be in by Monday morning.
If you would like to order please email Jena Kramer at kramerj@usd380.com.
End of the Year Junior High Dance
May 1st, 7 to 9 pm
For Centralia 6th, 7th & 8th Graders
May 1st, 7 to 9 pm
For Centralia 6th, 7th & 8th Graders
*SENIOR SPOTLIGHT*
Landon Heller
By Landon Beck
On December 24, 2007, Landon Heller was welcomed into the world by Lacey Niehues (Tim) and Lance Heller (Kendra). Landon has three siblings: Quinn, Bennett, and Ty. After high school, he plans to apply for an apprenticeship to become an electrician.
Throughout high school, Landon has been involved in many sports, including football, basketball, golf, and track. Some of his favorite experiences came through sports, where he built friendships with students from both Centralia and Wetmore. One of his favorite high school memories was going to state with the boys and cheering on the teams.
Landon would like to thank all of his teachers, especially Misty Poe, who taught him valuable lessons about his financial future. One of his biggest challenges came during his junior year, when he faced a difficult English class that required him to stay on top of his work. He learned to take things one day at a time and eventually found his rhythm.
To next year’s seniors, Landon offers this advice: “Senior year goes by fast, so make sure to enjoy every second of it. You’ll make a lot of memories and have a lot of fun.” When asked to describe his high school experience in one word, Landon chose enjoyable because of the friendships he formed and the memories he made, especially after changing schools.
Landon is ready to take on the next chapter of his life as he pursues an apprenticeship to become an electrician. He will carry with him everything he has learned from both Wetmore and Centralia, along with the memories, friendships, and life lessons that will guide him as he takes on the responsibilities of the real world.
Landon Heller
By Landon Beck
On December 24, 2007, Landon Heller was welcomed into the world by Lacey Niehues (Tim) and Lance Heller (Kendra). Landon has three siblings: Quinn, Bennett, and Ty. After high school, he plans to apply for an apprenticeship to become an electrician.
Throughout high school, Landon has been involved in many sports, including football, basketball, golf, and track. Some of his favorite experiences came through sports, where he built friendships with students from both Centralia and Wetmore. One of his favorite high school memories was going to state with the boys and cheering on the teams.
Landon would like to thank all of his teachers, especially Misty Poe, who taught him valuable lessons about his financial future. One of his biggest challenges came during his junior year, when he faced a difficult English class that required him to stay on top of his work. He learned to take things one day at a time and eventually found his rhythm.
To next year’s seniors, Landon offers this advice: “Senior year goes by fast, so make sure to enjoy every second of it. You’ll make a lot of memories and have a lot of fun.” When asked to describe his high school experience in one word, Landon chose enjoyable because of the friendships he formed and the memories he made, especially after changing schools.
Landon is ready to take on the next chapter of his life as he pursues an apprenticeship to become an electrician. He will carry with him everything he has learned from both Wetmore and Centralia, along with the memories, friendships, and life lessons that will guide him as he takes on the responsibilities of the real world.
4th and 5th grade enjoyed a field trip to Topeka today. They got a tour of the capitol and enjoyed the view from the top. In the afternoon they did a Myth Buster lesson at the zoo about different animals. Thank you to the Booster Club for paying the zoo fee.
***SCHEDULE CHANGE***
The JV Softball game scheduled for today has been postponed.
A reschedule date will be announced at a later time.
The JV Softball game scheduled for today has been postponed.
A reschedule date will be announced at a later time.
***SCHEDULE CHANGE***
The High School JV Golf meet scheduled for today has been postponed.
It will be made up, tomorrow, April 24th at Onaga at 1 pm.
The High School JV Golf meet scheduled for today has been postponed.
It will be made up, tomorrow, April 24th at Onaga at 1 pm.
***SCHEDULE CHANGE***
The high school track meet scheduled for today in Frankfort has been postponed.
Make up date is tomorrow, April 24th, at 3:00 pm.
The high school track meet scheduled for today in Frankfort has been postponed.
Make up date is tomorrow, April 24th, at 3:00 pm.
*SENIOR SPOTLIGHT*
Meleah Talley By Naomi Haverkamp and Jayden Heidemen
Meleah RaeAnn Talley is a student at Centralia High School in the class of 2026. Her two nicknames are Leah and/or angry elf. She was born on December 19, 2007, to her loving parents, Mathew and Melissa Talley. Meleah has 1 older sibling, Treydon, a sister-in-law who she sees as her real sister, Monica, 2 younger siblings, Tyren and Myla, and a little niece or nephew on the way. Meleah plans to attend Bellus Academy, in Manhattan KS, after high school to get a license in cosmetology 102.
Meleah has been involved with CHS sports and activities throughout high school. She has participated in cross country for four years getting third as a team and 12th individually earning a letter, dance for four years getting All American three of the years, co-captain, and varsity letters, and track for three years going to state one of the years and lettering. She was Student Life Editor in yearbook for 1 year, Kansas Association for Youth for 4 years, STUCO Representative and Group Leader for one year, class president for three years, Superintendent Advisory Group for four years becoming the vice president for two of those years, helper to the school play for three years, and was in Joe Coles Leadership for 4 years. Of all the sports, cross country has been her favorite, she stated, ¨It has taught me to push myself and have a strong mindset. Cross country has such a great atmosphere and you cheer for everyone. One of her favorite high school memories is spending time with friends and getting third at state cross country this year. While balancing school and sports, Meleah has also worked all four years of high school. She worked as a hair salon receptionist and in the Bright Beginnings Childcare Center.
Meleah’s favorite teacher is Mr. Crowther because he is always making her laugh and easy to talk to. With him being her cross country coach, he was always there for her and pushed her to do her best even when she struggled. He helped her to get the never give up mindset. Meleah was always entertained by the boys in her class no matter the time it was. They made her laugh and have fun during the school day.
When asked what she would miss most about high school Meleah stated “The thing I will miss the most about high school is spending time with my classmates laughing and not having a care in the world.” While she will miss high school greatly Meleah is looking forward to her future. Meleah’s perfect future involves moving back home, having a loving husband, having many kids, having a huge house,being centered around Christ, and being financially stable.
Meleah would like to be remembered as a kind and caring person that works hard. She wants people to think of her as a type of person that would do anything to leave smiles on people's faces. Helping others when she can has allowed her to get the chance to be remembered that way. While wanting to leave everyone she cares for with smiles, Meleah also wants to build her dream home, start her own business, and visit the holy land because she thinks it would be a great experience to walk where Jesus walked.
The advice Meleah would give next year's seniors is “Don’t take it for granted it flies bye. Spend as much time with your classmates and laugh it up.” She would tell next year's freshman “Don’t stress, just enjoy high school. It goes by fast.” Meleah’s senior quote is “Someday we’ll look back and smile, and know it was worth every mile” - Chris Stapleton.
Meleah Talley By Naomi Haverkamp and Jayden Heidemen
Meleah RaeAnn Talley is a student at Centralia High School in the class of 2026. Her two nicknames are Leah and/or angry elf. She was born on December 19, 2007, to her loving parents, Mathew and Melissa Talley. Meleah has 1 older sibling, Treydon, a sister-in-law who she sees as her real sister, Monica, 2 younger siblings, Tyren and Myla, and a little niece or nephew on the way. Meleah plans to attend Bellus Academy, in Manhattan KS, after high school to get a license in cosmetology 102.
Meleah has been involved with CHS sports and activities throughout high school. She has participated in cross country for four years getting third as a team and 12th individually earning a letter, dance for four years getting All American three of the years, co-captain, and varsity letters, and track for three years going to state one of the years and lettering. She was Student Life Editor in yearbook for 1 year, Kansas Association for Youth for 4 years, STUCO Representative and Group Leader for one year, class president for three years, Superintendent Advisory Group for four years becoming the vice president for two of those years, helper to the school play for three years, and was in Joe Coles Leadership for 4 years. Of all the sports, cross country has been her favorite, she stated, ¨It has taught me to push myself and have a strong mindset. Cross country has such a great atmosphere and you cheer for everyone. One of her favorite high school memories is spending time with friends and getting third at state cross country this year. While balancing school and sports, Meleah has also worked all four years of high school. She worked as a hair salon receptionist and in the Bright Beginnings Childcare Center.
Meleah’s favorite teacher is Mr. Crowther because he is always making her laugh and easy to talk to. With him being her cross country coach, he was always there for her and pushed her to do her best even when she struggled. He helped her to get the never give up mindset. Meleah was always entertained by the boys in her class no matter the time it was. They made her laugh and have fun during the school day.
When asked what she would miss most about high school Meleah stated “The thing I will miss the most about high school is spending time with my classmates laughing and not having a care in the world.” While she will miss high school greatly Meleah is looking forward to her future. Meleah’s perfect future involves moving back home, having a loving husband, having many kids, having a huge house,being centered around Christ, and being financially stable.
Meleah would like to be remembered as a kind and caring person that works hard. She wants people to think of her as a type of person that would do anything to leave smiles on people's faces. Helping others when she can has allowed her to get the chance to be remembered that way. While wanting to leave everyone she cares for with smiles, Meleah also wants to build her dream home, start her own business, and visit the holy land because she thinks it would be a great experience to walk where Jesus walked.
The advice Meleah would give next year's seniors is “Don’t take it for granted it flies bye. Spend as much time with your classmates and laugh it up.” She would tell next year's freshman “Don’t stress, just enjoy high school. It goes by fast.” Meleah’s senior quote is “Someday we’ll look back and smile, and know it was worth every mile” - Chris Stapleton.
Elementary classes released butterflies today at recess! 🦋
*SENIOR SPOTLIGHT*
Wade Deters by Torrant Engelken and Ian Arnold
Adam Deters and Lacie Carlson welcomed their first son, Wade Garrett Deters to the world on May 29, 2007. Wade lives on his dad’s farm outside of Centralia. He has two older siblings, Deborah and David. Wade also has four younger siblings William, Oren, Darian, and Randall. After school, Wade plans to return to Highland Community College to obtain his Certificate of Completion in Welding. Through high school, Wade has been involved in football all four years and went to state his junior year. Wade was also involved in track all four years and wrestling for his junior and senior years. Wade’s favorite memory from high school was going to state with the football team, stating it is an experience he will never forget. Wade said the most challenging part of high school was Mrs. Julie Gleason's class because of all the work. He overcame this by completing his work and finishing on time. But if there was one moment Wade could relive it would be his last regional match in wrestling. He was wrestling number 3-ranked wrestler in the league, with Wade being the number 5-ranked wrestler in the league. He went in with confidence, fought hard, and almost came up with the win. One fun fact about Wade, that most people don’t know about, is that his name is from the movie “Roadhouse”. High school prepared Wade for the future by showing him that cutting corners is not the right thing to do and that you are better off doing it right the first time. Wade credits his coach, Brandon Merriman because he helped Wade love the sport of wrestling. When asked to sum up his high school years in one word, Wade said “Boring” because he felt that if he were more involved with clubs, he could have had more fun. To next year's seniors, Wade offered some advice, “Live in the moment because most of you won't step back on to the field, court, or mat, again so don’t take anything for granted.”
Wade Deters by Torrant Engelken and Ian Arnold
Adam Deters and Lacie Carlson welcomed their first son, Wade Garrett Deters to the world on May 29, 2007. Wade lives on his dad’s farm outside of Centralia. He has two older siblings, Deborah and David. Wade also has four younger siblings William, Oren, Darian, and Randall. After school, Wade plans to return to Highland Community College to obtain his Certificate of Completion in Welding. Through high school, Wade has been involved in football all four years and went to state his junior year. Wade was also involved in track all four years and wrestling for his junior and senior years. Wade’s favorite memory from high school was going to state with the football team, stating it is an experience he will never forget. Wade said the most challenging part of high school was Mrs. Julie Gleason's class because of all the work. He overcame this by completing his work and finishing on time. But if there was one moment Wade could relive it would be his last regional match in wrestling. He was wrestling number 3-ranked wrestler in the league, with Wade being the number 5-ranked wrestler in the league. He went in with confidence, fought hard, and almost came up with the win. One fun fact about Wade, that most people don’t know about, is that his name is from the movie “Roadhouse”. High school prepared Wade for the future by showing him that cutting corners is not the right thing to do and that you are better off doing it right the first time. Wade credits his coach, Brandon Merriman because he helped Wade love the sport of wrestling. When asked to sum up his high school years in one word, Wade said “Boring” because he felt that if he were more involved with clubs, he could have had more fun. To next year's seniors, Wade offered some advice, “Live in the moment because most of you won't step back on to the field, court, or mat, again so don’t take anything for granted.”
