Kennedy Dental hygienists Ashley Jenkins and Rebecca Fitzgerald demonstrate how to brush and floss properly during a recent presentation for children at the Indian Lake Community Church Day Care Center for Children’s Dental Month. For the demonstration in the photo, the children standing represent teeth, and the hygienists wove a jump rope in between them to represent floss. The following tips were offered for good oral hygiene: Brush and floss properly by brushing with toothpaste containing fluoride at least two times a day and floss one time a day; eat healthy foods for snacks and well-balanced meals instead of candy and other sugary snacks; and get regular dental checkups. The hygienists also told the children it was important to allow their parents to help them brush and floss. Kennedy Dental has offices in Indian Meadows, Huntsville, and Marysville, and Hillary Wickline, Kennedy Dental business coordinator, also participated in the session. (PHOTO | KENNEDY DENTAL)

The royal court from Indian Lake High School’s Snowball Dance that took place Saturday were, from left, sophomore Cody Bowles, junior Daniel Fry, king Jeramy Adams, senior Zane Reprogle and freshman Joey Davidson. (PHOTO | INDIAN LAKE HIGH SCHOOL)

Indian Lake Class of 1972 celebrated its 40-year reunion late last summer at Captain’s Point at Indian Lake. Pictured from the left, are, first row: Maureena Friestuhler, Cindy Babyak, Susie Francis Vagedes, Patti Nichols Bevington, Richie Shaner and Matt Ragland; second row: Kim Bradford Mason, Angie Wallace Short, Jo Bechtel Prater, Diane Miller Mouser, Kip Carter and Lori Wilt Carter; third row: Steve Yoakum, Fritz Krouskop, Ralph Tavner, Marilee Mackesy Lerman, Karen Maag Wischmeyer, Aliese Davis, Gloria Wallace Armstrong, Curt Gibson and Dennis Clay; and fourth row: Mike Collins, Jack Beatley, K.C. Fields, Rick Hinkle Johnson, Chuck Mallory, Rick Beck, Ron Carmin and Pete Krajewsky. Not pictured are Steve Powell, Tony Ganson and Diana Budd Fissel. (PHOTO | GLORIA ARMSTRONG)

Knights of Columbus Chapter 1782 member Jim Naderer checks ticket orders as Denny Miller mans the fryer Friday evening during the Lenten fish fries as St. Patrick’s Catholic Church. The group served about 350 meals during the weekly meal, which takes place from 5 to 7 p.m. each Friday. (EXAMINER PHOTO | REUBEN MEES)

From the left, neighbors Shelbee Hile, 11; Brooklynne Goble, 4; and Bellefontaine High School junior Chastina Kirtley, are entertained Thursday evening by “Snoopy,” a dog from the Humane Society Serving Logan County during the high school’s annual Family Appreciation Night. The evening included representatives from a number of community organizations, along with displays of student work, entertainment, a free meal and parent-teacher conferences. (EXAMINER PHOTO | MANDY LOEHR)

Professor Harold Hill, standing, played by Austin Blankemeyer, tries to woo Librarian Marian Paroo, played by Katie Vetorino, while teens in the town library pretend not to watch Wednesday evening during a dress rehearsal for Bellefontaine High School Music Department’s production of The Music Man. The musical tells the story of Professor Hill’s impact on the sleepy town of River City, Iowa, and is presented at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the school auditorium. Tickets are $7, and can be purchased via e-mail at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call Debi Henry at 592-2620 for more details. (EXAMINER PHOTO | MANDY LOEHR)

Indian Lake High School sophomore Kyle Poppe displays the TV stand that he made in his General Shop 2 class. The stand features a poplar frame and also recycled barn wood from a barn that his grandparents, Mike and Tina Kirkendall were tearing down. Kyle plans to use the TV stand in his family’s living room. (PHOTO | INDIAN LAKE SCHOOLS)