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February 1: Enrichment

Friday

February 4: Midterm

February 6: Spring pictures

February 11: Board meeting

5:30pm

February 18: No school

February 28: P/T Conference

1-7pm

February 28: Students dis-

missed at 12:30

March 14, 15: Kindergarten

roundup

U P C O M I N G E V E N T S

Students of the Month

Seniors: Monte S.

Juniors: Chris B.

Sophomores: Lily C.

Freshmen: Colton D.

8th: Cody C.

7th: Ryan H.

6th: Courtney B.

5th: Kaitlyn H., Slater T.

4th: Shantay W. Tanner M.

3rd: Evan N., Mitch S.

2nd: Tayler K., Jayden S.

1st: Chelsea A., Justin K.

KG: Wyatt B., Raegan T.

JK: Evan J.

Joah R. became the winner ofthe Essay Contest sponsoredby the Fort Pierre MooseLodge. The contest askedLinda Clair's fifth grade stu-dents to think about whatthings make them thankful andwhy. Joah's essay told abouther appreciation for our coun-try's service men and womenas well as the medical profession's contributions tofamily members. Joah received a bike for her ef-forts in a presentation by the members of theMoose Lodge. She is the daughter of Ryan andSonia Royer.

Joah R. Wins Contest

Courthouse Art

Cutter G. Wins Geo BeeBy correctly giving the answer to the SheblelRiver rises in the mountains of Ethopia and flowssouth intowhat coun-try andother similarquestions,eighthgrader Cut-ter G.earned theright tomove on tothe statefinals of the25th annualNationalGeographic Bee, and a chance for a $25,000 collegescholarship. The state Bee will be held April 5th.The National Geographic society will provide an allexpense paid trip to Washington, D.C. for the statechampions on May 20-22. Along with the scholar-ship, the first place national winner will receive alifetime membership in the society, and a trip to theGalapagos Islands.

Other students who advanced to the final round ofthe competition were fifth graders Jackson S. andAndrew K., fourth graders Shantay W. and Jack H.,sixth graders Jaden O. and Mattie J., seventh gradersAustin G. and Abigale S., and eighth grader Jack W..

The national finals will be moderated by “Jeopardy!”host Alex Trebeck on May 22nd. The program willair on television. Check your local listings for thedates and times. We wish Cutter the best of luck!

Stanley County art students are creating paintingson plywood that will go above the east, west andsouth doors in the Stanley County court-house. These paintings are designed to representour county. Dan E. and Wyatt H. created and fin-ished the first one, which is dedicated to rodeo andthe Casey Tibbs Museum. The entire class at-tended the county commissioners' meeting as thesetwo artistspresentedthe fin-ishedcomposi-tion. Twoother stu-dents areworkingon theotherpaintings,which willgo up by the end of the year.

Thank you to Karen Sharp and Sonny Harrowa fordeveloping this idea and asking our students tocomplete the project.

Thank you to our January Student ofthe Month Sponsors:

Pizza RanchCowboy Country Store

P A G E 2

ACT Test Dates/Registration DeadlinesTest Date Registration Deadline

April 13, 2013 March 8, 2013

June 8, 2013 May 3, 2013

Register online at www.actstudent.org (you will need tocreate a free ACT Web account to register and you willalso have the option to receive email updates as well asview your scores online). You will need a credit card topay for the test you wish to take.

Senior To Do List Turn in senior picture and baby picture to Miss Vie-

tor Check deadlines for college admissions applications

and get them in early Attend Financial Aid Information Night Encourage parents to complete taxes early Once taxes are done, complete the FAFSA. This

must be done as soon as possible! Do campus visits Request letters of recommendations Complete scholarship applications Be sure to keep copies of every document. This will

save you time, money, and aggravation if an applica-tion is lost.

In Jan/Feb, check with the college registrar to see ifyour application is complete and they have all thenecessary data.

Watch for Mrs. Gill’s scholarship website Decide on announcements, and get them ordered Keep working hard, as every grade counts!

ScholarshipsSouth Dakota Scholarships Website: South Dakota provides avariety of scholarships for residents of the state to assist with the finan-cial burden that students and families incur when attending colleges/universities/technical institutes within the state. https://www.sdscholarships.org/

Elks legacy Scholarship— $1000-$4000 http://www.elks.or/enf/scholars/legacy.cfm and apply online. Deadline February 1st

Lucy Hoskins Ayres Scholarship -$500 Deadline is February 1st

ESA Foundation Board of Directors—applications are online athttp://www.epsilonsigmaalpha.org/scholarships-and-grants Deadline isFebruary 1st

Dakota Corps Scholarship Program- to access the online applica-tion, go to https://www.sdscholarships.org/Deadline is February 1st

AXA Acheivement Commmunity Scholarship $2000 Applyonline at http://www.axa-equitable.com/axa-foundation/community-scholarships.html Deadline is February 1st

West River/ Lyman/Jones Rural Water $300 Application must bereceived at address on application by February 15th

South Dakota High School Coaches’ Association Scholarship$1000 Application and additional scholarships available at http://sdhsca.k12.sd.us/. Mail completed application to Judy Bush, 2620 MaryDrive, Sioux Falls, SD 57105 Deadline to apply is February10th

Dave Pohl Memorial Scholarship – Application and additionalscholarships available at http://sdhsca.k12.sd.us/. Mail completed appli-cation to Judy Bush, 2620 Mary Drive, Sioux Falls, SD 57105Deadline to apply is February 10th

Coaches Against Cancer Scholarship—Application and additionalscholarships available at http://sdhsca.k12.sd.us/. Mail completed appli-cation to Judy Bush, 2620 Mary Drive, Sioux Falls, SD 57105Deadline to apply is February 10th

Zonta Club of Pierre - Fort Pierre Scholarship - $650 See Mrs.Gill for application. Deadline is March 1st.

Zonta Young Women in Public Affairs Scholarship -- $800 SeeMrs. Gill for application, or you can download the application at theZonta web site: http://www.zonta.org/WhatWeDo/InternationalPrograms/YoungWomeninPublicAffairsAwards.aspxDeadline is March 1st.

SD Amateur Softball Scholarship—See Mrs. Gill for application.Deadline to apply is March 1st

IHELP – Student Loan Finance Corporation –$1,000Applications are available in the Guidance Office. Deadline March 31st

ScholarshipsSD Opportunity Scholarship $5,000 scholarship overfour years. Information and application available atwww.sdscholarships.org. See Mrs. Gill for information.

US Bank Scholarship Program See on-line applica-tion for more information. www.usbank.com/scholarship

Sioux Falls Community Foundation Various schol-arships available through this link http://www.sfacf.org

QUESTBRIDGE See the QuestBridge website atwww.questbridge.org

Resource Conservation Speech Contest grades 9-12 to compete for $2,300 in scholarships. See website:http://sdda.sd.gov/forestry/publications/PDF/2012Speech-BrochureTouchstone.pdf Entry deadline isMarch 17th.

P A G E 3Early Childhood ScreeningsStanley County School District is scheduling screenings forresident children who are from birth to five (0 – 5) yearsof age.

Screenings are scheduled for April 5, 2013. The screeningis a preliminary step in the identification of children whomay be in need of special education or education relatedservices. The following areas may be screened: gross mo-tor development, fine motor development, cognitive devel-opment, speech and language, hearing, vision and generalhealth.

PLEASE CALL KRYSTAL SIMONS at 223-7741 Extension118 or email at: [email protected] to schedule ascreening appointment for your child on one of thesedates.

SC Middle School students are again collecting pop tabs forour competition with Pierre’s sixth grade. PLEASE help usby donating any pop tabs you may have.Last year, SC students collected 107.9pounds of tabs! All tabs are donated tothe Ronald McDonald House to helpassist sick and injured children and theirfamilies stay together in difficult times.Tabs may be turned in at the school, orgiven to any middle school student.

Pop Tabs Needed!Construction Curious?

You don’t have to come to town to find out what is happen-ing! New photos of the construction progress of the new elemen-tary school can be found on Facebook at Stanley Co. Schools orat http://www.stanleycounty.k12.sd.us/SC_Building_Photos.htm

FAFSA Help NightFebruary 28, 5:50 pm

(same evening as confer-ences)

Stanley County HighFree Meal Provided

Representatives with the College AccessGrant and Mrs. Gill will be here to assist par-ents and seniors in filling out their FAFSA.Bring completed tax forms, FAFSA pin num-bers for both a parent and senior (receive pinnumbers at http://www.pin.ed.gov ), and social secu-rity numbers of both parents and the senior.Call 223-7743 if you have questions.

Acalympics

Delta Dental’s Mobile Program is happy to serve Fort Pi-erre this February and again in March. These visits will fo-cus on direct patient care. An information table will be setup during our Parent/Teacher conferences on February28th. Staff members from Delta Dental will be present toanswer questions parents may have regarding the programand have educational materials available for the families.

Delta Dental

Title I Public Presentation

During parent-teacher conferences in the lunchroom, there willbe an informational power point running on the Stanley CountyElementary’s Title I program. There will also be an area set upfor you to provide feedback on the Title I program and there isa survey we would like parents district-wide to complete.

Date: February 28, 2013Time: 1:00-7:00 P.M.Presentation Location: JK-2 building lunchroomSurvey Locations: JK-2 building lunchroom, Parkview Lobby,

& MS/HS Lobby

Please take the time to learn more about our school’s Title Iprogram and to provide the district feedback through the sur-vey.

On January 9th, the Middle School Acalympics Team, con-sisting of Tori J., Carson W., Ryan H., Paige G., Elise C. andJD C. attended an Acalympics competition at the GeorgiaMorse Middle School. They finished fourth out of 11schools. The team answered questions in the subject areasof language arts, science,math, social studies andelectives. Miller was thewinner of the travelingtrophy, which will go tothe White River compe-tition in March. Parents, please note students will be dismissed at

12:30 on February 28th forparent/teacher conferences.

P A G E 4

All A 4.0 GPAKayla A. 3Jordana D. 3Antonio G. 3Luke J. (Cheyenne) 3Kylee L. 3Lathan P. 3Stran S. 3Levi S. 3Taylee S. 3Shaylee T. 3Jack H. 4Reid W. 5

A Honor Roll 3.6-3.99 GPACormac D. 3Tori F. 3Elleana H. 3Trevor P. 3Hannah S. 3Bailey S. 3Katelynn S. 3Daysen T. 3Raef B. 4Trey F. 4Jasi K. 4Austin R. 4Dustin W. 4Shantay W. 4Juliana C. 5Elizabeth D. 5Dylan G. 5Brooke G. 5Ladd K. 5Lane K. 5Jayda T. 5Slater T. 5

A/B Honor Roll 3.1-3.59 GPARicardo G. 3Kaden H. 3Vanya K. 3Evan N. 3CJ O. 3Keegan O. 3Seth S. 3Mitchel S. 3Daeton B. 4Eleah C. 4Nathan C. 4Jenna D. 4LaShonda D. 4Tracy N. 4Kaylie R. 4Riley B. 5Wyatt D. 5

Honor Roll Quarter 2Chantelle D. 5Kylie H. 5Kaitlyn H. 5Karley L. 5Jadon P. 5Alex S. 5Cade S. 5Karalynn Y. 5

B Honor Roll 2.6-3.09 GPACasey B. 3Alianna F. 3Laney V. 3Augustyna G. 4Sydney T. 4Trinity W. 4Jacob F. 5Jason G. 5Ella H. (Cheyenne) 5Andrew K. 5Joah R. 5Jackson S. 5Garrett S. 5Timbar W. 5Damion Y. 5

MS Honor Roll All A - 4.0 GPACarson W. 8Courtney B. 6Elise C. 6JD C. 6Micah H. 6Riley H. 6Mattie J. (Cheyenne) 6

A Honor Roll 3.6-3.99 GPACassidy C. 8Tori J. 8Abigail A. 7Adam B. 7Paige G. 7Ryan H. 7Carlee O. (Cheyenne) 7Logan C. 6Jayden F. 6Austin H. (Cheyenne) 6Braya K. 6Allyson M. 6William S. 6Erin S. 6

A/B Honor Roll - 3.1-3.59 GPAJalen C. 8Cody C. 8Andrea D. 8Aaron H. 8

Morgan M. 8Zachary M. 8Kalyssa S. 8Chad W. 8Jorge C. 7Jenna B. 7Jesse F. 7Samantha J. 7Logan K. 7Conner K. 7Cale M. 7Kelli P. 7Ricky P. 7Anthony R. 7Shelby S. 7Abigale S. 7Talisa S. 7Jennifer S. 7Shay V. 7Emma C. 6Trevor H. 6Chase H. 6Brady H. 6Caven H. 6Samantha L. 6Jaden O. 6Layna T. 6Madyson T. 6Raegan W. 6Brody W. 6Grayson Y. 6

B Honor Roll - 2.6-3.09 GPADamon H. 8Tyrel O. 8Brandon R. 8Casey R. 8Maria C. 7Teri D. 7Talya Q. 6

HS Honor Roll All A - 4.0 GPANicole S. 12Hailey N. 11Cooper C. 10Ali S. 10Lukas C. 9Martee L. 9Kady N. 9

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P A G E 5

Reading Buddies NeededThe third grade at Stanley County Ele-mentary is looking for volunteers toserve as reading buddies. The readingbuddies will come into the classroomonce a week, on Thursday, from 12:30-1pm. Reading Buddies plan tostart Thursday, January 3rd. During thistime the reading buddy is paired up withan individual student. The students lastyear really enjoyed meeting someonenew and looked forward to it eachweek. Your time would be greatly ap-preciated.

If you are interested, please con-tact Andrea Siemonsma at [email protected], or call theschool office and leave a message. If youare not able to commit to aweekly basis, serving as a substitute is anoption as well.

Honor Roll Quarter 2A Honor Roll 3.6-3.99 GPATesa C. 12Chance H. 12Kathleen L. 12Lexi L. 12Breeze O. 12Riley A. 11Amelia N. 11Bailey T. 11Austin B. 10Derrick S. 10Tawnee W. 10Adam W. 10Kevin B. 9Kaycee C. 9Cody R. 9Kelsey V. 9Kiona Y. 9

A/B Honor Roll - 3.1-3.59 GPAYi A. 12Tucker F. 12Averi H. 12Sharea H. 12Soren I. 12Billie O. 12Monte S. 12Makenna S. 12Grady T. 12Whitney B. 11Jennifer G. 11Cade L. 11Mackenzie S. 11Seth V. 11Trysta B. 10Lily C. 10Carly H. 10Brandon S. 10Cheyenne W. 10Colten D. 9Kimberlee G. 9Dawsin J. 9Shale K. 9Tya L. 9Jacob O. 9Slater P. 9Daniel S. 9

B Honor Roll - 2.6-3.09 GPAJordan B. 12Shantel G. 12Wyatt H. 12Carson M. 12Wyatt M. 12Dalton P. 12Nathan C. 11

Daulton S. 11Tyler S. 11Riley T. 11Robert T. 11Jose C. 10Meranda B. 10Daulton M. 10Megan M. 10Taylor S. 10

Parents/Guardians:

Good progress continues to be made on theconstruction of our new elementary. Whilefrom a visual standpoint it may not seem thatmuch is getting done, a lot of progress is beingmade on the infrastructure and details of thedesign.

December was a tragic month in our country;however, good can sometimes come with thebad. Fortunately, we are a district in the proc-ess of building a new school, and we can takethe lessons learned to make our school as safeas we can for our children and staff.

Many hours during the months of Decemberand January were spent looking at the securityelements of our new school design. Discussionswere held on everything from the type ofbuzzer entry systems in use to the direction thedoors swing. We believe we have looked at allthe details and feel confident we have made thebest security choices to protect the childrenand staff of our school.

The district continues to thank you for yoursupport with this building project. It is some-thing our community and children truly needand deserve.

Sincerely,Michelle GlodtElementary Principal

Construction Update

There will be a private screening at the State 123 Theater in Pierre of The Buffalo King, apowerful film that tells the story of Scotty Philip, the man who saved the buffalo and whowas one of the most influential figures in South Dakota history.

Free to the community of Pierre, Fort Pierre, and all of the organizers and participants inthe Scotty Philip Memorial Ride, the movie will be shown Saturday, February 9 at 11:00 a.m.

The Nowlin Town Productions documentary follows the remarkable story of James "Scotty"Philip, one of South Dakota's most influential figures. Often described as "the man whosaved the buffalo," Scotty Philip was also a study in turn-of-the-century US history. He mar-ried a Cheyenne woman and forged a life unparalleled in accomplishment and success beforehis sudden death at age 53 in Fort Pierre. Compelling, historic, deeply human, The Buf-falo King is a story about immigration, ranching, indigenous peoples, and the grit and courageof our forefathers.

The screening is sponsored by the State 123, Verendrye Museum, Inc., and Nowlin TownProductions. For more information about The Buffalo King, or to view the trailer, visit "TheBuffalo King" on Facebook. For more information, contact Justin Koehler at 303-328-7745.

The Buffalo King to be Shown

FCCLA District Competition P A G E 6

“I Hate Winter Week” was held January 22-25 at StanleyCounty schools. Each day sported a different theme and anopportunity for students to bring a donation for the commu-nity.

Tuesday was Decades Day and Toiletry Tuesday. The studentsbrought toiletry items (shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste,combs etc) which were donated to Missouri Shores.

Wednesday was Scuba/Beach Day and Water Wednesday.The students brought bottles of water or juice to be donatedto the Food Pantry.

Thursday was designated Hawaiian Day and Treat Thursday.Students brought cat and dog treats, food, canned food, andtoys to be donated to the PAWS shelter.

Flannel Friday and give up your change Friday was the culmi-nating day for the week. The students collected change for theChildren’s Miracle Network (which is the charity the statestudent council supports).

“I Hate Winter Week”Nine members of the Stanley County FCCLA Chapter traveled toHuron to compete in the District VII meeting. Students com-peted in the Illustrated Talk category, an event that recognizesparticipants who make an oral presentation about issues concern-ing Family and Consumer Sciences. Two teams received goldratings and will presenttheir project at the statelevel in April. Kalli D.and Cassidy C. earnedgold with their projecton Teen Pregnancy andKimberly G. and KayceeC. earned gold withtheir project on Dis-tracted Diving. Othercompetitors included:Andi D. and Kelsey V.:Celebrity Obsession (Silver); TJ D. and Matiah H.: Cyber Bullying(Silver); and Megan A.: Date Rape (Bronze). The chapter did agreat job of representing Stanley County! Way to go!

Mrs. Cronin’s sixth grade sci-ence class had fun exploringNewton’s First Law of Motion.This law, also known as theLaw of Inertia, states that anobject at rest remains at restunless a force acts upon it andan object in motion will remainin motion unless a force actsupon it. They participated in avariety of activities includingone that demonstrated theimportance of seat belts.

An Object in Motion...

Allyson M. works with a car onan inclined plane.

Kindergarten Round-upStanley County Elementary will be holding its KindergartenRound-up on March 14 and 15 in the JK-2 building. It isimportant to call and schedule an appointment. Sessions willbe scheduled the evening of March 14 and the morning ofMarch 15.

Kindergarten Round-up is designed for children who will befive years old prior to September 1, 2013, and who livein Stanley County or are interested in attending StanleyCounty Elementary. During the round-up, children will gothrough a screening process to determine their readiness forkindergarten. While children are being screened, parents willparticipate in an informational meeting regarding the schooland preparing for kindergarten.

This screening process is very important not only for yourchild but for the school as well. The school will also need acopy of your child’s certified birth certificate; bringing it toyour round-up appointment would be greatly appreciated.Please call Krista Kerns in the elementary office at223-7745 to set up your appointment.

Students need a winter coat,hat, gloves, snow pants, andsnow boots to have full accessto the playground during thesecold, snowy months. Please,remember to label your child’sitems as well as many childrenhave similar looking pieces.

If you need assistance in obtain-ing one or more of these items,please contact the elementaryoffice at 223-7745.

Winter Clothing

Reminder

SC art instructor Audrey Jones is again teaching an adult artclass, which takes place Tuesday evenings. She has about 25-30 people ranging from their mid 20's to late 70's en-rolled. They have gone through the processes of learning thevalue scale and how to draw different parts of the face. Theyare currently learning how to draw from a photograph.

Adult Art Class

Good Health HabitsAvoid close contact. Avoid close contact with peoplewho are sick. When you are sick, keep your distancefrom others to protect them from getting sick too.Stay home when you are sick.If possible, stay home from work, school, and errandswhen you are sick. You will help prevent others fromcatching your illness. A first indicator that a child shouldstay home is if he/she is running a fever. Children with afever will be sent home from school.Cover your mouth and nose.Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when coughingor sneezing. It may prevent those around you from get-ting sick.Clean your hands.Washing your hands often will help protect you fromgerms.Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth.Most experts believe that flu viruses spread mainly bydroplets made when people with flu cough, sneeze ortalk. These droplets can land in the mouths or noses ofpeople who are nearby. Less often, a person might alsoget flu by touching a surface or object that has flu viruson it and then touching their own mouth, eyes or nose.Clean and disinfect surfaces or objects.Cleaning and disinfecting surfaces and objects that maybe contaminated with germs like the flu can help slowthe spread of influenza.

Control the Germs

Mrs. Somsen's 2nd graders are involved in a project called "CareerDays in Second Grade" during January and February. The studentshave chosen a career that they found interesting, and will research,read, and write about this career, and create a poster to show whatthe career is about. The students will present their career to class-mates and parents to finalize this project in early March.Guest speakers are invited into their classroom to share their jobswith the students. The students are excited about this project andenjoy listening and learning from the guest speakers.

Their first speaker wasour school librarianMrs. Hotalling. Mrs.Hotalling spoke aboutthe education and re-sponsibilities of a li-brarian. She alsoshowed the 2nd grad-ers where to find infor-mation about theirchosen career.

Becki Scott talked to the 2nd graders about responsibilities of owningand running a business. Mrs. Scott spoke about the education she

needed to run a busi-ness, and brought buf-falo key chains andengraved the studentsinitials on them. She isthe owner of the TackShack in Fort Pierre.

P A G E 7

Career Days

The seventh annual hockey tournament held in honor ofStanley County grad Tyler Wilcox occurred on January19-20. Three SC elementary students, fourth gradersRaef Briggs, and Jack Hallock and third grader LathanPrince, were among the members of the team who won1st place in the “C” division of the tournament. Raef alsoreceived the Tyler Wilcox Sportsmanship Award.

Tyler Wilcox

Squirt Hockey Tournament

Shown with his sportsmanship award is Raef B., andKirsten, Jeri, and Bob Wilcox.

SC drama students performed The Suessification of Romeo and Juliet atthe regional one act competition held at Riggs on January 23. Whilethey did not qualify to go on to state, they did place 3rd, and BreezeO., Riley T., and Dan E. received outstanding actor awards. Moreimportantly, directors Milliken and Swanson said the students repre-sented our school very well. Other cast members were: Seth V., DanS., Mike S., Lukas C., Wyatt H., Kevin B., Lexi L., Martee L., Amelia N.,Kaycee C. Hailey N., Wayde W., Cade L., Nate C., and Carly H.. Weare quite proud ofall 18 of them!

Region VI One Act

We areSC!

Senior SpotlightMonte S.

Post High School Plans: Col-

lege, and try to find enough

money to ranch for a living

Favorite School Memory:

Homecoming

Favorite Non-School Activity:

Bull fighting

Favorite Class: Mrs. Herr’s

Senior Math

Advice for Freshmen: Live it

up, because before too long it will

be done.

Katie L.

Post High School Plans: At-

tend BHSU for accounting


Everything-I loved every step of

the way


Teen court—sounds nerdy, but I

loved it.

Favorite Class: Any math class,

or accounting with Mrs. Riedy

Advice for Freshmen: Don’t

get caught up in the drama. Just

be yourself, do your best in every-

thing,

always.

You

don’t

want

regrets

at the

end.

Grady T.

Post High School Plans: Attend

SDMT for mechanical engineering


Spring fling week my sophomore

year


Hockey, hunting

Favorite Class: Woods & con-

struction

Advice

for

Fresh-

men: Git-

er-done!

Tucker F.


tend Lake Area Tech


When Riley stapled his head


Gaming

Favorite Class: Biology

Advice for Freshmen: Always

be open-

minded.

Nicole S.


tend SDSU for nursing

Favorite School Memory: Bug

hunting with the guys


Dance

Favorite Class: Biology

Advice for Freshmen: Work

hard, but have fun!

Dalton P.


tend college


Listening to Wyatt Myers in class


Packing two friends’ pickups full of

Christmas trees

Favorite Class: Miss Milliken’s

Advice for Freshmen: Never

give up on anything good in life, it

will turn out better in the future.

Makenna S.


tend BHSU for elementary educa-

tion


Junior high homecoming


Softball and being with friends

Favorite Class: Government or

Human Development

Advice for Freshmen: Live life

to the full-

est. Be a

best friend

and enjoy it

while it’s

here, be-

cause it

goes by too

fast.

Tate L.

Post High School Plans: Attend

college in Torrington, Wyoming for

wildlife management


Homecoming


Hunting

Favorite Class: Ag Mechanics

Advice for Freshmen: Have fun,

and make

the most

out of high

school,

because

before you

know it, it

will be over.

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