The Golden Arrow - Ashby Public School

Volume 14
Issue 14
 May 19, 2016 
Photos by Brianna Spangler
Grade 12
The Ashby K-12 Spring Concert was held on May 10, 2016 to a
packed audience in the school Auditorium. Performances were outstanding with folk songs and dances from grades K-3, Pop songs from
grades 4-6, and contest songs played by the senior band and choir along
with pop songs from the junior band, 6th grade band, and 5th grade
band. There was even a special song played by the Staff Band. Great job
to music directors Mrs. Kraemer and Mrs. Umlauf!
Ashby High School, Ashby, MN
By Skyler Hill
Grade 11
The National Honor Society
Induction Ceremony was held on
Tuesday, May 10, 2016 in the
school Cafeteria, led by advisor
Heidi Hoff.
Eight new members were
inducted into the Society that
night, they were John Decker,
Ezra Lutz, Sawyer Risbrudt,
Dane Ellingson, Jacey Schlosser,
Hannah Ras, Amber Smith, and
Michael Van Santen. Also returning to NHS is Austin
Walker, who will be the 2016-17
President next year with Sawyer
Risbrudt as Vice-president, Ezra
Lutz as Treasurer, and John
Decker as the Secretary.
2015-2016 NHS recognition: Miles
Wing, Taylor Koefod, Mason Jensen, Katie Anderson, Austin Walker.
New Inductees to NHS: Michael Van Santen, Amber Smith, Jacey Schlosser,
Hannah Ras, Dane Ellingson, Sawyer Risbrudt, Ezra Lutz, John Decker.
NHS PHOTOS by Mrs. Kraemer
By Mason Jensen
Grade 12
The 2015-2016 school year is
coming to a close and with that
comes the traditional school yearbook signing party. A lot of work
has been put into the 2016 yearbook including the yearbook staff
reaching out to different businesses around Ashby, Evansville,
Dalton, Elbow Lake, Battle Lake,
and Fergus Falls asking for their
support in purchasing an ad in the
yearbook.
Brianna Spangler (head editor) along with Madison Krupke
and Mason Jensen spent much of
the school year working on page
designs, taking pictures, and creating interesting cut-out pictures
and layouts. The staff of Sami
Johansen, Katie Anderson, Ethan
Roley, Eric Amundson, Kyle
Fick, Kerstyn Schroeder, Riley
Zastrow, and Mikayla Dahlen,
contributed by working on picture
days, selling books and ads, and
working at the signing party, etc.
Also, Riley Zastrow was the head
editor of the Elementary Arrow
yearbook assisted by Mikalya
Dahlen with photography.
The Annual Signing Party was
held on Wednesday, May 18,
where students were able to exchange autographs and memories
while enjoying pop, chips, and
special yearbook autograph pens.
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HUMAN INTEREST
By Micah Martin
Grade 9
On Friday, May 13, the Obama administration
sent out a directive that every public school provide transgender access or face the loss of federal
funds. This drew fast and strong disapproval from
conservatives, with one public official saying it
was presidential “blackmail”.
The administration’s directive stated that
schools should give transgender students access to
all activities and facilities consistent with their gender identity. This
has started a national debate that could keep on into the next president’s term.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/05/13/report-obama-administration-to-tellpublic-schools-to-let-transgender-students-use-bathrooms-their-choice.html
By Sara Stockard
Grade 12
From January to February, 2016 a total of 13 sperm whales were
washed up on the beach in Germany. An autopsy revealed that the
whales had all died of heart failure. The researchers believe that the
young bulls, all between 10 and 15 yrs. old, had entered the North
Sea by mistake. Since the sea floor is too shallow for the deep sea
whales they become disorientated and die.
While that is sad, what is worse is the amount of plastic and debris the scientists discovered inside the mammals’ stomachs. One
item found eaten by these whales was the remains of a 13-meter long
and 1.2-meter wide net used for shrimp fishing. The scientists also
found a 70-centimeter-long plastic cover from a car engine and some
sharp-edged pieces from a plastic bucket. Though the plastic was not
responsible for the death of the sperm whales, the discovery is a reminder of the harmful consequences of our plastic ridden society.
Sperm whales are not the only marine animals hurt by the increasing amount of plastic in our oceans. Sea turtles also mistake
the brightly colored trash for food. As pieces of the man-made material get stuck in the animal's digestive tract, they result in a build-up
of gas causing “floater syndrome” which means that the turtles can
no longer dive deep into the ocean to seek food. Instead, they just
float on the surface of the water and if not rescued in time, starve to
death. It’s time for a change before it’s too late.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/03/160331-car-parts-plastics-dead-whalesgermany-animals/
By Michael Van Santen
Grade 10
Dead Rodent Found Floating Inside Dr. Pepper Bottle
A Houston-area family claims to have found a dead rat in of a
bottle of Dr. Pepper — one they
say their toddler had been sipping
from.
John Graves of Katy, Texas,
shared a photo of the rodent on his
Facebook page last Monday.
Graves wrote that the family only
discovered the animal after his 3year-old grandson, Kayden, had
gotten about halfway through the
20-ounce soft drink, which Graves
says they bought Sunday at a Valero gas station in nearby Galveston,
Texas. “Nothing like your grandson drinking half a Dr. Pepper only
to find a dead rat floating in the bottle,” he wrote on Facebook.
http://www.click2houston.com/news/family-says-dead-rodent-found-in-dr-pepper-bottle
May 19,, 2016
By Autum Bitzan
Grade 9
By Mason Jensen
Grade 12
For the past few years, the
Ashby students have been going
about in the school and grounds
and out in the community doing
different tasks to show how much
we care about our school and
community.
This year’s “Day of Caring” is
on Wednesday, May 25.
Some of the tasks being done
are ….
 Ashby Living Center - Butterfly Garden
 JC`s - Painting
Bank - Planting flowers, washing windows
School - Clean rock garden,
clean and set up gym, paint
weight room, clean the bus garage
and dugouts, conduct the library
inventory, clean the school park,
wash and clean buses, windows,
and tilling and planting gardens.
City - Paint fire hydrants and
curbs, wash fire trucks, stain
Ruby's, trail clean-up, Co. Rd. 10
clean up, Melby Park, window
washing on Main Street.
Legion - Painting picnic tables
and staining decks.
There may be some other
areas that are not on this list also.
If you have a need or know someone who does, contact the school
747-2257.
It is our privilege to help out
our school and town.
This year, the 2016 seniors
will be traveling up to Chase on
the Lake in Walker, Minnesota
for their class trip. They will be
leaving Friday, May 20, and coming back on Sunday, May 22.
Many fun activities are planned
for the class to bond one last time.
By Mason Jensen
Grade 12
The 2015-2016 school year is
coming to a close and with that,
the Class of 2016 will be graduating on Sunday, May 29. This year,
the seniors have four honor students; those students are Miles
Wing, Taylor Koefod, Mason
Jensen, and Katie Anderson.
The Valedictorian this year is
Miles Wing and the Salutatorian
is Katie Anderson, both of whom
will give speeches at graduation.
Also, at the commencement ceremony, senior Brianna Spangler
will share a movie she made from
memories throughout our school
years. Congratulations Class of
2016!
By Madison Krupke
Grade 11
By Micah Martin
Grade 10
How to Make S’mores Ice
Cream Sandwiches
1. For this recipe you will need
vanilla ice cream, chocolate frosting, graham crackers, and sprinkles.
2. Take your graham crackers
and put vanilla ice cream in the
middle of them like a sandwich.
3. Then, dip them into melted
chocolate frosting.
4. Finally, put sprinkles on your
frosting and enjoy your treat!
Back in 1943, Richard T.
James, a naval engineer, was
trying to design a meter to monitor power on naval battleships.
One day when he was working with the tension springs, one
of them fell on the floor and to his
surprise,
the
spring
kept
bouncing
from place to
place after it
hit
the
ground.
This
was
the
moment, in 1943, when the Slinky
was born!
www.toyhalloffame.org › Inducted Toys
May 19, 2016
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SPORTS
By Riley Zastrow
Grade 11
By Christian Andersen
Grade 12
By Riley Zastrow
Grade 11
~Thursday May 5, the Ashby
Arrows baseball team played
Sebeka away in Sebeka and lost
the game 3-0.
~Monday May 9, the Ashby Arrows baseball team played Ortonville at Ashby and lost the game
11-1.
~Thursday May 12, the Ashby
arrows Baseball team played Hancock away in Hancock and lost
the game 2-0.
~Monday May 16, the Ashby
Arrows baseball team played
against Wheaton-HermanNorcross in Wheaton and lost
with a score of 11-1.
At this point, the team is 1-12 on
the season.
~Thursday, May 19 they play
CGB at home and on Monday,
May 23, they play CGB in Graceville.
~Thursday, May 26, they play
Parkers Prairie at home.
~Playoffs TBD
Good luck team on your final
games of this 2016 baseball season. It’s been a great year with a
lot of fun games played.
The Ashby softball team
played on their home turf and
won 11-8 against the Ortonville
Trojans on Friday, April 22. The
Lady Arrows had 8 hits and
scored 11 runs which helped them
get the win in 7 innings.
Ashby Head Coach Kandace
Norby said, “It was perfect
weather to play softball so we
enjoyed every moment of the
game win or lose.”
The Ashby softball team
played a double header at Brandon-Evansville and lost the first
game 15-1, but came out on top in
the second game 5-3 on Friday,
May 6. The girls came out the
second game and played some of
their best softball of the season.
Our 9th grader, Josie Ness,
faced 33 batters in 7 innings. She
allowed 6 hits, walked only 3
batters and struck out 1 BE
Charger.
The girls have won 2 games
so far this season. On Friday, May
20, they play at Pelican Rapids.
Good luck girls! Thanks for all
the support throughout the season.
By Brandon Anderson
Grade 9
The Ashby Golf team had a
Varsity meet at Thumper Pond
Golf Course on Tuesday, May 3.
Ashby golfers were led by a 109
from Ganon Heinrich. Mason
Jensen had a 116, Bradley Anderson shot a 125.
The JV team had a meet at
Tipsinah Mounds GC on May 9.
Mason got 2nd with a 92. Ganon
got a 98 and tied for 6th.
The last JV meet was on May
12, in Long Prairie. Micah Martin
got 6th place with a 52.
They had their last Varsity
meet on May 16, at Tipsinah.
Brad and Ganon tied with a 108.
By Madison Krupke
Grade 11
On Thursday, May 5, the
ABE track team traveled to Pelican Rapids. The meet began at
4:00 p.m.
The following Tuesday, the
Ashby-Brandon-Evansville track
team traveled to Pelican Rapids
again for True Team. The meet
began at 10 a.m. and lasted until
4:00 p.m. It was cold, windy, and
raining. Overall, the team did
well considering the amount of
teammates that have been injured
and out for meets.
Madison Krupke, an 11th
grader, started track in 7th grade
because she thought she was a
fast runner. Her advice to younger
players is, “Maybe before you
decide to run hurdles, you should
rethink it..it’s hard!” Her position
on the team is middle distance
and hurdles. The team she dislikes running against is Perham
because they’re so good!
Favorites:
Sport: Track
Pre-game food: Cuties
Pro-sports player: Adam Sandler
Sporting store: Wal-Mart
By Michael Van Santen
Grade 10
Our team has been shooting
every week at Dalton Outdoors on
Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Every
competitor gets to
shoot 50 shells
per week and
our score gets
entered into an
online pool. At the end of the
season the winners are announced.
There will be a State Shoot
during the week of June 14, 2016
for every shooter in our state. It
will be held in Alexandria.
If your team gets a good score
your team will advance and possibly shoot again. Teams will be
placed based on the total scores
shot. You can also advance individually. You need to maintain a
top position all year to advance
and compete for the championship.
Riley Zastrow, an 11th grader,
started in softball in 7th grade
because she likes being a part of
something bigger than herself.
Her advice to younger players is
to keep striving to reach your goal
and don’t let anyone bring you
down. Her position on the team is
a designated hitter. The team she
dislikes playing is BE but we
broke their winning streak this
year! Her favorites are :
Sport: Volleyball
Pro-sports team: Mankato Mavericks
Pro-sports player: Haley Fogarty
http://www.guinessworldrecords.com
By Michael VanSanten
Grade 10
Peter Czerwinski (aka ‘Furious
Pete’) – Broke his own record for
the Fastest time to eat a 12’’
pizza. He completed the challenge
in 32.28 seconds.
Susannah Mushatt Jones broke
the record for oldest living human
being. She was born July 6, 1899
and died at the age of 116.
PROFILES
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Article Submitted
by Heidi Hoff
The Ashby Public School is
proud to introduce Mr. Alan
Niemann (pronounced Neeman).
He has been hired as the incoming
part-time Superintendent, starting
this summer. He will fill the position of Allan Jensen, who will be
retiring after eleven years of service at the Ashby School.
Mr. Niemann is originally
from Frazee, Minnesota. He has
been an educator for thirty-five
years. He has a master’s degree
in Curriculum and Instruction and
was the High School Principal in
Foley, MN for seventeen years.
Mr. Neimann and his wife,
Janet (who is currently a math
teacher at Apollo High School in
St. Cloud, Minnesota) have three
grown children: Amanda is a
Physician’s Assistant at Essentia
Health in Brainard, MN. Justin
works for CW Technology in
Duluth, MN and Jason is currently at the Mayo School of
Health perusing his Doctorate in
Physical Therapy.
Mr. Niemann’s father is from
Fargo, ND and his In-laws live on
Lake Miltona, so Ashby is the
perfect in-between spot for their
family. In his free time, Al enjoys
hunting, fishing, motorcycling,
and traveling. The Niemann’s
hope to visit every Minnesota
State Park in their camper.
Please give Mr. Niemann and
his wife Janet, a warm welcome
to the Ashby School Community.
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By Skyler Hill
Grade 11
By Hope Haarstad
Grade 10
As the sixth graders are close
to soon becoming junior high
students, it’s time to learn a few
things about each of them. Last
issue you learned about half of the
class, now it’s time for the other
half.
Cooper Peterson: His birthday is
7/20/2003. He is the son of Kevin
and Marcy Peterson. His favorite
TV show is The Middle.
Sam Heeter: Son of Tammy and
Gary Heeter. His favorite subject
is math and his favorite sport is
football.
Catherine Koefod: Daughter of
Craig and Carol Koefod. Her
birthday is January 20, and her
favorite subject is music. Her
favorite sport is basketball.
Sam Sorenson: His favorite sport
is football and his favorite subject
is math. His favorite TV show is
M.A.S.H.
Mya Roley: Her birthday is
4/18/04 and she is the daughter of
Kris and Chris Roley. Her favorite
TV show is Liv and Maddie and
she loves to spend her free time
outside.
Hunter Norby: His birthday is
2/12/04 and he is the son of Jim
and Kandace Norby. His favorite
class is Phy Ed and he loves the
History channel and football.
Jayson Thormodson: His favorite subjects are math and history.
His favorite sport is football and
his birthday is on 2/25/04.
Bryce Johnson: His favorite sport
is basketball and his favorite TV
show is Duck Dynasty. He also
loves to play Minecraft in his free
time.
Katherine Bailey: Her birthday is
4/26/04. Her favorite TV show is
Fairy Tail or Gravity Falls. Her
favorite sport is basketball and she
loves to play video games in her
free time.
Evan Paulson: Son of Bryan and
Megan. His favorite subject is
math. His favorite sport is football
and he loves to fish in his free
time.
Jacob Cook: He is the son of
Noel and Missy Cook. His favorite subject is Phy Ed. His favorite
TV show is NBA Game Time. His
favorite sport is basketball, which
he loves to play in his free time.
Renee Melby is the Business
Manager here at our school. She
went to Ashby High School and
went to college at the Fergus falls
Community College where she
got her degree in accounting.
Renee has worked here for 33
years, which is more than half of
her life and Mr. Jensen has been
her favorite boss and she wishes
him the best on his retirement.
Renee has also worked at
Communicating for Agriculture
for 6 years where she was a bookkeeper and did data entry. She
also worked at S&C Computer
Service for 2 years where she did
customer support.
Renee’s husband is Bryan and
he’s a Highway Maintenance
person in Grant County. Together
they have 2 children, Suzanna and
Sarah, and they have 6 grandchildren: Mackenzie, Dakota, Ashton,
Brodie, Clay, and Jared. Her
grandma Alice has affected her
most in life.
Her favorite part of Ashby
School is the awesome, caring
staff and the best students. Her
advice for us is, “Do everything
with your best ability and believe
in yourself. Follow your dreams.”
Her favorites include:
Animal: Backyard Birds
Color: Blue
Food: Ice Cream
Drink: Coffee
Restaurant: Red Lobster
T.V. Show: Grey’s
Anatomy
Holiday: Christmas
Game: Whist
Pastime:
Flower
Gardening
May 19, 2016
By Hope Haarstad
Grade 10
Mikayla Dahlen is a junior and
she writes Elementary News, and
Summertime in The Golden Arrow.
She likes the fun projects we do in
Media Arts Class and thinks a school
newspaper is important to have.
Madison Krupke is a junior and
she writes DIY’s and Track News.
Her favorite part of TGA is finishing an article. Madison thinks
Mrs. Kraemer is a good teacher
and she likes her classmates in
Media Arts Class.
Hope Haarstad is a sophomore
and she writes Meet the Staff and
Meet the TGA Writers. Her favorites part of TGA is learning about
her peers. She likes writing articles for TGA in Media Arts Class
and making fun projects on the
computer. She thinks it’s important to have a school newspaper to
stay up to date on current things
going on in school.
Bradley Anderson is a freshman
who writes Space News and
Movie Reviews. His favorite part
is writing about things he likes.
He loves that you can use your
imagination in Media Arts Class.
He thinks it’s important to have a
school newspaper so people who
like writing can write.
Darren Shores is a sophomore
and he writes Lunch & Breakfast
and Product Review.
Tanner Hart is a freshman and
he writes New Video Games and
Fun Corner. His favorite part of
TGA is being able to give info
and his favorite part of Media Arts
Class is Mrs. Kraemer and that
you can show your creativity.
Micah Martin is a sophomore
and his favorite part of TGA is the
Fun Corner.
Michael Van Santen is a sophomore and he writes Trap News
and Guinness World Records. He
thinks it’s important to have a
school newspaper to keep students
informed.
Mason Jensen is a senior and he
writes Student of the Month and Weird
News.
Riley Zastrow is a junior and she
writes about Softball and Arrow
Athletes for TGA. Her favorite
part of TGA is telling people
world news and local news. Riley
is excited to get new writers next
year for the future issues of TGA.
May 19, 2016
By Brad Anderson
Grade 9
By Darren Shores
Grade 9
Sham Wow was made in
2006. It is a cleaning product that
absorbs any spilled liquid. The
product is made in Germany not
China. The first commercial aired
in 2007 with a budget of $20,000.
The Sham Wow holds 20 times its
weight in liquid. It has sold millions of towels and is one of the
best soaker uppers on the market!
By Christian Andersen
Grade 12
The Rocket 9
The film shows a time thought
of as a cornerstone in the
NHL's history.
It shows the
life of Maurice
Richard,
The
Rocket, beginning with his
years as a teenager, his rise to
the
Montreal
Canadians, up to the Richard Riot.
It tells about his full career.
The dialogue and hockey
scenes were produced to be as
true to reality as possible; they
were reviewed by Richard himself
before he died and also by his
wife and his children. Dick Irvin
Jr. wrote and recorded testimonies
and memories about his father and
about reporters from the era.
Critics say it’s one of the best
Hockey movies of all time for all
ages.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Maurice_Richard_(film)
Whether cruising on Park
Avenue or parked at Costco, the
2017 Cadillac XT5 gets attention
wherever it goes.
Lightweight construction
offers nimble handling; a 310-hp
V-6 and eight-speed automatic
provide brisk acceleration.
Front-drive is standard; allwheel drive is optional. The handsome interior features a rear seat
that reclines and slides fore and
aft for added comfort; a 40/20/40
split-folding seatback aids flexibility. Tech includes 4G connectivity as well as Apple CarPlay
and Android Auto.
The 3.6-liter V-6 is a familiar
GM size, but this is a new DOHC
24-valve direct-injected design
that’s smoother, slightly more
potent (310 horsepower), and
more efficient thanks in large part
to its variable valve timing, cylinder-shutdown, and auto stop-start
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REVIEWS
and
By Estelle Lutz
Grade 9
John Bellion is an
American
singer/
songwriter. He was
born and raised in
Long Island, New
York. He is 25 years
old and was born on
December 26, 1990.
He is currently signed to Visionary Music Group and Capitol
Records. His genres consist of
indie rock, hip hop, and R&B.
His career began in 2011 and
is currently on going. He has 4
mix tapes out and 1 album which
is being released on June 10,
2016.
In 2013, Bellion wrote the
chorus to the song The Monster
by Eminem featuring Rihanna. He
also co-wrote and produced the
song Trumpets by Jason Derulo in
2012.
Bellion’s most known song up
to date is All Time Low.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Bellion
By Cooper Finkelson
Grade 12
An update on the spring fishing experience…
The Crappies are biting pretty
slow yet but now that we are having warmer weather they will
more than likely be moving into
shallow water.
The Shiners are starting to run
like crazy. You can go to almost
any stream and see them piled up.
Sucker spearing is wide open.
They are now in some streams
and you can shoot or spear as
many as you want. The smaller
suckers are running as well and
they work good for bait for Northerns and Walleyes.
By Autum Bitzan
Grade 9
Vampire Academy
by Rachel Mead
The school, St.
Vladimir Academy, isn`t just a
boarding school
it’s
a
hidden
school where vampires (Moroi)
are educated in magic and the 1/2
human teens (Dhampir) are
trained to protect the vampire.
Rose Hathaway is a Dhampir,
and the bodyguard for her best
friend Lissa, a Moroi Vampire
Princess. They have been on the
run, but have now been dragged
back to St. Vladimir, the place
that they ran away from because
Lissa did not feel safe.
Vampire Academy is the first
book in the Vampire Academy
Series and there is a spin off series called Bloodlines. The Vampire Academy Books are in the
Ashby School Library and the
Bloodlines Series will be available in the library next fall.
There is also
a movie of the
first book in the
Vampire Academy Series that
is pretty close to
the book. There
is going to be a
second
movie
coming out soon.
By Brad Anderson
Grade 9
Kepler
NASA has announced
its Kepler space telescope has
discovered 1,284 new planets,
nine of which could possibly be
habitable. Only 550 are believed
to be rocky, like Earth. Nine of
these also sit in their star's
'habitable zone', where the surface
temperature allows liquid water to
exist.
By Tanner Hart
Grade 9
Star Fox Zero is a 3D scrolling shooter video game developed
by Nintendo and
Platinum Games
for the Wii U.
Star Fox Zero is
the sixth installment in the Star
Fox series. After
a delay from
November 2015,
the game was released worldwide
in April, 2016.
By Brandon Anderson
Grade 9
Clash Royal is a mobile game
published by Supercell who also
make Clash of Clans and was
released in early 2016. The players are ranked by level and arena.
A player can level up by donating
and upgrading cards. When leveling up your towers will have more
hit points. A player wins by destroying all the towers or the kings
tower. Each player has 8 cards in
a deck. It’s free to download on
the app store or Google play.
RANDOM INFO
May 19, 2016
By Estelle Lutz
Grade 9
By Sara Stockard
Grade 12
I went around
and asked a few
AHS students this
question,
“How
strict is too strict?”referring to parents. This is what I
learned...
Some students have really
uncompromising curfews that
they feel are too strict (say 9:00 or
10:00 p.m.). A few students said
their parents constantly monitor
their social media accounts/
phone/texts. One student stated
that their parents will not let them
go anywhere with other people
unless a responsible adult is present. Another student said that
they always want to go to a
friends house instead of their own
because their parents are too
strict. A frequent comment I
heard was that many parents
won’t let their teenagers watch
certain T.V shows or movies.
We must remember, our parents are looking out for our best
interests and this is good parenting, so be happy that they care.
Carlton Wright Miles was
born on June 12, 1884 in Fergus
Falls, Minnesota. Miles was a
graduate of the University of Minnesota and worked as a drama
critic for the Minneapolis Journal.
Early in his career he studied
theater in Europe and had contributed articles to London newspapers. In 1913 he wrote his first
play, “Mose”, a humorous take on
college life. He collaborated
with John Colton on the play “The
Flitting Lady”. Miles also wrote
the book “History of the Iron
Range of Minnesota”.
For the last 18 years of his life
Miles was active in Lakewood
Summer Theatre productions in
Skowhegan, Maine. He also
worked as a theatrical press agent.
Miles is probably best remembered as a playwright of “Nine
Pine Street”.
Miles died of a heart attack on
September 18, 1954 at his residence at the Dauphin Hotel in
New York City. http://www.imdb.com/
name/nm0587073/
By Tanner Hart
Grade 9
By Mikayla Dahlen
Grade 11
I interviewed a few people
about what they are looking forward to this summer, jobs they
will have, etc.
Fre sh man
Stella Lutz is
looking
forward
to
“winter”
because she is
going
back
home to Australia. Her “winter” vacation is
starting when she returns there,
and she would just like to live
there instead of moving around.
Stella does not have a
“winter” job yet but she is planning on getting one when she
returns to Australia.
Autum Bitzan, grade 9, is
looking forward to summer because she wants
to be done with
school and she
will be camping
a lot with her
family.
She is not
planning to go
on vacation and
she does not have a summer job,
she just wants to spend time with
her family.
Sophomore Hope Haarstad
is looking forward to summer so
she can sleep in and go to the lake
every day this
summer.
Hope does
not have a summer job, but she
will be babysitting and she
may also go to
New York to
see her grandparents.
~Summer Jokes~
●When do you go at red and
stop at green?…When you’re
eating a watermelon.
●What did the pig say at the
beach on a hot summer’s day?
… I’m bacon!
●Why do bananas use sunscreen?… Because they peel.
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By Cooper Finkelson
Grade 12
5/19: Kindergarteners and first
graders field trip to the zoo.
5/20: Senior Class trip (5/205/22). Last day of Preschool.
5/23: Varsity baseball game at
home against CGB. Junior High
baseball game in CGB.
5/25: Elementary Track and Field
8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
5/25: Day of Caring. Trap shoot
at Dalton Outdoors, Baccalaureate 7:00 p.m. in auditorium.
5/26: Kindergarten Graduation!!
Baseball game in Parkers Prairie.
5/27: Awards Day. Last day of
School!! Have a good summer
everyone and be safe!
5/29: HS Graduation Ceremony!
By Darren Shores
Grade 9
5/20 Cook’s Choice
5/23 Cook’s Choice
5/24 Cook’s Choice
5/25 Cook’s Choice
5/26 Cook’s Choice
5/27 Cook’s Choice
By Darren Shores
Grade 9
5/20 Cook’s Choice
5/23 Cook’s Choice
5/24 Cook’s Choice
5/25 Cook’s Choice
5/26 Cook’s Choice
5/27 Cook’s Choice
By Darren Shores
Grade 9
Date
High
Low
Cond.
5/20
5/21
5/22
5/23
5/24
5/25
5/26
69°
49°
Sunny
69°
49°
Sunny
71°
53°
Sunny
75°
57°
Cloudy
74°
58°
Sunny
78°
53°
Sunny
70°
52°
Rain