By Michele DeVere In the beginning of the school year, we elected a student council to work on getting things going for Mini-School, raising money and making improvements. At first, the council came up with some suggestions. After a while, the council faded out, then they got out a suggestion box for people to put … [Read more…]
By Kay Nelson I’d like to take this space to thank our student teacher Donna Laubenthal, for sharing her talent and time with us this quarter. I was in her human rights class. She taught us many things about the laws, including the rights of minors as well as adults. She has spent her time … [Read more…]
By Julie Maynard Our trip to the north woods was great. It was probably the ultimate in anything I have ever done in my whole life! The people who went were Eric Child, Chris Child, Tom Zipf, Rebo (Gary Johnson), Scott McPherson, Kevin Schierman, Rick Geyen, Kelly Martin, Doug, Randy, Spot, and I. We left … [Read more…]
By Mike Rishavy In the beginning, there was only one kind of education. Experience. You learned everything from your parents and their parents taught them and on down the line. Then progress hit. Like a scream in the night there was a demand for higher education. So schools sprung up and you were taught more … [Read more…]
By Randy Nelson This is the first of what will hopefully be an integral part of Com-Mini-Cations, namely, a column dealing with those happenings and students whose merits are oftentimes unrecognized. Although the information presented may be in the form of the “gossip column,” the intent is informational. Doug Berg is thinking about reintroducing the … [Read more…]