Last Thursday, on May 26, 65 Yellow Springs High School seniors walked under the arches to take their last steps as high schoolers and first steps into the wider world.
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Skiers near the finish line of the 2k race at Sundayâs Barnelopet in Hancock.
HANCOCK In the Barnelopet races over the weekend, young local ski racers put together some very good times over the course of the day.
More importantly, everyone had a good time.
“I talked to a number of families as they were going back to their cars at the end, and all said that they appreciated the sponsors and volunteers for all that they do to make this a successful event each year,” said Event Coordinator Wayne Stordahl. “The kids all said that they had fun and liked the medals.”
“I would like to tell you I had a plan I really would,” she said.
All things being equal, if Sparrow-Knapp could have had it her way, she would have picked up where she and the performing arts program had left off last school year: “The Fair Maid of the West” was in production when the pandemic shut everything down. Though much of the principal cast of that show has graduated, Sparrow-Knapp said she had cast some younger students as understudies who could have stepped into the main roles.
“I even thought about bringing back some of the kids who’d graduated,” she said.