Monday, July 19, 2021
BENKELMAN, Neb. Dundy County-Stratton school officials have confirmed 2020 Peru State University grad Noah Temme has been hired as the new girls basketball head coach.
Temme will teach social studies while inheriting the Tigers from Matt Thomas, who took a teaching and coaching position in Holdrege following last season.
A Fillmore Central High School grad, Temme played basketball and ran cross country for those Panthers before continuing his running career with the Peru State Bobcats.
Temme told McCook radio voice Seth Baumert last week that he has volunteer assisted high school, junior high and youth basketball programs. However, DC-S will be his first head coaching experience.
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8 other area seniors also receive recognition from Speech Coaches Association.
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Sierra Pieper
Sierra Pieper, a senior at John Marshall High School, has qualified for the Minnesota Speech Coaches Association All-State Speech Team.
Pieper was one of 122 competitors from 53 different high schools to earn a spot on the team. Pieper was the only student from Rochester to receive the recognition.
To qualify for All-State recognition, speakers must achieve a series of milestones established by the speech coaches association. Those qualifications include being a senior in high school, documented excellence in competition, including competing on subsection/section teams and at least one appearance at the Minnesota State High School League s state tournament, and utilizing their speech skills in at least three other activities, such as National Honor Society, dramatics or athletics. Community engagement is
Students showcase work during Lanesboro Arts show
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LANESBORO Adrik Nevalainen created two paintings, but he considers them one project.
One is vivid red with smears of black. The second is deep blue, with elements of lighter blue and white worked in, resembling white caps on an ocean wave.
The project, called “Heart Versus Mind,” represents two sides fighting for the attention of the human they embody.
“The red represents your ego and your mindset. The blue represents your heart and your intuitive (sense),” Nevalainen said. “Red being passion and aggression. And blue being that calmness that healing.”