Garden City High forensics teams advances to nationals
Garden City High School forensics competed at the West Kansas National Forensic League qualifying tournament in Newton on April 17. Several students qualified for the national tourney in Kansas City in June, including Todd Wells in policy debate and extempo, Amanda Ramirez in extempo, Morgan Lott in original oratory, Sam Perez and Alex Diaz in duo, and Alonso Pena in student Congress. Wells qualified in three events in the same year. Russ Tidwell is coach with assistants Regier Bernal Sekavec and Russo.
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Garden City music groups rate in state contests
Garden City High School and Garden City Community College showcased strong performances at state events. Bands earned II and IIT ratings. choirs received III II and I. the orchestra with wind ensemble earned II. GCCC hosted regional KCAC and SCAC events, posting top team scores and honoring eight students.
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Bridge trap hand tests declarer play in notrump
In a par contest hand West leads spade and declarer must navigate to four notrump. If West ducks the ace on diamond led, defense gains, but correct play with heart king then a diamond toward dummy avoids East’s spade return. West must give up queen under ace to prevent loss. the winning line shows the declarer keeping East off lead.
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Sudoku Concept Proves Increasingly Tough Across Week
The next edition features a Sudoku puzzle on a 9x9 grid with several givens. Players must place numbers 1 through 9 so every row column and 3x3 box contains each digit once. Difficulty rises from Monday to Saturday.
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