Pirettes Fall to Boone Valley in Tough District Final
In Humboldt on February 23 Graettinger led 39 37 at halftime but Boone Valley surged ahead in the third. Barb Green scored 37 for Graettinger and Jackie Kulow 30 as the Pirettes finish 17 7. Boone Valley wins 82 78 with 20 of 26 free throws.
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Pirettes
Boone Valley
Humboldt
Graettinger
Barb Green
Bobcats
Beane Valley
Jackie Kulow
Pam Rients
Barb Miller
Shelly Cox
Lori Peterson
Pam Thu
Meg
Happy Hour Red Room
Graettinger Fars
Undefeated 7th Grade Pirates Finish 8-0 Season
Milford hosts the 7th grade boys basketball game where the Pirates claim an 8-0 record with a 35-18 victory. Graettinger led the scoring in a strong second half, while Greg Zeman and Mark Brighton boosted the effort with multi player contributions as the team ends with several players averaging between seven and nine points per game.
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Milford
Pirates
Graettinger
Pioneers
Greg Zeman
Mark Brighton
Mike Bortini
Tony Masters
Matt Spies
Craig Hansen
Ron Hansen
Rod Hansen
Five Students To State Speech Contest
Five students will travel to Sioux City March 19 to compete in the State Individual Speech Contest. Contestants include Kathy Forey Interpretive Prose Mary Millen Interpretive Prose Rhonda Reutter Interpretive Prose Monica Weis Radio News Announcing Sue Jacobson Interpretive Poetry. District entries rated I include Rhonda Ruetter Poetry Pam Thu Poetry Kathy McQuown Literary Program Dramatic Acting Sue Ellis Dramatic Acting Paulette Frick Humorous Acting Cynthia CarHn Literary Program Deb Zevenbergen Literary Program Lori Schacherer Public Address Roger Jespersen After-Dinner Speaking Monica Weis Humorous Acting.
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Sioux City
Kathy Forey
Mary Millen
Rhonda Reutter
Monica Weis
Sue Jacobson
Rhonda Ruetter
Pam Thu
Kathy McQuown
Sue Ellis
Paulette Frick
Cynthia CarHn
Deb Zevenbergen
Lori Schacherer
Roger Jespersen
Tth Grade Skims Past Terril in Narrow Victory
The 7th grade basketball game with Terril ended 26 to 23 as the Pirates overcame a 14-14 halftime tie. Mike Bortini added 2 points, Greg Zeman 3, Tony Masters 6, while Mark Brighton and Matt Spies led scoring with 7 and 7 points respectively.
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Terril
Pirates
Mike Bortini
Greg Zeman
Tony Masters
Mark Brighton
Matt Spies
Milford Pirates Rally in Winless Season Closer
Bruce Masters led with 19 points while Dean Jensen added S goals for 10 points. Randy Bates and Brian Simington each scored 2 points as Milford closed the junior Pirates season at 6 wins 2 losses with one game remaining. The game was played on Wednesday February 23 in Milford.
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Bruce Masters
Dean Jensen
Randy Bates
Brian Simington
Pirates
Milford
Fish And Cheese Sale Begins At Graettinger High
The annual fish sale runs March 1 to March 14 with high quality Pollack at 12.00 for 10 pounds and three pounds of Gold Field cheese for 7.00 under a different label. Proceeds go to the athletic fund for equipment and uniforms. available from Graettinger athletes.
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Goldfield
Athletic Fund
Graettinger
Voc Ag Class Builds 1/8 Scale Farrowing House
The sophomore voc 2g class of five students Jay Closing Dan Berven Earl Westergard Bill Forey and Terry Masters is constructing a miniature farrowing house. Chuck Moser conceived the project and the model will be unveiled at the upcoming FFA Banquet this spring.
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Jay Closing
Dan Berven
Earl Westergard
Bill Forey
Terry Masters
Chuck Moser
FFA
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the Pirate Press
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Sallie White
Mike LaVelle
By Jackie Kulow
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Gail Showman
Sue Gronemeyer
Peterson
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Terril Tigers
Dave Petersen
Diane Schmeling
Joleen Borchers
Candy Funk
Jim Graettinger
Vernon Reitz
Tim Rooney
Donna Westergard
Kathy Edwards
Marjie McQuown
By Bill Forey
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