The Wallace speech team earned fourth place at the Sutherland meet on Saturday. Members include, (front row,l-r): Ashlyn Robinson, Trey Robertson, Morgan Lungrin and Angelica Vazquez. Back row: Mariah Gardner, Coach Samantha Garrison, Aidan McClintock, Assistant Coach Kathy Fowler, Quinn Koop, Hailey Brooks, Karol Garcia and Ainsley Strawder.
Wallace’s speech team placed fourth at Sutherland on Saturday, Feb. 8 with a total of 21 team points.
Perkins County earned second at the Sutherland speech meet on Saturday, Feb. 8 with a total of 46 points.
The Perkins County FFA students participated in the district Career Development Events competition last Wednesday. Three teams will be attending the State FFA Convention in April, while yet another is a state alternate.
Three teams from Perkins County are headed to state after the district Career Development Events (CDE) competition for FFA on Feb. 5.
Trey Robertson explains the “Jordan Rules” in his informative speech about how basketball teams used strategic defense to combat Michael Jordan on the court.
The Wallace speech team earned first place in Class D and third overall with 55 points at Perkins County’s invitational meet on Saturday, Feb. 1.
Perkins County hosted a speech meet on Saturday, Feb. 1 and the Plainsmen speech team placed first in Class C as well as All Class after closing the day with 128.5 points following their performances. See page 12 for full story.
Jacob Woodmancy acts out his humerous prose, “Jimmy the Antichrist” at Perkins County’s invitational speech meet. Woodmancy went on to place first in the category, as well as in his duet with Matthew Wendell.
Savannah Schmitt, who placed eighth in the informative category on Saturday, describes the incredible life of Amelia Earhart.
Perkins County’s speech team earned yet another victory at the Perkins County invitational meet on Saturday, Feb. 1.
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