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Well, doc,” the patient was telling me, “I get winded so easily now. I can hardly go to the mailbox without stopping to catch my breath. It did not used to be that way. Do you think something is wrong?”
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TIE-DYE DAY AT ANDES CENTRAL
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MR. DeNEUI'S CARPENTRY CLASS
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Andes Central FFA traveled to Huron for an Animal Judging CDE event. Students competed in Livestock and Horse Judging with the following results:
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By Alyssa Mathis The Wagner High School National Honor Society (NHS) held their annual new member induction ceremony on Tuesday, March 19th in the Wagner Community School theater. The ceremony began with the welcome given by senior member and NHS President, Jennifer Barnett. Jennifer also introduced the speaker for the event, Joe Kafka, WCS teacher. After Mr. Kafka gave a very meaningful speech, the current 2023-2024 officers began the candle induction ceremony. Each of the senior members came onto the stage, and each spoke during the candle induction ceremony.
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One of this week’s featured WCS seniors is Bain Kuhlman. He is the son of Jeff and Rhonda Kuhlman. During his high school years at Wagner Community School, Bain has been involved in several extra-curricular activities including chorus (four years), FFA (three years) and football (four years).
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As a part of National Agriculture Week which is celebrated March 17th-24th 2024, it is important to celebrate both those currently employed in Ag related careers and those who will be joining the Ag community in years to come. As Wagner is a farming community, it is important to offer Ag education to its students. Future Farmers of America (FFA) is a student organization offered through WCS for those students that are interested in expanding their knowledge of agriculture and leadership.
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National Honor Society (NHS) has been in existence for over a century. The society encompasses five main pillars including scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Andes Central is unique as opposed to other schools in the area in the aspect that they allow sophomores to become prospective members, allowing those students to be a part of the organization for longer than the usual two years as a junior and senior.
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