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Cody Patrick Sassaman, the son of Casey Sassaman, was born on January 1st 2007. Cody enjoys many hobbies, including hunting waterfowl, deer hunting, and fishing. His favorite subject in school is English because it isn’t too difficult. One quote Cody lives by is, “consequences are temporary, but memories are forever.” Cody’s biggest role model is Jarod Myer because he taught himeverythingheknowsabouthunting.Hisbiggest accomplishment during his time at AHS is going to state duals three years in a row. After high school Cody plans to attend Mitchell Technical College, where he will study Wind Turbine Technology.Cody’sfavoritememoriesfromhis time at AHS are all the things that happen during welding and shop. When Cody leaves AHS, he will miss a lot of things, but he will miss all the people the most.
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Katie Swatek was named Photographer of the Year at the SYNC conference on March 4th held in Destin, Florida. SYNC is the High School Senior and Youth Sports National Conference. This conference is tailored particularly to portrait professionals, creative entrepreneurs and small business owners. It is known for its educational programs that focus on high school seniors, youth sports, business, sales and marketing. The number of photographers that attend this conference annually is 500 and this year’s photographers spanned the globe and were from the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, South America and Puerto Rico. For the 2025 image competitions, there were 126 photographers that entered the competition with 1074 submitted images.
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WITH THE MISSOULA CHILDREN'S THEATRE
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Avon held their spring concert on Thursday, March 20 with Mr. Sexe and Mrs. Schultz directing.
Read moreYou can’t go far without seeing some sign of agriculture in South Dakota – it’s the lifeblood of our state. Advocating for the farm and ranch families in our state is one of my top priorities as a U.S. senator. I’m proud to be a voice for these hardworking South Dakotans who carry on an important way of life that helps feed and fuel our country and the world.
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