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EastonSeesisthenewquarterbackforAvon.Asafreshman, Easton feels pressured to do well, and believes he’s off to a good start. His game-day routine consists of a lot of sleep, a good breakfast in the morning, and making it on the bus on time. When asked what his favorite hype-up song is, he responded Sandman by Metallica. For the rest of the season, he looks forward to staying healthy and continuing to win games. Easton’s favorite thing about football is spending time with all of his teammates and making lifelong memories.
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Jack Fathke is a sophomore and has been running cross country since the 7th grade. When we asked Jack what his meet-day routine was, he replied, “I make sure I eat a wellmaintained breakfast. At meets, Jack stretches to make sure he is prepared. We then asked him if he had a hype-up song that he listens to before meets. Jack responded, “Call Me Late by NBA Youngboy.” Then we asked Jack what his favorite thing about cross country is. He replied, “my favorite thing aboutcrosscountryishangingoutwithfriendsandrunning.” Lastly, we asked, “what do you most look forward to for the rest of the season?” Jack replied, “I want to make it to the state because it's in Rapid, and I can stay in a hotel.”
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Maesa Leonne Kuhlman is the daughter of Dan and Teanna Kuhlman and the sister of Rance Kuhlman. She was born on September 5th, 2006. Maesa has many hobbies she enjoys: talking and hanging out with family and friends, spending time at the river, being active outside, going on long walks, reading, and learning new things. Her favorite subject is science because while it is more challenging, it is very applicable to the real world. Science is also very interesting and there is always so much more to learn and discover.
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From the desk of Superintendent Paul Kuhlman:
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For the first time in Labor Day HISTORY, the Wagner Labor Day Committee is proud to announce the....
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Three Lake Andes Firefighters attended a one-day electric vehicle training class in Garretson on Friday, August 23. Fire Chief, Rod Bergin, Jeremiah Freidel and Jacob Wenzlaff attended training that focused on electric vehicle fires and accidents. The SD State Fire Marshal’s office had distributed the training flyer to fire departments throughout the state and when the Lake Andes Fire Department heard about it decided there was a growing need in the area for this type of training.
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