The Frazer School held a commencement ceremony for graduating seniors Friday, May 21. The school graduated two seniors, Myron Joseph Jackson Jr. and Justine May Smoker. The class motto was “One step at a time but always forward.” The class colors were red, black and silver. The class flower was a red rose. Jackson Jr. and Smoker filled class officer positions for the school year. Dejondra Gardipee

By Bill Vander Weele After a tight race during the first 500 meters, Poplar’s Jazmin Gorder broke away to win the divisional championship for the 800-meter run in Glasgow on Saturday, May 22. The junior ran down the stretch with a large smile on her face as her winning 2:26.64 time allowed her to win by a comfortable margin. “I didn’t think I had it at all,” Gorder said after the

By Bill Vander Weele Jasiah Hambira earned top honors in the high jump and placed in three other events to lead Lustre Christian at the Eastern C divisional track meet in Sidney on Thursday, May 20. The Lions scored 26 points in the boys’ standings for seventh place and five points in the girls’ division for 13th place. Hambira cleared 6-0 for first place in the high jump. The sophomore

Jewel Olson Wolf Point High School senior Jewel Olson, pictured with her parents, signed her letter of intent on Tuesday, May 18, to compete in track at Dickinson State University. As a senior, Olson was the district champion in the 100, 200 and 400. She finished first in the 400 and second in the 200 at this year’s Top 10 track meet. As a sophomore, Olson placed third in the 400 and was part

And Then There Was One Wolf Point students (from left) Parker Swenson, Angelena MacDonald, Daniel Sears, Ryan Schumacher, Jocelyn Russell, Katrina Follet and Julianna Garfield act during the performance of And Then There Was One Friday, May 21. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)