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Parents: Troy & Catherine Dishman Future Plans: To attend CCC in Hastings. One thing people may be surprised to know: “I throw with my left hand, but I am right handed.” Favorite high school memory: “When my twin and I switch places to pull a trick on Mrs.

Parents: Raequel & Donald Wynn, David & April Ledet Future Plans: To attend MPCC in North Platte and become an LPN. One thing people may be surprised to know: “I’ve lived in multiple states, and especially love Georgia.” Favorite high school memory: “Junior year Prom.”.

Parents: Rodney & Mary Ross Future Plans: To attend attend UNL and study agriculture economics. One thing people may be surprised to know: “I broke three bones before I was 10-years-old.' Favorite high school memory: “Pre-game jam sessions with my teammates.”.

Parents: Troy & Yvette Mannon Future Plans: To come back home and farm. One thing people may be surprised to know: “My mom is a published author.” Favorite high school memory: “State FFA.”.

Parents: Stephen & Rhonda Pandorf Future Plans: To attend UNK and study business. One thing people may be surprised to know: “I am left handed” Favorite high school memory: “Winning conference volleyball and basketball.”.

Parents: Maggie Royle Future Plans: To further her education at CPS. One thing people may be surprised to know: “I love to sing and dance.” Favorite high school memory: “Working with my preschool friends.”

Parents: Heath & Stephanie Paulsen Future Plans: To go to CCC in Hastings to get my degree in agribusiness. One thing people may be surprised to know: “I'm humble.” Favorite high school memory: “Pulling my mom’s underwear out of my pants.”.

The South Loup golf team had another busy week on the links with a varsity meet in North Platte on Thursday and a JV meet in Mullen on Wednesday.

Parents: Curtis & Marla Stallbaumer Future Plans: To attend Oklahoma State University and major in agriculture communications and agribusiness. One thing people may be surprised to know: “I love to travel and show livestock.”

We are Survivors! Consider the changes we have witnessed: We were born before television, before penicillin, before polio shots, frozen foods, Xerox, plastic, contact lenses, Frisbees and the pill. We were born before radar, credit cards, split atoms, laser beams and ballpoint pens.