L-r: Jacob Wingebach, Peyton Paxton, Justin French, Medora DeNaeyer, Jarren Forsen, Allie Boyer. Mike Kvanvig
L-r: Jacob Wingebach, Peyton Paxton, Justin French, Medora DeNaeyer, Jarren Forsen, Allie Boyer. Mike Kvanvig
The Mullen Area College Fair was held at the Lariat last Monday, Sept. 9. There were 36 representatives from all levels and areas of higher education. College reps from Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming and South Dakota were in attendance to speak with the students. Other schools attending were Valentine, Sandhills and Thedford. Kara Connealy
Back, l-r: Bo Pettit, Cody Walker, DJ Coetzee, Oakes Miller, Braylon Kuncl, Hayden Morrison. Front: Maci Walz, Kaisley Phipps, Elly Hardy, Audrabell Werth, Breckyn Burney, Abby Gracey, Kassidy Cheever.
L-r: MHS juniors Toni Massey, Tate Kvanvig, Cayden Hampton and Jacob Walker at the VEX robotics STEM station. The STEM trailer was developed by Custer Public Power District and BD Medical to bring hands-on STEM stations to the rural schools that CPPD supplies power to. MHS gets four stations for 12 weeks at a time, every other year. Tawn Jewell
Mullen 4th-5th graders are pictured back, l-r: Gerri Peterson, Hunter Gray, Kendall Phipps, Emri Dent, Cylas Dent, Duke Miller, Ella Walz, Jackson Newman, Jedd Kraus, Caleb Deibler. Middle: Taylor Cash, Elle Gracey, Avery Vinton, Keira Kearns, Finley Mundorf, Ayden Lee, Natalee Walker, Jaxyn Evans, Lillian Ericksen, Samuel Hessin. Front: Luke Cox, Lorenzo Gonzalez, Tuff Pettit, Ryden Ourada, Cooper Phillips, Kyler Marsh, Tripp Jewell, Gus Wingebach, Zach Hicks, Abbigail Mundorf. Beth Rice