.— arr—.3 '
WALSH COUNTY PRESS "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 202l I Pae 9_
AREA
Team 2
GRAFTON, N.D. — More than 100 in- Schiltz, came out on top, eaming them
the trav—
telligent junior high students from the schools cling trophy. The
Valley-Edinburg team of Jack
01“ CaVaher, Draymha Edmere, GrafiOH, Mid— Langerud, Carter Oberg,
Elizabeth Fedj e,
way, Mintoa NOITh Border Pembina» Nehh BOY- Scarlett Dreger and Kristen
Huhta coached by
filer walhaha, Par. k River Area and valleY'Ed' Ms. Leslie
Fagerholt, placed 2nd; The Park
lhbm‘g COmPeted 1“ the 6th Annual_walSh'Pe¥n' River Area team
of Lauren Bell, Brayden Da-
bma Coilmles Jr‘ ngh Academe Olymplcs ley Clara Kj elland, Chloe Kadlec,
Toren V
Competition On Wednesday, November 18 in B er’leda and Kayden Lem,
coached by MS. Ha_
the Grafioanigh School gymnasium. The ley U11 an (L placed 3rd '
event. was sponsored by the Walsh-Pembina Moderator Tony Baideras a member
Ofthe
Admlmstrators and coordmated by North 2021 Walsh-Pembina High School
Academ—
Valley Career-Tech Center; . . . .
Students pamcipated in a regular “mm with 1c Olymp1cs Champlonslnp Team
from Grafton
High School kept the competition moving at
the top three teams advancing to a lightning . _
round Of the eighteen teams competing, the a mce pace. Students were asked
queshons re-
North Border Pembina team, consisting of lated to the categories 0f
EngliSha seiehee,
Bjorn Evenson, Jesse Eisenbeis, Preston Math, SOCial Studies; EleetiVeS and
Current
Emerson, Noah Olson, Kade Schafer and Events. Following thepcompetition,
the Grafton
Ezekiel Symington, coached by Mr. Jonathan FCCLA Chapter prepared and
served lunch.
Walsh-Pembina Counties Jr. High AcademicOlympicS Competition held
Above: Walsh-Pembina Jr. High Academic Olympics Champions North Border
Pembina
Team: Bjorn Evenson, Jesse Eisenbeis, Preston Emerson, Noah Olson, Kade
Schafer,
' and Ezekiel Symington. Top Left: Park River Area. Top Right:
Valley-Edinburg.
fies: Stibmitted
TNKSTER, N.D. —— Congratu—
' lations to Midway Public School's
r ‘ Student of the Quarter: Anya Rose
, Photos: Submitted Van Hauen
Above: (L to R) Jayse Larson, Clare Ashpole, Madison Sobolik, Hannah
Myrdal. Anya is an 11th grader at Midi Wharf; I
way and was selected as the win— g “‘3; m We
ner for many reasons. She is hav- [1 l
VE honors Students of Quarter
and completing homework. Anya
deserves to be recognized for the
EDINBURG, N.D. — The following stu- mosphere. ' Freshman Class:
Hannah Myrdal daughter strides she has made this school
dents have been selected as the students of the Senior Class: Jayse Larson
son of Ryan & of Paul & Naomi Myrdal year. CongratulatiOns Anya!
The
fourth quarter of the 2021-2022 school year; Kari Larson ‘ .V New
students are’ selected at the end of each Midway community is so proud of
by the Valley-Edinburg High School teaching Junior Class: Clare Ashpole
daughter of quarter and a Valley-Edinburg High SChOOl Sfu- you! .
staff. Selection is based on students’ time and Steve Ashpole dent 0f the
Year Will be seleeted from the 12 Congratulations to the othe
effort put into academics, qualities of citizen- Sophomore Class: Madison
Sobolik daugh— Students 0fthe quarter Chosen throughem the nominees:
Hunter Lietz, Addy :
Photo: Submitted
ship and positive contribution to school Iat— ter of Joe & Kris
Sobolik . yeah Hefta, and Elyse McMillan
/
Help us make this season
brighterfor area families by
, donatinga new, unwrapped
gift suitable for infants and
children ages 17 and under.
KEEPING YOUR * ..
5' N E As small business owners, we
wear a lot of hats. We don 't
have time to be people. , ,
' r . . I o Smallbusinesses are bigtargets for hackers, but only 28
I V percent report havinga plan in placeto reapond to an attack.
By trustingtheirdata to PolarExtreme lT, owners like the Kringstads can
take control oitheir technology and
protect the businesses they’ve worked so hard to build.
£15}; I: ‘ « . x, v . Polar Extreme lT does managed services
differentlytailoring offerings to each business’s individual need;
V ' Donat'ons may be dropped Off at the and budget ratherthan
handing overa one-sizelfits-all package. Find out why Safe-T-Pull trusts
Polar irii i~
Polar office at 110 4th St. E, Park River, ‘ their IT in this
#PeopleProgressPolarstory: A .
ND,during normal business hours of . LEA _\\\\
7:30 am. — 5:30 pm. go . ’V ‘ ‘
J "hill-LII :.| J 1- Open yourcamera and
0 :Eiiliii‘iii. '- ’p
' 1: ' ' ;. -i I l
~Wait for the camera to
recognize and scan the
b 1' . I / t\\ pOLAR
whWWW’, l‘ enamel-T
v iii. ' “if :Ix , code.
. . . z. :u :.-'I'| 3-Clickthewebsiteiink 701-284-7221
m. " n'l - y
: When‘mppearsonyour poiarcomm.com/extremel"i
“ " ' scree .
' n \jf/ extremelT@polartel.com
hr; i’ w: : lillilt‘rl‘; l3 an equal opportunity pi oyider and
employer.
