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October 30, 2014

Volume 22, Issue 7

Paw Press Weekly

Clinton Graceville Beardsley

Thursday:

Lasagna, garlic

toast, lettuce salad

& tropical mixed

fruit

Friday:

No School

Happy Halloween

Monday:

Chicken nuggets,

mashed potatoes,

gravy, peas

& peaches

Tuesday:

Scalloped

potatoes with

ham, dinner roll,

glazed carrots

& strawberry cup

Wednesday:

Fajitas, fixings,

lettuce salad, pears

& animal crackers

Lunch Menu

A “Yes” = NO NEW TAXES

Last Minute Halloween Ideas

Election day is Tuesday, November 4. A major question for our special elec-

tion ballot is whether to vote yes or no to extend the existing CGB property tax referen-

dum for an additional ten years.

According to Superintendent Phil Grant in a letter to all CGB parents informing

them about the referendum: “There will be no new taxes. Passing the referendum would

lock in extra state aid for CGB all ten years. Because of that extra state aid, property taxes

would go down a bit. Passing the referendum would yield $400,000 in revenue per year.

Not passing the referendum would mean cuts in programs and personnel.”

By: Sharon Tritz

By: Stephanie Findlay

Are you ready for Halloween? Be sure to check out everyone's

costumes. Go to: www.coolest-homemade-costumes.com if you need a

costume, but don’t want to spend any money, or not much at all. You

can find some great ideas like: DIY Lego costumes, Simpsons and Oompa

Loompa’s costumes.

You can find ideas for groups or just yourself;

they have anything you might be looking for. Be sure to

dress up for school tomorrow to show that you “treat

yourself to candy and don’t get tricked by drugs!”

Mrs. Hynnek’s Dra-

ma class is in Fergus Falls to

seeThe Nerd at M-State.

They left at 8a.m. to get to

Fergus Falls in time to for

the play. After the play they

will be heading to Apple-

bee's to eat and discuss the

performance.

By: Shane Schmitz

Mrs. Hynnek, Jordan Bauer, Sam Bauer,

Cormick Combellick and Morgan Nordly

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Weekly

Staff Box

Senior Of The Week By: Mike Mckee

Straight up and

downers Weather forecast

for tonight . . .

dark.

My Homework This app gives you reminders

and helps you keep a log of

your homework.

Trend

Selfie Website

Technical Assistance Brice Hoffman

Mrs. Holtz Mrs. Stueve

Advisor

Mrs. Jibben

Editors

Hannah Breeggemann (Page 6) Gina Gilsdorf (Page 3) Rachael Kellen (Page 1)

Dalton Nilson (Page 4) Morgan Nordly (Page 2) Sharon Tritz (Page 5)

Staff Writers

Sam Bauer Stephanie Findlay

Mike Mckee Charlie Pullis

Dylan Sanasack

The Newest . . .

Quote

The Senior of the Week is the one and only Tanner

James Teske!

I am best known for . . . Being a human sports ency-

clopedia

His favorite high school memory . . . was wearing that

blue and silver

Being a Senior makes him feel . . . like the BIG man on campus ;)

Tan Man will miss . . . sports and hearing Borkanese

Tanner won’t miss . . . College Writing

After high school Tanner plans to go to South Minnesota

State University in Marshall for math education or sports

management.

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Girls Sports

Kayla’s Favorite Athlete: Coach Christensen

Kayla’s favorite athlete is the assistant coach for football and track, and the gym and

health teacher too! In High School, Coach C. was in wrestling, track and football (his favorite)

where he was a running back and linebacker. He is a big believer in studying game film, and

started the practice back in high school.

For luck, he always carried a quarter, dime, nickel and penny

in his pocket because he was number 41 and it equals $0.41! His

sports idols are Brian Urlacher and Mike Allsot. His favorite profes-

sional sports moment was game seven of the 1991 World Series. His favorite sports

moment from high school was playing in the 2000 State Championship football

game with his brother.

As an Assistant Football Coach, his favorite Wolverine sports moment was

the 2012 state win, but he is also really excited for tomorrow’s Section Champion-

ship game against Edgerton!

Girl Athlete of the Week

Girls Sports Summary

By: Rachael Kellen

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This week’s long-haired girl athlete is a setter and a left hitter and number 3 on the court in Volley-

ball. In Basketball she is a guard and in softball she plays second base. Can you guess? It’s KayMobs aka

Kayla Moberg. Kayla is also in Student Council, FCCLA, 4-H, Danceline and videotapes for

the football team.

I am known for . . . Long hair and “Bion”

My pregame ritual . . . Hanging with my friends

My favorite sports idol is . . . Coach C.

My favorite professional sports moment is . . . 2013 Lynx opener game

My favorite sports moment involving me is . . . The 7th grade basketball game against Morris

The game or event I am looking forward to are . . . Videoing with Kass and baby Jermine

My favorite sport to play is . . . Summer Softball, for sure

My favorite sport to watch is . . . Wolverine football!

Volleyball has come to an end. The girls have done great this season ending their sea-

son in Wheaton last Friday. The girls are having a meeting on Thursday where they will receive

their rewards and turn in their uniforms. Coaches Moberg, Holtz and Raguse helped make it a

great season and the girls are very thankful for all of their time and hard work!

Basketball will be starting Monday, November 17, and we are still

waiting to hear who will be coaching the girls this year.

Danceline has been practicing once a week, and we can’t wait to

see what you have been working on, girls!

By: Hannah Breeggemann

By: Rachael Kellen

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Boys Sports

Boys Sports Summary

Boy Athlete

Charlie’s Favorite Athlete: Todd Wells

By: Gina Gilsdorf

The Wolverine football boys played the Mountain Lake Wolverines on Saturday October 25t. The

final score of this exciting game was 16-8. The boys are thankful for the great fan support at the game, espe-

cially the WOLVERINE cheer done by Pastor John Ragan! Congrats to Kyle Lampert for getting the inter-

ception to seal the game! The boys will be moving on to play the Edgerton/Ellsworth Flying Dutchmen tomor-

row in Marshall. Best of luck to you boys!

The cross country team ended their season running last Thursday

in New London Spicer. Our boys finished their last meet with 422 points

and it earned them 15th place out of 25. What a great season you boys

have had! Best of luck next year.

By: Charlie Pullis

This week’s boy athlete of the week is me, the extreme Charlie Joe

Pullis. I am in two sports this year: football and golf. I play center and defensive tack-

le in football and just golf in golf. No winter sports for me, so I ice fish and work at

Cenex.

I am known for . . . Having a K5 Blazer

My favorite nickname . . . Carlos

Explain something lucky you wear before a game . . . My Snake Skin Boots

My favorite sports idol is . . . Todd Wells

My favorite sports moment involving me. . . State football championship

My other favorite sports moment . . . When Todd Wells won the USA Cyclocross

National Championship

By: Shane Schmitz

Todd Wells is a professional bicycle racer specializing in Cyclocross and moun-

tain bike racing who began racing in 1994 as a college freshman at Fort Lewis College

in Durango, Colorado. He was born on December 25, Christmas Day, 1975 in King-

ston, New York.

In Cyclocross, Wells captured the 2001, 2005 and 2010 USA Cyclocross Na-

tional Championships. Wells races for the specialized factory racing team for mountain

bike racing.

He lives in Durango, Colorado and is a two-time U.S. Olympian, coming with

places of 19th in 2004 and 43rd in 2008. He is a multiple national cross country and

short track champion.

Good Luck Football Team In The Section Championship!

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Scary Movie

Jokes and Riddles By: Morgan Nordly

The Fosters By: Sam Bauer By: Hannah Breeggemann

Halloween is tomorrow and if you don’t go

trick-or-treating, you’ll probably want a scary movie to

curl up and watch like the classic, Scary Movie.

Scary Movie is a 2000 movie that makes fun of

all of the previous scary movies, like Scream, Blair Witch Project, I Know What You Did Last Summer, The Sixth Sense and more. It makes no sense and

there is no story line really; it is just meant to be funny.

I don’t want to spoil the ending for those of

you who haven’t watched it, but there are four movies

in the Scary Movie franchise, so if you like the first

one, don’t worry to much about who “dies.” Until you

watch the next Scary Movie, you just never know . . .

The Fosters is a family made up of adopted

children and lesbian mothers. They have five chil-

dren named Brandon, Jesus, Mariana, Callie and

Jude. The mothers’ names are Lena and Stef. Lena

is the vice principal at the high school and Stef is a

police officer.

It airs on the ABC Family network at 8:00

on Mondays. The second season should be coming

out soon; all we can do now is wait.

It is a very upbeat and action-packed show.

There is always something exciting happening or

going to happen. The Fosters never leave you disap-

pointed!

Q: Why didn’t the skeleton want

to go to school?

A: His heart wasn’t in it

Q: What do you call a fat pumpkin?

A: A plumpkin

Q: What do ghosts use to wash their hair?

A: Shamboo! “Mommy, everyone says

I look like a we

rewolf.”

“Please be quiet

and comb your f

ace.”

Q: When is it bad luck to be

followed by a black cat?

A: When you’re a mouse.

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Polls

By: Morgan Nordly

Who’s The “Real MVP”?

By: Dylan Sanasack

What Is Your Favorite Halloween Candy?

What’s The Worst Halloween Candy You Can Get? By: Mike McKee

Reese’s

Alex Bertram

Snickers

Raiden Iverson

Twix

Kenedi Stotesbery

Stuff Out Of The

Van

Collin Kellen

Hershey’s

Kendra Gilsdorf

Skittles

Katie Costello

Chocolate Almonds

Tori Teske

Anything, but Chocolate

Micheal Dennis

Popcorn Balls

Mason Pullis

3 Musketeers

Talen Genzler

Jim Lahey

Mason Pullis

Bob Saget

Chris Kleindl

Bubbles

Shane Schmitz

“You Are”

Mr. Piechowski

Hugh Jackman

Paul Ragan