The Kompelien Field scoreboard was lit in 2020 for this year’s class.
Oh, what a night
MINNEOTA GRADUATION - JUNE 26, 2020
Minneota seniors toss their caps high in the air after the completion of the graduation ceremony Friday night.
Worth the Wait
It started with Kimberly Lynn Bloch and concluded with Paige Colette Welsh. In between, the names of the 2020 Minneota High School graduating class were read proudly by Principal Jeremy Frie on Friday evening.
With classmates getting ready for the graduation parade, Morgan Hennen prepares to have her sister Abby chauffeur her through the streets of Minneota on Friday night.
THIS WAS THEIR DAY
It didn’t matter if they were driving around in a convertible, a pickup truck or even a golf cart. They were in a parade and this was their day. This was the way all graduation ceremonies should end; parading around the streets of town so community members can wave and shout out well-wishes.
Mudhens reliever Preston Nuy fires a pitch in the ninth inning to an Appleton batter during last Wednesday’s home opener.
Mudhens open league with rout
Tyson Sonnenburg belted a double and a three-run homer, while Jake Leighton and Austin Buysse had thee hits apiece as the Minneota Mudhens drubbed the Appleton A’s 17-1 in their home opener on Wedneday night.
Kathy and Robert Gorecki of Ghent discovered and purchased this Val Bjornson campaign button in an antique store in Alexandria.
Bjornson button discovered in Alexandria antique store
Sometimes we find a surprise in an unexpected place. Robert and Kathy Gorecki often go antique shopping and on one of their recent excursions to Past & Present Antiques in Alexandria. The Ghent couple weren't looking for anything in particular; perhaps something might catch their eye.
Kenneth P. Kompelien played and managed the Minneota amateur baseball team for many years.
Who was K.P Kompelien?
Kenneth P. Kompelien and 31 other classmates graduated from Minneota High School in 1936. And 84 years later, Minneota’s first-ever outdoor graduation ceremony was held at K.P. Kompelien Field on Friday night.
The Kompelien Field scoreboard was lit in 2020 for this year’s class.
Minneota seniors toss their caps high in the air after the completion of the graduation ceremony Friday night.
With classmates getting ready for the graduation parade, Morgan Hennen prepares to have her sister Abby chauffeur her through the streets of Minneota on Friday night.
Mudhens reliever Preston Nuy fires a pitch in the ninth inning to an Appleton batter during last Wednesday’s home opener.
Kathy and Robert Gorecki of Ghent discovered and purchased this Val Bjornson campaign button in an antique store in Alexandria.
Kenneth P. Kompelien played and managed the Minneota amateur baseball team for many years.

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Mudhens reliever Preston Nuy fires a pitch in the ninth inning to an Appleton batter during last Wednesday’s home opener.
Mudhens open league with rout

Tyson Sonnenburg belted a double and a three-run homer, while Jake Leighton and Austin Buysse had thee hits apiece as the Minneota Mudhens drubbed the Appleton A’s 17-1 in their home opener on Wedn

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Services for Raymond Bot, 93, of Marshall, will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, June 22, 2020, at St. Eloi Catholic Church in Ghent. A visitation will be one hour prior from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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