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Przymus, Esping reign over SnowBall |
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Minneota High School’s winter celebration, “SnowBall” produced a formal coronation last week.    
The new queen (top, right and bottom getting her crown) is Jennifer Esping. She got her crown from Tony Noyes, then smiled as new King Brett Przymus also flashed a big smile (right). Crowned prince and accepting his sceptor was Zach Bussell (below) . The new princess, Marissa Larson had her crown straightened by candidate Calleen McNeill.
Flashing a toothless smile was Shae Johnson. She and LaShad Smith were crown bearers. The event was held all last week.
When SnowBall attendant Travis Longtin needed help with his tie and suit, well, Veterinarian Scott Josephson, in his coveralls, thought nothing about helping out. “He needed my help,” Josephson said, ignoring the differences in their attire. |
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The Mascot An award-winning newspaper |
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 Accepting the award
On Thursday in Minneapolis, history was made for the City of Minneota. For the first time the local newspaper, The Mascot, has won a Minnesota State Newspaper Contest award. The photo (right) won a second place for the newspaper and for the photographer, Mascot Publisher Byron Higgin. He accepted the award from Jody Hanson, Minnesota Newspaper Association president. Staff Photo by Gayle VanVooren
Details:
• Second Place: Byron Higgin, Minneota Mascot
• Judges Comments:
Veteran at the Wall
• Although the subject’s face is not visible, the photo is still emotional and pleasing to the reader’s eye.
• First Place: Thomas Myer, The Parker’s Prairie Independent, “Placing Walleyes into Lake Adley”.
• Honorable Mention: Tom Merchant, Westbrook Sentinel/Tribune. |
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Board looks at operating referendum as ‘a necessity |
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By Gayle VanVooren
Mascot Editor
“We have to come up with some kind of plan to keep our school solvent,” commented Supt. Dan Deitte at last Tuesday’s School Board meeting.
In an information piece, the possibility of presenting an Operating Referendum in November was felt as “a necessity”.
The Board is currently looking at three different providers to assist in the implementation of a presentation to District voters.
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