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Paw Press Weekly Clinton Graceville Beardsley Volume 22, Issue 15 January 15, 2015 Paw Press Weekly Lunch Menu 2015 CGB Snoball Thursday: Walking taco, lettuce, onion, black olives, kiwi, sour cream, refried beans, & shape-up Friday: No school Monday: Italian dunkers, spaghetti sauce, lettuce salad & apple crisp Tuesday: Chili, cheese, crackers, tropical 1 Page fruit mix & sweet roll Wednesday: Grilled cheese All of the boy and girl candidates took the stage on Monday when it was time to crown sandwich, batter the king and queen. bites, pineapple Congratulations to King Bobby Ewert and Queen Alyssa Swigerd. & green beans CGB Students Test Better Than National Average Those tests that the teachers tell you to do your best on, like PLAN and EXPLORE, actually matter! This year’s test results show that our CGB eighth graders had higher results on the EXPLORE test in the areas of English, Math and Science than students in the rest of the country! Sophomores took the PLAN test and they did better than other sophomores nationally in English, Math, Science and Reading! So, everybody keep up the great work and the next time you’re facing one of those long, boring tests, remember it is just another opportunity to show what a great school we have! PLAN Composite (all tests together) Results EXPLORE Composite (all tests together) Results Top (CGB), Bottom (National) Top (CGB), Bottom (National) Weekly Senior Of The Week: Mikki Erickson! By: Sharon Tritz This week’s Senior of the Week is Mikki Erickson! She loves all things outdoors– from hunting animals to raising them! Mikki participates on the CGB Clay Busters trapshooting team. I am best known for . Being quiet and wearing my cowboy boots My favorite high school memory is . State trapshoot with Swag! Being a senior finally makes me feel . Old, stressed and excited! I will miss . Some people and teachers I won’t miss . Drama My plans after high school are . Going to the university colleges of Brookings, South Da- kota or Crookston, Minnesota for pre-vet. Page 2 Page The Newest . Staff Box Editors Hannah Breeggemann (Page 3) Trend Quote Gina Gilsdorf Matching snapbacks (Page 6) and shoes. by color. Rachael Kellen (Page 4) “Being Dalton Nilson Morgan Nordly (Page 1)5) Normal Sharon Tritz (Page 2) Is Boring.” Staff Writers Sam Bauer -Marilyn Monroe Stephanie Findlay Mike Mckee Charlie Pullis Website Dylan Sanasack Selfie Shane Schmitz Technical Assistance Brice Hoffman Mrs. Holtz Mrs. Stueve Yeah . Like you Advisor don’t know about Mrs. Jibben Trivia Crack! Girls Sports Sports Summary By: Sam Bauer The girls basketball team had a game last Friday against Hancock where the girls went into halftime trailing by 11 points. Kendra Gilsdorf had a monster game scoring 19 points along with 11 rebounds and 7 assists. Callie Vold also had a big game scoring 17 points. The girls ended up winning by 10 points. The girls had three wins in one night because the junior high B-squad and varsity all won their games! The girls also played against Wilmot on Tuesday with a final losing score of 76 to 23. This Saturday, the girls have a game against WCA in Barrett. Be there to support the Lady Wolverines! The gymnastics team has had two very good meets in the past week. Monday, the junior high team was at an invitational in Milbank and the seventh and eighth grade teams both placed second overall. On Tuesday, they had a home meet against Morris where Jessaline Backer placed 2nd all–around. Girl Athlete of The Week By: Hannah Breeggemann This week’s athlete of the week is Melanie Sigler! She is a sopho- more, plays basketball, wears the #10 jersey proudly and plays the #2 spot. I am known for . Getting fouls! My pregame ritual is . Drinking pop, listening to music and hanging out with friends 3 Page My favorite sports moment is . Beating Wheaton in basketball in 8th grade My favorite Wolverine sports moment was . Winning state football My favorite sports moment not involving me was . When NASCAR had a 32-car pile up The game or event I am looking forward to is . Track season with RAAACH! My favorite sports idol is . Skylar Diggins Melanie’s Favorite Athlete: Skylar Diggins By: Dalton Nilson Skylar Diggins is an American professional basketball player for the Tulsa Shock of the Women’s National Basketball Association. She was drafted third overall by the Tulsa Shock in the 2013 WNBA draft. She played point guard for Notre Dame and is their all-time leading scorer with 2,357 points. Skylar Kierra Diggins was born on August 2, 1990. She attended Washington High School in South Bend, Indiana. She was a four-year starter at Washington High School, where the Panthers had a combined record of 102-7. in four consecutive years, she led the Panthers to state championship games, including Washington’s title-winning season of 2007. She was a McDonald’s All– American coming out of high school. Dig- gins was also a two– time Gatorade Indiana Girls Basketball Player of the Year. She was named a WBCA All– American. Boys Sports Boys Sports Summary On Tuesday the basketball boys played the Ortonville Trojans in Ortonville. It was a hard game for the boys and, unfortunately, they came up short with a score of 70-23. The boys played hard but the size of the Ortonville Trojans was a huge factor in the game. They will take on the Battle Lake Battlers tomorrow in Battle Lake. Battle Lake has been extremely good the past few years so it will be a hard game for the boys. Make sure you go to the game; the fan support can make a big differ- ence! Today the wrestlers head to Osakis for a dual. The boys went 3 in 4 on Saturday at Milbank. They won against Milbank, Sisseton and (). Due to bad weather, we postponed the match against Kimball. The hockey team has played Red Wood Falls and lost to them 2 to 1 on Monday and then they played Breckenridge Wahpeton on Tuesday and won 5 to 0. On Saturday they play Luverne. Boy Athlete: Hunter Turner By: Charlie Pullis Hunter is our athlete of the week this week. Hunter is in basketball this year as a forward and he is number 42. Hunter’s been having a great season this year. Page 4 Page Hunter is in football and baseball also. He is number 28 in football. Explain your pregame ritual . Shoot hoops My favorite sports idol is . Kevin Love My favorite sports moment . When the Vikings finally won a game Favorite sports moment involving you . Beating Verndale The game I’m looking forward to is . Playing Ortonville in football again My favorite sport to play is . Basketball My Favorite sport to watch . Hockey Hunter’s Favorite Athlete: Kevin Love By: Gina Gilsdorf Kevin Love plays in the NBA for the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2014. He is a three-time All-Star and holds the longest streak for consecutive games recording double figures in points and re- bounds. Kevin Love is the son of former NBA player Stan Love. Love is from Santa Monica, California. As a child, he would practice his bounce passes with a cardboard box and study tapes of Wes Unseld. Love was definitely a high school basketball star! In July 2006, Love started playing at UCLA. In 2008, he en- tered the NBA draft and was drafted by the Timberwolves. Fun Q: How much did Santa pay for hisJokes and Riddles sleigh? By: Gina Gilsdorf A: Nothing it was on the house Q: What kind of jokes do you make in the shower? A: Clean Jokes! Q: What do you call a sleeping bull? A: A bulldozer! Q: What do you call a fake noodle? A: An Impasta Q: Did you hear about that new broom? A: It's sweeping the nation! Q: What do you call a cow with a twitch? A: Beef Jerky. Page 5 Page Throwback Thursday: TV By:TakenTaken Sharon Tritz 33 By: Shane Schmitz Bryan MillsBy: (Liam Sharon Neeson) Tritz returns in Taken 3, an action-packed thriller, as an ex-government op- This is a throwback Thursday list of the erative who is accused of murdering his ex-wife and greatest TV shows on the air in the early 2000s is getting chased by his own government. and the year they went off the air. He uses his “particular set of skills” to try to How many do you remember? solve who really murdered his ex-wife and to clear Pimp my Ride (2009) his name on the murder, all while trying to protect Family Guy is still goin’ strong the only thing he has left—his daughter Kim. Will King of the Hill (2010) Mills finally end this continuing madness? That 70’s Show (2006) This third movie in the Taken series came Cops is still in production out in theatres last Friday! Go see it to find out what Friday Night Lights (2011) happens to Bryan Mills and his family! Punk’d (2003) Cribs ( 2000) Polls What Will You Be Doing On Your Day Off? By: Rachael Kellen QuestionBy: 2 Probs Sleeping Volleyball Hanging out with friends Basketball Watching TV Kylie Lick Morgan Gibson Dillon Bork Nora Murphy Sharina Reyes Who Is Your Favorite Disney Character? By: Stephanie Findlay Olaf Nemo Eeyore Buzz Lightyear Mickey Mouse Simba Page 6 Page Emillyanne K Emillyanne Natalie Jordan Kleindl Alex Sigler Basta Bauer Mrs. Raguse Jacob Gillespie What is a Whistle Pig*? By: Michael Mckee Hotdog-Shaped An Animal Boar Pig Whistle that makes Something Whistle pig noises Funny Kenedi Luke Morgan Nordly Ryan Costello Noah Cardwell Stotesbery Lampert *Well, those are great answers, but a whistle pig is actually just another name for a groundhog.
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