Active is a good way to describe Wolf Point High School senior Kylie Rodenberg. She has served as her class president for each of the last three years. In addition, she has been a member of the student council every high school year and is currently the vice president. She is also involved in National Honor Society and Pep Club, As far as high school athletics, Rodenberg is a threesport athlete.

School in Lustre began on Wednesday, Aug. 23. There are 36 students attending Lustre Christian High School and 49 students enrolled in the Lustre Grade School. Shelly Keller, clerk of the LGS, expressed deep gratitude for the women volunteering their services to cook for the schools’ lunch program for at least six weeks so that the regular cook, Tori Bell, can stay at the side of her daughter,

Three new teachers and a new program highlights the upcoming school year for Lustre Christian School. For the first time in many years, Lustre will offer the chance for its students to participate in speech and drama events throughout the area. Principal Ric Cattell said during the school’s guidance counselor’s visit to a college this summer, the importance of speech was stressed. “Communication

There are plenty of reasons to be optimistic as Frazer begins a new school year. The first day of classes was Wednesday, Aug. 16. Superintendent Melanie Blount-Cole explained that teachers took part in a K-6 math training the previous week and that new teacher orientation was held on Aug. 10. “We don’t have a huge turnover of staff this year,” Blount-Cole said. “We’re blessed for

Joe and Gloria Sande of Wolf Point celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Aug. 21. While living in Havre, they were introduced to each other by Joe’s younger brother, Daryl. They were married Aug. 21, 1963, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Joe was an English teacher and speech/drama coach at Wolf Point High School. He also worked at the KVCK radio station and was the announcer for all