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High Plains first-year head volleyball coach Haylee Sandman works with the team this past Tuesday at High Plains High School in Polk. Sandman comes from Wauneta-Palisades High School where she was a four-year starter for the Broncos. Sandman takes over the program looking to instill the same values she played with at W-P and her two years at Hastings College. PCN photo by Ken Kush
SANDMAN BRINGS A RELENTLESS, NEVER-GIVE-UP ATTITUDE TO HIGH PLAINS
High Plains student drowns in Fullerton
Former basketball coach out of jail on $100,000 bail
The 1993 Clarks girls track and field team were honored as they were Class D state champions then. Ten girls and three coaches were a part of that team. Four ladies were in attendance along with Coach Norm Manstedt (not pictured).
HPC HALL OF FAME INDUCTED THREE INDIVIDUALS AND ONE TEAM
Collin Brockevelt (above with his parents), a 3rd grader at High Plains Elementary won the Name A Snowplow contest sponsored by the Nebraska Department of Transportation. He was recognized at school on Tuesday for the name “Snowcus Pocus”. PCN photos by Beth Sparrow.
Brockevelt Wins Name a Snowplow Contest
Above: High Plains installed a video board in their gym after much research and discussion. Sponsors are requested. Photo provided.
HIGH PLAINS VIDEO BOARD INSTALLED
SCHOOLS FILL TEACHING POSITIONS FOR 2024-25
Polk Library News
High Plains FFA members Haden Helgoth, Peyton Hofmann, Allie Howell and Rylee Hofmann join Congressman Adrian Smith in Washington DC. Photo provided by Tom Hofmann.