What: won first place in visual merchandising
When: two weeks ago
Where: Union Colege
Why: His goal is taking first place at state so he can qualify for nationals in Florida
How: by winning first place at DECA competition
Summary lead, version 1: Travis Logan, a senior won first place at the district DECA competition.
Summary lead, version 2 : Travis Logan an upperclassmen won first place for visual merchandising.
Summary lead, version 3 : A high school senior name Travis Logan had just won first place in visual merchandising in a district competition.
Story: Travis Logan, a senior have just taken one step closer to his goal, to compete in the national DECA competition. He just receive first place in visual merchandising that was held at Union College two week ago. Now on his way to the state contest in April, he's determine to make it into the nationals in Florida.
Along with Travis, Dee Contreas a junior won second place in the written test and Ducan Pfiegger, was mention as a honorable contestant in the role play. As he rose his way up to his goals, his competitor will still be Contreas and Pfiegger.
Who: Highschool Girls from 10-12 grade
What: Tryouts for Color Guards
When: Tuesday, May 25 and Thursday, May 27
Where: School campus, west of the parking lot
Why: to join marching band starting in fall
How: Contact Ms. Cindy Barker, Color Guard adviser, room 103
Summary lead, version 1:
68 girls participated in color guard tryouts in order to join marching band.
Summary lead, version 2:
68 girls participated in color guard tryouts in preparation of second round for marching band.
Summary lead, version 3:
68 girls planning to join marching band participated in color guard tryouts.
Story:
Color guard tryouts are going to be held on May 25th & 27th for girls between 10th & 12th grades. 68 were able to participate in the tryouts held last fall. These Color Guard tryouts were held at the school campus on the west side of the parking lot. Next week, a second round will be held in order for girls to join marching band in the coming Fall.
The color guard tryouts are an excellent opportunity to connect with others and support your school. The squads will perform choreographed routines at football and basketball halftime shows. You need to be able to dance and flag-twirl in order to join up. To participate in color guard tryouts, you must contact Ms. Cindy Barker, Color Guard adviser, in room 103.
