Winter Activities Guide, December 2012

Supplement to:

Pennington Co. Courant

Pioneer Review

Murdo Coyote

Kadoka Press

New Underwood Post

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Jones County .................................................Pages 13-16

Kadoka Area ..................................................Pages 17-21

New Underwood.............................................Pages 22-24

GuideDecember 6, 2012

Featuring:

Wrestling &

Basketball

Previews,

Choral, Band

& Activity

Schedules

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Wall Lady Eagles. Back row, left to right, Samantha Steffen, Josie Blasius, Emily Linn

and Tayah Huether. Middle row, Carlee Johnston, Kaitlin Schreiber, Sadie O'Rourke

and Monica Bielmaier. Front row, Bobbie Steffen, Maddi Bauer, Autumn Schulz and Bai-

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2012-13 Wall Lady Eagles basketball team

By Coach John Hess The Lady Eagles will go into the2012-2013 season with an experi-enced group. The Lady Eagles were runner upin their district with a young groupof girls. With the departure of ourlone senior Krysta Kjerstad, we arelooking to have a good year. Wewill still be young and will playthat way at times, but as the sea-son goes along and we mature welook to be playing our best ballcome tourney time. We should have a quick teamthis year and will try to get out andrun as much as we can. We look todo a lot of full defense with ourquickness. Returning for the Lady Eaglesare: Autumn Schulz, a 5’9” seniorwho averages 13.3 points per gameand eight rebounds per game.Last season she was asked to carrythe load for us, this season we willrely on her experience to lead theLady Eagles on and off the floor. Sadie O’Rourke a 5’7” junioraverages 10.9 points per game.Sadie is a spark plug. She is agood defender and makes thingstough on opposing teams pointguards. She can be an explosivescorer and will need to step up andhave some big games for us. Kaitlin Schreiber is a 5’8” juniorand averages 3.2 points per gameand 4.5 rebounds per game.Kaitlin is an active player with anice touch from the outside. She isa hard worker and will need to stepinto a leadership role. Bailey Lytle is a 5’3” senior.Bailey is a very smart player andwill need to have a strong off sea-son to step up for us. Carlee Johnston is a 5’5” sopho-more and averages 4.1 points pergame and 4.0 rebounds per game.Carlee is a very athletic and quickball player. She has grown a lot asa freshman and will look to have agood season for us next season. Tayah Huether is a 5’6” sopho-

more. Tayah is a smart and hardworking ball player. She will giveus good minutes this season. Josie Blasius a 5’7” freshman,averages 3.6 points per game.Josie played very well for us as aneighth grader last season. Emily Linn is a 5’6” sophomore.Emily is a talented, quick playerthat will see the floor this season.She will be handling some of thepoint guard duties. She sees thefloor extremely well. Monica Bielmaier is a 5’9” fresh-

man. Monica is an up and comer.She has a good work ethic and islooking to spread the floor withher outside shooting. The Lady Eagles will look to becompetitive every game this sea-son and will look to keep improv-ing and be playing our best ballcome the end of the year. Teams in Conference: JonesCounty, Bennett County andWhite River. Teams in State: Summit, Han-son, Faith and Estelline.

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By Coach Heidi Coller Wow to this 2012/2013 season!Fourteen gymnasts have showntheir interest in the sport of gym-nastics this year! A few of our returning gym-nasts and myself hosted a chil-dren's gymnastics camp this pastAugust and were greatful to haveover 50 future gymnasts attend. We are a very young team withfive seventh graders and twoeighth graders. The team alsoconsists of one freshman, onesophomore and five juniors. I believe with our young teamwe will be showing some realprogress throughout the season. Assisting me this season isTracy Enders from Kadoka. We will be attending eightmeets this season. We are fortu-nate to host two home meets onFebruary 1st and 9th at the WallPowerhouse. The State competition is beinghosted in Rapid City this year theweekend of February 15 - 17th. We would love your support.

Mighty Wall Players to present Oprhan Trains

One Act Play actors. Pictured from left to right Maddi Bauer, Cody Harris, Emily Linn,

Shanda-Rae Enriquez, Analise Garland, Austin Huether, Ryder Wilson, Joaquin Contr-

eras, Travis Brenner, ShyAnn Mordecai, Catriona Brunnemann, Thomas Van Osdol and

Libbi Sykora. (Not pictured: Autumn Deering, Kaden Eisenbraun, Nicole Eisenbraun,

Sterling Ellens, Michael Mordecai, Michaela Schaefer, Andrew Ferris, Will Houseman

and Autumn Schulz.)

In order to tell that largely un-told story and to give young actorsan opportunity to perform a playthat will stretch them, the MightyWall Players will be performingOrphan Trains by Deborah Craigas their one act play contest entryin January. A cast of 17 Wall High Schoolstudents will present OrphanTrains for the community on Sun-day afternoon, January 13 at thePowerhouse. On Wednesday, Jan-uary 16 the cast and crew willtravel to Pierre for the Region 7

By Director Ron Burtz "It's an important and poignantpart of American history that hasbeen largely ignored." So saysDrama Director Ron Burtz regard-ing the Orphan Train Project. Beginning in the 1850's and con-tinuing through the 1920's theChildren's Aid Society of NewYork put over 200,000 orphanedand neglected children on trainsbound for the west where theywere adopted by families andgiven new homes and a brighterfuture.

Contest where they will competewith six other schools for a chanceto advance to the State One ActPlay Festival in Brandon, in earlyFebruary. According to the publisher,Playscripts Inc., this will be firsttime Orphan Trains has been pre-sented in South Dakota. Included in the cast are: RyderWilson, Libbi Sykora, Analise Gar-land, Cody Harris, Travis Bren-ner, Autumn Deering, ShyannMordecai, Austin Huether, CatBrunneman, Nicole Eisenbraun,

Michaela Schaefer, Maddie Bauer,Kaden Eisenbraun, Emily Linn,Sterling Ellens, Thomas VanOsdol, and Michael Mordecai. Each cast member will playmultiple parts in the anthologystyle play. Members of the technical crew

are Joaquin Contreras, ShandaRae Enriquez, Andrew Ferris, andAutumn Schulz. The production is directed byRon Burtz and Kathy Swan.

Wall Gymnastic team. Back row: pictured from left to

right ... Heather Dauksavage, Paisley Godfrey, Kallie An-

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Wall Eagles Boys basketball 2011-2013 preview

The Wall Eagles have played inthree consecutive regional cham-pionship games and they under-stand that in order to return to afourth regional championshipgame it will have to be earned.This year’s approach will be totake one game at a time and tolearn from each game to become abetter team. I feel we have a very athleticteam that can get up and downthe floor and create a fast paced

By Coach Ryan Dinger The 2012 - 2013 Wall EaglesBoys Basketball team is prepar-ing to have a successful seasonwith a solid group of upper class-man. This year’s team will be led byfive seniors and eight juniors whowill all work well together as ateam. We also have three sopho-mores and six freshmen that willcontribute to this year’s team ef-fort. This group of boys understandswhat it takes to be successful as abasketball team and is preparedto work together to have a greatseason. I am very excited to coach thisteam and prepare them for life asindividuals and create a teamfirst attitude.

game. The team has several scor-ing options both from the outsideand the inside. Our players have been workinghard in the weight room and havebeen shooting throughout thesummer to improve their game. The team also attended severalteam camps this summer and sev-eral players attended individualcamps as well. Team unity will be the biggestfactor in how successful the WallEagles will be this season. Everybasketball player’s dream is toplay in a state tournament and theWall Eagles have that as one oftheir team goals, but they willtake one game at a time first andsee what happens. Several boys on this year’s teamhave played in a state champi-onship football game, so theyknow what it takes to reach theirgoal. I am honored to have the op-portunity to lead this basketballteam this year and the boys arevery excited to get started. I encourage everyone to comeout and support your 2012 - 2013Wall Eagles Boys Basketballteam. Our first game will be heldFriday, December 7th at 6:00 p.m.in Philip.

Eagles 2012 - 2013 Boys’ basketball team. Back row:

picture from left to right ... Austin Huether, Danny

Muzik, Rylee Schreiber, David Sykora, Camden Sawvell,

Alex Tysdal, Riley Fortune and Carson Johnston. Middle

row: Pictured from left to right ... Tucker O’Rourke, Les

Williams, Ben Linn, Clancy Lytle, CJ Schulz, Tyler Pe-

terson, Trevor Anderson and Dusty Dartt. Front row:

pictured from left to right ... Austin Davidson, Lane Hus-

tead, Tyler Trask, Laketon McLaughlin and Ryder Wil-

son. (not pictured July Kammerer.)

2012-13 Wall Wrestlers

Wall Eagle Wrestlers for the season 2012 - 2013. Pictured

back row: from left to right ... Lane Blasius, Raedon An-

derson and Joaquin Contreras. Front row: from left to

right ... Trey Elshere, Preston Eisenbraun and Aaron

Moschell. ~Photo Nancy Haigh


Philip “Scotties” Winter Activities Guide • Thursday, December 6, 2012 •

by Nancy HaighFor the third straight season the

Philip Lady Scotties will learn newskills under the tutelage of a newcoach.

Karmen Marbry coached volley-ball for two years in Estelline andlooks forward to the challenge ofcoaching basketball. She playedbasketball throughout high schooland one year on the School ofMines team.

Since Marbry did not watch theteam play last year, she is some-what handicapped in knowing theplayers. She has watched them atopen gym and has noticed areasthat need improvement.

Ball handling skills are at thetop of her list for the first few prac-tices. Marbry said she wants tohave the players gain control of theball, to own it. By having good con-

trol of the ball the team can utilizethe fast break. Marbry said shelikes to play a fast paced game asthe high momentum can work intheir favor. “It takes some windthough,” said Marbry.

Marbry added that the team alsoneeds to work on shooting form andpositioning at the basket. Fromwatching the girls during open gymshe has noticed that the team’sfield goal percentage is low.

On the defense side she likes touse zone defense, typically the two-three zone. After they gain moreexperience she said they can moveto more difficult zone defenses.Marbry said the zone will espe-cially help when an opposing teamhas more size. “It allows other play-ers to share in that responsibility,”she said.

Marbry said she likes her team

to play aggressive ball. “Gettingafter the ball and being on theirtoes all the time,” is what she likesto see in her players. She said forthem to do that, and maintain it,they have to be in shape.

In preliminary looks at how theteam plays together she sees poten-tial team leaders in juniors BaileyRadway, Madison Hand, and Jor-dyn Dekker; and seniors KristaWells and Sam Johnson. She saideach is strong in one or more areas,such as being focused, knowing the

game, strong in the post positionand accurate shooting.

Marbry noted since she is new tothe district, “we’re going to take itone game at a time.” She said theywill practice for the upcominggame and not for one particularteam that they’ll play during theseason.

Other team members for thisseason are seniors Holly Iwan,Katelyn Enders and MeganWilliams; juniors Kaci Olivier andKatie Hostutler; sophomores

Hanna Hostutler, Ashton Reedy,Tyana Gottsleben, Katlin Knutson,Peyton DeJong, Brett Carley andJustina Cvach; and freshmen ElleCoyle, Ta’Te Fortune, Jenny John-ston and Libbi Koester.

These girls will be looking to fillthe positions left by 2012 graduatesMisty Johnson, Audra Antonsen,Josie Guptill and LaRae Van Tas-sel.

Student managers this year aresophomore Afton Burns and fresh-man Briaunna Williams.

New season, new coach, for girls’ basketball team

Preparing for a new and better season ... The Lady Scotties basketball squadstarted practice November 19 for the new season. Picture back row from left are Jenny Johnston,Katie Hostutler, Jordyn Dekker, Tyana Gottsleben, Peyton DeJong and assistant coach Kory Foss.Third row from left are head coach Karmen Marbry, Justina Cvach, Brett Carley, Katlin Knutson,Madison Hand and Hanna Hostutler. Second row from left are Bailey Radway, Elle Coyle, Ta’TeFortune, Libbi Koester, and Ashton Reedy. Front row from left are Megan Williams, Krista Wells,Sam Johnson and Katelyn Enders. Not pictured are players Holly Iwan and Kaci Olivier, and stu-dent managers Afton Burns and Briaunna Williams. Photo by Nancy Haigh

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Philip High Sports ScheduleGiRlS’ BaSkeTBall

December6 @ Wall ...................................6:008 @/ R.C. Christian..................1:0013 w/ Stanley Co........................2:3015 w/ Edgemont.........................2:3017 @ Kadoka ..............................3:0020 @ Bison .................................6:0029 w/ Colome @ Winner............TBAJanuary 3 w/ New Underwood ..............6:005 @ Dupree...............................5:308 @ Sully Buttes ......................5:3010 w/ Kadoka.............................6:0014 w/ Wall ..................................6:0019 w/ Bennett Co.......................2:0025 @ Lemmon ............................2:3026 w/ Newell ..............................5:0029 w/ Faith.................................6:0031 w/ Oelrichs............................5:30

February5 @ Jones Co. ...........................5:307 @ Lyman ...............................5:3014 @ White River.......................5:3018/19/21 District 14B ..................TBA26 Regions @ TBA.....................TBAMarch6-8 State B @ Huron ..................TBA

BoyS’ BaSkeTBallDecember 7 w/ Wall ..................................6:008 @ R.C. Christian...................5:3013 w/ Stanley Co........................2:3015 w/ Edgemont.........................2:3017 @ Kadoka ..............................3:00January 4 @ Jones Co. ...........................5:3010-12 Jones Co. Invit. .................TBA15 @ White River.......................5:3019 w/ Bennett County ...............2:0025 @ Lemmon ............................2:3026 w/ Oelrichs............................3:00February1 w/ New Underwood ..............6:004 @ Wall ...................................6:008 w/ Lyman Co.........................5:309 w/ Dupree .............................5:0011 @ Newell ...............................5:0016 @ Faith..................................6:0022 w/ Kadoka.............................6:0025/28 District 14B ......................TBAMarch1 District 14B @......................TBA5 Regions @ TBA.....................TBA14-16 State B @ Aberdeen ........TBA

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Salem ....................................9:00January4-5 Lyman Tourney..........11:00/9:0011-12 Philip Tourney...........3:00/9:0019 Winner Tourney...................TBA26 Wagner Tourney ..................8:00February2 BH Invite @ Hill City...........9:0018 Region 4B @ Rapid City ......TBA22-23 State B @ Aberdeen ..........TBA

GolFapril4 Wall Invite @ Elks Club.......9:3012 Wall Invitational, Wall ........9:3019 Philip Invitational, Philip....9:3027 WGP Conference, TBA.........9:30May3 Newell Invitational, Newell 9:306 Pre-Region, Hart Ranch ......9:3010 Marjean Huber Invite (Bison) @

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Most inks are not really made upof one colored component. Thereare actually several different pig-ments that can make up one ink. Inchromatography, the ink is soakedin a solution so that the differentpigments will "spread" apart whichallows the various colors to be seen.You can see how chromatographyworks by conducting the followingactivity either as a possible science

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by Nancy HaighA strong returning varsity and a

group of young wrestlers fromPhilip, Kadoka and Wall startedworking out on the mats in Philip,hoping to repeat as region champi-ons.

Philip Area was also crowned asDistrict 7 champion last February.Head coach Matt Donnelly notedthat there will no longer be districttournaments, it will go straight toregion action. He said numbers aredown statewide for wrestling,which is one reason for the change.

The team lost two wrestlers,Tanner Radway and Roger Davisboth from Philip, after last spring’sgraduation. Everyone else is re-turning along with a batch ofyoung seventh and eighth gradewrestlers.

The returning and new wrestlersinclude seniors: Kadoka – ClintStout, Chance Knutson and PaulKary; juniors: Philip – Reed John-son; Wall – Lane Blasius andJoaquin Contreras, Kadoka –Logan Ammons, Chandlier Sud-beck and Gavin DeVries; sopho-mores: Kadoka – Jed Brown;freshmen: Wall – Raedon Ander-son, Philip – Grady Carley andRance Johnson; eighth grade:Philip – Nick Donnelly, Kadoka –Geoffrey DeVries and Paul Smiley;seventh grade: Wall – PrestonEisenbraun, Trey Elshere,Kadoka – Jory Rodgers, Bryan Let-telier; Philip – Kaylor Pinney,Keagan Fitch and Hunter Peter-son.

Managers for the year are seniorKelsie Kroetch, junior DeseraeWilliams and seventh grader

Madyson Morehart. Assistantcoach is Keven Morehart; BrandyKnutson, Kadoka, is also assisting.

Donnelly noted all the wrestlersfit the mold for being qualitywrestlers. The older wrestlers helplead the younger wrestlers; givethem direction and increase theirskills.

Donnelly said all the tourna-ments they attend are consistentlytough competitions for the wres-tlers. The tournaments vary in par-ticipating schools with each schoolhaving different styles. “It keepsthe kids on their toes,” he said.“They are learning all the time.”

Keeping healthy is a goal for thePhilip Area team this year. Don-nelly noted last year’s early in-juries held back the wrestlers. “Wedidn’t have a full team until afterChristmas,” he said.

A recap of last season shows N.Donnelly, at 106 pounds, takingfirst at district and regions; Brown,113 pounds, and Carley, 120pounds, third at both; Andersonfourth at districts; Blasius, 132pounds, first at both; Johnson, 138pounds, first at districts and fourthat regions; Sudbeck, 145 pounds,second at districts, third at regionsand fourth at state; Stout, 152pounds, first at districts, second atregions; Radway, 160 pounds, thirdat districts; Knutson 171 pounds,second at district and regions andsixth at state; Ammons, 195pounds second at districts andfourth at regions; and Gavin De-Vries, 220 pounds, second at dis-tricts and third at regions. Daviswrestled at 182 pounds.

Wrestlers return for another top season

Student managers ... this year from left, are DeseraeWilliams, Kelsie Kroetch, and Madyson Morehart. The trio willhelp the wrestling team throughout the season.

Philip Area wrestlers ... are getting ready for a new season and looking to retain the re-gion championship title. Back row from left are Kaylor Pinney, Nick Donnelly, Logan Ammons,Grady Carley, Raedon Anderson and Jory Rodgers. Third row from left are Trey Elshere, KeaganFitch, Jed Brown, Paul Smiley, Bryan Lettelier, Rance Johnson and Hunter Peterson. Second rowfrom left are Preston Eisenbraun, Chandlier Sudbeck, Gavin DeVries, Joaquin Contreras, LaneBlasius and Reed Johnson. Front row from left are Paul Kary, Clint Stout and Chance Knutson.Not pictured is Aaron Moschell. Photo by Nancy Haigh

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By Christopher D. Jensen, PhD, MPH, RD

(Speak with your family physi-cian before applying any of thesestrategies.)

Fortunately, there are practicalsports nutrition strategies thatcan help you to successfully imple-ment the basic principles of sportsnutrition.

Start exercise fully hydrated.Bring a water bottle to school andtake frequent sips throughout theday. Consume 14–20 ounces of

water or sports drink two to fourhours before you train or compete.Keep hydrating as needed duringwarm-ups by drinking anothereight ounces of fluid, especially ifconditions are hot or humid.Check your urine color before ex-ercise to monitor your hydrationstatus. A light yellow color is con-sistent with adequate hydration. Adarker color, like the color of applejuice, is typically a sign that morefluids are needed before you start

Start exercise fully fueled.

When possible, consume a mealtwo to four hours before trainingor competing. Choose familiarhigh-carb foods and beverages,and include a moderate amount oflean protein as well. Avoid slow-to-digest, fatty foods during the pre-exercise meal. Have an easy todigest carbohydrate snack if you'rehungry in the hour before exercise.If you have an early morning prac-tice or competition, consume yourpre-exercise meal the evening be-fore and have a carbohydratesnack on your way out the door inthe morning.

If your stomach is in a knot be-fore a competition, try a liquid car-bohydrate source (fruit smoothieor a meal-replacement drink) inplace of solid foods. Trial your pre-exercise meals before practices sothat you know you will be comfort-able with these foods on competi-tion days

Rehydrate and refuel as neededduring exercise. Plain water isgenerally fine for exercise lastingless than one hour in moderateweather conditions.

Consume a sports drink insteadof plain water if you're exercisingvigorously for an hour or more, orany time you're exercising in hotor humid conditions. The flavor,

sodium, and carbohydrates in asports drink can help to optimizefluid intake and retention duringexercise. While high school sportsgenerally don't fully deplete carbo-hydrate muscle fuel reserves in asingle training session or competi-tion, the carbohydrates in a sportsdrink can help to sustain bloodglucose levels during longer exer-cise sessions.

Consume fluids at a rate thatclosely matches your sweat rateduring exercise. This generally re-quires something on the order of13–26 fluid ounces every hour ofexercise, preferably in smalleramounts taken frequently, such asthree to seven every 15 minutes orso. Drink from your own sport bot-tle so you can track your fluid in-take

To refuel, to ward off hunger,and to rehydrate between eventsduring meets or between matchesor games during tournaments,consume familiar, easy to digestcarbohydrate snacks along withwater or a sports drink.

Trial your rehydration and refu-eling strategies during practicesbefore implementing them duringcompetitions.

Promote full recovery after exer-

cise. After a long training sessionor an extended competition, con-sume 0.5 grams of carbohydratesper pound body weight within 30minutes of finishing exercise. Re-peat this again within two hoursor transition to high-carbohydratesnacks and meals. For a 150pound athlete, this equates toabout 75 grams of carbohydratesimmediately after playing, andthen again two hours later.

Consume some protein as soonas possible after exercise. After along practice, a strength-trainingworkout, or an extended competi-tion, consume 15–25 grams of pro-tein as soon as possible afterexercise.

Weigh yourself before and afterexercise to gauge your net loss offluids. To replace this fluid, grad-ually drink 16–24 fluid ounces ofsports drink, recovery beverage, orwater for every one pound ofweight lost. Consume sodiumsources along with your fluids formore effective rehydration

If your loss of fluids consistentlyexceeds two percent of your bodyweight, try to increase your fluidintake during subsequent trainingsessions or competitions to avoiddehydration.

Practical sports nutrition strategies for teen athletes

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Test your thinking skills1. The maker doesn't want it;

the buyer doesn't use it; and theuser doesn't see it. What is it?

2. A child is born in Boston,Mass., to parents who were bothborn in Boston, Mass. The child isnot a United States citizen. How isthis possible?

3. Before Mount Everest wasdiscovered, what was the highestmountain on Earth?

4. Clara Clatter was born on De-cember 27, yet her birthday is al-ways in the summer. How is thispossible?

5. Captain Frank and some ofthe boys were exchanging old warstories. Art Bragg offered oneabout how his grandfather led abattalion against a German divi-sion during World War I. Throughbrilliant maneuvers he defeatedthem and captured valuable terri-tory. After the battle he was pre-sented with a sword bearing theinscription "To Captain Bragg forBravery, Daring and Leadership.World War One. From the Men ofBattalion 8." Captain Franklooked at Art and said, "You reallydon't expect anyone to believe thatyarn, do you?" What's wrong withthe story?

6. What is one thing that allwise men, regardless of their reli-gion or politics, agree is betweenheaven and earth?

7. In what year did Christmasand New Year's fall in the sameyear?

8. A woman from New Yorkmarried 10 different men fromthat city, yet she did not break anylaws. None of these men died andshe never divorced. How was thispossible?

9. Why are 1990 American dol-lar bills worth more than 1989American dollar bills?

10. How many times can yousubtract the number 5 from 25?

11. A taxi driver was called totake a group of passengers to the

train station. The station is nor-mally an hour away, but with traf-fic being extra heavy, it took a fullhour and a half. On the return tripthe traffic was still as heavy andyet it took only 90 minutes. Why?

12. How could you rearrange theletters in the words "new door" tomake one word? Note: There isonly one correct answer.

13. Even if they are starving,natives living in the Arctic willnever eat a penguin's egg. Whynot?

14. Which is correct to say, "Theyolk of the egg are white" or "Theyolk of the egg is white"?

15. In Okmulgee, Okla., youcannot take a picture of a manwith a wooden leg. Why not?

16. There were an electricianand a plumber waiting in line foradmission to the "InternationalHome Show." One of them was thefather of the other's son. Howcould this be possible?

See page 12 for answers

In any leadership position, the most important

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your ability to convey a renewed sense of optimism.

Your role as the captain will give the ship direction,

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A lot of depth ... A total of 23 Philip Scotties comprise the basketball team this season.Back row from left are Chase Wright, Ben Stangle, Jace Giannonatti, Kruse Bierle, Wyatt Schaackand Joseph One Skunk. Fourth row are student manager Katie Haigh, Jacob Kammerer, BrodyJones, Gavin Brucklacher, Tristen Rush, Blake Martinez and student manager Shelby Schofield.Third row are Nelson Holman, Garrett Snook, Keegan Burnett, Paul Guptill and Todd Antonsen.Second row are seniors Gunner Hook, Cassidy Schnabel, Tate DeJong and Quade Slovek. Frontrow are seniors Sam Stangle and Thomas Doolittle. Not pictured is Ryan Van Tassel.

Photo by Nancy Haigh

by Nancy HaighWith more than 20 kids taking to

the basketball court head coachMike Baer likes the team’sprospects for this season.

Baer returns this year after atwo year absence from the Scotties,those players he coached as fresh-men are now seniors. He said theyhave changed some in the time hewas gone, they’ve gotten bigger,faster and stronger.

Baer said the seniors, GunnerHook, Thomas Doolittle, CassidySchnabel, Tate DeJong, QuadeSlovek and Sam Stangle, also havesome expectations of him. The yearthey were freshmen the team hada winning season only to lose thedistrict championship by two inovertime.

The junior class returns threeplayers, Gavin Brucklacher, WyattSchaack and Ryan Van Tassel.They don’t have any prior experi-ence with Baer’s coaching but withtheir talent they’ll adapt quicklyand be assests to the team.

The sophomore class brings themost players to the team witheight. Baer said they all have a lotof talent and they will give you allthey’ve got. Nelson Holman, Tris-ten Rush, Blake Martinez, PaulGuptill, Brody Jones, Ben Stangle,Todd Antonsen and Kruse Bierleare ready to try and oust the upper-classmen for choice positions.

Incoming freshmen are a littlemore unknown to Baer, but helikes what he has seen of them inopen gym. Chase Wright, Jace Gi-annonatti, Joseph One Skunk,Jacob Kammerer, Garrett Snookand Keegan Burnett will have theopportunity to learn from the up-perclassmen as well as push thoseolder players.

Baer said he looks for the team

to use each other’s strength, nomatter what the grade. “I told thekids we’re going to play ball,” hesaid. He added he likes an aggres-sive team. He said they won’t runjust one type of offense, they’ll ad-just it as needed for each team theyplay and how the game is progress-ing.

For defense he likes to use thetriangle and two defense. Baer saidthis defense is good for identifyingtwo players who may give the teamtrouble; two defensive players goman to man with them while theother three form a triangle behindthe front two.

Baer said he’d also like to use athree-quarter court pressure andtry to create turnovers. He said theScotties had some luck with it be-fore and he thinks they can again.He said he feels like his absence, ina way, has refreshed him a littlebit. “I’m excited about comingback,” he said.

Baer said the team doesn’t haveas much speed as he’d like, but,they are fundamently sound. Theyalso have some heighth which willhelp them. He also likes the factthat they have depth – a lot of kidshe can play to keep the team fresh.

Student managers for the teamthis year are senior ShelbySchofield and sophomore KatieHaigh.

Looking at fellow district teams,Baer said Oelrichs is unknown tohim, but he knows they had a goodyear last year and could be toughagain. He said Wall is always atthe top of the list, and New Under-wood is usually a top team.

For regions, White River is al-ways the one to beat. Baer said helooks for Jones County to also begood this year.

Boys basketball team heats up the court

Weather

Cancellations

Radio stations - KGFX,

Pierre; KBHB, Sturgis;

KIMM, Rapid City; and TV

stations KEVN and KOTA,

Rapid City, are the official

stations that Haakon County

School District uses to notify

patrons of late starts, cancel-

lations and early dismissals.

1. a coffin

2. the child was born before 1776

3. Mount Everest, it just hadn't been discov-

ered!

4. Clara lives in the southern hemisphere.

5. World War I wasn't called "World War I"

until World War II.

6. The word "and".

7. They fall in the same year every year,

New Year's Day just arrives very early in

the year and Christmas arrives very late in

the same year.

8. The lady was a Justice of the Peace.

9. One thousand nine hundred and ninety

dollar bills are worth one dollar more than

one thousand nine hundred and eighty-nine

dollar bills.

10. Only once, then you are subtracting it

from 20.

11. An hour and a half IS 90 minutes.

12. "one word"

13. Penguins live in the Antarctic.

14. Neither, the yolk of the egg is yellow.

15. You have to take a picture of a man with

a camera, not with a wooden leg.

16. They were husband and wife.

Thinking skills answers

Respect All, Fear None

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Pioneer Review859-2516Philip, SD

Boys’ Basketball

December

7 vs White River 6:30 p.m.

14 vs Wall 4:00 p.m.

15 @ Highmore 1:00 p.m.

18 @ Stanley County 3:30 p.m.

20 vs Colome 6:30 p.m.

27 Holiday Classic at Kimball

12:00 Noon

28 Holiday Classic at Murdo

12:00 Noon

January

4 vs Philip 6:30 p.m.

5 vs RC Christian 12:30 p.m.

10-11-12 Jones County

Invitational Tournament

1:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.

22 vs Lyman 6:30 p.m.

24 @ Kadoka 4:00 p.m.

26 @ Dupree 3:00 p.m.

29 vs Sully Buttes 4:00 p.m.

February

2 @ Highmore Classic TBA

9 @ Gregory 4:00 p.m.

15 @ Bennett County 6:30 p.m.

22 @ New Underwood 6:30 p.m.

2/25-2/28-3/1 District 13B TBA

march

5 Region TBA

14-15-16 State Tournament at

Aberdeen TBA

Girls’ Basketball

December

4 @ New Underwood 6:30 p.m.

11 vs Kadoka 6:30 p.m.

14 vs Wall 4:00 p.m.

15 @ Highmore 1:00 p.m.

18 @ Stanley County 3:30 p.m.

27 Holiday Classic at Kimball

12:00 Noon

28 Holiday Classic at Murdo

12:00 Noon

January

5 vs RC Christian 1:30 p.m.

8 vs Colome 6:30 p.m.

17-18-19 Southern Plains

Tournament TBA 6:30 p.m.

24 @ Kadoka 4:00 p.m.

26 vs Bennett County 4:00 p.m.

29 vs Sully Buttes 4:00 p.m.

31 vs New Underwood 6:30 p.m.

February

2 at Highmore Classic TBA

5 vs Philip 6:30 p.m.

12 @ White River 6:30 p.m.

14 @ Lyman 6:30 p.m.

18-19-21 District 13B TBA

26 Region TBA

march

7-8-9 State Tournament TBA

2012–2013 basketball schedules

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Jones County “Coyotes” Winter Activities Guide • Thursday, December 6, 2012 •

Good Luck, Coyotes!!!

I am looking forward and amexcited about this upcoming sea-son. The girls have been workinghoping to build off of last years16-7 record. We have threestarters to replace from last year’steam. Returning letter winners are:

Becky Bryan, Emiley Nies, Madi-son Mathews, Rachel Buxcel,Kalli Hespe and Garline Boni. Weare young, having only four seniorand junior girls. We want to be competitive inevery game we play this year. Weneed to develop our younger girls

as the year goes on so they cancontribute on the varsity level atthe end of the year. Districts are wide open thisyear. Hopefully we will be playingour best basketball at that time ofthe year.

Coach Neil Krogman

2012-2013 Lady Coyotes look

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2012-2013 Lady Coyotes basketball team … Back row L to R: Jessie Harrison,Carol Drayer, Emiley Nies, Madison Mathews, Becky Bryan and Paige Venard. Front row L to R:Allison Green, Skylar Green, Kalli Hespe, Rachel Buxcel, Alexis Hullinger, Garline Boni andMelyssa Manecke. Not pictured: Calli Glaze and Julie Joseph. The Lady Coyotes are coached byNeil Krogman and Mike Hunt. Photo by Karlee Barnes

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It's that time of year again, andthe Coyote boys basketball teamis preparing for a successful sea-son. We have six returning sen-iors, three junior boys, fivesophomores, and possibly onefreshman. We are looking forwardto all the challenges that lieahead. White River is in our dis-trict and will surely be favored towin the state tournament again,but their road must go throughJones County. We have a 20-gameschedule this year, with the likesof Lyman, Kimball-White Lake,Dupree, Wall, and Sully Buttes,to name a few. Jones County residents have al-ways supported the Coyote pro-

gram, and we as a team not onlyneed you, but appreciate everyone of you. If you want to see anup-tempo game and a team thatwill give its all, please comewatch us in action. Our first gameis Friday, December 7th at homeagainst White River. The biggerour cheering section, the betterwe will perform. Thanks and seeyou there!

Coyotes ready to meet the season head on

Jones County Coyote basketball 2012–13 ... Back row, L to R: Jackson Volmer,Connor Venard, Wyatt Hespe, Josh Daum, Gus Volmer, Wyatt Walker and Philip Mathews. Frontrow, L to R: Cody Hight, John King, Skyler Miller, Dylan Kinsley and Wyatt Weber. The Coyotesare coached by Scott Mathews, Dave Geisler and Jody Gittings. Photo by Karlee Barnes

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on the Tiger teamThe New Underwood Tigers

boys’ basketball team is ready forbusiness. With seniors CameronKoch, Dalton Benter and LucasHall returning to lead their team,the Tigers have big plans.

“I believe we will be a competi-tive force on the basketball court,”said Benter. “We will challenge.We are ready.” Teammate Kochagreed. “Oh yes. We will be aforce.”

Head coach Stacy Finkbeinertalked about his team with pride.“We return nine kids with big ex-perience,” stated Finkbeiner. “Weare looking to push the ball a littlemore this year. We will have amore productive offensive end andwe will maintain defense.”

With a total of 16 boys out toshow off their basketball skills,the team is very well rounded withlots of assets. “We have very goodsize and a solid inside game,”stated Finkbeiner. “We have somegreat outside shooters. We will becompetitive.”

The Tigers’ schedule is set upfor the end game. “We have agreat competitive schedule and itshould help us get to where wewant to be at the end of the year,”commented Finkbeiner.

Looking into the district action,Finkbeiner sees some fierce com-petition. “In our district, I seeWall, Philip and Oelrichs to bevery competitive this season. Andin our region, White River andDupree both return key players,”said Finkbeiner. “Both of thoseteams made appearances at statelast year.”

Finkbeiner is joined by return-

Serious about the season … Front row, left to right, Lucas Hall, Justin Oberlander,Layne Byrne, Wyatt Bills and Kellyn Flint. Middle row, left to right, Stetson Stover,Colton Clemens, Clint Stangle, Brandon Koch and Jordan Williams. Back row, left toright, Clay Farland, Jace Phillipsen, Tanner Brindley, Dalton Benter, Cameron Kochand Jhett Finkbeiner. Below, the seniors, Benter, Hall and Koch, are ready for busi-ness.

2012-2013 Tigers Basketball

New Underwood “Tigers” Winter Activities Guide • Thursday, December 6, 2012 •

Sportsmanship Policy The New Underwood School District believes in the impor-tance of sportsmanship. In the interest of promoting sportsman-ship we have developed the following guidelines to be followedby all players, coaches, and spectators. The athletes are engaging in an activity that is designed forexercise, fun and improving character. We expect the athletesto behave in sportsmanlike manner, and so it follows that every-one else in attendance do the same. We expect that adults modelthe appropriate behaviors for the younger children in attendance.Please do not embarrass your team, school, and community bybooing or committing any other unsportsmanlike act. We intend to hold all those in attendance accountable fortheir actions and will immediately remove anyone from the prem-ises that exhibits unsportsmanlike behavior. This includes thosevisiting from other schools. We ask that all visiting schools maketheir players, coaches, and community members aware of our in-tentions, to possibly alleviate any problems before they occur.

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Lady Tigers are ready for the season … Front row,

left to right, Kayleigh Hess, Jade Mosher, Gina Bale, Lexxy

Niederwerder, Abby Majaewski, Shawnee Flint and Autumn

Cogdill. Back row, left to right, Jesse Bale, Karlie Robertson,

Shye Bintliff, Courtney Albers, Jacy Phillips, Jessica Tisdale,

Jacy Benter and Taylor Brindley. Pictured far left, seniors Tis-

dale and Stover will lead their team both from the court and

from the bench as Stover is out of the season with an injury.

look has the potential to turnheads. “We are going to have tocreate offense off of turnovers,”stated Hall. “We are going to playgood defensely and score off thetransitions.”

This season’s schedule, how-ever, does not favor the LadyTigers. “We have five games beforeChristmas and then we have along break,” commented Hall. “Iwould be satisfied if we went threeand two in the first five games dueto the schedule,” stated Hall.

The Lady Tigers first game isDecember 4 at home at 5:30 p.m.

Ready to runthe hardwood

Returning New Underwoodgirls’ basketball coach Tim Hallhas great expectations this seasonand a small team. With 14 girlsprepared to work together andexcel on the basketball court, thefuture of New Underwood LadyTiger basketball appears strong.

“We are going to be fairlyquick,” stated Hall. “But we aregoing to have to do some differentstuff this season. We are not verydeep but we have some young girlsthat have a lot of potential.”

With one senior at the helm andmany girls who have played to-gether for a few seasons, the out-

Lady Tigers basketball team is ready

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Preparing for the school play … New Underwoodschool students prepared for their production held November30 and December 1 “A Christmas Corral.” A dinner show washeld on the second night. The students spent much of theirevenings up to the event practicing to dazzle.

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January 16

February 20

March 20

April 17

May 15

June 19

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Meet the 2012-2013 New Underwood Board ofEducation … Back row, left to right, Paul Richter, Kevin

Koch and Larry Phillips; front row, Casey Knuppe and Melanie

Hall. Knuppe is the board president with Richter acting as the

board vice president. Koch is filling a vacancy for this year as

the position was not filled during the election. The position

will be available for election for a two-year term. The five panel

board consists of two-year and three-year terms that rotate

yearly. The board meets every third Wednesday for the regular

scheduled meetings at 7:30 p.m.

Winter recipe

Salmon and SpinachFettucine

ingredients:8 ounces dry fettuccine pasta1/4 cup butter1 cup milk1 tablespoon all-purpose flour1 cup freshly grated Parmesancheese1/2 pound smoked salmon,chopped1 cup chopped fresh spinach2 tablespoons capers1/4 cup chopped sun-dried toma-toes1/2 cup chopped fresh oregano

Directions: Bring a large pot of lightlysalted water to a boil. Add fettuc-cine, and cook for 11 to 13 min-utes or until al dente; drain. In a medium saucepan overmedium heat, melt the butter,and blend with milk. Mix in theflour to thicken. Gradually stir inthe Parmesan cheese untilmelted. Crumble salmon into the but-ter mixture. Stir in the spinach,capers, sun-dried tomatoes, andoregano. Cook and stir about 3minutes, until heated through.Serve over the cooked pasta.

White Sauce

ingredients:2 tablespoons butter2 tablespoons margarine3 tablespoons all-purpose flour1 cube chicken bouillon, crumbled1 1/2 cups boiling water1 cup 2% milkground white pepper to taste

ingredients: Melt butter and margarine in asaucepan over medium-low heat;stir in flour and bouillon until rouxis blended. Cook and stir untilthickened and lightly browned. In-crease heat to medium and whiskwater into roux until smooth. Stirin milk; cook and stir until thick-ened, about two minutes more.Season with white pepper.

Quote of the season:“Champions aren't made in the gyms.

Champions are made from something they have

deep inside them -- a desire, a dream, a vision.”

- Muhammad Ali


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