Where Are They Now?

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Dustin D. Huckfeldt

Dustin is the son of Dean and Vicky Huckfeldt. He graduated from Hay Springs High School in 1993 after which he attended some college.

Dustin has served our country for 19 years and will retire from the Navy in May 2013 as an E-6. Throughout his Navy career he has had the opportunity to visit many places: California, Tennessee, Virginia, Florida, Spain, Greece, Slovenia, France, Italy, UAE, Bahrain, Malta, Jordan, Iceland, Iraq, Kuwait, Canada, Germany, Japan, Colorado, Washington, and more.

When asked what at Hay Springs schools benefited him the most, he stated “the sense of what a team can accomplish.” His favorite memory of Hay Springs is that “it truly is a family.”

Currently, Dustin is deployed with an E/A 18 squadron to Misawa, Japan. He is making preparations for his retirement in May. His wife and daughter are awaiting his return to Colorado where they reside.

His advice to current students, “Enjoy it. High school is the last easy thing you will do.”

Alumni to be Featured on Website

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We are looking forward to featuring alumni in a bi-weekly series called “Where Are They Now?” The goal is to have enough participation from alumni to continue this throughout the life of the school website. There have been a few alumni contacted to get us started. We hope to include past graduates from many different years and current locations. If you are interested or have a suggestion for a featured alumnus, please feel free to drop a line to shannon@panesu.org with the information.

Breakfast Begins

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Hay Springs Public Schools will be serving breakfast every day that school is in session, beginning Tuesday, September 4.

WHEN: Tuesday, September 4, 2012

WHERE: School Cafeteria

TIME: 7:30 to 7:55 a.m.

COST: Regular Pay Students – $1.30

             Reduce Price Students – $.30

             Free Qualified Students – FREE

             Adults – $1.80

If you have questions about our new breakfast program, please contact Wendy Palmer, Food Service Manager, at (308) 638-4434.

Come and join us for breakfast!

Music Students Performing at Willow Tree

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Swing Choir Fun Camp students will be headed over to perform their Disney Spectacular show at the Willow Tree Festival in Gordon. The performance will be on Sunday, September 9th at 3:25 p.m. This performance is part of the “Cream of the Crop” series being featured at Willow Tree Festival over the weekend. Come and watch the show!

Swing Choir Fun Camp 2012 pictured at their June performance in Security First Bank – Hay Springs.

Join in the Fun at Read/Run Marathon

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Read/Run Marathon began this morning at 7am on the football field. We will be making laps around the football field every Monday through Thursday, 7:00 am to 7:45 am, for 10 weeks. It is your choice to run or walk, the days you will attend, and if you will attend the entire time or part of the time. The goal is for the participants to run/walk a total of 26.2 miles (a marathon) in 10 weeks and to read 26 books by January 10, 2013. We hope to see you here! Stay tuned for biweekly progress reports on this event!

Front Row L-R: Acacia Clark, Tianna Clark, Anthony Running Hawk, Baden Planansky, Hannah Wohl, Taylyn Hopkins, Brodey Planansky, Gabe Varvel, Joce Varvel, Braydon Binger; Middle Row: Sam Hindman, Ruth West, Jace Langford, Jessie Badje, Bryce Running Hawk, Kobe Encinia, Austin Anderson, Trent Reed; Back Row: Samantha Clark, Jacob Clark, Tony Hindman, Alberta Olson, Kris Badje, Tanna Badje, Raime Varvel, Reese Varvel, Ciara McCance, Alexis Olson, and Chris Adams. Not pictured: Event sponsor – Linda Kudrna

New Federal Requirements for Hot Lunch

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New Federal Requirements: Our food service manager is working to adapt the new Federal USDA requirements.  Our food service program is required to provide a wider variety of vegetables and 50% more whole grain foods.  Students will be offered five items each day and students must take three of them.  One of the items must be a fruit or vegetable.  As in the past students are welcome to go back through the lunch line for seconds.

USDA NOTICE: In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C.  20250-9410 or call toll free (866) 632-9992 (voice). Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339 or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Sign-ups Nearing for Youth Activities

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Sign ups for all our fall Chadron Community Recreation programs; soccer, flag football, and tackle football, will be next week on Aug. 20,21 and 23 at the PAC on the CSC campus (the building on south main, below C hill) from 5:30 pm-7:00 pm. Cost for soccer and Flag FB will be $25. Cost for tackle football is $60 and with an equipment deposit of $150. The fee for soccer covers the spring games also which we continue in April & May. People can get more information and print off the registration forms from chadronrec.com. You may also mail the registration form in before Sept. 1 to CCR, P.O. Box 4, Chadron, NE, 69337. For questions call CCR @ 432-3133.

Kick for College

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Kick for College, sponsored by Security First Bank, will be hosted during half-time of the August 31st home football game. All students in grades 9-12 are eligible to enter. Interested students may sign-up in the school office starting August 22nd! The chosen participant will kick several field goals for a chance to win up to $500 in scholarship money. If the chosen participant is on the football team, they will need to choose someone who isn’t to kick for them.

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