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L-S Cross-Country Preview 2015

An experienced cross-country team will represent the Hawks this year, led by four seniors, including two-time state qualifier senior Canyon Kuhlmann. L-S Coach Darin Arkema, at the helm for the 13th year, is looking to recruit more boys to join the two already out before the L-S runners open the season at Williamsburg on Tuesday,...
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L-S Football Preview 2015

Forty-three Hawks will suit up for the Lynnville-Sully football team this year with L-S Coach Mike Parkinson returning for his fifth year as head coach. The boys are striving to improve from their 4-5 record last year and will look to seven seniors and a strong junior class for leadership this season. The season kicks...
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L-S Volleyball Preview

Forty-three Hawks will suit up for the Lynnville-Sully football team this year with L-S Coach Mike Parkinson returning for his fifth year as head coach. The boys are striving to improve from their 4-5 record last year and will look to seven seniors and a strong junior class for leadership this season. The season kicks...
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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin – 8/27/15

Oh, where does one begin? First things first, The Gent and I were busy party planning the last couple of months. Party for what? Read on, if you wish. This past weekend, The Dashing Gent and I celebrated, with about 50 of our family and friends, a decade of marriage. Wait. What? Ten years. Of marriage. That still...
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Remember When – 8/27/15

35 years ago (1980) For the first time at Lynnville-Sully School, classes would not be held in the Sully Elementary Building. The two-story, four-room brick building was built in 1915 and housed the Sully Independent School District. The first class graduated in 1920; members of that class were Francis Mann, Guy Wisgerhof, and Nellie Wisgerhof Welle. Dora...
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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers – 8/27/15

My day began with a bit of a quick start. There was a tremendous roar in my driveway. I could not think of who it could be. There are several Harleys in the neighborhood. I didn’t know why they would be roaring their motors in my driveway at 7:30 a.m. I finally staggered to my feet...
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