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Spring
Sports
By
Bebette Solorzano
It's the beginning of the Spring and the big yellow sun is out. It is
fresh outside which means its the best time for baseball, softball,
track, and golf.
Students wait all year long for the rain to go away
so they can pull out their bats, baseball gloves, and golf clubs. Try
outs for softball and baseball started on February 21 from 3:30-5:30 on
the softball field. “ I can't wait for softball to start! ” Says
sophomore Katie Corcoran.
Are you ready to put on your running shoes? Track is
coming up really fast so don't forget try outs are on Thursday February
23. This year track is offering discus, shot put, hurtles, long jump,
high jump, relay, javelin, and of course running.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells are the coaches for the RHS JV
and Varsity golf teams. This year their main goal is to recruit
freshman so they can be trained and experienced when they are on the
varsity teams. There will be a golf team meeting on February 21st. The
Golf season begins on February 27th at 4:00, at the Forest Hills golf
course.
If you have any questions concerning golf contact Mr. and Mrs. Wells at
(541) 271-1024.
Knowledge
Bowl
By
Cole Browning
James Madison said “Knowledge will forever govern ignorance; and a
people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with the
power which knowledge gives.” Led by Mr. Wiggans, the Knowledge
Bowl team had a delicious undefeated season last year. Armed with
knowledge and therefore power (because knowledge is power, or so I’ve
heard), the team has had a record of 3-1 this season, fresh off a 1st
place victory at Oakland on Tuesday. 12 people make up this
year’s team, including seniors Lydia Tollefson, Carter Duval
Alison Law, and Jon Chan.
In a
somewhat Jeopardy-esque format, two teams of four students answer
questions of various difficulties for points. At the end of
the round, the points are added up and the winner is determined.
Brianna Ekelund, one of the team’s sophomore members, says “Knowledge
Bowl is fun because it challenges your mental ability rather than
physical skill.”
If
your up for some educational entertainment (those two word
rarely appear in the same sentence these days, it seems), then come out
and cheer for knowledge!
In The Land Of
The Grasshopper Song
Everyone is invited to enjoy a special show at the Pacific Auditorium
this Saturday Evening- In the Land of the Grasshopper
Song," a musical presented by Dell'Arte Company.
Do your best to support this showcase of our fine auditorium, and bring
family and friends to a delightful all-age show. Tickets are $5
each and Joe Coyne will merrily bring them to you if needed. Call
him: 271-2103. Coastal Douglas Arts and Buisness Alliance is
sponsoring the show.
Grasshopper tells the story of two women from New Jersey who fight the
social constraints of their time in the early 1900's to live with the
Karuk Indians of the Klamath/ Salmon River country of Northern
California.
This inspirational production engages audiences and features a
livemusic ensemble to accompany the performance, a story of "crossing
cultural divides creating the possibility of understanding".
Come to the show and enjoy the harvest of entertainment our hard work
in the community offers up. Showtime is 7 PM on Saturday,
Ferbruary 25.
Umpqua Discovery
Center Grand Opening
Please
join us in celebrating the completion of the new natural history
exhibites, "Pathways To Discovery- Exploring Tidewater
Country", At an open house at the Umpqua Dscovery Center in Reedsport
on February 25, 2006, from noon to 4:00 PM.
Entrance to the exhibits is free during the open
house.
" Pathways To Discovery- Exploring Tidewater Country"
leads the visitor on a simulated indoor trail that begins in the
estuary at sunrise in the fall, winds it's way up to the mountains
overlooking the Umpqua River in the winter at mid-days, travels down to
the high mountain meadows in the spring in the afernoon, and ends on
the beach at sunset in the summer. Visitors will experience the
unique natural history of the "Tidewater Country" of the Oregon Coast
as they explore the diverse habitats and seasons. Peggy O'Neal's
amazing murals create a "hiking adventure" you won't want to miss
The Umpqua Discovery Center, located at 409 Riverfront
Way, Reedsport, Oregon, is open 7 days a week from 10:00 AM to 4:00.
Flycasters
By Jamioe Swafford
The Lower
Umpqua Flycasters are presenting their
annual Fly Fishing Expo. Larn about the sport of fly
fishing with help from area experts Activities for your enjoyment
include: lectures, demonstrations, fly tying , fly casting, silent
auction, raffles, door prizes and more. This free activity is fun
for the entire family
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