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THE IN THIS ISSUE:
LARIAT
Question of the Month
- p. 2
Senior Spotlights - p. 3
20X Rodeo - p. 4
Shooting Sports - p. 6
Girls Basketball- p. 7
Boys Basketball - p. 8
Volume 82, Issue 4 Colome High School - Box 367, Colome, SD January 19, 2021
Students present Christmas concert
by Devan Dougherty Left: The high
On Dec. 18, 2020, the K-12 grade school choir
performs at the
concert was held at the gym. The Christmas con-
concert started at 7:00 with the kin- cert. In back sing-
ing a solo is Isaac
dengarteners and first graders sing- Beltman.
ing “Sparkly.” The fifth and sixth Below middle:
grade band followed with “Hot Cross The kindergar-
teners and first
Buns,” “Mary Had a Little Lamb,” and graders sing
“Jingle Bells.” “Sparkly” during
The sixth grade music was next with the concert.
Bottom: The
“We Will Remember” and “Yuletide 7-12th grade
Rhythm.” The K-5 students then sang band plays a mu-
sical selection at
“Veterans, We Love You,” “Out on the the concert.
Line,” and “Snow, Snow, Snow.” The
second graders then followed with
“Here We Go A-Shoveling.”
The K-5 grade music then sang
“Ode to Joy.” Next the third graders
played “Mary Had a Little Lamb” on
their recorders. Then the K-5 graders
sang “What Child is This.”
Next the fourth graders played “A
Medieval Christmas” with their re-
corders. Also playing the recorders
were the fifth graders with “Deck the
Halls.” The K-5th graders sang “May
There Be Goodwill.”
Next, the 7-12 grade band played
“Jingo Jango,” ‘Silver Bells,” and
“Trepak.”
The 9-12 grade choir then sang
“Come Thou Fount,” “Throw Open
Your Shutters,” “Silent Night,” and
“God Bless the USA.” Singing solos
were Isaac Beltman and Elizabeth
Yeaman. Finishing the night, the
seventh and eighth grade choir sang
“Bless Our Troops” and “Go in Peace.”
Lariat January 19, 2021 Page 2 Question of the Month by Libbie Petersek If you had to change your name, what would your new name be, and why would you choose that name? 7th grader TayShaun Hoffer said that he Shae Munroe, who is a seventh grader, Lilly Nelson, freshman, replied, “Maddie, would change his name to Shauntay be- said, “Steph Curry, because he is a baller because I just really like that name.” cause one person calls him that and it is and I am a big baller.” normal. Sophomore Jordyn Ring said, “Isabell be- Katie Welker, junior, responded, “Bynlee Senior Rhet Bertram said he would call cause that’s what my American Girl doll’s because it’s cool and I want to name my himself Donald Trump so he can imper- name was.” daughter that.” sonate him. The Lariat is published by the desktop publishing class at Colome High School. Readers may submit letters to the editor, but the Lariat staff re- serves the right to accept or reject letters. Writers/Page Designers: Devan Dougherty, Ashlyn Hoffine, Landi Krumpus, Caden Munroe, Libbie Petersek, Jordyn Ring, Clarissa Ringing Shield, Riley Shippy; Advisor: Mrs. Rohde.
Lariat January 19, 2021 Page 3
Senior Spotlight
Name: Isaac Beltman Name: Makayla Shippy
Birthday: September Birthday: January 10,
21, 2002 2003
Birthplace: Sioux Cen- Birthplace: Winner, SD
ter, Iowa Family: Dad: Dale;
Family: Parents: Melis- Mom:
sa and Ivan Deboer and Betsy; Brothers: Jordan,
Aric and Krista Belman Caleb; Sisters: Halley,
Brothers: Wyatt, Gauge Rihanna, Rayanne
Deboer Favorite childhood
Favorite childhood memory: Making dance
memory: Riding an routines with my sister
elephant at a carnival Growing up I wanted to be a teacher.
Growing up I wanted to be a paleontologist. All-time favorite movie: McFarland USA
All-time favorite movie: Iron Man/Jurassic Park Favorite sports team: Duke
I stay home to watch Spiderman. Favorite band and/or musician: For King and Country
Favorite sports team: Duke Blue Devils Hobbies: Jumping on the trampoline, playing with kids
Favorite band and/or musician: Miracle of Sound Three things that can always be found in my refrigera-
Hobbies: Collecting, gaming tor: Milk, Mtn Dew, eggs
Three things that can always be found in my refrigera- If I have any warning, my last meal will be Shrimp Alfre-
tor: Cheese, milk, leftovers do.
If I have any warning, my last meal will be a cheeseburg- Pet peeve: When people say things more than once, or when
er with extra fries and a Sprite. they say ‘the other day” when it happened years ago.
Pet peeve: Calling chili soup People would be surprised to know I can juggle.
People would be surprised to know I love badminton. I’m better than most at juggling.
I wish I could stop over exaggerating. I could be better at being quiet.
I’m better than most at comic stuff. I’m proud that I won my softball tournament the day Caleb
I could be better at normal conversations. was born.
I regret eating Taco Bell one time. Best time of my life: Going to San Fransico to watch the
I’m proud that I’m different. Golden State Warriors
Best time of my life: Being with my best friends I’ve never been able to whistle.
Worst time of my life: A camel bit me I’d like to have a dollar every time I laughed.
I hope I never have to solve the hardest math problem. Most embarrassing moment: Missing a wide open layup
I’d like to have a dollar for every time I sneeze. If I could travel in time, I would visit 2025 so I don’t have
Worst idea I ever had: I bet my uncle to a milk chugging to go to college.
contest. If I won the lottery, I would buy a Great Pyrenees and a
If I could travel in time, I would visit dinosaurs. big house.
If I won the lottery, I would put half of it in my savings. A great evening to me is eating ice cream, watching Im-
A great evening to me is playing PS4 with my friends. practical Jokers.
Behind my back, friends say: Don’t know enough to care Best thing about school: 5th period tea time senior year
Best thing about school: Teachers and food Future goal: Graduate college, get a job, get married, have
Hardest thing about school: Work kids, and be happy
Future goal: Photographer Best thing about living in Colome: Get across town in 30
Best thing about living in Colome: Food at the bar seconds
I can die happy once I visit the northern lights or stop col- If I could change something about Colome, I would add a
lecting. Sonic or Panda Express.
At my funeral, I hope people say: He was ok. At my funeral, I hope people say: She was always laugh-
ing.
Lariat January 19, 2021 Page 4 Students will participate in 20x Rodeo by Riley Shippy Four Colome students qualified for the to his record by the end of the 2021 ro- his last 12 bulls. Shippy usually rides 20x Rodeo which will be held in Rapid deo season. his stationary barrel every night, which City on Jan. 31. It will start at 1 p.m. and Riley Shippy competes in bull riding seems to be making him a better ath- showcase some of the top high school which is no surprise since he comes lete. He looks to win the 20x rodeo back rodeo athletes across the state. from a family who raises bucking bulls. to back. While Shippy is only a junior, Baylie Hoffine, Saydee Heath, Linkyn He qualified for the 20x Rodeo this year he has plans to buy his pro card when Petersek, and Riley Shippy qualified and last year as well. he turns 18 and start pro rodeoing. for this rodeo. These athletes qualified Last year he won the 20x rodeo with a Saydee Heath will be competing in the by finishing as a top 3 underclassmen 78-point ride on Zamboni Nate of Sut- breakaway roping. She was an alternate, in their region at the end of the season. ton Pro Rodeo. From there he went on as she was 2 points short until a girl This is because seniors from last season to qualify for nationals for the second drew out. This is her third year qual- can’t compete in the 2021 season. There year in a row. He ended up finishing top ifying for the 20x Rodeo. She had gone are four regions across the state, and 10 in the world. He bucked off his short in breakaway and goat tying previously. Colome is part of the River Region. round bull at 6.8 seconds which ended Having a rough regionals, she placed Baylie Hoffine will be competing in up costing him the world title. second in Winner to go to state. At state barrel racing. This is her second year Shippy recently decided to retire from she placed 6th out of 73 contestants in qualifying for the 20x Rodeo. She wrestling so he could stay healthy for the first go and missed the second go. placed sixth and seventh at the regional bull riding. He has been performing Heath is aiming for a successful season rodeo in Winner last year out of 43 con- quite well recently, covering 8 out of this year as she competes in 6 events. testants. These placings also qualified Hoffine for the 2020 State Finals which were held in Ft. Pierre. She didn’t do as well as she hoped at state, but she has one season left in her high school rodeo career. Linkyn Petersek competes in multiple events but qualified for the 20x Rodeo in tie down roping. He had a successful 2020 season and qualified for nationals once again. He won the state title in tie down roping and also won reserve state champion in the team roping. His team roping partner was Denton Good. Pe- Linkyn Petersek - photo by Sara Petersek Riley Shippy - photo by Jennie Shippy tersek competed in tie down roping and team roping at nationals which was held in Guthrie, Oklahoma. He didn’t have the best luck at nationals but it is an accomplishment to qualify. Petersek plans to continue his rodeo career at the college level but hasn’t decided what college he will be attend- ing. He is interested in rodeoing for the Casper, Wyoming rodeo team. He has caught many people’s eyes with his stel- lar performances at state throughout the years. Petersek has won multiple state titles throughout his high school career and plans to add a couple more Baylie Hoffine - photo by Shelley Heath Saydee Heath - photo by Joel Burgeson
Lariat January 19, 2021 Page 5
Colome students compete in shooting sports by Ashlyn Hoffine
There are three Colome High School
students who are on the Winner/Colome
trap team. These students include Jack
Anderson, Jesse Larson, and Katie Welk-
er.
The spring league began in May for the
Winner/Colome high school trap team.
Katie Welker finished top female in the
state and second overall. The team fin-
ished first in their conference. The spring
league ended in June. There was no state
tournament this year due to COVID.
Last year Larson shot at the High School
Nationals. He had hoped to compete at
that level again but just missed qualifying
by one.
The fall league began in October. As
a team they ended up first place in their
conference. Jack Anderson placed in the
top 10, and Welker was the top female
and second overall. The fall league ended
in November.
Katie Welker said, “I started when I was
8 years old. I started doing it because my
dad and brothers did it when they were
younger.”
Jack Anderson said, “I started doing
shooting sports because my cousin did it
when he was younger.”
Jesse Larson said, “I got into shooting
sports because I always liked shooting
guns on my family’s farm/ranch.” Above: The Colome High School students who shoot on the Winner/Colome trap team include
The spring league will start in March as Jack Anderson, Katie Welker, and Jesse Larson.
long as there are no COVID issues.
Jack Anderson shoots for the Winner/Colome trap Jesse Larson shoots at High School Nationals Katie Welker shoots for the Winner/Colome trap
team. Shooting Sports. team.
Lariat January 19, 2021 Page 6
Students celebrate
with Christmas
activities
by Jordyn Ring
During the week before Christmas
break, staff and students celebrated in
a variety of ways. On Dec. 17 CHS Stu-
dent Council members made root beer
floats during fifth period to wish staff
and students a Merry Christmas.
On Dec. 18 students and staff dressed
up and went crazy with Christmas
spirit. On Dec. 22 Mr. Christensen
Baylie Hoffine, Saydee Heath, and Lanie Bolton The winners for the NHS Christmas dress-up con-
and some other staff held an exciting serve root beer floats to the seventh graders for test are Ms. Sparks, staff winner; Lilly Nelson, the
event: duct taping Mr. Christensen to the Student Council. high school winner; and Allie Spellman, the mid-
the wall for the K-5 elementary kids dle school winner.
Several staff
who earned CARES tickets.
members were
Mr. Christensen suprised the ele- in the holiday
mentary kids by dressing up as San- spirit as they
dressed for the
ta Claus and delivered prizes to the NHS Christ-
students who had participated in the mas dress-up
math fact and sight word challenges. contest. In
back are Mrs.
He also played tag and visited class- Va n d e n b a r k ,
rooms in the middle school and high Mrs. Ewing, Mr.
Christensen,
school. Also on Tuesday, the kinder-
Mrs. DeMers,
gartners went Christmas caroling to all Ms. Mander-
of the school buildings. feld, and Mrs.
Rohde. In front
are Ms. Sparks,
Winner/Colome
Mrs. Chris-
tensen, and
Mrs. Bolie.
wrestling contin-
ues their season Elemen-
tary stu-
dents tape
Mr. Chris-
The Winner Area Wrestling team tensen to
the wall.
is doing very well. On Jan. 2 they Students
traveled to Salem for the MCM In- who re-
vitational. They had five wrestlers c e i v e d
enough
place first, including Maxton Bro- C A R E S
zik, Karson Keiser, Kaden Keiser, tickets
were given
Riley Orel, and Sam Kruger, they a piece of
finshed second as a team behind tape to stick
Canton. They hope to have a Mr. Chris-
tensen to
healthy rest of their season. the wall.
Lariat January 19, 2021 Page 7
Cowgirls work
through schedule
by Clarissa Ringing Shield
The Cowgirls have been working hard
as they play through their schedule.
They hosted Burke on Jan. 14 and lost
a close game with a final score of 47-51.
They traveled to Murdo to face Jones
Co. on Jan. 12. This was a loss, 39-50.
On Jan. 9 the Cowgirls played in the
Redfield Classic against Estelline/Hed-
ricks. The Cowgirls took a loss in this
game, 42-47.
The three top scorers were Baylie Hof-
fine with 12 points, Makayla Shippy
Top left: Libbie Petersek puts up a shot Top right: Baylie Hoffine posts up to get ready to recieve
with 8 points, Maura Luedke and Eliza- the ball. Bottom: Saydee Heath plays defense against Avon player
beth Yeaman with 6 points each.
Top three rebounders were Yeaman
with 11, Shippy with 9, and Hoffine
with 5.
On Jan. 4 the Colome Cowgirls played
the Avon Pirates. They had a double-
header with the Cowboys. The Cow-
girls came out with a loss against the
Avon Pirates.
The Cowgirls scored 15 points in the
first half of the game, and to wrap up
the night the Cowgirls ended up with a
final score of 48. The Avon Pirates had
scored 24 points in the first half, and to
end their score they had a total score of
52 points.
For the Cowgirls the top three scor-
ers were Saydee Heath with 11 points,
Libbie Petersek scoring 10 points, and this game was Shippy with 12 points. The top three rebounders against
Makayla Shippy making 9 points. The second top shooters of the night Cody-Kilgore were Heath and Libbie
The top rebounders were Elizabeth with 6 points each were Toree Ringing Petersek with 6 each and Hoffine with
Yeaman with 10 and Saydee Heath and Shield, Luedke, and Yeaman. Libbie Pe- 5.
Libbie Petersek with 5 each. tersek came in with 4 points. On Dec. 12, the Cowgirls played Cor-
On Jan. 2, the Cowgirls played in Cen- The top rebounders were Yeaman with sica-Stickney at home. They lost this
terville. This game was also a double- 8 and Shippy and Preslie Petersek with game 36-71. The top three scorers were
header with the Cowboys. The Cow- 4 each. Shippy putting up 14, Libbie Petersek
girls took a loss at this game, but it was On Dec. 19 the Cowgirls played making 8 points, and Heath scoring 6
an intense game. The Centerville team Cody-Kilgore in Cody. The Cowgirls points.
came out ready to play and so were the took a win with a score of 58-48. To end the night with the most re-
Cowgirls, but they came up four points The top scorers for this game were bounds in this game was Heath with 9.
short. The final score was 35-39. Heath with 13 points, Libbie Petersek Yeaman came in with 8 rebounds, and
The top scorer for the Cowgirls during with 12, and Shippy with 9 points. then Libbie Petersek had 6.
Lariat January 19, 2021 Page 8 Michael Supik and Joseph Laprath put defensive pressure against Caden Munroe looks to pass the ball in the Avon game held on Jan. 4 in Colome. Avon on Jan. 4. Cowboys play through season by Caden Munroe The Colome Cowboys basketball sea- by a score of 37-63 on Jan. 7. Leading The Cowboys fired up as they traveled son has started. The Cowboys have two scorers for the game was Rhet Bertram to play Cody-Kilgore on Dec. 19. The new faces for the coaching jobs. Scott with 11, followed by Michael Supik and Cowboys came home with their first Hannon is the head coach, and Vince Caden Munroe with 6 each. victory. The score was 44-25. Leading Thieman is the assistant coach. Also The Cowboys then played their first scorer in the game was Bertram with 14 helping with the coaching job is Layton home game of the season going up points, followed by Laprath with 9 and Thieman. The Cowboys’ record is 2-3. against Avon on Jan. 4. The Cowboys Looking Cloud with 8. The Cowboys traveled to Murdo for came out hot and stayed that way for The Cowboys then traveled to Gregory the Jones Co. Tournament on Jan. 14- the entire game. They won the game, on Dec. 17. The Cowboys were unable 16. In the first game of the tournament 50-30. Leading scorer in that game was to get anything going for them offen- on Thursday, the Cowboys faced Ly- Bertram with 11. Followed by Munroe sively and defensively. Because of this, man Co. This was a loss for Colome with 10, and Supik and Joseph Laprath they fell 23-59. Leading scorers in that with a score of 30-65. In the next round with 8. game were Supik and Laprath with 7 on Friday, they faced Bennett Co. The The Cowboys’ next game was on Jan. points each, followed by Eli Vobr with teams battled to the end, but Bennett 2, and they traveled to Centerville. The 5 points and Hayden Thieman and Ber- Co. won with a final score of 36-39. In Cowboys fought hard until the very tram with 2 each. the last game for the Cowboys in the end but still came up short. The final The Cowboys played Bridgewater/Em- tournament, they played Philip. The score in the game was 42-54. Leading ery on Dec. 10. The Cowboys fell short game went into overtime, but the Cow- the team in scoring was Nathaniel Han- by a score of 26-59. The leading scor- boys came out short with a final score sen with 13 points, followed by Bertram ers for the game were Munroe with 6 of 59-64. with 8 and Laprath and Billy Looking points, Looking Cloud with 5, and Ber- Recently the Cowboys played against Cloud each with 6. tram and Heath with 4 points each. Winner. The Cowboys fell to Winner
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