The middle school's third and final fun night of this year was March 5. There were many middle school students that were very excited. All the esentials for a great fun night were there: the music, snacks, high school helpers, dodgeball setup, music and of course, the excited middle school students.

Senior Lydia Pomerenke volunteered to help at the fun night. She said, "It was the best one ever!" Lydia thought this fun night's music was really good and that a lot of middle school students were dancing. Eighth grader Grant Doak said he really enjoyed going to the fun night. Grant and eighth grader Taylor Pate both thought the music selection was too old and they also wished there could be more variety in snacks. Not all eighth graders thought the same about the music, though.  Eight h grader Mckensie Oneth thought the music was lovely.

There are some middle schoolers that would make some changes to the fun nights, but overall they all love them and enjoy attending.

For the four consecutive year of going to state, the Lincoln Lutheran speech team has made an impression that has let them have a chance to go to a state-wide meet in Kearney.  The people representing LL are Lyz Kuhn, Jenna Karlin, Taylor Katt, and Natalie Greiss.  They are going to be performing "Organ Recital", which is about a young couple trying to enjoy a dinner while sitting next to some obnoxiously loud, old women.  You can only imagine what happens when the young man tries to propose to his girlfriend (and it doesn't end pretty).

The very sad thing about speech ending is that it means the seniors and Mrs. Kuhn are leaving LL.  The past few years have been so much fun due to the zany, crazy things that go on when Mrs. Kuhn is around.  Some of those things would be the van rides to and from meets, the random games we played in between rounds, and the overall wacky practices that made coming in after school enjoyable.  These times will be missed, but at least team members have stories to tell their kids when they are old.