(Kingsley, IA) – It’s been a few years since Troy Saunders attended classes and participated in sports at Kingsley-Pierson High School and graduated (1987). He joined the U.S. Air Force and is making a career of the path he chose. Troy did return briefly two years ago, and he made it a point to stop by a number of people in the community to say hello, and thank you.
(Kingsley, IA) – A sophomore going into his junior year, Alex Olson of Kingsley-Pierson High School has fast become a student of the fine art of the shot-put in track. No, he hasn’t broken any records – yet; on the other hand, his dedication and perseverance to the craft of heaving the metal ball is certain to launch his throws further next season.
(Kingsley, IA) – Sean Bainbridge had some time off from classes at Kingsley-Pierson High School the middle of December. Snowfalls and icy roads do that sort of thing this time of year. But the brief interlude allowed him a chance to talk about his favorite sport, wrestling.
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(Kingsley, IA) – It’s been a few years since Troy Saunders attended classes and participated in sports at Kingsley-Pierson High School and graduated (1987). He joined the U.S. Air Force and is making a career of the path he chose. Troy did return briefly two years ago, and he made it a point to stop by a number of people in the community to say hello, and thank you.
(Kingsley, IA) – A sophomore going into his junior year, Alex Olson of Kingsley-Pierson High School has fast become a student of the fine art of the shot-put in track. No, he hasn’t broken any records – yet; on the other hand, his dedication and perseverance to the craft of heaving the metal ball is certain to launch his throws further next season.
ean Bainbridge had some time off from classes at Kingsley-Pierson High School the middle of December. Snowfalls and icy roads do that sort of thing this time of year. But the brief interlude allowed him a chance to talk about his favorite sport, wrestling.
