Great Days to be a Bison

ABOVE and AT RIGHT: the 4thgrade learners gained experience with using beakers and measuring liquid volume. TOP LEFT: After a big victory on Friday night, three of our boys basketball players received Washita Valley All Conference honorable mentions.

An Evening of Firsts and Lasts

It was a bittersweet evening Friday when the Lady Eagles took the floor against Cashion. For many of the players, including Reese Coleman, Briah Holdge, and Jaidon Turney, it was their last career home basketball game, even as it was the first time some of them had played in the new gym.

Conference Champions

(ABOVE) The celebration as the Chieftains win the Washita Valley Conference Championship (BELOW) Kingston Arnold drains a buzzer-beating three pointer to lift the Chieftains over Binger-Oney 54-52 for the Washita Val-ley Conference Championship.Photos courtesy Dillon YoungThe girls are bringing...

Outstanding Students

Geary Elementary School recently recognized some of its super students who were named students of the month, for BUGS -Bringing Up Grades achievements and for reading milestones.It was another great day to be a Geary Bison!

Winning on Many Levels

Two of Geary High School students attended SWOSU’s saxophone day Saturday. Left, Trystan Wood and right, Donnie Spottedcorn. ABOVE RIGHT Students who met their Accelerated Reading Goals in the first semester took a field trip to the Watonga Public Library.

Busy Days in Calumet

Congratulations to Senior Kyler Thiessen for signing his letter of intent yesterday. Kyler will be playing baseball for Cowley College next year. He also recently scored his 1,000 point in basketball.

Basketball Homecoming Court

Geary basketball homecoming was held last week. Selected Homecoming King was ( ABOVE) Frank Rodriguez and Queen Amber LIttlebird.