The FCCLA chapter held their annual end of the year banquet on Monday, May 2 where they handed out awards and honors to their members. Interested in learning more about the event? Pick up a copy of your local paper or sign up for our e-edition on our website, CroftonJournal.com
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Wyatt Tramp, Robbie Fisher and Tyson Sanger (pictured L to R) traveled to Des Moines, Iowa April 8-10 to participate in the AAU National Wrestling Tournaments, with their team finishing in third-place. What to learn more? Then don't forget to grab a copy of the Crofton Journal!
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St. Rose eighth-graders have been taking a citizenship trip to Lincoln for more than 50 years. COVID restrictions made the trip impossible the past two years.
This year’s eighth graders returned to an in person trip on Thursday, April 28. Students took a self-guided tour of Memorial Stadium. They participated in an in depth tour of the State Capitol that included viewing the Unicameral chamber and State Supreme Court room. The class had lunch at the Governor’s Residence and received a tour there before taking in a Planetarium show at Morrill Hall. Students also visited the Old Cathedral, St. Mary’s Church near the Capitol.
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The Crofton Warrior and Lady Warrior track and field teams will have a host of competitors attend the 2022 Norfolk Classic in Norfolk of April 28 at the Norfolk Senior High. Want more details? Check it out in the Crofton Journal paper or online by signing up for our e-edition.
Curt and Kristi Steffen of Crofton, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Hannah Steffen, to Seth Wiebelhaus, son of Tom and Ruth Wiebelhaus of Fordyce.
Steffen was a 2018 graduate of Crofton High School. She will graduate from Mount Marty University in May of 2022 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing.
Wiebelhaus was a 2018 graduate of Cedar Catholic High School. He will graduate from Mount Marty University in May of 2022 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science.
The couple has planned a June 4, 2022 wedding at St. Rose of Lima
Catholic Church in Crofton.
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Three of Crofton’s Varsity track athletes qualified to compete in the Nebraska Track and Field Festival at Papillion Lavista South High School on April 19.
Sophomore Jordyn Arens qualified in three different events which included the 800, 1600, and 3200 meter run. Arens was able to place second in the 800 and 3200 with times of 2:25.20 and 11:28.52 respectively. In the 1600m she got third place with a time of 5:23.74.
Seniors Jayden Jordan and Mayson Ostermeyer both qualified for pole vault. Jordan placed sixth with a height of 10’ which ties her own school record, and Ostermeyer was able to grab third place with a height of 13’6.
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Crofton's track team was running wild during a competition at a Pierce track meet. Curious? Then don't forget to grab your copy of the Crofton Journal for more details on the event! You can also sign up on our website by visiting CroftonJournal.com and checking out our rates. You can also check out our SmugMug feature to get more pictures from the event: https://paperandink.smugmug.com/The-Crofton-Journal/Track-at-Pierce/
After 36 years of teaching English at Crofton, Mrs. Roxie Pier has decided to retire, ready to spend more time with family after this school year. If you'd like to read the full article on it, check it out in this week's edition of the Crofton Journal, visit CroftonJournal.com.
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Melissa Guenther of Crofton and Madison O’Grady of Wynot (center) made their First Communion and Confirmation at the Easter Vigil Mass, Saturday, April 16 in St.Joseph Church in Constance. For more details, sign up for your copy of the paper with our website: CroftonJournal.com.
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The fourth grade class of Tracy Kaiser at St. Rose School dressed in costume and portrayed saints in the parish hall on Wednesday, April 13, sharing details of their lives. Pictured are Alexis DeRoos who portrayed St. Francis of Assisi and Jake Jackson who portrayed St. Thomas Aquinas.
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Congratulations to Paul Kleinschmit, pictured here with Doc Carlson, who is the April gun winner in the Sons of Legion calendar drawing!
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The Niobrara-Verdigre Cougars and junior varsity golf teams participated in a triangular with Stuart and Summerland last week, with the Cougars finishing in third in the field only by five strokes, trailing Stuart’s varsity 193 first-place finish, and Summerland’s 203.
