2013: Haug, Fischer wear Homecoming crowns at HPS
Oct. 8, 2003
HARTINGTON — Kathy Wintz-Abts was recently named this year’s recipient of the Omaha Arch-diocescan Catholic Council of Women’s Mullen Award. The award is given to a person who is active in their parish, community, deanery, archdiocese and in civil, educational and ecumenical activities.
Oct. 8, 2003
HARTINGTON — Despite driving down the field twice and threatening to score in the fourth quarter, the Cedar Catholic Trojans football team fell to Crofton 20-13 last Friday night. Jarryd Schieffer led the Trojans on the ground with 17 rushes for 35 yards.
Oct. 8, 2003
HARTINGTON — The Cedar Catholic Trojans volleyball team traveled to Battle Creek last week and fell two sets to one. They lost the first set, 15-5. After battling back and winning the second set, 15-11, they lost the third set, 15-10.
Oct. 8, 2003
HARTINGTON — The Hartington Wildcats football team gave fans a good show last Friday night at the Homecoming game as they beat Rock County 41-14. Josh Wortmann led the ‘Cats in receiving with 5 catches for 71 yards.
Oct. 8, 2003
HARTINGTON — The Cedar Catholic Trojans junior varsity football team rolled over Wayne 52-0 on Sept. 29.
Oct. 2, 2013
HARTINGTON — The 2012 Homecoming King and Queen, Alec Fuelberth and Michaela Dendinger, were on hand to crown this year’s Hartington Public School’s 2013 Homecoming King Riley Haug and Homecoming Queen Justine Fischer.
Future Royalty for the event were Keatyn Arens and Laney Folkers.
Oct. 2, 2013
HARTINGTON —For the past seven years, the Catholic Development Office has been able to send someone home with a brand new Ford vehicle from their yearly raffle fundraiser.
The vehicle for each raffle is donated by an anonymous donor.
Since its inception, the Development office has given away three Ford SUVs, three F-150s and a California edition Mustang.
“It is a fun event and it’s exciting,” said Joani Potts, development director for Cedar County Catholic schools.
This year’s prize is a loaded, white, 2013 Ford Explorer Limited Edition, valued at $48,295.
The Catholic Development office came up with the idea of a raffle in 2007 as a way to raise money for school improvement projects.
One particular project they are looking at is installing an air conditioning unit in the high school.
The prize in 2007 was a new Ford Expedition, with a sticker price of about $40,000. There were 820 tickets sold for $100 a piece netting the school $82,000.
And since then, ticket sales have gone up each year.
Selling for the event starts at the end of July or beginning of August depending on the date of the Homecoming game.
Tickets are sold by Cedar Catholic supporters, at local businesses, and at the parish and school offices.
The late Msgr. Werner usually did the honors of picking the winner at halftime of the Cedar Catholic Homecoming game.