Owen, Haws, Named District MVPs

All-District award recipients for District 31-2A were announced Monday. Not surprisingly, Josh Owen and Jordan Haws topped the list. Congratulations to all who were recognized including Coach Adam Arroyo who was named Coach of the Year for the second year running!


District 31-2A MVP: Josh Owen


District 31-2A Offensive MVP: Jordan Haws

First Team Offense:
Running Back - Bubba Gonzales
Offensive Line - Ben Mengers*
Offensive Line - Dionel Comenero*
Wide Receiver - Garrett Gonzales

Second Team Offense:
Tight End - Trey Dodson
Center - Travis Berthold
Offensive Line - Chance Black
Wide Receiver - Clint Isaacks

Honorable Mention Offense:
Wide Receiver - Brett Howard
Kicker - Adam Aguilar
Offensive Line - Jarrod Henry

First Team Defense:
Defensive Tackle - Noel Solis*
Defensive End - Frankie Vega
Outside Linebacker - Bubba Gonzales
Defensive Back - Garrett Gonzales*

Second Team Defense:
Defensive Tackle - Jarrod Henry
Inside Linebacker - Cory Markham
Defensive Back - Brett Howard

Honorable Mention Defense:
Defensive Tackle - Raul Martinez
Defensive End - Travis Berthold
Outside Linebacker - Richard Torres
Inside Linebacker - John Boscamp
Defensive Back - Ricky Gutierrez
Defensive Back - Jeremy Johnson

* Designates unanimous pick.

Stats Back Up Bobcat Pride

For those of you still feeling down after Saturday's season ending loss to Blanco, here are a few statistics Darryl Hudson gathered at the close of regular season play.

Mr. Hudson writes:

ST Bobcats are the 31-2A Champs - OUTRIGHT!! 1st time in 17 years. I would have thought this would at least get recognized in the news.

Josh Owen is the 2nd leading rusher in all 2A with 1173 yards in 107 carries. Rosenbaum from GW is 1st with 1306 in 155 per CC Caller Times last stats. Owen's average carry was 10.96 yard, which tops Rosebaum's 8.43 yards. Not to mention Owen also has 247 yards receiving on 18 receptions for an average of 13.72 yards to Rosenbaums 14 yards on 3 receptions for a 4.7 yard average. WHAT IF OWEN HAD CARRIED THE BALL MORE????

Jordan Haws is 2nd in passing in all 2A with 1043 yards in 74 completions on 132 attempts. Aparicio from Taft was 1st with 1182 yards in 93 completions on 188 attempts per CC Caller Times last stats. Haws had 56.1% completions and averaged 14.1 yards. Aparicio had 49.5% completions and averaged 12.7 yards. WHAT IF HAWS HAD THROWN MORE PASSES????

In all 2-A, ST also had Bubba Gonzales, the #7 rusher with 692 on 90 for carries (7.7 average) and Garrett Gonzales the #2 receiver with 321 on 20 receptions (16.1 average) per CC Caller Times last stats.

Team stats has ST 3rd in rushing with 2513 yards on 374 attempt to average 6.7 yards. GW was 1st with 2876 on 447 to average 6.4 yards and Banquete was 2nd with 2727 on 440 to average 6.2 yards. In passing, ST came in 2nd with Taft coming in 1st per CC Caller Times last stats. Again ST's average was on top.

Then on "D" Cory Markham according to Bay Area Sports Top 200 Defensive players, led tackles in South Texas 5A thru 1A schools with 142 Tackles 5 Sacks and 4 Fumble recoveries and John Boscamp came in 29th with 81 Tackles 1 Sack and 5 Fumble recoveries. Boscamp's 5 recoveries were the most listed for anyone in all 200 Tops defensive players. The CC Caller Times never even mentioned them.

See these stats at www.bayareasports.biz"

Panthers End Bobcat Playoff Run

Ricky Gutierrez takes down a Panther running back with a flying tackle.

It turns out, as in nature, Panthers are just plain BIGGER than Bobcats. If Saturday's regional playoff game had been decided by size of character or size of heart, there might have been a different outcome. Unfortunately football is as much a game of brawn as it is brains, and at some point, sheer desire to win gives way to physical reality. That reality reared its ugly head Saturday afternoon in Seguin as the Skidmore-Tynan Bobcats fell 28-9 to their much larger Blanco opponents.

To their credit, our boys put up a valiant fight and gave Bobcat fans an exciting game to remember. Hope was kept alive well into the 4th quarter of play as the Bobcats trailed just 14-9 with 9 minutes left on the board. Two additional Panther TDs put the game firmly out of reach in the final minutes of the game. The Signal congratulates the Bobcats on a great season and an exciting finish.


Clint Isaacks vaults a Blanco defender in the final moments of the game.

Read more about the game in the Corpus Christi Caller-Times story Bobcats get grounded by the Panthers, and in the San Antonio Express News story Blanco sneaks into 2A state quarterfinals.

Click here to view game photos by Rob's Digital Photography.

Click here to view game photos by Bay Area Sports.

The FBI and CIA Don't Want to Talk To You

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I'm getting occasional messages accusing me of going to illegal Web sites. They're supposedly from the FBI. Some are also from the CIA. Wow! Don't panic, visiting the Signal won't get you 20 to life.

I hope everybody realizes that they are fraudulent. If the FBI catches you doing something illegal, I doubt it will send you an email. Nonetheless, I'm seeing AV corporations swarmed from people who are trying to comply with the spam.

This email carries the Sober worm. It disables security settings on victims' computers. It also finds email addresses on the victims' computers and mails itself to everyone. That's why there's so much of this crud out there. For more Sober information and removal instructions, visit Symantec.

Don't open spam. Don't read it. And don't open attachments. Just delete the stuff. And keep your AV software up-to-date.

S-T Lions Annual Pancake Supper with Santa

The S-T Lions will hold their 4th Annual Pancake Supper with Santa, 5:00 p.m. Sunday, December 4th at the Chisholm Trail Cafe.

Your $5 donation to Lions Club charities gets you a choice of bacon or sausage, coffee or orange juice, and hot off the griddle pancakes.

And, by yet another miracle of holiday scheduling, Santa has agreed to take time from his busy schedule to pay his 4th pre-Christmas visit to Skidmore to take personal gift requests from local children. This event has been more successful each year so pick up your tickets while they last at the Chisholm Trail Cafe.

Bee Picayune Game Preview & Analysis

Bruce Harper put together a nice analysis of Saturday's upcoming Bobcat/Panther game in the Friday edition of the Bee Picayune. The article is not (yet) posted online so you'll have to pick up a copy of the Bee Pic at one of the local convenience stores. Or read about last week's game versus Ganado in the Bee Pic online Sports Page. (Note interesting photo of Jordan Haws)

So What... We've Got Bubba Gonzales!

In the run up to this weekend's regional playoff game, the San Antonio Express News profiles one of Blanco's smallest players. Read about "Nasty Nate" in the Express News story Football: Spotlight: Nathan Wilson, Blanco.

The Austin American Statesman Says...

"The key for Blanco is stopping Skidmore QB Jordan Haws, who burned Ganado last week for 200 passing yards and three total TDs. The Panthers are on a roll after a nice win over stingy Academy. Next: Lexington or Schulenburg."

Pick up Your November Signal

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Bobcat Regional Playoff in the News

The Corpus Christi Caller-Times has two stories on the weekend's regional playoff game versus Blanco. Blanco's on a roll heading into S-T game, and No panic in Skidmore-Tynan

Bobcat Little League Elects New Board

Bobcat Little League held board and officer elections Tuesday, November 22. Your 2005-06 Bobcat Little Board consists of at-large members Eddie Salas, JJ Trevino, Michelle Skau, Josie Martinez, Elizabeth Puebla, John Cirone, Mari Cirone, Charlie Gabbert, and Jacquelin Guartuche.

2005-06 Bobcat Little League Officers:

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President: Edward Wilson
Vice President: Toby Salinas
Secretary: Kathy Mulholland
Treasurer: Shanna Salinas
Player Agent: Wanda Wilson
Information Officer: Keith Petrus
Safety Officer: Richard Garcia

Board members look forward to serving South Bee County as Bobcat Little League enters its third year of teaching children the value of teamwork and good sportsmanship through youth baseball and softball!

Bobcats Make a Believer Out of KRIS-TV's Art Mack

"Skidmore-Tynan football fans normally are planning their Christmas shopping this time of year." Ouch! See what else KRIS-TV's Art Mack has to say about the Bobcats in his story Skidmore-Tynan making first trip to semi-finals

Bobcats to Face Blanco Panthers in Seguin

It's official. The Bobcats will next face off against the Blanco Panthers, 2:00 p.m. Saturday, November 26, 2005 in Seguin, Texas.

S-T Superintendent Dr. Brett Belmarez informs the Signal there will be no pre-sale tickets offered for this game. Tickets, $5 adults and $4 students, will be purchased at the gate. As in previous playoff games, bus rides to the game will be available to the communtiy for a small fee. Players will be treated to a pre-game breakfast at the school, the details of which are still being worked out. Go Bobcats!

Bobcats Beat Ganado - Advance in Playoffs

Celebrating another post-season victory.

The Bobcats got off to another slow start in Saturday's Area playoff game versus the Ganado Indians. Ganado was the first to put points on the board with a long drive in the 1st quarter. After a short unsuccessful drive of their own, the Bobcats finally started to turn things around with Josh Owen's interception and 18 yard run with just 50 seconds left in the 1st quarter.

Quarterback Jordan Haws hit Owen for a 41 yard reception at the top of the 2nd quarter as the Bobcats began to pick up steam. With 9:28 in the 2nd quarter, Haws' pass to Garrett Gonzales put the bocats on the board. The Cats received a lucky break when a "roughing the kicker" penalty gave them a second chance after a missed extra point kick. Josh Owen made the most of the opportunity with a successfull 2 point conversion to put the cats in the lead 8-7.

Ganado answered with another touchdown of their own but failed in their attempt at a 2 point conversion.

With 4 minutes left in the 2nd quarter, the Bobcats fumbled the ball and immediately got it back when Jeremy Johnson intercepted a Ganado pass. The Bocats continued to gather momentum as Trey Dodson made a spectacular catch on a Haws pass for a 40 yard gain. With less than a minute remaining in the 2nd quarter, Jordan Haws powered the ball into the end zone on a quarterback keeper, bringing the score to 14-13 at halftime.

The Bobcats shut out the Indians in the 2nd half of the ballgame. Josh Owen added another 6 points in the 3rd quarter with an "extra effort" run up the middle from inside the 10 yard line. Adam Aguilar's extra point kick took the score to 21-13 in favor of the Cats.

QB Jordan Haws found Garret Gonzales wide open in the end zone in the 4th quarter. With the extra point kick, the Bobcats took a commanding 28-13 lead. One of the more exciting touchdowns of the evening, Josh Owen's 4th quarter interception and subsequent 64 yard run into the end zone, was called back on a "blocking below the waist" penalty. Final score Bobcats 28 - Ganado 13.

Rob's Digital Photography was on hand to record the historic game. Check out Rob's Skidmore-Tynan Gallery for professional photos of the Ganado game and other S-T sporting events. Read more about the game in the Corpus Christi Caller-Times story 'Cats blast Indians in second half and the Victoria Advocate Second-half surge lifts Bobcats past Ganado.


Josh Owen takes the ball upfield.


Brett Howard attempts to knock down a Ganado pass.


Teammates dogpile Josh Owen after a 4th quarter interception and touchdown. Unfortunately, Mr. Owen's spectacular play was called back on a penalty.

Click here for more game photos at Shutterfly.com

Victoria Advocate Previews Saturday's Big Game

The Bobcats will face off against the Ganado Indians Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Victoria's Memorial Stadium. The Victoria Advocate previews the game in their story Indians, Bobcats to get early series preview - Ganado, Skidmore-Tynan to meet in Class 2A area playoff at Memorial Stadium. And the San Antonio Express News gives a short report on who the winner of Saturday's game will play next. Blanco 27, Little River Academy 15

Don't Buy Obsolete Tech!

With Christmas approaching and everything having some digital capability, some people may be looking to buy some tech gadgets and toys for families, friends, or heck, even themselves.

PC Magazine's article on Fox News has some great do's and don't for tech shopping that I recommend taking a look at before buying that shiny object with the pretty lights and sounds.

Bobcat Little League Annual Meeting

Bobcat Little League will holds its annual meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 22, at the Skidmore Fire Station. The purpose of the meeting is to elect members to serve on the Board of Directors and to review the future plans of the organization. If you are interested in serving on the board or learning more about Bobcat Little League, join us Tuesday evening as we prepare for our third year serving the children of South Bee County.

S-T Junior High Honor Roll

The Signal congratulates the following students who made the Junior High All-A's and A & B Honor Roll for the first six weeks. Keep up the good work!

All A’s Honor Roll

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6th Grade: Margarita Aguilar, Zachary Guerra, Robert Hernandez, Julia Hunt, Samantha Minter, Patricia Paiz, Joseph Salinas, Chance Schirmer, Salvador Soto. 7th Grade: Taylor Riddle, Will Stridde. 8th Grade: Kaitlyn Cortez, Dual Herzog

A & B Honor Roll

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6th Grade: Erica Abrigo, Kathy Acosta, Leigh Banda, Anna Berry, Daniel Boatright, Xavier Bradley, Manuel Flores, Ty Huser, Rey Jimenez, Zachary Mengers, Tamara Montemayor, SanJuanita Nino, Cierra Novak, Denese Palomo, Sara Rix, Kathy Rodriguez, Jennifer Salinas. 7th Grade: Celina Acosta, Ramiro Aranda, Kristin Castillo, Patrick Dougherty, Breanna Hinds, Kamy Kimball, Alexis Lopez, Robert Martinez, Sterling McHorse, Angelyca Sizemore, Justine Thomas, Khaki Whittle. 8th Grade: John Arrisola, Angel Bazaldua, Blair Boatright, Whitney Bohac, Jamie Burns, Juana Campos, Casey Cassidy, Jessica Cochran, Cody Coker, Tabatha Crow, Charlene Doubrava, Lloyd Glew, Bobby Henshall, Inez Hernandez, Matthew Hernandez, Alan Hinijosa, Cody Holubec, Taylor Long, Caleb Martin, Cindy Martinez, Adam Mathews, Rachel Mengers, Starlina Merritt, Melanie Minter, Lyndsi Pace, Alejandro Perez, Monalisa Perez, Jennifer Pueblo, Kevin Shumake, Shauna Stephenson, Hollis Stubenthal, Ashley Thomas, Carisa Whitehurst.

Korean Veterans Honored in Special Liberty Tree Ceremony

On Monday, November 14th, veterans of local Beeville VFW Post 9170 and Ladies Auxilliary, along with community members and representative of S-T ISD, gathered beneath the big oak tree at the entrance of Skidmore's Evergreen Cemetery to honor those who died in the Korean War and to recognize those few veterans still among us.

The Skidmore-Tynan band played the National Anthem and a beautiful rendition of "Taps" during the ceremony.


Spectators applaud as the plaque is unveiled.

Local dignitaries in attendance included, State Representative Yvonne Gonzalez Toureilles, County Judge Jimmy Martinez, and County Commissioners Ronnie Olivares, Eloy Rodriquez, Susan Stasny, and Carlos Salazar.

Click here for more Liberty Tree Dedication photos at Shutterfly.com

Turkey Shooters Raise Cash for Lions Club Charities

That single barrel shotgun kicked like a mule but it didn't bother Jose Gomez.

The Skidmore-Tynan Lions Club held its most successful Turkey Shoot in years, Sunday, November 13th at Hoot Owl Hollow. The competition began a little before 1:00 in the afternoon and continued until the club ran out of targets in the 16th round. The Lions thank all who came out to support the club and hope to see everyone again next year.

Sunday's winning shooters were:
Round 1: Jose Molina
Round 2: Oscar Fuentes
Round 3: Lloyd Glew
Round 4: Mark Salinas
Round 5: Jaime Zavala
Round 6: Ventura Tovar
Round 7: Josh Petrus (a perfect shot - right in the crosshairs)
Round 8: Gene Harada
Round 9: Lazaro Lara
Round 10: Jaime Zavala
Round 11: Carroll Johnson
Round 12: Dustin Chambers (another perfect crosshairs shot)
Round 13: Sam Moreman
Round 14: Hector Velasquez
Round 15: Sam Moreman (shootoff with Mike Chambers)
Round 16: Jimmy Moreman (shootoff with Mike Chambers)


First round winner Jose Molina takes aim.

Special thanks to Beeville Lions Carroll Johnson and John Richardson who came out to support a neighboring club. Thanks also to Carlos Lopez who not only shot a few rounds but donated an additional $20 to the S-T Lions.

Don't forget, VFW Post 9170 will hold their annual Turkey Shoot at Hoot Owl Hollow this coming Sunday.

Yzaguirre Places in Top Ten at State Cross Country Meet

With a time of 16 minutes, 53.2 seconds, Jairus Yzaguirre finished in an impressive 6th place at the State 2A Cross Country meet. The Signal congratulates Mr. Yzaguirre on his top-ten finish and in representing his school well.

Jairus earned a brief Corpus Christi Caller-Times interview in Mustangs win state XC title by a nose.

S-T ISD Trustees Meet Monday

The S-T ISD Board of Trustees will meet Monday, November 14th. The Board will introduce new staff members Michael Gain and Angeline Alaniz, and recognize the State qualifying FFA Land Judging team and Boys and Girls Cross Country teams.

Discussion items in Monday's meeting will include the 2006-07 budget planning calendar, district-wide restroom upgrades, and per Board President Rick Olivares, "recent high school resignations." Mr. Olivares further requests the superintendent create a "Specified Personnel and Financial Report" under Consent Agenda-Action Items; and requests the superintendent "Retain Legal Counsel (Mr. Cruz) for the Board of Trustees at the January 2006 Regular Board Meeting for the Purposes of the Superintendent's Evaluation" The latter item has "no known District precedence" according to the board informational packet so we here at the Signal are curious to learn why Mr. Olivares has requested the district attorney's presence.

Action Items include Consideration and Possible Action to Accept the 2004-05 Fiscal Year Financial Audit, Consideration and Possible Approval of Second Reading; Adoption of Updated (LOCAL) Policy 76, and (per Mr. Rick Olivares) Discussion and Possible Action to Clarify and Amend Board Policy DGBA (Local) Employee Complaints/Grievances.

Click here to review Monday's complete "Agenda Packet"

Subscribe to the Skidmore Signal

November marks the 1 year anniversary of the newsprint edition of the Skidmore Signal. Having survived this long, we figure there's no reason we can't continue publishing another year and so are now offering 1-year subscriptions.

Your check for $15 dollars gets 12 issues of the Signal delivered right to your mailbox within a day or two of whenever we get around to publishing. Subscribe now and we'll start you off with the upcoming November issue featuring pictures from the recent S-T All School Reunion. Just mail payment to:

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Bobcats Advance in Playoffs with 55-8 Win Over Santa Rosa

The traditional post-game school song salute.

The Bobcats made the deep South Texas trek to Santa Rosa Friday evening to face off against the Santa Rosa Warriors. S-T fans were a bit worried when Santa Rosa scored on the first play of the evening but the Bobcat dominance was absolute throughout the remainder of the game.

The Bobcats will next face the Ganado Indians as they advance in post-season play. The game is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Saturday, November 19th, at Victoria High School's Memorial Stadium.


Teammates congratulate Garret Gonzales on a pass interception.


The band added an impressive drum routine to its half-time show.


The "Rah Rah" squad is going to be sore tomorrow after all those pushups!

Music CD's Distributed by Sony May Contain Malware

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UPDATE: Sony Recalls CDs Containing XCP Rootkit [FoxNews.com]

On Thursday, a Trojan that takes advantage of the Sony rootkit started appearing. A variation of the Breplibot Trojan installs the file $sys$drv.exe. The Sony rootkit hides files whose system filename begins with $sys$. Sony says it has distributed information to anti-virus companies that will allow their products to attack malicious programs using Sony's cloaking technology.

A lot has happened in the past week, so let me start by bringing everyone up to speed. Last week, a security expert discovered that copy-protection software on some Sony CDs installed a rootkit on Windows computers. A rootkit is a particularly destructive form of malware capable of cloaking itself and its actions.

Rootkits burrow deep into Windows. They hide by intercepting calls between the operating system and programs. They remove their file names from the calls. Rootkits can also tell Windows to hide files and programs. So they're difficult to detect. Users who tried to remove the rootkit manually encountered a nasty surprise. It rendered their CD drives inoperable. Users had to reformat and reinstall Windows to fix the problem.

Sony subsequently issued a patch it claims will uninstall the rootkit. Unfortunately, many people have encountered problems with the patch. It has caused lost data and computers to crash. Further, others have complained that it is difficult to get the patch. The company also said it would temporarily stop making disks with the rootkit.

Nonetheless, there is still a very real threat. If the rootkit is installed on a computer, hackers may be able to use it to do anything. They know how to exploit it.

Sony uses two different copy-protection programs on its CDs. Only one installs the rootkit, and it is included on about 20 titles. The Electronic Frontier Foundation has a list of the CDs on its site.

But don't take chances. Until we know more, I wouldn't play Sony-produced CDs on my computer. The risk is just too great. If your computer is infected, you can download a tool to disable the rootkit. It is available from Sony and from First 4 Internet, the company that developed the software.

Jairus Yzaguirre Respresents S-T at State Cross Country Meet

Skidmore-Tynan's own Jairus Yzaguirre will compete Saturday, November 12th in the State Cross Country meet in Round Rock, Texas. The Corpus Christi Caller-Times has details in their story "Runners ready for state meet."

Former S-T Elementary Teacher Dies

The Victoria Advocate posts sad news of the passing of Shirley Ann Thompson Boehnke, retired S-T Elementary School teacher. Click here to view the obituary.

In Search of Old St. Mary's Road

"Old St. Mary's Road" was a topic of discussion at Tuesday's Skidmore Historical Society meeting. Edwin Wallek Jr. shared a recent conversation with Jack Linney in which Mr. Linney spoke of discovering wagon tracks worn into exposed bedrock north of the Aransas River. According to Mr. Wallek's theory, "Old St. Mary's Road" ran roughly parallel to the Aransas River from the original Aransas townsite located near the Y, all the way to the town of St. Mary's located on Copano Bay north of present day Bayside. The town of St. Mary's was severely damaged by a hurricane in 1886 (roughly as the town of Skidmore was being founded) and never recovered.

Randy Wall, foreman of the Guajalote Ranch located on the north bank of the Aransas River, confirmed the road ran through ranch property. According to Mr. Wall, "On some days you can just make out the path of the old road through the treeline."

If you know something of the history of the Old St. Mary's Road, please contact the Signal by clicking the "Submit News" link in the sidebar.

S-T Lions 15th Annual Turkey Shoot Sunday at Hoot Owl

The Skidmore-Tynan Lions Club will hold its 15th Annual Turkey Shoot Sunday, November 13th at Hoot Owl Hollow, 4 miles east of Skidmore.

The $2 per round "split the pot" shoot will begin a 12:00 noon and continue until we run out of shooters or ammunition. All proceeds go to Lions Club charities.

Coming up in December: The S-T Lions 4th Annual Pancake Supper with Santa, 5:00 p.m. Sunday, December 4th a the Chisholm Trail Cafe.

Santa Rosa Playoff Game Prompts S-T ISD Early Release

S-T ISD superintendent Dr. Brett Belmarez informs the Signal that students will be released at 12:30 p.m. Friday to allow for the 4 hour trip to the Santa Rosa playoff game. The schools previously scheduled Veterans Day ceremony has been moved to 10:00 a.m. Dr. Belmarez also reminds everyone that Friday's pep rally is open to the community and will be held from 12:00 - 12:30 p.m. in the Events Center gymnasium. Student and community buses will depart the school at 2:15 p.m. Anyone wishing to take advantage of the community bus may purchase a "ticket to ride" for $2.00 at the High School office.

E-Mail Time Capsules

"What if you could write an email to yourself, and be assured of receiving it twenty years in the future?" How about three, five, or ten years? Click here to see how it works and here to email your message (make sure you use an email address you expect to retain for the time period requested).

S-T All-School Reunion a Resounding Success

That's regular Signal Historical Notes contributor Edwin Wallek Jr. (cowboy hat) in the chow line with better-half Jessie May following close behind.

Wow! What a turnout at Saturdays Skidmore-Tynan All-School Class Reunion. As promised, the Signal was on hand to record the historic event with not one, but two of our most experienced staff photographers!-) Look for these and other reunion photos along with a detailed followup report in the upcoming print issue of the Skidmore Signal.


Former S-T Superintendent David Ross with granddaughter Hannah.

Click here to view more reunion photos at Shutterfly.com