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Josie Wade juggling with Sophie Klegstad and Rachel Levenhagen cheering her on.


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This CNC router machine, one available to Tri-County students, cuts a programmed tree shape into wood. According to multiple sources, a CNC machine is an automated milling device that manufactures industrial components without direct human assistance, but that does use coded instructions sent to a computer. They cut or move material as programmed and are used in various industries, such as metalworking, woodworking and 3-D printing.
Tri-County CTE Class helps students choose care...
Jack Sollund, Makayla Gunnerson, Jace Folland
Three Tri-County STUDENTS PERFORM IN HONOR BAND
Front: Elijah Sollund, Noah Kraulik, Rhett Pearson. Middle: Hadley Reese, Elin Reese, Christine Hanson, Jillian Duray, Ella Strozyk, Piper Olson. Back: Advisor Erica Reese, Hailey Bothum, Greta Rominski, Brynlee Reese, Katie Clark, Ada Pearson, Josie Wade & Advisor Justina Pietruszewski.
Students attend Minnesota FCCLA State Conference
Pictured from left to right: Faith Efta (8th grade), Emily Barth (12th grade), Lilly Duray (12th grade) and Finley Duray (7th grade)
Tri-County choir students receive superior score
1960 – Baseball team at Karlstad High School. First Row: Luther Thompson (student manager), Daniel Logelin, Chuck Olson, Roger Bogestad, Doug Hultgren, Dave Wollin, Neil Vagle, Owen Moen, Wally Boen (coach). Second Row: James Sollund, Jim Peterson, Dave Logelin, Ray Gorsuch, Leon Oistad, Doug Bakke, Henry Moen.
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Earl, Steve and Phillip Gillie
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Andrea Borsvold
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