Triton High School honored its students last week at the annual Fine Arts and Academic Awards Night.
Principal Craig Schlicting announced the Triple A Award winners and the recipient of the Principal’s Leadership Award.
The Triple A Award is presented to a Triton High School male and female senior student for their dedication, effort and excellence in academics, athletics and the arts.

Kasson-Mantorville High School showed off its acting and musical prowess with its “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.”
“This was a great job by everyone,” said Bob Soland, who served as the play’s director and choreographer. “It’s great top work with a group of teenagers like this because they do so good it makes you look.” 

Two Kasson-Mantorville students were two of nearly 40,000 high school students in the country who entered the Voice of Democracy (VOD) contest in hopes of winning a share of the $2 million in educational scholarships. 
Senior Jessica Marsland won the first place prize of $100 and sophomore Charles Miller took the second place prize of $75. 

It used to be that the entire world was run off of a steady stream of paperwork. Forms ruled office bookshelves and even the simplest of acts such as paying for an item at the store required the transaction to be recorded in triplicate.
Today, almost everything revolves around a computerized system. Things like car insurance quotes and sharing information have been made simpler with the integration of programs.

The choirs of Triton Middle School and Triton High School will present an evening of choral music on Monday, Dec. 14, in the Triton Performing Arts Center.
The evening will be divided into three concerts in order accommodate the large audiences.

Triton High School Senior Charles Groll will be leading the Minnesota Business Professionals of America group for the next year.
He was elected president of the group at the fall BPA Leadership Conference.