Based on the turnout from last year, the goal was set for 9,000 cans and $6,000.
The school as a total collected 6,909 cans and $4,674.15.
StuCo sponsor Sarah Dent said that the Johnson County Christmas Bureau warned us not to be too disappointed if we came in below our goals. She is very proud we were able to contribute so much to help the community.
story by Nick Leyden
Point totals (based on average points per student)
Large Classes:
1. Beth Jantsch – 4,633
2. Janine Deines – 3,685
3. Charlene Mankameyer – 3,565
Honorable Mentions to Todd Boren – 2,921 and Stacy Robins – 1,525
Medium Classes:
1. Joe Gehrer – 2,480
2. Honorable Mentions to Jennifer Quick – 2,136 and Susan Massy – 1335
Small Classes:
1. Cathie Morrison – 17,712
Honorable Mentions to Connie Lutz – 12,200 and Library/Office – 9,800
![Senior Tanner Pruter plays the tenor drum Aug. 31 in Main Gym. The Marching Cougar Pride performed their “Chaos Order” show during the Bonfire Assembly. [During the performance] the band is split between chaos and order,” Pruter said. “The beginning of the show starts out with chaos and throughout the show, you get little glimpses of order.”](https://smnw.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/ejohnson_bonfire_8.31_32-1-900x600.jpg)
![Junior Venti Neaderhiser and senior Dylan Paflas work on their robot March 21 in Room C. The robotics team worked on their robot, Fred, to prepare for the FRC Worlds competition. “I was working with the bumpers on our robot that protect [the] frame [for] when we hit or bump into something,” Neaderhiseri said. “We have put a lot of work into building and coding the robot and have run into many difficulties but we have overcome every issue.” photo by Jack Pischke](https://smnw.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/JPischkeRoboticsteam-7-1-1200x795.jpg)
