An inside look at Badger Boys State

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Tim Weiss and Nick Freymiller stand in front of the Big Foot Chief statue outside the high school. The two recently represented the school and community at Badger Boys State, a weeklong event held at Ripon College in Ripon. Students submit applications for Badger State and after being selected, are sponsored through the American Legion. (Penny Gruetzmacher)

Two local teens represent Big Foot High School

By Penny Gruetzmacher

Correspondent

Tim Weiss and Nick Freymiller went to Badger Boy State at Ripon College the second week in June where they represented Big Foot High School.

Weiss and Freymiller were selected through applications completed and approved by a school representative who then forwarded selections to the American Legion, which sponsors the students attending through donations.

Badger Boys State aims to teach young men about the civic processes of state government as well as the leadership required to build a community. Attendees act as a “citizen” of the fictitious 51st state of the union, the Badger state.

      For the rest of the story pick up a copy of the July 20 Times/Reporter.

 

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