Seventy years ago, the Jordan High School senior class performed the play "Once There was a Princess."

The cast consists of Alice Gerold, Lambert Hennen, Ruthie Nielsen, Marie Herzog, Valeria Schneiderhan, Lorraine Ptacek, Mary Ryan, Irene Fehlandt, Mary Stoldt, Leo Deutsch, Loren Radke, Joe Berg, Ruth Mickus, Leona Eichers, and Helen Ryan.

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Fifty years ago, the Jordan High School senior class presented the comedy-drama "Old Doc."

For more information, read the Looking Back column in the May 1 issue of the Jordan Independent. Read it online in the Print Edition section, or subscribe by going to www.jordannews.com/subscribe.

Jordan High School students had a chance to try out a new product called the Wave on Wednesday.

The Wave is like a skate board, but with only two wheels. And the wheels spin all the way around. If that sounds hard or confusing, that’s because it kind of is. Will Stoltz of Street Surfing, the company that produces the Wave and brought it to JHS, explained how the boards work:

The halls at St. John the Baptist Catholic School were near empty last week, as two of the classes at the school weren’t anywhere near their normal classrooms.

The school’s fifth- and sixth-grade students were at Eagle Bluff Outdoor Learning Center in Lanesboro.

When the students came back to the regular weekly classroom grind, they had a chance to write down some of their impressions of their three days at camp. Here, in their own words, is what the students had to say about camp:

Food at Eagle Bluff