Fifth grader Andrew Miller had the winning time for the obstacle course Tuesday in Custer’s just for fun afterschool program.

By ELLEN MORTENSEN
Chief Editor

Starting Feb. 1, third, fourth and fifth grade students at Custer Elementary in Broken Bow began a series of fun  and educational after school programs - geared just for them.
    Programs offered were: science experiments, science, dough art, tennis, Spanish, photography, crochet, golf, cooking, swimming, babysitting, sugar & spice and bowling. Each student was allowed to choose only one class with each class having six meetings.
    One of those classes, science experiments, was one of the first to fill up. Taught by Mr. Crawley, the description of the class says “if you can infer, create a hypothesis and enjoy working through science experiments, this class is for you. All you need is a pencil and a great brain for discovering.”
    In the last of the six classes, held Tuesday afternoon, the students were able to test the projects that they have diligently worked on for the past few weeks. They are called Puff Mobile's, and to create them each team was given the same arsenal of items: 1 piece of paper, 10 straws and 4 beads.