Frontenac High School student Alex Spigarelli (middle) did his best to celebrate “Nerd Day” at Frontenac High School on Monday, part of the school’s week-long homecoming festivities. Ryan Zafuta (left) and Kelsy Malier (right) elected not to take part, although Malier did enjoy snapping Spigarelli’s suspenders against his chest.
Alyssa Snow said she wouldn’t let a little thing like a knee injury keep her from Frontenac’s rivalry game against St. Mary’s Colgan Tuesday.
But Snow, who goes under the knife Tuesday to have surgery on a torn Anterior Cruciate Ligament, won’t be available for Frontenac Coach Jeremy Rakes as a player. Instead, Snow has joined Rakes’s staff as an extra assistant coach.
Eight Frontenac High Schools students and their Spanish teacher, Erin Douglas, are planning a first in school history. They’re going to Spain over spring break.
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