Gallery: Chili Cook-off

The senior class Student Council hosted their annual chili cook-off, raising around $320 for the Johnson County Christmas Bureau on Wednesday, Nov. 15. There were six teams who were all competing for the title of 2023 Chili Cook-off Champions. Seniors Max Kuhlman, Ryder Hendon, Ryan Dehan and Collin Ford came in third place receiving bronze medals. Second place was awarded to seniors Ashley Zastrow, Lauren McGuire, Claire Schudy, Veronica Mangine, Abigail Long and Ava Weiland and were awarded with a silver ladle. Taking home the title of the 2023 SME Chili Cook-off Champions were seniors Marin McElhinney, Ella Howard, Maggie Leonard, Nora Friskel and Autumn Sun.

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11.15.23 Chili Cook-off

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