La Pine High School NJROTC cadets Kyle Presley, left, and Ross Harden unload food from a trailer Friday in La Pine.
The NJROTC program got the better end of a competition against the students of La Pine High School by collecting 4,311 cans to the student body’s 4,048 in two weeks, said Athletic Director Rusty Zysett.
“They went door to door, and waited outside of grocery stores at night." Zysett said.
Not shy about NJROTC members’ achievements beating an entire school with just their group, Harden said “We were better organized. We were just willing to get down and dirty and do the work." The food drive continues next week.
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La Pine High School NJROTC cadets Kyle Presley, left, and Ross Harden unload food from a trailer Friday in La Pine.
The NJROTC program got the better end of a competition against the students of La Pine High School by collecting 4,311 cans to the student body’s 4,048 in two weeks, said Athletic Director Rusty Zysett.
“They went door to door, and waited outside of grocery stores at night." Zysett said.
Not shy about NJROTC members’ achievements beating an entire school with just their group, Harden said “We were better organized. We were just willing to get down and dirty and do the work." The food drive continues next week.
