The champions of the 2011 Logansport Public Library’s Battle of the Books competition for fourth and fifth grades went to All Saints Catholic School. The event consisted of the elementary schools in Cass County going head to head to answer questions from six different novels the students read. It was a double-elimination bracket and All Saints was able to avenge a previous loss to Pioneer in the finals by beating it twice to take home the trophy.
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CHAMPION READERS: The All Saints Catholic School Battle of the Books team includes front row, left to right, Wilson Bennett, Noah Miller, captain Mallory Minnick, Matthew Calisto and Elijah Bowen. In the back row ae Maddie Dexter, Justine Hurst, Lucas Pickens, Tyler Dexter and coach Carey Zech.
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