Jaguar Journal January 2014 Issue 16

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JAGUAR
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January 2014
LET’S PLAY BALL!
Downers Grove Dragons is a travel baseball team. We play
on the team. This is our team. They formed the team in
2007. Guys have been playing together since they were 6,
just like Alex and Will.
Wolfpack is another
Downers Grove Team.
Nevan Cremascoli plays
on it. It’s been a team
since 1988. Downers
Grove Wolfpack has
only teams for 4th through 8th
grade. Downers Grove is a great place to
play sports!
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January 8
BACK TO SCHOOL
January 17
FUN LUNCH:
Great American Bagel
~Nevan Cremascoli , January 20
NO SCHOOL: MLK Jr. Day
Will Ruddy & Alex White
Curiosity
Corner
We know everything
from the trapdoor in
the library, to the vault
next to the sweets table in the teachers
lounge! Have you ever wondered what’s
in the trapdoor by the fiction section in
the Library? Gold, jewels, and treasure
galore? Well, it’s not exactly that. Okay, nothing like that. But
the details are still pretty cool. The trapdoor has dust, and a lot of mysterious
rust. Considering the insulation pipes that run all around the school are pretty
sturdy and were almost positive that there are no leaks in those pipes. But
before you stop reading this we would like to remind you that there are some
mysterious items down there like a light bulb, and even some sort of
paperback manual. That’s what under the trapdoor in the library.
Have you ever wondered what is in the teachers lounge? Well we did
see a sneak peek of that forbidden teachers lounge, but our main priority was
the trapdoor. As you may have noticed our school (the best school) has a lot
of trapdoors, 2 to be exact. Okay back on track. This trapdoor has a lot of
dust, rust and insolation pipes. It is made of concrete and has no stairs to lead
into it. The trapdoor is the end of the long passage that goes around the
school. If it wasn’t for Ms. Maria we wouldn’t have been able to find out all
these interesting facts! So we all thank you Ms. Maria!
~Emily Baldwin, Sophie & Eleanor Harris and Lily Johnson
January 24
END OF QUARTER &
JAGUAR JOG EVENT:
Kids‘ Movie
January 31
FUN LUNCH: Pot Belly
February 1
SCIENCE FAIR
February 3
Math NIGHT
February 4
REPORT CARDS
February 5 & 6
CONFERENCES
February 8
SOLO DAY
February 17
NO SCHOOL: Presidents‘ Day
February 20
JAGUAR JOG EVENT:
Father Daughter Dance
February 28
NO SCHOOL:
Teacher Institute
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Mr. Miller
What’s Going
on in 4th
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Q&A
Ms. Crawford
Q: What is going on
in 4th grade?
A: Dinosaur Report
which deals with paragraph formation with
topic sentences and detail sentences. We
will meet our 1st grade
buddies to learn
about and make
Penguins.
Q: What are you doing
in Science?
A: We are learning
about electricity and
magnetism.
Q: What was another
job you had?
A: I was a butcher for
8 years.
Q: What did you want
to be when you grow
up?
A: I wanted to either
be an astronaut or a
dinosaur.
Q: What is your favorite book?
A: Cat In the Hat and my favorite author is
Dr. Seuss.
Q: What is your favorite season?
A: I enjoy the summer I’m not going to lie.
Q: Do you have
any siblings?
A: Yes, I have a
younger
brother and an
older sister.
~Adele Gorman
& Quavonyae
grade because she had
a bad 1st grade
teacher. She said that
the clip up chart helps
but that she does not
like to clip kids down.
That is what’s
happening in
kindergarten.
Kindergarten
Kindergarten is a fun place to be! Mrs.
Plepel says that if she wants to know if the
class is paying attention, she looks at their
faces. Their favorite subject is math. They
like their guided math groups. Mrs. Plepel
became a
teacher
because she
used to babysit
and she wanted to
do a lower
2
~Zoey Ethridge,
Lily Johnson
& Gianna
Walters
Grade 1
Lots of things are happening in
Miss P.‘s classroom. They are
working on position numbers in
math. Her favorite food is
cheeseburgers! She likes to
teach reading best. Her
students’ favorite subject is
math because they play a lot of
games. They are going to see a
Grade 1/2
Mrs. Richards has only taught at Whittier school
and loves the season fall. As we all know, Mrs.
Richards is a huge Blackhawks fan. Her favorite
player is Patrick Sharp. Besides first and second
grade, Mrs. Richards has also taught third grade
for ten years. The best thing that happened to
Mrs. Richards in her teaching career is when her
students came to her wedding. Mrs. Richards’
favorite subject to teach is reading, and her
favorite hobby is reading, too. The second graders
are learning to write at a good level, and they are
also working on cursive, which they really like. The
first graders are also learning how to add pizzazz
and learning how to write a hamburger paragraph.
Mrs. Richards favorite subject is Reading and her
favorite food is pizza. Overall Mrs. Richards is
awesome at teaching 1st and 2nd grade!
Grade 2
In second grade, some stuff is happening. In Math,
they are studying metric measurement. In school,
they did a estimation station field trip. In Science,
they are doing health and wellness. On their iPads
they’re studying penguins and reading Mr.
Poppers penguins. We then
asked stuff about Mr. Swade.
Grade 3
Here’s the scoop on Mrs.
Berg’s class. In math they’re
learning about multiplication.
In social studies they’re
learning about lots of different
cultures. For fun there learning about kids blog.
Yay what fun! When Mrs. Berg was in high school,
she got the first grand slam on the
softball/baseball field. Her kids are Lily in
5th grade and Riley in 2nd grade both girls
yes! Her real name is Jenny and her
favorite color is green. She was born in
(Gasp) 1974 so she is 39 (wow!). Her fear
is bugs. When Mrs. Berg was little she
collected little cow statues. Her dream is
to live in Italy one day. Also her favorite
play in May. Miss P. was born December 29,
1986. She is excited for the Variety Show. She
said it’s always fun to watch. Her favorite
animal is a giraffe. She likes to hang out with
her friends and family when she is not
teaching. Miss P. lives in Naperville. She said
her students are good, so no trouble makers! I
hope you liked our article. Bye for
now!!!
~Morgan Lazarz &Caroline Scott
Miss Picone also teaches the 1st
and 2nd graders. Before Ms.
Picone taught at Whittier she
taught at Summer School and
Westview Hills and Brook Forest.
Just like Mrs. Richards, Ms.
Picone’s favorite subject is
Reading. Ms. Picone also likes to
do gymnastics. Her favorite
Chicago sports team is the Chicago Black Hawks.
Ms. Picone teaches 1st grade Reading and 2nd
grade Social Studies. She also helps out in other
places in her classroom. Miss Picone’s favorite
flavor of ice cream is chocolate. Out of all the
grades, her favorite grades are... ALL OF THEM!!!
Finally we asked Ms.Picone what her favorite thing
at Whittier was she said... “All the nice, great and
wonderful people she gets to meet everyday”.
~ Leah Edelman, Lindsey Hilt & Sara Sheikh
His favorite color is blue.
His favorite subject is
Science, and his favorite
movie is Cars. That is whats
happening in 2nd Grade.
~Grace Cleary, Jacob
Zambreno & Patrick
Jackson
junk food is Oreo cookies. Her
favorite subject is reading. She
loved softball. Her last name used
to be Crow. Now, Ms. Mellish is
our teacher! We are very lucky, but
we do miss Mrs. Sciacca!
Now on to Ms. Stern. In science
they are working on states of
matter. They have the best
day of the year coming up for them, and it’s
not Christmas it’s THE POLAR EXPRESS
DAY!!!!!!!!. Mrs. Stern is young she’s only 30
years old. She’s does miss her last years
class, but she loves her new one. They get
to pick their own book in reading (how
lucky). Ms. Stern’s real name is Kara.
~Annie Cash, Mackie Hopkins & Emma Schmidt
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Grade 5
In Miss Vanacora’s room the classroom
authors are Jean Craighead George and
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor. Also, they started a
behavior chart called the Class Dojo. Class
Dojo is an app, and a student gets to mark other
students good or bad. Every week there is a new
dojo person. An up-coming Science event will be
cow eyes. They will be dissecting cows eyes in
January! Some people might think it is gross, some
might think it is cool. Miss Vanacora has about 30
Taz characters in her room. Word Power is the way
5th grade does spelling. It includes spelling and
grammar. Miss Vanacora likes both the smart
board and the dry erase board. If she wanted to
project a page in our books, she says its easier to
use the smart board.
Mrs. Lyons has a table called “Mexico”. It was
created by Brice Sheets last year. In math they
are going to be doing ratios, after they multiply
and divide fractions. They also just finished
doing “Math Ops.” That is a timed practice
math sheet which they do everyday and record
on a graph. Both 5th grade classes made
cinnamon ornaments and picture frames for
their parents. There has never been a week where the raffometer
has not moved. Mrs. Lyons reads books to her class. She is
reading, THINGS NOT SEEN by Andrew Clements right now. In
Social Studies, they are learning about the explorers. Soon they will
be learning about the English settlements and colonies. They will
also be celebrating the life of Martin Luther King Jr.
Grade 6
Miss Smith was born on November 23rd.
Here are some of her favorite things:
Favorite subject is volleyball.
Favorite team is BLACKHAWKS.
Favorite sport is hockey.
Favorite holiday is 4th of July.
Favorite food is mashed potatoes.
Favorite basketball team is the
Chicago Bulls.
Favorite baseball team is the
Chicago Cubs.
Favorite season is summer.
Favorite ball is a tennis ball.
Favorite animal is a dog.
Favorite thing to do in gym is play floor
hockey.
Favorite fruit is honey crisp
apple.
Favorite game in gym scatter
ball.
Favorite subject in school was
Science and Social Studies.
~Will Palmer, JoshTanner
& Anthony Wright
Q & A with
Mr. Krugman
~Tina Ebel, Alexa Moy & Claire Mathews
Q: Have you ever had a job other than teaching at Whittier?
Mrs. Krygeris: Dietitian at a Rush Hospital, which is helping people
with their diets and people with diabetes.
Mrs. Zagorski: Worked at a party store
Q: Do you have any pets?
Mrs. Kygeris: Yes, 3 cats
named Cassie, Wylie, and
Kane
Mrs. Zagorski: Dog named
Molly and a feisty cat named
Sidney
Q: What do you like to do besides teach?
Mrs. Krygeris: Read, walk and cook/bake
Mrs. Zagorski: Taking pictures, photo albums playing with her kids,
and reading.
Q: What is your favorite movie?
Mrs. Krygeris: Lord of the Rings
Mrs. Zagorski: Shaw Shank Redemption,
Forest Gump, and Christmas movies
Q: What are the sixth graders learning?
Mrs. Krygeris: Multiplying and dividing fractions
and they are writing letters to their favorite
book author
Mrs. Zagorski: Ancient China and a nutrition unit.
~Ana Barnett & Marissa Reyes
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Miss Smith
Q. Are the kindergarteners going to plant
an apple tree?
A. No, the kindergarteners planted a
bush this year in front of their
classroom.
Q. Who are the four new teachers
replacing the four
retiring teachers?
The retiring
teachers are: Miss
Smith, Mrs.
Crawford, Mrs.
Sustar, and Mrs.
Gregoire.
A. We will most
likely start interviewing for the retiring
teacher positions in the Spring.
.
Q. Have you ever thought of having a
bake sale to get new playground
equipment?
A. No, we have new equipment from the
PTA and they paid for it.
~Nick Hanscom & CJ White
Think Green!
O Christmas Tree
O Christmas Tree
Did you know Christmas trees remove dust and
pollen from the air? GOOD!
Did you know recycled trees have been used to
make sand and soil erosion barriers and have
been placed in ponds for fish shelter? YAY!
Did you know Christmas trees grow in all 50 states?
GOOD!
Did you know it takes about 15 years to fully grow a
Christmas tree? WOW!
Did you know that Christmas trees were
traditionally decorated with edibles such as
apples, nuts, or other foods? YUM!
Did you know the custom of the Christmas tree
started in early modern Germany? COOL!
Did you know in the 18th century it began
illuminated by candles? WOW!
Did you know that the Christmas tree has also been
know as the Yule-tree especially in discussion of
its folkloristic origin? WHAT NOW?
BAD ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS TREE
According to The Children's Health Environmental
Coalition, "The manufacture of pvc creates and
disperses dioxins. THAT'S BAD. This has been O
CHRISTMAS TREE!
~Angelica Kowara &
Sarah Shelton
THE SCIENCE GUYS:
Sam Stein &
Eliot Michaels
Riding on Ryno
Ryno, unlike most vehicles, is one of very few types of
one wheeled motorcycles. This small, sleek vehicle
looks like it came out of a futuristic movie set. It
comes in different colors such as orange and red. It
was made to make personal transportation easy and
fun. I have to admit, it’s pretty cool!
Another cool feature Ryno has is the fact that it has no
throttle! It uses advanced technology to sense when
you move. When you lean forward it speeds up. When
you lean back it
slows down. On the
down side it only
goes 10 miles per
hour.
Believe it or not
another kind of one
wheeled motorcycle
was made in 1931.
It had a top speed of 93 miles per hour. It had a wheel
that was taller than the seat. Let’s hope Ryno will be
more successful than this one!
Student Council
News
Last month in Student Council they did many fundraisers and
activities. They donated to many organizations such as Pads,
The Humane Society, Toys For Tots, and Paws. On
Wednesday, December 11, we had our Holiday Hop featuring
Coach Josh. We would like to thank everyone who donated
canned foods and mittens to The Pads Food Drive. The
money and pet food from the Holiday Hop went to the
Humane Society and Paws. At the Student Council meetings
the first thing that they do is come in to Mrs. Zagorski’s room
and the Student Council representatives eat lunch with their
buddy from first through fourth grade. After that they get an
agenda and talk about up coming events. Then they take
votes on what they want to do at the events. Finally, they go
to their buddy and tell them what to say to their class. The
Student Council did many great activities in the month of
December and they hope to keep it up!
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big brother, Ben!
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Q. Who was your favorite teacher at Whittier?
A. Mrs. Lyons
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Q. What sport do you like the most?
A. Soccer
Q. What is your favorite book?
A. Maze Runner
Q. What kind of shoe brand do you like the
most?
A. Nike
Q. What school did you like more Herrick or
Whittier?
A. Herrick
THE READING GAMES
by Kelsey Miller &
Hannah Schultz
How does it work?
Step 1: You find a team, and a
parent to work with. If you don’t
have a team, then you can go on
the website to find one. (8 people
to a team and no more.)
Step 2: Meet with your team and
parent and divide among each
other equally.
Step 3: Start Reading!
Step 4: Once your team is done,
go to the competition on
Saturday, March 15th
Book List 1
Book List 2
1. The Mouse and the Motorcycle
2. The Cricket in Times Square
3. Love that Dog
4. The Invention of Hugo Cabret
5. Henry’s Freedom Box
6. Bridge to Terabithia
7. Gooney Bird Greene
8. Because of Winn Dixie
9. Class Clown
10. Honus and Me: A Baseball Card
Adventure
11. The Last of the Really Great
Whangdoodles
12. Flight for Life #1
13. Wayside School is Falling Down
14. Marty McGuire
15. Gregor the Overlander
16. Pie
17. Tales of the Fourth Grade Nothing
18. Listen
19. No Talking
20. The Stonekeeper
1. Danger Box
2. Wonder
3. Hope Was Here
4. Things Not Seen
5. The Red Pyramid
6. Peak
7. Wake Up Missing
8. Moon Over Manifest
9. The Mighty Miss Malone 10. Smile
11. Hattie Big Sky
12. Blood on the River:Jamestown
1607
13. Point Blank: An Alex Rider
Adventure
14. Waiting for Normal
15. The Pirate Captain’s Daughter
16. Winter Dance: The Fine Madness
of Running the Iditarod
17. The Underdog
18. Crash
19. Strong Deaf
20. Legend
at Herrick Middle School!
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Hi & Welcom
SHOPPING
with
MIDT
EMMA SCH
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Why am I writing this article? It is
because my mom works at
Nordstrom’s!!! The holiday was very
busy for her. But her work is
sooooooooooooooooooo awesome!
She gets 33% off. So I get a lot of my
clothes from there. They just caught a
shoplifter that stole 15,000 dollars
worth of things. Now the thief is
banned from the mall for 2 years!!!!!!!!!!
And that’s all the time I have for
today…This has been SHOPPING
WITH EMMA! Good night and drive
safely!!!!!!
FIRST LINES
WRITER’S BLOCK
...where students write & share
That Night
"”Danny Dragonbreath
was growing the world's largest pumpkin."
By: Allie Saba
Selected by Nolan Brezina
That night the wind whistled through the
air.
The world seemed to pause.
The birds were silent.
The sky was the color of the dark waves.
The trees blew in the wind.
That night the air was cold.
The grass was wet with dew.
The faint light of the moon glittered.
Everything was silent.
That night the world was at peace.
“The snake-haired ladies were starting to
annoy Percy.”
Selected by Sammi Joyce
The
Book Nook
INTERVIEW with MRS. SUSTAR
INTERVIEW with MRS. G
Oh no! Its Mrs. G’s last year here so we decided to
interview Mrs. G!
What is your favorite movie? - “My favorite movie is To Kill A Mocking Bird.”
What is your favorite horror movie?
- “My favorite movie is Pyscho... It’s DEFINITELY not
for kids.”
Where would you work if you couldn’t work here?
- “I would be a vet.”
What is your favorite Holiday? - “My favorite holiday is Halloween.”
What is your favorite book? - “The Graveyard Book.”
What is your favorite food? - “My favorite food is Pasta.”
What is your favorite color? - “My favorite color is lavender.”
What is your favorite animal? - “My favorite animal is a dog.”
What is your favorite dessert? - “My favorite dessert is chocolate ice cream.”
What’s going on in the greenhouse?
- “After winter break the green house is coming
back up and everybody will get to plant.”
What do you love to do most?
- “My favorite thing about my day is matching a kid
with a book.”
How much do you love working here? - “I give it a 10/10. I have been working here for 27
years.”
How old are you and when where you born?
- “I was born on December 6, 1950, and I am 63.”
Where did you work before you were a librarian?
- “Well I worked at bookstores.”
Where is your favorite place to be?
- “A bookstore or the DG Public Library.
What is your favorite Adult Book?
- “My favorite book is Shree.
When were you born?
- “I was born on May 16, 1969.
”How old are you?
- “I am 44.”
What is your favorite dessert?
- “My favorite dessert is lemon
cake, with raspberries and
whipped cream.”
What’s your favorite horror movie?
- “My favorite horror movie is
Picnic At Hanging Rock.” What’s
your favorite kids book?
- “My favorite kid’s book is Pippy Longstocking.”
What are your favorite movies?
- “Raise The Red Lantern, and The Sound of
Music.” (Old and new one)
Where did you grow up?
- “I grew up in San Francisco.”
Do you have any pets? - “I have a dog named Pippin.”
Does you have any kids?
- “I have a 16 year old son… He is a very good
driver!”
How much do you love working here?
- “I give it a 10/10.”
~ Faith Gaydusek & Gillian Piencak
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FUN AND GAMES
Math Challenge
( 6 + 25 ) * 5 – 5
10
Order of operation problem written by
Teddy Dobrez & Henry Hagen
Quotes of the Month
"If today were the last day of your life would
you want to do what you're about to do today?"
-Steve Jobs
Selected Will Knudsen
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
-Vince Lombardi
Selected by Matthew Spencer
SURVEY SAYS!
Ethan Peters & Ethan Strauch asked 100
Whittier students…
If you
play
Minecraft
what animal
would you
want to
be…a
chicken,
cow or
WINNER
pig?
is
COW!
WHAT THE HECK IS IT?!
Would you rather…
have a trampoline or a pool?
By: Nick Hamrock & Jackson Maughan
Jacob
Zambreno
said a pool because in
the summer you could
cool off.
Noah Isaac
Ethan Strauch
said trampoline
because you can do
flips and bounce
around.
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1) It is one of two extinct species of shark.
2) It has an eel-like body and dorsal fins.
3) It has been termed as a living fossil.
Alex White
said a pool because he
said trampoline
likes to do under water because he already
stuff.
has the town pool.
ZOOM
IN!
By: Grace Hosey & Grace McTigue
What are these pictures?
Pictures taken by Stella Bank, Reese
Isacson, Jack Miller, & Amaya Munoz
WORD SEARCH
Jake Oestermeyer
& Evan Metzer
FIND THESE WORDS:
EVAN
METZLER
JAKE
OESTERMEYER
JANUARY
SKATING
SNOWBALL
ICICLES
SKIING
SNOWFLAKE
SLEDDING
SNOWMAN
COMIC
By Mandy McGinn
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ANSWER
BOX
FIRST LINE:
a) When Fairies Go Bad by
Ursula Vernon
b) The Son of Neptune by
Rick Riordan
WE
HOPE YOU ARE ENJOYING THIS ISSUE
OF THE JAGUAR JOURNAL, WHITTIER’S
STUDENT NEWSPAPER!
The Jaguar Journal is here bringing you the latest news from
Whittier Elementary School! The 4th & 5th graders worked
incredibly hard to bring you interesting and exciting news plus
fun stuff to do! In our next issue, the 3rd graders will join the
fun and help report the news. Stay tuned….
The Fifth Grade Jaguar Journal Staff
Math Challenge:
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THANKS!
Winter Sing Along
WHAT THE HECK
IS IT?
It’s a frilled shark!
Holiday Hop
ZOOM OUT!
SPECIAL THANKS TO THE PTA FOR THEIR SUPPORT!
S ta ff o f t h e J a g u a r Jo u rn a l
Student Reporters:
Whittier
School
536 Hill St.
Downers Grove, IL
60515
Mr. Michael
Krugman, Principal
630/719-5865 phone
www.dg58.org/
schools/who/
index.htm
Emily Baldwin
Stella Bank
Ana Barnett
Nolan Brezina
Kevin Calvanese
Annie Cash
Grace Cleary
Nevan Cremascoli
Teddy Dobrez
Tina Ebel
Leah Edelman
Emily Ennis
Zoey Etheridge
Katie Figliomeni
Abbie Folkening
Faith Gaydusek
Adele Gorman
Henry Hagen
Nick Hamrock
Nicholas Hanscom
Eleanor Harris
Sophie Harris
Lindsey Hilt
Mackie Hopkins
Grace Hosey
Reese Isacson
Patrick Jackson
Lily Johnson (4th)
Lily Johnson (5th)
Sammi Joyce
Will Knudsen
Angelica Kowara
Morgan Lazarz
Jacki Lucas
Claire Matthews
Jackson Maughan
Mandy McGinn
Grace McTigue
Evan Metzler
Eliot Michaels
Jack Mielke
Jack Miller
Kelsey Miller
Alexa Moy
Amaya Munoz
Jake Oestermeyer
Questions or comments?
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Will Palmer
Ethan Peters
Gillian Piencak
Marissa Reyes
Will Ruddy
Allie Saba
Emma Schmidt
Hannah Schultz
Caroline Scott
Sara Sheikh
Sarah Shelton
Matthew Spencer
Sam Stein
Ethan Strauch
Josh Tanner
Quavonyae Thomas
Elena Tomchek
Gianna Walters
Alex White
C.J. White
Mike Wojcik
Anthony Wright
Jacob Zambreno
Jarrett Brogan
Reese Isacson
Jack Mielke
Kesley Miller
Photographers
Nick Falco
Evan Metzer
Elena Tomchek
Ryan Quinn
Jack Mielke
Supervising Editors:
Mrs. Cheryl Lyons
Mrs. Leslie Schoenberger
Parent Helpers:
Amy Dreisbach (Stein)
Andrea Knudsen
Student Editors
E-mail the Jaguar Journal staff at [email protected].