Issue 2 - Vienna High School

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Volume 21, Issue 2
www.viennahighschool.com/newspaper
Special Homecoming Edition
THE TALON
Vienna, IL
Vienna High School
December 2014
2014 Homecoming candidates selected
By Amber Agin
Taylour Daubert
Chelsea Mook
Rebecca Reeder
Courtney Sanders
Taylour is the daughter of
Dennis and Mary Daubert. Taylour
has one brother, Tylour, who is
a senior at VHS, and one sister,
Suhmer.
Taylour is a member of Beta
Club, HOSA, and Nursing. Her
favorite memory at VHS is a
tie between the Beta Nationals
Convention and the Beta Lock-in
during her junior year.
Taylour said, “My favorite part
of Homecoming week is all of it!
I couldn’t choose just one thing
because it’s all a lot of fun.”
After high school, Taylour
plans on going to school to get a
doctorate in Physical Therapy.
Chelsea is the daughter of
Jeffery Mook and the late Stephanie
Martin. Chelsea has one brother,
Blake, who is a sophomore at VHS,
and one sister, Alexia.
Chelsea is a member of the
Dance team. She is also a member
of HOSA and Nursing. Her
favorite memory at VHS is when
Mr. Stafford and Mr. Shoemate
wrestled.
Chelsea’s favorite part of
Homecoming Week is lip syncs
and tug of war. She also really likes
how everyone makes an effort to be
involved and include others.
After Chelsea graduates, she
plans to go to college, whether it be
Rebecca is the daughter
of Michael and Mona Reeder.
Rebecca has two brothers: Randy,
who is a senior at VHS, and Ryan.
Rebecca
participates
in
basketball, volleyball, and softball
and is also a member of Student
Council, FFA, HOSA, YFC, Pep
Club, and Beta Club.
At VHS, Rebecca’s favorite
memory is the first volleyball match
against Goreville, because VHS
won. She always looks forward to
seeing everyone dress up in crazy
clothes during Homecoming Week.
Rebecca plans to attend
Shawnee for two years and get her
nursing degree and then transfer to
Courtney is the daughter of
Tony and Gayla Sanders. Courtney
has one brother, Drake, a sister-inlaw, Kelsey, and one sister, Jaiden.
Courtney
participates
in
basketball, softball, volleyball,
golf, and dance, and is also a
member of Pep Club, Beta Club,
Student Council, YFC, HOSA, and
Nursing.
Courtney’s favorite memory
at VHS is National Beta Club
Convention her freshman year in
Greensboro, North Carolina with
Jenna Dodge, Meighan Smith, and
Megan McCuan.
Courtney’s favorite part of
Homecoming is how the classes
Jerret Blackman
Tylour Daubert
Wyatt Robinson
Quinnton Bent
Jerret
is the son of Eric
Blackman
and
Michelle
Greathouse. Jerret has one brother,
Trevor Street, and four sisters,
Kayler Hunt, who is a VHS Junior,
McKenna Greathouse, and Mallery
and Natalie Zoekler.
Jerret plays baseball and
football, and participates in Beta
Club, FFA, and Pep Club. Jerret
said he can’t pick a favorite
memory because all his memories
at VHS are too fun to pick from.
Jerret’s favorite part of
Tylour is the son of Dennis
and Mary Daubert. Tylour has two
sisters: Taylour, who is a senior at
VHS, and Suhmer.
Tylour participates in baseball
and football. Tylour is President of
the Senior Class and is a member
of YFC, HOSA, Pep Club, Scholar
Bowl, Drama Club, FFA, and Eagle
Outlook.
Tylour’s favorite memory of
high school is moving to VHS his
Sophomore year. For Homecoming
Week, Tylour looks forward to
Wyatt is the son of Sheri
Robinson and the late Jon Robinson.
Wyatt has two brothers, Nicholas
and the late Shon Robinson.
Wyatt plays basketball and is
a member of Pep Club, HOSA,
and Beta Club. Wyatt’s favorite
memory of at VHS is going to
Pizza Hut and getting everything
free, thanks to the owner, after
Regionals his Junior Year.
Every year, Wyatt looks
forward to watching lip syncs and
dressing up during Homecoming
Quinnton is the son of Chris
and Kim Bent. Quinnton has one
brother, Dallas, and one sister,
Addison.
Quinnton plays baseball and
basketball and is also a member
of Pep Club and FFA. Quinnton’s
favorite memory of high school is
getting free pizza from the owner
of Pizza Hut.
Quinnton’s favorite part of
Homecoming Week is, without a
doubt, the competition that takes
place between all the classes. After
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December 2014
Junior Homecoming Attendants
Page by Hannah Loyd
Ryan Bradley
Audra Bullock
Jarrod Wiggs
Katie White
Ryan Bradley has been chosen
to represent this year’s Junior class
as a Homecoming attendant. He is
the son of Craig and Leslie Bradley.
Ryan has an older brother, Shayne,
and a younger brother, Ethyn.
Ryan is a part of the football,
basketball, and baseball teams.
He is active in Beta Club, Scholar
Bowl, Student Council, FFA, and
Spanish Club. Ryan is also the
treasurer of Pep Club.
Some of Ryan’s hobbies
include watching TV and Netflix,
as well as playing basketball and
baseball with his friends. He also
enjoys hunting and fishing.
Ryan said, “I love the
competitiveness of the classes
during Homecoming week.”
Audra Bullock has been elected
to represent ths year’s Junior class
as a Homecoming attendant. She
is the daughter of Elizabeth Taylor
and Brent Bullock. Audra has a
younger sister, Adrienne Bullock,
and a younger brother, Aidan Kuhn.
Audra plays softball and
basketball. She also participates in
Pep Club and FFA.
Audra loves to be outside
and play sports. She also enjoys
reading and being with her friends
and family.
Audra has been an attendant
since freshman year. She is
looking forward to lip syncs during
Homecoming week. She said, “The
Juniors are awesome and we’re
going to win Homecoming Week.”
Jarrod Wiggs is one of the
Homecoming attendants chosen to
represent this year’s Junior class.
He is the son of Ken and Heidi
Wiggs. Jarrod has an older sister,
Erica Miller, and a younger sister,
Katelyn Wiggs.
At VHS, Jarrod is involved in
football, basketball, and baseball.
He is also the secretary of Pep
Club.
Jarrod enjoys playing sports
and hanging with his boys.
This is the third year Jarrod has
been a homecoming attendant. He
looks forward to dominating the
Seniors during homecoming week.
Jarrod said, “The junior class will
win because we’re the cream of the
crop.”
Katie White is representing
the Junior class as a Homecoming
Court attendant. Katie is the
daughter of Noble and Mary Jane
White. She has three older siblings:
Casey Bauman, Kayla Moll, and
Clayton White.
Katie is currently in Beta Club,
FFA, Spanish Club, Pep Club, and
Student Council. She was also on
the football cheer team and plays
softball.
In Katie’s free time she likes to
fish, go four-wheeler riding, play
softball, and play her banjo.
Katie’s looking forward to
dress days, lip syncs, and skits the
most during Homecoming week.
Katie said, “We are the best class
ever!”
Wyatt Graves
Lakin Reed
Wyatt Graves represents his
Sophomore class this year as a
Homecoming attendant. Wyatt
is the son of Donnie and Kathy
Graves. He has two older siblings,
Dylan Graves, and Samantha
Simmons.
Wyatt is an active member of
Beta Club and Youth For Christ.
Wyatt’s
hobbies
include
painting, running, and golfing. He
also loves listening to music and
watching movies.
This is the second time
Wyatt will be an attendant on
Homecoming Court.
Wyatt is looking forward to lip
syncs. He says the sophomore class
has a lot to offer, and they will also
dominate everyone in lip syncs.
Lakin Reed is one of the
elected Sophomore Homecoming
attendants. She is the daughter
of Kerry Reed and Debra Helm.
Lakin has three siblings: Tanner
Reed, Allie Reed, and Chase Helm.
Lakin is involved in FFA,
Beta Club, Pep Club, and Student
Council. She also plays basketball
and volleyball.
Lakin loves to shop, play
sports, ride four-wheelers, hang out
with her friends, and get on social
media.
This is Lakin’s second year on
Homecoming Court. She is looking
forward to winning lip syncs during
Homecoming Week, and she also
says Sophomores will win because
they are the best, plain and simple.
Sophomore Homecoming Attendants
Max Allbritten Adrienne Bullock
Max Allbritten has been
elected to represent his class as a
Homecoming attendant this year.
He is the son of David and Patty
Allbritten. He has an older sister,
Allison, who is a junior at VHS.
Max is a part of the Golf Team
and is an active FFA member. He is
also in Beta Club and is on Student
Council.
Max likes to hunt and be
outside. He loves to watch Real
Housewives and Dancing With the
Stars.
This is the second year Max
has been on Homecoming Court.
Max said that he can’t wait for
the sophomores to win lip syncs,
and says that it should be called
“Sophomores are Studs Week.”
Adrienne Bullock is one of
the Sophomore attendants on this
year’s Homecoming Court. Her
parents are Brent Bullock and
Elizabeth Taylor. She has an older
sister, Junior Audra Bullock, and a
younger brother, Aidan Kuhn.
Adrienne plays basketball and
softball at VHS. She is in several
clubs: FFA, Beta Club, and Pep
Club. Adrienne is also on Student
Council.
Adrienne enjoys watching
movies, riding four-wheelers,
playing sports, hanging out with
her friends, and listening to music.
This is Adrienne’s second year
as an attendant and she said, “I
really look forward to lip syncs and
am ready to win.”
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By Melanie Browning
The Talon
December 2014
Freshman Attendants
Faith Guest Jakob Breeden Briley Shanks Nolan Dahncke
Faith Guest has been chosen to
represent the Freshman class as an
attendant for Homecoming Court.
Faith’s parents are Rebbeca
and Jonathon Guest. Faith has a
younger sister, Hope, and a younger
brother Ethan.
Faith is very excited and
extremely thankful that she has
been selected by her class. She
said, “I am kind of nervous to be in
front of everyone, but I know I will
have a good time.”
Faith is currently involved
in volleyball, Pep Club, and
Beta Club. Some of her hobbies
include reading, being outside, and
shopping with her friends.
Faith said “I am really excited
for lip syncs because I have heard
they are really fun.”
Jakob Breeden was chosen
by his Freshman class to be an
attendant on Homecoming Court.
Jakob’s parents are Kevin
and Angie Breeden, and he has a
younger sister, Grace.
Jakob is honored and really
thankful that his class chose him to
represent them for Homecoming.
His hobbies include playing
baseball, fishing, and spending
time with friends. Jakob is
currently involved in football,
basketball, baseball, Beta Club,
Pep Club, and he is also on Student
Council.
Jakob said, “I am excited
to see what all this fuss about
Homecoming Week is about and
watching lip syncs and skits.”
Master and Mistress of Ceremonies
By McKenzie Smith
This year, Seniors Alyssa
Brumley and Matthew Williams
will serve as VHS’s Homecoming
Master
and
Mistress
of
Ceremonies.
Alyssa, 17, is the daughter of
Brett and Angela Brumley.
Alyssa loves being involved
in the nursing program, and also
cheerleading for the football and
basketball teams.
During Homecoming Week,
Alyssa enjoys dressing up for the
different days the most.
Alyssa said, “Getting chosen
to be the Mistress of Ceremonies
is an honor, and also an exciting
opportunity that’s a lot of fun!”
Matthew, 17, is the son of
Boyd and Jeanne Williams, and
the brother of Charles Andrew
Williams.
Matthew loves the VHS
teachers and their willingness
to meet everyone on his or her
individual levels.
Matthew’s favorite thing
about Homecoming Week is
seeing everyone come together
and work toward the goal of
winning Homecoming Week.
Matthew said, “I wanted to
become the Master of Ceremonies
because I saw it as an opportunity
to serve my friends and class
during Homecoming Week.”
Briley Shanks has been chosen
to represent her Freshman class
as an attendant for Homecoming
Court.
Briley’s parents are Jaye
and Alex Shanks, and she has a
younger brother, Cooper.
Briley is excited for this
opportunity, and very thankful
that her classmates chose her to
represent them for Homecoming.
Briley is currently in Beta Club
and was on the Spirit Squad. Briley
also plans to play softball in the
spring. Briley’s hobbies include
watching movies, being with
friends and family, and shopping.
Briley said, “I can’t wait to see
everyone dressing up throughout
the week and seeing the lip syncs.”
Nolan Dahncke has been
chosen by his classmates to be on
Homecoming Court.
Nolan’s parents are Marc and
Tiffany Dahncke. He has three
siblings: Christian, Brendan, and
Ian.
Nolan said, “I am really
surprised and extremely thankful
for the opportunity. I didn’t think I
would get elected!”
Nolan is currently involved in
baseball, basketball, and Pep Club.
His hobbies include hanging out
with friends, spending time with
family, eating large amounts of
butter in a small amount of time, and
watching college football.
Nolan said, “I am looking
forward to seeing everyone dressing
up throughout the week and
watching lip syncs.”
Homecoming 2014
Theme: The Academy Awards
Colors: Light Blue and Silver
King Candidates:
Queen Candidates:
Rebecca Reeder
Chelsea Mook
Courtney Sanders
Taylour Daubert
Junior Attendants:
Tylour Daubert
Jerret Blackman
Quinnton Bent
Wyatt Robinson
Sophomore Attendants:
Ryan Bradley
Jarrod Wiggs
Audra Bullock
Katie White
Max Allbritten
Wyatt Graves
Adrienne Bullock
Lakin Reed
Freshmen Attendants:
Jakob Breeden
Nolan Dahncke
Faith Guest
Briley Shanks
Seniors Alyssa Brumley and Matthew Williams were selected to be this year’s Master
and Mistress of Ceremonies. They are both extremely excited to be a part of this year’s
Homecoming
Homecoming Sponsors and Coordinators:
Mr. Giffin and Mrs. Reichert
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Halloween at VHS
By Amber Agin
Best Couple Best Overall/Best Group
December 2014
Vienna High School
Talon Staff
2014-2015
Editors-in-Chief
Taylor Bundren
Rachael Ren
Staff
Amber Agin • Melanie Browning
Jamee Cole • Kendall Crittendon
Zac Kolb • Hannah Loyd
Morgan Pope • McKenzie Smith
Advisor
Mrs. Joan Clayton
Vienna High School
601 N 1st Street
Vienna, IL 62972
Phone (618) 658-3011
[email protected]
Pulling off the amazing costume of
Velma and Shaggy, Junior Marisa
Oliver and Senior Cody Johns win
“Best Couple”.
Juniors Kayler Hunt, Danyelle Troyer, Gary Troyer, Summer Harp, and Danyelle
Phillips won both “Best Group” and “Best Overall” for the group costume of
trolls.
Scariest
Funniest
Cutest
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Least
Recognizable
Senior Tom Myer dressed up as the
well known King of Rock and Roll,
Elvis Presley and won “Funniest” in
the Costume Contest.
Best
Homemade
Winning the “Scariest” category is
Senior Luis Botello, who went as a
werewolf.
The winner for the “Cutest”
category is Senior Alex Hirsch for
her costume of a veternarian.
Best Movie/TV
Character
Most
Creative
Maker of this adorable Gumball
Machine costume is Senior Alyssa
Brumley who won “Best Homemade
Costume”.
Winner of the “Least Recognizable”
category is Junior Casey Rehberg,
who went as Smiley from “The Purge.”
For the Halloween Dress Up Day at VHS, the category of “Best
Movie/TV Character” was a tie between Juniors Audra Bullock
and Adrienne Bullock who dressed as Wayne and Garth from the
movie “Wayne’s World” and Sophomore Chloe Wright who went
as a character from “Orange is the New Black.”
The costume of darling little Darla from
“Finding Nemo” was pulled off by
Sophomore Lakin Reed, who won “Most
Creative”.
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December 2014
S t u d e n t s b r i n g a va r i e t y o f t a l e n t t o V H S
By Morgan Pope
On Saturday, November 1, a
number of students in Drama Club
put on a show for the community.
Drama Club has been rekindled
after a few years by sponsor Kirsten
Trambley, a VHS alumnus. The
club became active right away, by
preparing for the variety show.
Junior Taylor Bundren stated,
“It was really cool that everyone
could get involved and be creative.
It was good that the community
could see what the Drama Club
had been working on, because it is
a revitalized club.”
Students had an opportunity to
show off their skills and talents for
their peers and community to see.
Junior member Rachael Ren,
said, “It was great to see the
students and community so active
in VHS extra-curricular activities.
We had a great turn out for our
first show, and we hope to have
an even better turnout at our next
production.”
In the spring, Drama Club
is planning on an upcoming
production that the community will At VHS’s very first variety show put on by the Drama Club, Seniors Kyle McCloskey
and Brianna Sori, Sophomore Emily Pope, and Freshman Ben Fisher present their
definitely enjoy.
awards.
By Melanie Browning
On
October
28,
the
marching band traveled to
Shawnee Community College to
participate in the Regional Band
performance. Band member Gerardo Blanco
said, “I had a great time hanging
with the other band members.
We also got to play a song from
Frozen and I loved that so much!”
On Saturday November 22,
the band traveled to Golconda for
the annual Deer Festival.
Band member Cody Johns
said, “I had a lot of fun. It was
Marching band marches in the Johnson County Fall Festival. Seniors Erin Stambulski,
really an awesome experience.”
Music in motion: Band marches on
In October, the VHS Marching
Band traveled to Christopher for
the annual Halloween Dress Up
Parade.
Band member Mikalah Greer
said, “It is always a blast. Sure,
it’s a smaller parade, but that only
means more candy for the people
who come! Since it is at night,
most of the floats are lighted, and
they are always so bright.” Also, because it falls so close to
Halloween, everyone participating
in the parade is encouraged to
dress up. It’s always exciting to
see all the different costumes.
Sabrina Hinkle, Mickey Causey, and Chelsea Mook get ready to perform.
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December 2014
Betas use inner creativity to volunteer
By McKenzie Smith
On October 28, several Beta
Club members got together to paint
pumpkins to for the residents at
Autumn Ridge and Hillview in
honor of Halloween.
The Betas stayed after school
and spent several hours painting
the numerous pumpkins they had
brought in. Most of the pumpkins
were then given to the residents at
Autumn Ridge, while others were
passed out to the teachers at VHS.
Sophomore Alena Cowsert
said, “My favorite thing about the
pumpkin painting was being able
to express my artistic skills, and
also all the lovely compliments I
got from Mrs. Bradley.”
Members of the Beta club brought in pumpkins to paint and give to the residents at the
nursing home for Halloween. This event is the favorite of many Betas.
Along with pumpkin painting,
the Betas have been continuing
with other volunteer work. They
have been helping teachers at VHS
and also continuing to tutor the
younger students at Vienna Grade
School.
The Betas have also collected
canned goods for the food drive at
the Vienna First Baptist Church.
During the pumpkin painting, Junior
Amanda Ferguson painted a Halloween
theme landscape on her pumpkin. This
pumpkin was placed in the media center.
Lanier, Kassia Kerley and Eric
Smith. Juniors, Alayna Simon,
and Haylee Webb. Seniors Kala
Shaneyfelt, Clint Maze, and
Kaydee Parini.
The coaches are Michelle
Hunsaker, Gerry Loyd, Karla
Hunter, Krista Huckelberry,
Toni Henderson, Rosa Sparks,
and Sara Trover.
The students currently
participate in Special Olympics
bocce,
volleyball
skills,
basketball individual skills,
and track and field. Some of
the students also participate
in outside teams for bowling
and softball.
VHS teacher and Coach
Michelle
Hunsaker
said,
“The students really enjoy
participating in the Special
Olympics. They make friends
from other schools and
agencies, and just feel like
they fit in.”
The students plan on
participating in upcoming
events such as bocce ball,
basketball skills, and the
favorited track and field.
They are looking forward
to another great season and
they encourage VHS to come
support their athletes and are
excited to bring home the gold.
VHS students shine at Special Olympics
By Morgan Pope
On November 14, several
VHS students cheered each
other on at the Special Olympic
Volleyball Skills.
Our Special Eagles team is
made up of 14 athletes and 7
coaches.
The athletes include Freshman,
Dylan Thornton, Elizabeth
Alsip, and Dylan Singleterey.
Sophomores Alex Hirsch, Jessica
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L a d y
By McKenzie Smith
E a g l e s
On November 15, the Lady
Eagles Varsity and JV basketball
teams scrimmaged against each
other to kick start the beginning of
their seasons at Meet the Eagles.
The team is coached by
Jim Prevallet and assisted by
coachesJamie Kerley and John
Summers.
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s h o o t
The following week, the Lady
Eagles Varsity team went to the
Marion Junior High School for the
Marion Invitational Tournament.
The team played their first
game of the season on November
17 against Marion. The team
also played Benton, Herrin, and
Carterville in one week.
f o r
Although the ladies didn’t win
their games, they gave good effort
and played together as a team.
Junior Audra Bullock said,
“The tournament didn’t go as
planned, but we got better. I have
faith in my team, and as the season
goes on we’re going to get even
better.”
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December 2014
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Despite the rough start to their
season, the team is quite optimistic
about the upcoming season.
Assistant Coach Jamie Kerley
said, “I believe that the season will
be good. We played a lot of good
teams at the beginning, but in the
end I think we will live up to last
year. ”
The Lady Eagles Varsity team gets ready to kick start their season on November 15 at VHS. They were introduced to the community followed by scrimmaging at Meet The
Eagles. Back (from left): Coach Jamie Kerley, Coach John Summers, Sophomore Cati Green, Sophomore Alena Cowsert, Junior Audra Bullock, Sophomore Adrienne Bullock,
Sophomore Rachel Kindhart, Sophomore Lakin Reed, and Coach Jim Prevallet. Front: Junior Makayla Rice, Senior Meighan Smith, Senior Courtney Sanders, Senior Becky
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December 2014
Eagles shoot for a great season
By Kendall Crittendon
On November 15, the Eagles
basketball, Lady Eagles basketball,
cheerleaders, and the dance team
hosted Meet The Eagles. The boys
and girls basketball players, the
cheerleaders, and the dance team
were introduced to the community.
After they introduced the
athletes, the basketball players had
a scrimmage against each other.
November 24-29, VHS hosted
the annual Turkey Tournament.
The Eagles played Century on
Monday the 24th, Meridian on
the 26th, Massac on the 28th, and
Carrier Mills on the 29th.
On Monday, the Eagles kicked
off the Turkey Tournament, and
played Century High School. They
beat the Centurions 80-70.
The Eagles played against the
Meridian Bobcats on Wednesday
the 26th, losing 51-67.
The Eagles played Massac on
Friday the 28 with a final score of
53 to 83.
For the final day of the Annual
Vienna Classic Boys Basketball
Tournament, the Eagles took
another win against Carrier Mills
on Saturday the 29th, with a score
of 70 to 66, taking the 3rd place in
the tournament.
The Eagle’s record is currently
3-2. Senior Varsity basketball
player Zachary Kolb said, “We
are going to have a strong season,
and our game will most certainly
progress as the season comes
along.”
The Eagles varsity basketball team stared their season with the annual Meet The Eagles Back (from left ): Junior Jarrod Wiggs, Junior Zachryn Moore, Senior Nathan Geariing,
Senior Thomas Meier, Senior Adam Ketelsen, Senior Wyatt Robinson, Senior Quinnton Bent, and Senior Kevin Penrod. From front: Senior Jamee Cole, Sophomore Brandon
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December 2014
P
e p c l u b P e p p i n g u p t h e Tu r k e y To u rn a m e n t
By Jamee Cole
Pirate Night!
“Arrr you ready to walk the plank?”
(vs. Century)
Super Hero Night!
Hawaiian Night!
“We’re gonna ‘Lei’ you out!”
(vs. Meridian)
“We’re the real heros!”
(vs. Massac)
Nerd Night!
“We’re the smart ones!”
(vs. Carrier Mills)
VHS Football players recognized during Football Booster’s banquet
By Zachary Kolb
On Thursday, October 30, the
Vienna-Goreville Booster Club
held their annual football banquet
where the players, and especially
Seniors were recognized for their
hard work and accomplishments.
After the dinner, Head Coach
Brian Trambley recognized the
graduating seniors as well as other
players. Athletes were recognized
for their hard work and effort
during the 2014 season.
The students recognized were
Jace Ennis (Lineman Award), Jerret
Blackman (Eagle Award), Tylour
Daubert (Defensive Award), and
Austin Krelo (MVP and Offensive
Award).
Jerret Blackman was honored
to be selected for the Eagle Award,
which is given for heart and spirit,
both on and off the field. This
award recipient is chosen by the
team members. Jerret said, “It
was a big honor being selected for
the award, especially since I was
chosen by my teammates.”
“We all worked hard this
season, and I’ll always be proud
of the 2014-15 football team,” said
award reciepient, Senior Tylour During the October Football Banquet Junior Jace Ennis, Seniors Tylour Daubert,
Austin Krelo, and Jerret Blackman received awards for the 2014 football season
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Scholar Bowl off to a buzzing start
By Taylor Bundren
Scholar Bowl has started up
again this year, and the eager
members have been practicing
since October.
VHS’s Scholar Bowl’s first
match was held at Goreville High
School on November 13. It was a
close Varsity game, but Goreville
slowly edged ahead, winning the
match. VHS JV left with a win.
Scholar Bowl had a victorious
second match all around. During
this home match against Meridian,
both Varsity and Junior Varsity
won.
VHS’s third match took place
on November 20 at Pope County
High School. It was a close Varsity
match, but VHS lost. JV also was
defeated.
The team is excited for
more matches after Christmas
break, and also is proud of the Varsity team members face off against Pope County on November 20. From left:
Juniors Blaise Davis and Miranda Brookshier, Seniors Megan McCuan and Meighan
accomplishments so far this year.
Smith, and Junior Ryan Bradley.
VHS Cheer squad wows the crowd
By Rachael Ren
Vienna High School is headed
into a new season with a squad
composed of 16 girls and 1 boy.
This is the biggest squad that the
school has seen in quite some time,
and the team is excited to support
the Eagles with bigger numbers.
Coach Toni Henderson has big
plans to impress the community.
“In the past, there hasn’t been a
phenomenal team. Our plans this
year are to blow everyone’s minds
and wow the Eagle fans,” Coach
Henderson said.
The team is hopeful for this
season, and they are ready to
support Eagles basketball. Squad
members are energized about how
many students are on the team this
year.
Also in the future are plans
for competing. Coach Henderson
said, “We want to compete, but we
are not labeled as a competitive
squad yet. We are hoping to get the
approval from IHSA in the near
future.”
The squad prepared for Meet
the Eagles, held on November
15. The group had three different
routines and stunt sequences
prepared for the annual event.
The VHS cheerleading squad is
ready for a great season and many
more to come.
VHS 2014-2015 Cheer Squad fires up the crowd during Meet the Eagles on November
15. Top (from left): Freshmen Octavia Skamser and Autumn Harp, Junior Brian Pender,
Freshmen Lexi Rix and Kassee Hampton. Middle: Sophomore Jessica Cook, Junior
Allison Allbritten, Senior Angel Sparrow, Captain Senior Alyssa Brumbly, Co-Captain
Junior Marisa Oliver, Junior Kayler Hunt. Bottom: Freshmen K.J. Coonce, Lily Greer,
Mackenzie Woodall, and Lacy Kimmel, Sophomore Jade Sanders, and Freshman Taylor
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December 2014
VHS trending on social media: #EagleRoyalty
Page by Taylor Bundren
Quinnton Bent
Jerret Blackman
I’m a
very
studious
person, and I
take school work
oh, so seriously
(#mathislyfe).
In my down time I love to play
basketball, baseball, and practice
my figure skating. I love listening to
my gurrrl, Taylor Swift, and watching
Two and a Half Men.
Taco Bell is
bae. Also,
any kind
of chicken ranks
very high on my
food list. Any type
of music with a
fun rhythm is cool with me. Outdoor
activities like football, baseball,
and ultimate frisbee make my life
complete. You could say I’m a
pretty outdoorsy guy. That’s pretty
much it.
Becky Reeder
Chelsea Mook
Taylour Daubert
Courtney Sanders
I could
possibly
be
described as ditsy
and clumsy, but
somehow I play
varsity volleyball.
Most of the time
I’m either texting, hanging out with
friends, riding 4-wheelers, or eating.
I can easily relate to Jess off the
show New Girl.
Sort of
in love
with the
movie Burlesque.
I enjoy reading,
swimming, and
sleeping in my
down time. Eating
is also one of my favorite hobbies
(#macandcheese). “You never
know how strong you are until being
strong is your only choice.”
You’ll
probably
catch me
reading, spending
time with family
and friends,
or listening to
Mayday Parade, Ed Sheeran, and
Sleeping with Sirens. I’m dedicated,
outgoing, compassionate, and also
very obsessed with Thai food. Food
and I have a special bond.
Total
tacos,
cake,
and mini muffin
enthusiast
(#muffinzfordayz).
I’m an avid sleeper,
dancer, basketball player, and
movie-watcher. In love with Danielle
Bradbery’s music. My motto: “With the
close of one door, God opens so
many others.”
Wyatt Robinson
I’m a
hardworking,
intelligent,
and funny
person who just
happens to
be legendary
in basketball (#ballislyfe). You’ll
probaby find me riding dirt bikes.
In my down time I eat pizza
and watch It’s Always Sunny in
Philadelphia.
Tylour Daubert
I’m one
of the
groupies
for Mr. Riepe’s
one-man
band. I’m pretty
outgoing and
funny, and my favorite subject in
school is printing things off the 3D
printer. My main hobbies are
basket-weaving, hanging out
with my little sister, annoying Mr.
Stafford, and fishing.
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VHS students save lives during blood drive
By Jamee Cole and Zachary Kolb
On Friday, October 31, students
in Mrs. Reichert’s nursing class
helped save lives by donating and
helping run the annual Red Cross
blood drive.
During the blood drive the
school was able to exceed the goal
of 45 units by donating 57 total
units of blood. There were also 27
first time donors who participated
Friday.
The nursing students in
Mrs. Reichert’s class helped run
the drive, and also encouraged
students to donate. This was a great
chance for the nursing class to get
experience in their field.
Nursing
student
Taylour
Daubert said, “It was a really great
and rewarding experience.”
During the blood drive the
nursing students helped register
donors, assist them after their
donation, prepare snacks, and even
donate.
Mrs. Reichert said, “We had
an amazing turn out for this blood
drive, and hopefully we will have
even more donors next time.”
The school holds a blood drive
twice a year. where the nursing
While helping at the annual blood drive this October, Nursing Student Taylour Daubert
students help while learning.
and Donor Kendall Crittendon talk about the turn out for donors.
During the October Blood Drive, Nursing Students Samantha Gray and Chelsea Mook Seniors Megan McCuan and Jerret Blackman at the resting area after giving blood for
helped by running the sign-in table in the VHS gym. The school donated a total of 57 the October Blood Drive in the Old Gym.
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Page by Hannah Loyd
December 2014
I N STA - FA M O U S
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VHS has a hidden celebrity among the student body. Who is it you may ask? Rian Shaneyfelt! He has over TWO THOUSAND Instagram followers.
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Louisville Bound:FFA Nationals
Submitted by Austin Tuey
On Octobter 29, the Future
Farmers of America (FFA) headed
to Louisville, Kentucky for the 87th
National FFA Convention where
more than 64,000 FFA members
from across the U.S. attended.
On October 30, the club
attended the opening session. They
listened to the guest speaker, Jeff
Simmons, the President of Elanco.
Simmons talked about how there
will be over nine billion mouths to
feed by the year 2050.
The club had a blast going
to places such as the Louisville
Slugger Museum. The students got
to watch proffessional baseball bats
being made, and Junior Nathaniel
Ross got the opportunity to hold
Derek Jeter’s bat. They toured
Mammoth Cave where they were
250 feet below Earth’s surface,
and visited Churchill Downs, the
hosting racetrack for the Kentucky
Derby. The Club also had some fun
when they went to race go-karts.
FFA UPCOMING
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Parilamentary Pro
January 22, 2015
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Public Speaking
February 19, 2015
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March 19, 2015
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April 15, 2015
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April 28, 2015
FFA Recent Awards
The Vienna FFA went to the Louisville Slugger Musuem on October 31 while at National FFA Convention, and each recieved their
own mini baseball bat. Front row (from left): Sophomore Remi Fisher, Junior Shea Browder, and Junior Katie White. Back row:
Junior Parker Agin, Senior Collin Brown, Sophomore Max Allbritten, Senior Austin Tuey, Junior Dusty McCuan, Junior Nathaniel
Ross, and Senior Tylour Daubert.
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Homecoming candidates
December 2014
(continued from page 1)
Taylour Daubert
Chelsea Mook
Rebecca Reeder
Courtney Sanders
Taylour said, “I am extremely
honored and grateful for this
opportunity! It really means a lot to
me. I want to thank everyone that
voted for me so much.”
Outside of school, Taylour
enjoys spending time with her
friends and family, sculpting,
drawing,
painting,
reading,
running, and listening to music.
Most people might not know
that Taylour can’t multi-task at
all, and she also lived in Japan and
Germany for seven years.
Taylour’s sponsor is Mrs.
Bradley.
Shawnee or a university to be earn
her Bachelor of Science in Nursing.
Chelsea said, “When I first
heard that I was on the Homecoming
Court, I was awed about the entire
situation. I am very grateful and it
means a lot to me that I was voted
to represent our Senior class.”
Chelsea’s hobbies include
reading, watching movies, going
on adventures, and hanging out
with her friends. One thing people
might not know about Chelsea is
that she absolutely loves shrimp.
Chelsea’s sponsor is Mrs.
Holhubner.
Murray to get her bachelor’s in
Nursing.
Rebecca said, “I was very
surprised to be voted to be on the
Homecoming Court, and I feel
very honored.”
Outside of school, Rebecca
hang out with her friends, ride
four-wheelers, eat, and watch T.V.
Rebecca said, “I would like to
thank all the people who voted for
me, and take the time to say that all
the girls on Homecoming Court are
wonderful.”
Rebecca’s sponsor is Mr.
Stafford.
Jerret Blackman
Tylour Daubert
come together as a group to compete.
After graduation, Courtney
plans to go to Shawnee and get
an L.P.N and R.N. through their
nursing program, and then attend a
university to further her studies.
Courtney said, “I am very
thankful and surprised. There are so
many wonderful girls in the senior
class, so I’m sure it was a close
race.”
Most people don’t know that
Courtney loves Hostess minimuffins and it was a dark time in her
life when they went out of business.
Courtney’s sponsor is Mrs.
Guest.
Wyatt Robinson
Homecoming Week is the
competition between the classes,
participating in the events, and
dressing up.
After high school, Jerret plans
on earning his bachelor’s degree
and then joining the PA program at
SIU.
Jerret said, “I am still
shocked about being a part of the
Homecoming Court. The feeling
is indescribable. It’s a huge honor,
and it has made my senior year.”
Jerret’s sponsor is Mr. Kerley.
taking pictures with all his friends.
Tylour said, “After graduation,
I plan on starting a business
with Lucas Kossack, AKA ‘Big
Swagdaddy’.” He also said, “I feel
very honored to be a part of the
Homecoming Court.”
Tylour’s
hobbies
include
camping, fishing, and intramural
sports. One thing most people
don’t know about Tylour is that
Lucas Kossack is his bae and he
loves yellow rice and chicken.
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After high school, Wyatt plans
on going into the LPN/RN program
at Shawnee. After that, he wants to
get his BSN and enter the Certified
Registered Nurse Anesthetists
program at Southern Illinois
University in Edwardsville.
Wyatt says he feels very
happy and honored to be on the
Homecoming Court. His hobbies
include riding ATVs, swimming,
and taking long walks on the beach.
Wyatt’s sponsor is Mr. Waters.
Quinnton Bent
high school, Quinnton isn’t exactly
sure what he wants to do, but plans
to attend college.
Quinnton said, “I feel so
honored that my classmates chose
me to represent our Senior Class.”
Outside of school, Quinnton
enjoys basketball, figure skating,
and long walks on the beach. One
thing most people might not know
about Quinnton is that he loves to
play basketball in his free time.
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The Talon
Mystery Spotlights
December 2014
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Name three words that describe
you.
Nice, funny, and happy.
What is your most memorable
moment?
The day I stood on the top of The
Eiffel Tower.
If you could be the principal for
a day, what would you change?
I would make it where everyone
could have study hall.
What cartoon character is most
like you?
Olaf, because I like warm hugs.
If you could travel back in time
to change something, what would
it be?
Nothing, because I like how my
life is now.
What is your favorite thing about
school?
I get to see my friends.
you.
Well, I’m pretty much the coolest
person ever, so you could say I’m the
real OG.
moment?
When I bought my 1984 Monte Carlo.
If you could be the principal for a
day, what would you change?
Muscle shirts to be allowed so Mr.
Waters wouldn’t complain about my
cray muscles.
What cartoon character is most like
you?
Taz, because he’s just as obnoxious as
me.
If you could travel back in time to
change something, what would it
be?
To stop Fords from even existing
school?
I love football!
you.
Swoll, swag, smart. The three S’s.
moment?
Got a concussion once. I don’t
really remember it, that’s just what
they say.
If you could be the principal for
a day, what would you change?
Give Mr. Pulliam more classes.
What cartoon character is most
like you?
Bugs Bunny.
If you could travel back in time
to change something, what would
it be?
Buy a bunch of old cars and hide
them, then I would go back, find
them, and become rich.
school?
Mr. Pulliam’s classes.
you.
Funny, lovely, and creative.
moment?
When I graduated. Wait, that hasn’t
happened yet. My bad.
If you could be the principal for a
day, what would you change?
I would change the dress code.
What cartoon character is most like
you?
Tinkerbell, because I am magical,
duh... It has nothing to do with how
little she is.
If you could travel back in time to
change something, what would it
be? Hitler’s birth. Why do you think?
school?
Having only two important classes.
The question is: What are my
important classes?
Fr. Autumn Harp Soph. Paul Browning Jr. Quin Colson Sr. Shania Shipman
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December 2014
Spotlights
By Morgan Pope
S oph om or e
Freshman
Junior
Lindsey Holhubner
Alyssa Chruszczyk
Summer Harp
What are you looking forward to the most
this school year?
That’s easy! Either basketball or Spirit
Week.
What is one rule the school should change?
Letting freshmen go out for lunch after the
first quarter. A girl’s gotta eat!
What class would you like to see VHS add?
What class removed?
A programming class that deals with video
games. Any class that my mom teaches..JK!
Love you, Mommy!
If you could be any age for one week, how
old would you be?
Eight or nine, so I could be as immature as I
really am without people judging me.
If you could take one celebrity to
Homecoming, who would it be?
Swaggy P. (Nick Young), because he has
really mad swag. #swag4life
this school year?
Dance. I love my teammates and I’m hoping
that we make it to State this year!
To change the rule about leggings and yoga
pants. I think all girls would agree with me.
What class removed?
I would love to see VHS add a parenting
program. To remove-Physical Science. Why
not just take Chemistry?
old would you be?
19, so I could be done with my generals and
start taking classes to receive my associate’s
degree.
Zac Efron. Who wouldn’t take Zac Efron?!
this school year?
The softball season.
The rule about leggings, because when all
of your jeans are dirty, leggings are your
savior.
What class would you like to see VHS
add? What class removed?
They should add French and remove Spanish.
old would you be?
21, because it is the perfect age.
If you could live in any time period, which
one would you chose?
The 20’s, because it was perfectly fine to be
reckless.
Theo James, because he is one FINE man!
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Spotlights
By Morgan Pope
Freshman
December 2014
S oph om or e
Junior
this school year?
Homecoming, last year was a blast and I can’t
wait until this year.
The AR rule because it’s putting a lot of people
in homework cafe for long periods of time, and
we’re not getting to eat lunch with our friends.
What class removed?
Add a mechanic class and remove English, cuz
I know how to speech in dis class.
If you could be any age for one week how old
would you be?
21, because I could do anything I want.
If you could live in any time period which
one would you choose?
The 80’s because a lot of people say it was fun.
Plus, I love disco.
What is the weirdest thing that has ever
happened to you?
It’s hard to choose. If you know me, you know
that a lot of weird things happen to me a lot. I’m
basically a target for random weird moments.
If you could take one celebrity to Homecoming
who would it be?
Emma Stone. She’s perfect in every way.
this school year?
Homecoming week because Juniors will
dominate.
I would change that we can only have our
phones in certain classes.
What class removed?
I wouldn’t add any classes, but I’d remove U.S.
History.
would you be?
21, because you can do whatever you want and
not get in trouble.
Medieval times because I love ballgown dresses
and castles.
What is the weirdest thing that has ever
happened to you?
I put my P.E. uniform on inside out.
who would it be?
I would much rather take my beautiful girlfriend
Octavia. But if I had to choose a celebrity, I
would take Ellie Goulding.
Greg Maier
Brandt Ramsey
this school year?
Homecoming, because I hear that the students
really get into it and show their school spirit.
The rule that restricts students from wearing
pajamas to school. Everyday should be pajama
day.
What class removed?
VHS should add a class for ninja training, and
remove P.E.
would you be?
I would be 70, so I could look back and
know what I should do differently to be more
successful.
I would live during Jesus’ life time because I
would love to see the miracles and the crucifixion
and his resurrection.
who would it be?
Sadie Robertson, because she is the most sane
celebrity that I can think of. Plus, she is super
pretty.
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By Melanie Browning
Hunter Smith
The Talon
December 2014
Senior Spotlights
Samantha Gray Edmund Massie Alyssa Brumley
If you could go back in history, If you could go back in history,
who would you meet?
who would you meet?
Jesus.
Abraham Lincoln or Teddy
Roosevelt. I’ve always been
What is your most valuable fascinated by both.
possession?
Probably my Xbox One.
What is your most valuable
possession?
What food would you never be My books. They’re my escape from
reality when things get tough.
able to give up?
Cinnabon Delights. They are the
What food would you never be
greatest thing on this earth.
able to give up?
Are you usually late, early, or Italian, because pizza, spaghetti
and ravioli are Italian foods.
right on time?
I’m always fashionably late.
Are you usually late, early, or
What do you find most beautiful right on time?
Right on time, because I always run
in nature?
Executive bathroom!! Only few late but drive fast.
will understand the true luxury of
What app on your phone are you
it!
most addicted to?
What app on your phone are you The only app I really use on my
phone is Instagram, but only
most addicted to?
Mrs. Palmer’s fart app. It’s the because I can’t download it on my
tablet.
best!
If you could go back in history, If you could go back in history,
who would you meet?
who would you meet?
I would like to go back in time to I would want to meet Walt Disney.
when Rian Dunn was alive.
What is your most valuable
What is your most valuable possession?
possession?
My most valuable possesion would
My car, because its “perty” and gets have to be my dog, Hendrix.
me where I need to go.
What food would you never be
What food would you never be able to give up?
able to give up?
Pasta, I am obsessed with every
Steak, because well, it’s steak.
kind, especially macaroni and
cheese!
Are you usually late, early, or
right on time?
What do you find most beautiful
I am a mixture of all three.
in nature?
What do you find most beautiful The ocean is one of the most
beautiful things I have ever seen.
in nature?
A portrait of a mountain reflecting
What app on your phone are you
off a clear lake.
most addicted to?
What app on your phone are you Probably Instagram. I like to share
pictures of all things going on in
most addicted to?
Super Stickman Golf. It’s so my life.
addicting that I hate it.
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