Issue 6 - Vienna High School

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Volume 15 Issue 6
Vienna High School
Vienna, IL
In this
month’s
Talon you
will find...
Eagles Baseball
at Rent One
Park
Page 2
Business Skills
Competition
Page 4
May 2009
Va l e di c tor i ans and Sal ut at or i ans
a nno unc e d fr om t he Cl ass of 2009
By Daniel Kerley
Class of 2009
Class Flower:
Rose
Class Colors:
Blue and Silver
Class Motto:
“The past is my
heritage, the present
is my responsibility,
and the future is my
challenge.”
Class Song:
“Here I Go Again”
by Whitesnake
The Valedictorians of the Class of 2009 in the back row (left to right): Reagan Summers, Bobby
Hoffmann, Josh Dippie, Patrick Daum, Hilary Wright. Middle row: Caroline Bremer, Cara Otte, and
Amy Alsip. The Salutatorians in the front row: Allison Bean and Rusty Burton.
Reagan Summers and Clayton Stevens
crowned 2009 Prom Queen and King
By Erica Evers
Vienna’s Got
Talent
Page 6
Cardinals
Game
Page 7
VHS Talon
Staff
Page 8
Spotlights
Pages 10-13
Special Section:
Pages 15-21
Clayton Stevens and Reagan Summers were crowned 2009 Prom
King and Queen on May 2.
Miss Reagan Summers
and Mr. Clayton Stevens
were crowned VHS Prom
Queen and King on May 2,
2009.
Prom was held at the
Civic Center in Carbondale.
This year’s theme was
Memoirs of the Orient.
The promenade began
at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments
for the evening were
provided by Kathy Davis
which included, a chocolate
fountain, egg rolls, crab
rangoon,
fruits
and
vegetables. The music was
provided by Chad Colson.
Retiring Queen Miss
Lauren Smith and retiring
King Mr. Bruce West also
attended the celebration to
crown this year’s queen and
king.
After-prom was located
at Sports Blast. The students
were able to participate
in many activities such as
volleytennis tournaments,
tennis, many inflatables, a
dance, basketball, football,
and much more. Unlimited
food and drink were also
provided for the students.
There was a drawing at
the end with several prizes
awarded as well.
Class of 2009 President,
Kelin Field, made a toast
during the coronation,
which was followed by
a slideshow dedicated to
the Seniors with various
pictures of the past and
present.
Senior class sponsors,
Mr. Palmer and Mrs.
Cochran, along with the
prom committee coordinated
Prom 2009.
Mr. Palmer was very
pleased with the outcome of
prom. He commented, “It
was a pleasure to be a part
of the Class of 2009’s Prom.
I think the students enjoyed
their evening. Everyone
looked stunning and the
Prom Committee should be
very proud. A special thank
you to all who helped make
the night special.”
Page 2
The Talon
May 2009
Fourteen VHS seniors named Illinois State Scholars
By Samantha Morrisette
Thirteen VHS seniors have been recognized as Illinios State Scholars for their academic achievements. Illinois State Scholars are chosen based on their GPA, class rank, and
ACT scores. Pictured above (back row left to right) Josh Dippie, Patrick Daum, Bobby Hoffmann, Daniel Kerley, Reagan Summers and Kelin Field. (front row) Caroline Bremer,
Cara Otte, Nicole Martinez, Amy Alsip, Hilary Wright and Allison Bean. Not Pictured: Kenzie Bradshaw and Rusty Burton.
VHS’s baseball takes their game to a new level
By Makenzie Kirby
Friday, April 17th, the Eagles
baseball team played at the Rent
One Park, home of the Southern
Illinois Miners, in Marion. This
is the second year the baseball team
has held a game at Rent One.
The Vienna Eagles faced the
Greenville Comets. They played
one varsity game that resulted in
Greenville 9 to Vienna 0. Senior
Sean Fitzgerald was the starting
pitcher of the game and was
relieved by Dylan Lammers.
Senior baseball player, Jacob
Langston, commented about his
last high school game that he will
play at Rent One Park. “Both this
year and last year, we have had
the privilege to play at Rent One
Park. The result of the game did
not end up as I had wished, but it
was another great experience and
is something that I will not soon
forget.”
Coach Marc Palmer commented,
“This is a great experience for our
players. It is something that they
will talk about for the rest of their
lives.”
After the game, the Eagles
came together for team pictures.
A summer baseball team that was
in attendance, coached by Ricky
Pearl, was invited down to the
Minors’ field to take pictures with
the Vienna Eagles.
Freshman, Dylan Lammers, came in as a releif pitcher for Sean Fitzgerald at Rent One.
Vienna Eagles’ starting line up (L to R): Jacob Langston, Colten Krelo, Dustin Martin, Sean Fitzgerald, Jason Sullivan, Bobby Hoffmann, Ehren Kirby, Drake Sanders, and
Markus Stram.
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The Talon
May 2009
Vienna High School Class of 2009
Vienna High School Class of 2009 prepares to graduate. Pictured above, top row (left to right): Shon Robinson, Adam Haney, Alisa Page, Dustin Martin, Josh Ford, Sergio
DeLaCruz, Cory Belsher, Samantha Lemajeur, Sean Fitzgerald, Tyler Oslay, Phillip Lewis, Shonna Cook; Second row: Trevor Martin, Todd Longcor, Julieann VanCleve,
Cierra Russell, Chase Deaton, Jacob Langston, Kassidy Shoemaker, Tucker McCormick, Bryce Ford, Ryan Hutchison, Tim Maier, John Goodman; Third row: Cory Ross, John
Alford, Tyler Murphy, Andrea Stepter, Sierra Saunders, Benny Bessette, Ashtyn McCommons, Kelin Field, Brad Childress, Josh Dippie, Sharrol Norton, Trevis McGill; Fourth
row: Clint Collins, Bobby Hoffmann, James Metzler, Alex Shelton, Lauren Windings, Shianna Little, Tylanna Smith, Shanelle Beasley, Desiree Hill, Casey Goines, Nigel Daum,
Daniel Kerley; Fifth row: Ted Craig, Caroline Bremer, Clayton Stevens, Reagan Summers, Allison Bean, Loura Wiggs, Kayla Stafford, Cara Otte, Jessica Pender, Katie Mitchell, Will Thomas, Ashton Rambo-Sharp, Sam Lovelace, John Larrison; Last row: Ryan Mullins, Charles McKenzie, Hilary Wright, Nicole Martinez, Makenzie Kirby, Ashley
Childress, Amy Alsip, Winter Choinski, Ashton Barger, Jessica Randolph, Hannah Brown, Michelle Akins, and Austin Adams.
P.E. Classes Take Part In
Rock Wall Climbing
By Courtney Bigham
Seniors are successful in Shawnee
Community College writing contest
By Cassie Martin
Caroline Bremer, Patrick Daum, and Daniel Kerley received awards at the
Celebrating Young Writers Awards Ceremony and Celebration at Shawnee Community
College. Daniel won first place in the Short Fiction category. Patrick won second
place and Caroline won third in the Research Essay category.
On May 7, 2009, students in P.E. classes were able to participate in climbing the Rock
Wall brought to Vienna High School by Army recruiters.
Congratulations,
Mrs. Cochran!
Deep Thoughts
By Daniel Kerley
“For quite some time, I have always been wondering where the
school elevator is located. I have finally, after 4 years, been able
to deduce that the elevator is only accessible to the teachers and
faculty. I still, however, don’t know why Mr. Hill won’t give me
a refund on those tickets I bought freshman year.”
“Have you ever been standing in line in the cafeteria and thought
how awesome it would be if for one day they served lunch at
the end of the line? Well you shouldn’t think that because it
diverts your attention from the people who are cutting in front
of you.”
Jonas Corell Cochran
Born: March 30, 2009
8lbs. 2 oz. 19 1/2 in.
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The Talon
Talon Staff
2008-2009
Editor-in-Chief
Hilary Wright
Assistant Editor
Makenzie Kirby
Graphics Editor
Alex Shelton
BookKeeper
Kirsten Trambley
Advisor
Mrs. Joan Clayton
Staff
Kassidy Shoemaker
Desiree Hill
Loura Wiggs
Daniel Kerley
Timothy Maier
Deanna Morris
Cassandra Martin
Ben Yates
Cody Stanley
Samantha Morrisette
Sara Jennings
Erica Evers
Courtney Bigham
Kaylee Knight
Kirsten Trambley
Jennifer Williams
Vienna High School
601 N. 1st Street
Vienna, IL 62995
Phone (618) 658-3011
[email protected]
The Vienna High School
Talon is a publication of the
Desktop Publishing Class.
Unless otherwise stated,
all
articles and writings
featured are the work of
the students in the class.
If you would like your ad
to appear in The Talon,
contact Joan Clayton at
658-4461 x218.
The Talon is on the web
at
www.viennahighschool.
com/newspaper
May 2009
VHS students bring home nine awards
from the SCC business skills competition
by Cody Stanley
On Thursday April 16,
VHS business students
won 9 awards at the
Shawnee
Community
College by participating in
an array of business skills
competitions.
Students from other
neighboring
schools
competed against each other
in various business related
classes and projects.
There were a variety of
subjects that each student
was allowed to take part
in, but each student was
allowed only two subjects
to actually compete in.
These subjects consisted
of computer concepts,
electronic
presentations,
computer
processing,
desktop
publishing,
accounting,
technical
English, technical math,
public speaking, and job
interview.
Hilary Wright won first
place in Desktop Publishing,
Caroline Bremer won first
place in Public Speaking
VHS students compete in a series of competitions at Shawnee Community College against student from
other schools to test their knowledge in business skills. Winners are above from left to right, Hilary
Wright, Caroline Bremer, Nicole Martinez, Amy Alsip, Drake Sanders, Josh Dippie, and Bobby Hoffman.
and in Job Interview, Nicole
Martinez won first place in
Electronic Presentations,
Amy Alsip won first place
in Accounting II, Drake
Sanders won third place
in Job Interview, Josh
Dippie won second place
in Computer Concepts and
third place in Technical
Math, and Bobby Hoffman
won second place in
Technical English.
Hilary Wright, editor
of the Talon, said, “It was
nice to be able to bring
back a trophy for desktop
publishing to Mrs. Clayton
since this is the first time
we have competed in a
business skills competition
in a long time.”
Amy
Alsip,
took
home the top award in the
Accounting competition.
She said, “I was thrilled
by the amount of students
competing and all of the
awards we brought back
with us to VHS.”
VHS boys track team gets 2nd place by 1/2 a point at Massac Invitational
by Alex Shelton
Early Saturday morning
on April 18th, the VHS boys
track team loaded up on the
bus to go to a track meet at
Massac High School.
Coach Rude pulled Daniel
Kerley and Alex Shelton to the
side and said that they should
have a motivational talk with
the rest of the team in an hour
or so. He informed them of
the teams that were going to
be there and that the team had
a good chance of winning the
meet. Coach said “Massac is
the school we need to focus
on beating in each event.”
In the field events, Ted
Craig got first in the shot put
with a throw of 48’8”. Ted
also placed first in the discus
with a throw of 115’. Ted’s
brother, Donald Craig placed
third in discus with a throw of
100’10” and fifth in shot put
with a throw of 35’4”. In high
jump, Geoffory Kramp took
second with a jump of 5’6”
and Patrick Gray got third
with a jump of 5’4”. In long
jump Ben Yates took fourth
with a jump of 16’1.5”. Alex
Sheltion took fourth in triple
jump with a jump of 30’2”.
At 11:00 the running
events were started. In the
100 meter dash Dillon Hall
took first place with a time
of 11.3. In the 200 meter
dash Ben Yates got third
with a time of 24.9 and Dylan
Cremeens took fourth with
a time of 25.6. Alex Shelton
took second in the 400 meter
dash with a time of 55.6. In the
800 meter run Josh Dunn got
second with a time of 2:19.
In the mile Daniel Kerley
and Owen Webb took second
and third with the times of
5:07 and 5:32. In the two
mile Owen Webb got second
with a time of 11:26.5. Dylan
Kramp won the 110 meter
high hurdles by 3.7 seconds
with a time of 16.0. The
Kramp brothers also stole
the show in the 300 meter
intermediate hurdles. Dylan
Kramp won with a time of
42.5 and his brother Geoffory
Kramp came in second with a
time if 47.9.
In the 400 meter relay
Vienna came in second with a
time of 47.7. In the 800 meter
relay Vienna also came in
Vienna took first in the most
anticipated relay of the day,
the mile relay, with a time
of 3:46. In the 3200 meter
relay Vienna came in a close
The final score of the
meet was Massac with 141
points, Vienna with 136.5
points, Eldorado with 57
points Century with 9.5 points
and Goreville with 8 points.
In all the Vienna track team
did excellent at the meet that
morning.
The boys track team with their 2nd place trophy at the Massac Invitational from left to right starting at
the top. Dylan Kramp, Alex Shelton, Donald Craig, Ted Craig, Daniel Kerley, Josh Dunn, Ben Rouse,
Ben Yates, Owen Webb, Brayden Leeds Geoffory Kramp, Patrick Gray, and Dylan Cremeens.
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The Talon
May 2009
VHS holds annual picnic day
By Tim Maier
On Friday, April 24th, VHS
held its annual school picnic. This
year the picnic was held to raise
money for VHS students in need.
During this day, students
received a picnic lunch and got to
choose from various activities in
which they had to pay a small fee
to participate. The money that has
been raised will go to VHS students
in distress.
Some of this year’s activities
included: Portal with Ms. WillHenn, Halo 3 tournament with Mr.
Jones, Guitar Hero tournament with
Ms. Guest, and card games with
Mr. Giffin.
For movie time, Ms.Hunter
showed the movie Twilight, and in
the gym Mr. Palmer, Ms. Palmer,
Mr. Hight and Ms. Holhubner held
basketball and volleyball activities.
VHS also had its annual Picnic
Day lunch which consisted of
grilled hamburgers and hotdogs, as
well as various types of chips, milk,
and different types of cookies.
A lot of VHS students decided to participate in the volleyball and basketball activities during picnic day.
Kirsten Trambley, Bridgett Cavitt, and Sarah Cain have a blast playing cards in Mr.
Giffin’s room.
Amber Wagner, Jessica Ford, Deanna Morris, Ashlyn Zaranti, and Tyler Stevens have
their poker faces on while playing cards.
VHS Talon Staff
By Cassie Martin
The 2008-2009 VHS Talon staff is wrapping up the year with hard work and determination. Front row (left to right): Cassandra Martin, Deanna Morris, Kaylee Knight, Desiree
Hill, and Kirsten Trambley. Middle row: Daniel Kerley, Samantha Morrisette, Hilary Wright, Cody Stanley, Kassidy Shoemaker, Jennifer Williams, Loura Wiggs, Sara Jennings,
and Courtney Bigham. Back row: Alex Shelton, Tim Maier, Ben Yates, MaKenzie Kirby, and Erica Evers.
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The Talon
May 2009
Vienna’s Got Talent
By Deanna Morris
This year’s Vienna’s Got Talent
took place from Monday, April 27th
until Thursday, April 30th. There
were quite a few talents that were
shown off throughout the week of
the talent show.
Kaliegh Grant and Dashia
Wathen took the first place trophy
for having the best talent at Vienna.
Brayden Leeds and Jacob Lane took
the second place trophy for raising
a total amount of $218.95
There was only two groups
that performed on Monday, April
27th. The first group was Daniel
Kerley, Hilary Wright, and Nicole
Martinez, and they performed the
song Remembering Sunday by All
Time Low. The second group was
Drew Walsh, Brayden Leeds, and
Jacob Lane, with Drew on the drums
and Brayden and Jacob singing.
On the second day, there
were four performances. The first
performance was done by our very
own VHS teacher Mr. Jones, and
he sang and played his guitar. The
second performance of the day
was Heather Nance singing Don’t
Forget to Remember Me by Carrie
Underwood. The third talent that
day was done by Trae Foster who
sang, with the help of Josh Loyd,
who danced. The last group that
took place in the show that day was
Desiree Hill and Julieann VanCleve,
and they sang the well-known
country song Stay by Sugarland.
On the third day of Vienna’s Got
Talent, there were two performances.
One group that took place in Vienna’s got talent was Daniel
Kerley, Hilary Wright, and Nichole Martinez, and they sang
and played the song Remembering Sunday by All Time Low.
Heather Nacne sang the song Don’t Forget
To Remember Me by Carrie Underwood, in
the Talent Show.
The first performance was by
Samantha Morrisette, Breanna
Dunn, and Lauren Windings, and
they sang The Climb by Miley
Cyrus. The second performance of
the day was done by Mr. Newbold,
and he played his electric guitar for
everyone there.
On the last day of Vienna’s
Got Talent, there were only
two performances. The first
performance that day was a solo
sung by Samantha Morrisette. She
sang I Hope You Dance by Lee Ann
Womack. The last performance was
a duet performed by Kaleigh Grant
and Dashia Wathen, and they sang
I Won’t Say I’m In Love from the
Disney movie Hercules.
Everyone here at Vienna High
Drew Walsh, Brayden Leeds, and Jacob Lane took part as
a group in this year’s talent show (Brayden and Jacob also
performed a song which they claimed 2nd place with).
Trae Foster sang for eveyone here at VHS
on the second day of Vienna’s Got Talent.
Samantha Morissette, Lauran Windings, and Breanna Dunn also took part
in Vienna’s Got Talent, and they sang The Climb By Miley Cyrus (Samantha
also sang a solo by Lee Ann Womack called I Hope You Dance).
School had a great time cheering
on those who took part in this
years talent show. Ms. McGinnis
was very proud of the total amount
of money that was raised, “It was
really great to see some real talent,
and also its an amazing feeling to
know that we raised this much
money for whenever the need for
it arises, it was a very entertaining
week!”
The total amount of money
that was raised all together was
$452.38. Everyone who took part
was also awarded with a certificate
of participation. VHS is very proud
of those who participated to help
raise money. It was a very exciting
and entertaining week for everyone
here at VHS!
Mr. Jones sang and played his own guitar
on the second day of Vienna’s Got Talent.
Desiree Hill and Julianne VanCleve sang the song Stay by Sugarland, to their fellow classmates and faculty of VHS, on the second day of the talent show.
Mr. Newbold played his electric guitar for
everyone to hear.
Dashia Wathen and Kaleigh Grant sang
the song I Won’t Say I’m In Love from the
Disney movie Hercules. With this song they
claimed 1st place in the talent show.
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The Talon
May 2009
Seniors adventure to St. Louis Cardinal’s game
By Kassidy Shoemaker
It was a beautiful day, Thursday, April
23, for the class of 2009 to go to a St. Louis
Cardinal game, during the PSAE and ACT
test taking days. It was sunny and very
warm.
“I had so much fun at the game! It gave
me a chance to hang out with all of my
friends outside of school and see an exciting
game!” Shianna Little explained right after
the awesome experience.
The Cardinals played the New York Mets
and the Cardinals totally dominated. The
score was a phenomenal 12 - 8 to take the
Cardinal’s to the top. Albert Pujols with
two home runs and Rick Ankiel with one
home run helped lead the Cardinals to a
sweet victory.
“It was definitely an amazing experience
Seniors have a great day watching the Cardinals play the Mets. ( from left to right) Allison Bean, Makenzie Kirby, Nicole Martinez, and Reagan Summers.
Ross Hill enjoys watching the baseball game with his senior softball players.
VHS Talon sponsor gets caught
eating out of trash can
By Cassie Martin
Desperate. That’s what Mrs. Clayton was
when she went to work one day and realized
she didn’t know where she was getting her
food. Most people would think of the vending
machine, maybe driving to the store, or
possibly asking her fellow staff members to
loan her some money, but this extraordinary
Mrs. Clayton decides to search the trash can for
food because Josh Stafford would not go out to
lunch with her.
to get to see the Cardinals beat the Mets
right before we graduate. It’s a once in a
lifetime experience,” commented Ashley
Childress about her trip to St. Louis.
“The seniors deserve to have some fun
for working so hard these past four years”
principal, Mr. Harner, said about the
Seniors’ last year at Vienna High School
coming to an end soon.
teacher comes up with a better idea, the trash
can! I can kind of see her point, I mean it IS
free.
All of the teacher drama started when Mrs.
Clayton wanted to go out to lunch with Mr.
Josh Stafford. Josh rejected her and Mrs.
Clayton, who was left hungry and alone,
decided that her only other option is to go to
the dreaded school cafeteria.
The “school cafeteria” is a very scary
and dark place for most teachers to attend.
They are surrounded by many students when
their lunch break is the only time they have
to escape! Mrs. Clayton walks slowly to the
lunch line and she then finds that it is too little
too late. All of the food was gone!
Worried and confused, Mrs. Clayton turns
her head and that’s when all her stress and
anxiety vanishes. There it was, with its light
blue shade and the thin black plastic liner...
the trash can.
Two Talon staff members watch in disgust as their
sponsor devours her lunch from the trash can.
VHS holds Olympiad
for grade schools
By Sara Jennings
The Jonas Brothers have entered the
building! Squealing and laughter filled the halls
of VHS as high school students impersonating
the famous band of brothers entered the grade
school Olympiad. Each year VHS hosts the
Olympiad for the younger students who attend
Buncombe, Vienna, New Simpson Hill, and
Cypress grade schools.
The Olympiad is designed for 5th-8th
graders and allows them to participate in little
activities. The activities are based on what they
have learned, or by using some of their skills
they have aquired during school.
One of the games they played was where
they had to guess how many skittles were in a
jar. Also they built a straw man, a bridge and a
catapulted an egg that could be protected with
only gum and bread.
They also had some students from VHS
dress up as certain characters for the contestants
to guess. The students who helped were Bobby
Hoffman, Austin Adams, Patrick Daum, Daniel
Kerley, Dashia Marr, Jacob Lane, Drew Walsh,
Sean Fitzgerald, Laeytn Field, Kelin Field,
Hannah Little, Cory Belsher, Caroline Bremer,
and Jason Sullivan.
The VHS students were judged by looking like
the characters and their willingness to perform.
All the VHS volunteers had to read a paragraph
about the person they were representing.
The Olympiad was made up by Mrs. Sarah
Holhubner, a VHS math teacher. She made up
all the games and activites. She also hand picked
the VHS performers.
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The Talon
May 2009
VHS hosts Red Cross blood drive
By Deanna Morris
Friday, April 3rd, Vienna High
school hosted the annual blood
drive. There was a total of 65
donors that signed up to give blood.
There were also 26 first time donors
that gave blood at the drive.
VHS was very excited at the
amount of donors that gave blood
this year. There was a very good
turn out. There was a total of 57
pints of blood collected, exceeding
the goal that was set at 45 units.
The Seniors who donated blood
at the drive were Shianna Little,
Austin Adams, Samantha Lemajeur,
Josh Ford, Shon Robinson,
James Metzler, Sharrol Norton,
Tim Maier, Ryan Mullins, Sean
Fitzgerald, Tyler Murphy, Bryce
Ford, Corey Rood, Benny Bessette,
Trevor Martin, Phillip Lewis,
Derek Kerley, Ryan Hutchison,
Makenzie Kirby, Hannah Brown,
Brad Childress, Julieann VanCleve,
Sergio
DeLaCruz,
Tucker
McCormick, Alex Shelton, Ashley
Childress, Winter Choinski, Katie
Mitchell, Shanelle Beasley, Casey
Goines, Ashtyn McCommons, and
Jessica Randolph.
The Juniors who also gave blood
were Cody Evans, Skylar Levell,
Colten Krelo, Drake Sanders, Dylan
Kramp, Kelsey Harper, Zachary
Hynes, Katie Morris, Ashlyn
Zaranti, Austin Medley, Jessica
Ford, Ethan McGinnis, Ashley
Schultz, Dessiree Walton, Jose
Ruiz, Taylor Jackson, Kassandra
Conner, Brandon Tanner, Shane
Carlton, Tyler Hirsch, Aaron
Bailey, and Dana Stewart.
The Sophomores that donated
were Todd Smith, Bryce Johnson,
Jennifer Williams, Tyler Langley,
Lauren Kerley, Brittany Rice, Emily
Deaton, Josh Goodman, Alexis
Klinger, Shailen Rosenthal, and
Josh Loyd.
The lone Freshman that donated
blood was Austin Woolverton.
The only VHS faculty member
that donated blood was Ms. Palmer.
Once again, thanks to everyone
who gave blood at the Red Cross
blood drive, Thanks to all of them
the drive was a huge success!
PSAE field trips take place with VHS stud e n t s
By Kirsten Trambley
While the Vienna High School
junior class members were taking
their Prairie State Achievement
Exams (also known as PSAE’s) on
April 22 and 23, all other students
in grades nine, ten, and twelve had
to leave the school as to let the
juniors test in peace and quiet.
On Wednesday, April 22, the
freshmen took the EXPLORE
test in the school’s Commons
Area. On Thursday, the uttermost
underclassmen spent a day at
Shawnee Community College
testing and seeing a show in the
Educational Center.
The sophomores traveled to
Shawnee Community College on
Wednesday to take the ASSET test,
the exam that permits or holds a
student back from being admitted
into college level classes while still
in high school, which can include
the dual-credit classes offered at
VHS. Thursday the sophomores
stayed at Vienna High School to
take the PLAN test, a Pre-ACT test
that will help them be able to set
their future goals. After that, they
went to the Cache River Wetlands
Center. There they were split into
three groups; two of which went
to clean up trails along the river,
and one which planted trees, laid
mulch, and picked up litter at the
Wetlands Center to prepare for an
event to take place later that week
at the location.
On Wednesday, the seniors jobshadowed community members in
action at work. Senior Desiree Hill
said, “It was a great experience to
work under my mom when we job
shadowed on Wednesday, April 23.
She is a really inspiring person, and
I love her work attitude.” Desiree
went on to say that “I was not
looking forward to it, but it was
awesome to see her at work!”
On Thursday, the senior class
took a trip to St. Louis to see the
Cardinals professional baseball
team in action. Fortunately for
most of the fans, the Cardinals won.
Loura Wiggs, a moderate Cardinals
fan, enjoyed the game because
“(Albert) Pujols, first baseman for
the Cards, hit three home runs.
Sophomores Sarah Cain and Maggie Cox pick up limbs along the Cache River near the
Wetlands Center.
After that, the New York Mets,
the opposing team, got scared and
walked Pujols the next time that he
was up to bat!”
Although the juniors might not
have had the most fun testing, the
other classes definitely enjoyed
their time while taking a short break
from Vienna High School!
Chelsie Racey starts cleaning the large pile of limbs blocking the path at the Cache
River before anyone else attempts.
Aaron McDonald is pulling a pile of fallen trees out of the way on the path at the trail
near the Cache River.
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The Talon
Page by Desiree Hill
Senior Spotlights
May 2009
Shianna Little
Dustin Martin
Sierra Saunders
James Metzler
What is your favorite part
about being a senior?
Knowing it’s my last year
and not having to deal with
upperclassmen thinking they’re
better than us.
Who do you admire the
most?
I really cant think of anyone.
What would you do on your
perfect day?
There is no such thing, because
nothing is perfect.
If you could be any celebrity,
who would it be ?
Julia Roberts, just because she is
amazing.
Are you ready to graduate ?
Yes, I am so tired of being in
school and tired of all the high
school drama.
All the easy classes, and having no
homework .
most?
My parents because they made
me what I am today, and they’re
always there for me.
perfect day?
Baseball all day long, that would
be awesome. Just because I love
baseball.
who would it be ?
Jim Carey, because he is the funniest man on this planet.
No way, I feel like I just started my
senior year.
The freedom. I feel a lot more
independent and there are not as
many restrictions.
most?
To be honest, there isn’t a specific
person that comes to mind. There
are many people that come to
mind but no one in specific.
perfect day?
A whole day riding four wheelers,
in the rain! Kind of original but it
sounds like a super-duper-crazyamazingly fun day to me lol.
who would it be ?
Rihanna, I’d like to get a lil revenge
on that old boy Chris Brown.
Absolutely, I’m ready for something new and exciting.
That I get to graduate, and that
I get to start my life with the Air
Force.
most?
My step-dad. He has had the
biggest influence on my life. He
knows what it means to be a
man.
perfect day?
Play a couple good sets of tennis
with my best friends , and go
fishing and have a huge fish fry
with my family.
who would it be ?
Rafeal Nadal, because he is the
best tennis player in the world
and he is awesome.
Yes and no . Yes, so I can get on
with my life, and no, because I will
miss all my friends.
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Spotlights
Page by Kaylee Knight
Candice Hill
Samantha Daum
Laura Bremer
Freshman
Junior
Sophomore
What are your plans for summer
vacation?
I’m going to a church camp in Michigan
called Wipeout with my friend Memory.
Are you a leader or a follower?
I consider myself a leader because I do my
own thing most of the time.
If you could live this year over, what
would you do differently?
I wouldn’t change anything because I don’t
want to do this year over.
What three words would describe
your school year?
Long, stupid, and boring.
Have you changed this year?
I don’t play as many sports as I did in grade
school. Now that I’m in high school all I
play is golf.
Which senior will you miss the most?
I will miss my sister the most because I
won’t get to see her as much since she will
be leaving home for college soon and we
won’t get to talk as much.
vacation?
Maybe go to Pennsylvania and visit my
great grandmother and go out on the boat
a lot!
I would say a leader because I like to do
my own thing, but sometimes I do find
myself following!
I would have definitely tried harder in
math class.
your school year?
Oh my gosh!
Yes, I think I have because my point of
view on things is a lot different.
Which senior will you miss the most
next year?
Cory Belsher. I love that boy, he’s so crazy!
Next year will be boring without him.
vacation?
Nothing interesting, probably just rock
with my homies and all that jazz.
Definitely a leader because I’m my own
person and a genius so why should I follow
other people?
I would try harder in school and make my
relationships with my friends better.
your school year?
Totally. Not. Awesome.
Yeah, some people say that I’ve gone Emo
but I don’t know why though.
Which senior will you miss the most
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Page by Jennifer Williams
Spotlights
Freshman
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What are your plans for summer vacation?
Ride horses, four wheelers, hang out with friends
and have a paint ball war.
Are you a leader or follower?
Follower, because I don’t like to be a leader.
If you could live this year over, what would
do differently?
FFA week, so I could do more stuff to help the
FFA.
What three words would describe your school
year? Fun, exciting and tiring.
How have you changed this year?
I haven’t changed much this year.
Which senior(s) will you miss most next
year?
I don’t have a favorite senior, I will miss them
all.
Sophomore
Erhen kirby
Junior
Drake sanders
Going to Florida with my family, playing
baseball and basketball, and hanging out with
my friends.
I think a leader, because if you are a follower
you might be following a leader that is not doing
the right thing.
do differently?
Nothing, you learn from your mistakes.
year?
Lots of fun.
I don’t know, you would have to ask my friends
or family.
Which senior(s) will you miss most next year?
My sister, because if I didn’t say her she would
probably get mad at me.
I am going to South Carolina and Florida for
about a week. Then just hanging out with friends,
baseball, swimming, and playing basketball.
I believe you must first be a follower at things
before you become a leader.
do differently?
Not too much, probably work and study more
than I have. I don’t have any regrets though.
year?
Challenging, fun, and hectic.
I’ve changed clothes and hair styles every now
and then.
Which senior(s) will you miss most next
year?
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said. Cory Ross, and our races to school in the
morning. Reagan Summers just because I make
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What is your favorite sport or
activity?
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Where were you born?
Paducah, Kentucky.
How would you describe
yourself?
I’m funny, laid back, and I love
fishing.
What is your family like?
They like to party. I can tell them
basically anything.
What kind of pets do you have?
I have a shitzu and his name is
Shadow.
Sweeny Todd. I love Johnny Depp!
He is so hot.
activity? Football. I love how
active it is and I can throw almost
perfect every time.
Hillsboro, Illinois.
yourself?
Fun loving and easy going. I love
to laugh and make people smile.
What is your family like? They
can be crazy sometimes, but all in
all they are like me.
Two dogs named Max and Isabel,
one hermit crab named Herbie,
two fiddle crabs named Mickey
and Minnie, one bird named Sam.
Adam Tite
Fast and Furious because it was
really nice. There is a lot of action
and ladies in the movie.
activity? Football because it’s the
only sport I can hit people in, and
because of the coaches.
Carbondale, Illinois.
yourself?
Really awesome.
Like any other family. Fun
sometimes and annoying
sometimes.
I have a Boston Terrier and his
name is McTallic.
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activity? Track!!! Because the
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always AMAZING! Also, it’s a one
person sport.
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yourself?
Hmm... Outgoing, fun, and short
tempered, but most of all honest.
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survived. You all know my brother
Cory, he is a crazy kid and that’s
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May 2009
What type of Senioritis do you have?
By Makenzie Kirby
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Class of 2009: How would you like to be
remembered by your fellow classmates?
John Alford: I was a friend to a lot than just the smart kid.
of people.
Sean Fitzgerald: As someone that
Paige Alford: I would like to be can be called upon for anything and
remembered as a crazy, fun, loving, as a good friend with lots of school
carefree, sexy BEAST!
spirit.
Amy Alsip: I hope that my fellow
classmates will remember me as a
nice and considerate person who
was always there to help them with
their homework.
Ashton Barger: I want them to
remember how much I always tried
to have fun, no matter how bad my
day was going.
Shanelle Beasley: As someone
who wasn’t a bad person, but still
knows how to have fun.
Cory Belsher: The most outgoing,
wildest, and loudest kid in my
grade.
Benny Bessette: To be the only kid
with two moms.
Shianna Little: I would like to
be remembered as someone who
always sticks up for what I believe
in and who is there for people when
they need me.
Bryce Ford: For my sense of humor
James Metzler: The kid from
and my awesome skills.
Texas that gave the best massages
Josh Ford: I would like to be in the world.
remembered for trying to get along
with just about everybody, and if Trevis McGill: As someone who
someone would ever need a friend I was always willing to help.
would be there for them.
Katie Mitchell: Just as the girl who
Jon Goodman: As a carefree, easy
always tried to be nice, who was
going person.
quiet and a little shy, but always
Desiree Hill: I would like to be tried having fun and hated to see
remembered as the girl with an people hurt.
amazing attitude, smile, and cute as
Sharrol Norton: I would like
heck.
everyone to remember me as the
Bobby Hoffman: A good friend, fun loving person, who is always
caring, and a fun person to be there to help my friends.
around.
Daniel Kerley: I would like to
Winter Choinski: As a nice person be remembered as the funny nice
who was always willing to help guy. But if that falls through, then I
those in need.
wouldn’t be ashamed to be the guy
who laughed a lot.
Patrick Daum: I’d like to be
remembered as a fun and nice guy Makenzie Kirby: I would like
that people liked to be around and to be remembered as the girl that
might even miss.
laughed at everything and had the
Cara Otte: As indescribable.
Jessica Pender: I would like to
be remembered as the girl that
participated in as many activities as
I could, but I know I will probably
be remembered as the girl who was
always hurt.
to do random things for absolutely
no reason. I would also like to be
remembered for being someone
anyone can talk to when they need
to talk.
Corey Rood: As Corey Rood I
guess.
Alex Shelton: As a great friend and
lots of fun.
Kassidy Shoemaker: I would love
to be remembered as the girl that
wanted to always have a good time
and make people laugh to brighten
their day.
Reagan Summers: I would like
to be remembered as the one who
would always do a favor for you, the
one who tried her absolute hardest
in class and on the court, and the one
who could say something funny in
an awkward moment or cheer you
up.
Will Thomas: I would like to be
remembered by always being a
great friend, and being the quiet,
loud guy in class lol.
Hilary Wright: The good role
model, the one who always wants to
Ashton Rambo-Sharp: First do the right thing, and the girl who
Chase Deaton: As a funny, easy worst balance ever (haha Allison) and foremost, I would like to
and the friend people could have remembered as Mutt! Then, I tries to make everybody happy. In
going guy.
fun with and count on when times would like to be remembered as a the ideal world, that is what I’d like
Josh Dippie: I would like to be get rough.
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CLASS OF 2009: WHERE DO YOU EXPECT TO BE IN 10 YEARS?
JOHN ALFORD: I WOULD LIKE TO BE
WORKING AT IGA.
PAIGE ALFORD: I PLAN ON BEING
VERY SUCCESSFUL, POSSIBLY A FAMOUS
SINGER LOL, AND MARRIED WITH A
HOUSE ON KENTUCKY LAKE.
AMY ALSIP:
I PLAN TO HAVE
GRADUATED FROM SIUC WITH A
MASTER’S DEGREE IN ACCOUNTING.
ALSO, TO BE WORKING AS AN AUDITOR OF
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTANT. MARRIAGE
AND PARENTHOOD COULD ALSO BE A
POSSIBILITY IN THE NEXT DECADE.
MY BASEMENT.
MARRIED AND LIVING SOMEWHERE IN
JOSH DIPPIE: I
HOPE TO BE OUT OF
SOUTHERN IL. I WANT TO HAVE MY RN
COLLEGE WITH MY DEGREES, WORKING
LICENSE AND WORKING IN A HOSPITAL
AS A YOUTH PASTOR OR INTERN PASTOR
OR DOCTOR’S OFFICE.
IN A CHURCH;
HAVE ONE OR TWO CHILDREN.
HOPEFULLY
MARRIED AS
I
ALSO HOPE TO
TREVIS MCGILL: I HOPE TO HAVE
SEAN FITZGERALD: IN THE ILLINOIS GRADUATED FROM A 4 YEAR UNIVERSITY
STATE POLICE WITH HIGHWAY PATROL. AND GET A DEGREE IN COMPUTER
BRYCE FORD: I PLAN ON WORKING A PROGRAMMING. I HOPE TO BE MARRIED
AND RAISING A FAMILY AS WELL.
FULL-TIME JOB MINING.
JOSH FORD: PROBABLY IN DUSTIN’S JAMES METZLER: IN THE AIR FORCE
BASEMENT… JUST KIDDING! HOPEFULLY BLOWING UP LOTS OF COOL EXPLOSIVES
OUT OF COLLEGE WITH A JOB TEACHING AND MAKING THE PREVERBAL “PHAT
SOMEWHERE OR ON THE PGA TOUR, CASH.”
KATIE MITCHELL: IN TEN YEARS,
WHICHEVER COMES FIRST.
JON GOODMAN: I EXPECT TO BE I EXPECT TO BE HOPEFULLY HAPPILY
WELL.
ALLISON BEAN: I PLAN TO BE WORKING
AS AN RN OR NURSE PRACTITIONER IN
A HOSPITAL, HOPEFULLY A CHILDREN’S
IN SOME HIGH SCHOOL TEACHING
HOSPITAL.
SHANELLE BEASLEY: I EXPECT TO BE CHEMISTRY AND HISTORY.
WORKING AT A HOSPITAL AS AN RN ADAM HANEY: IN VIENNA AS MAYOR.
WITH A FAMILY AND MOST DEFINITELY (IN MR. PALMER’S VIEW, ANYWAY)
DESIREE HILL: I WOULD BE HOPEFULLY
NOT LIVING IN VIENNA LOL!
MARRIED
WITH CHILDREN AND HAVE
CORY BELSHER: WITH A COLLEGE
DEGREE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE, BE SUCCEEDED IN MY CAREER, AND LIVE IN
MARRIED AND BE LIVING IN MISSISSIPPI. A HUGE BEAUTIFUL LOG CABIN OR ON A
BENNY BESSETTE: TO BE PLAYING IN HORSE RANCH.
BOBBY HOFFMANN:
HOPEFULLY
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WINTER CHOINSKI: TEACHING AT A AROUND JOHNSON COUNTY TEACHING
AT VHS.
NICE SCHOOL.
PATRICK DAUM: I EXPECT TO HAVE DANIEL KERLEY: I PLAN ON STARTING
GRADUATED COLLEGE, MET A GOOD MY OWN PSYCHIATRY PRACTICE AND
GIRL, HAVE A JOB IN MY DEGREE’S FIELD, MARRYING THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN
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MARRIED, AND POSSIBLY HAVE A CHILD.
CHASE DEATON: PLAYING HALO 7 IN SHIANNA LITTLE: I HOPE TO BE HAPPILY
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WORKING IN A CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OR
BEING A CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATOR.
I HAVE FOUND THE RIGHT MAN FOR
ME! I WOULD ALSO LOVE TO HAVE
CHILDREN: A BOY NAMED KYSON TYLER
OR ADRIENE LUKE/AND A GIRL NAMED
CHLOE DESSAVARRAH OR SHEYA
AERIES.
COREY ROOD: UM IN LAS VEGAS
COOKING.
ALEX SHELTON: POSSIBLY A HIGHRANKING OFFICER IN THE AIR FORCE,
OR WORKING AS A PHYSICAL THERAPIST.
ALSO HAVE A WIFE AND KIDS.
KASSIDY SHOEMAKER: I EXPECT TO
BE LIVING SOMEWHERE IN ILLINOIS AND
BEING A SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER.
I ALSO EXPECT TO BE MARRIED TO
BENJAMIN YATES AND HAVE A CHILD.
CLAYTON STEVENS: I PLAN TO STILL
BE IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS WORKING
IF
SHARROL NORTON: I PLAN TO GO TO AS A LINEMAN FOR ONE OF THE LOCAL
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May 2009
Class of 2009: What is your Favorite Memory from VHS?
John Alford: I’ll always remember
digging through the cafeteria’s
garbage looking for Chasity’s
necklace.
Paige Alford: My favorite memory
was when Mr. Giffin was in the
teacher lip sync and was acting like
Justin Timberlake.
Amy Alsip: My trip to London
and Paris this year with the VHS
Globetrotter holds many fun
and exciting memories. Also,
participating in the school play
“Guys and Dolls” was a lot of fun and
a good bonding experience with
friends.
Ashton Barger:
My favorite
memory would be the Nursing and
Anatomy trip to the Cadaver Lab.
Allsion Bean: My sophomore
year during boys’ basketball.
Especially the sectional games at
McLeansboro.
Shanelle Beasley: The time I
was in Cara’s homecoming skit
and had to be a flower child that
did an interpretive dance. It was
embarrassing then, but now it just
makes me laugh!
Benny Bessette:
When Cory
Belsher beat up Chris Nichols.
Winter Choinski: Being involved
with all the activities here at VHS.
Patrick Daum: I’d have to say the
times when Ethan, Mel, Cody, and
I went to Casey’s and made videos
on my flip on the way to the gas
station for lunch.
Chase Deaton: Probably every
homecoming week.
Josh Dippie: There are so many
that I could not choose just one, but
the lip syncs come to mind.
Sean Fitzgerald: When Zach Elliot
ran into the bleachers during the
dizzy bat competition.
Bryce Ford: When I was in JILG with
Jon Goodman, Ted Craig, Julieann
Vancleve, and Devon Morris.
Josh Ford: There are so many good
memories; it is hard to choose just
one. If I had to, it would probably
be either when Zach Elliot did the
dizzy bat or when the teachers had
their lip-sync.
Jon Goodman: It would have to
be when I helped the sophomores
beat the teachers in the tug-ofwar.
Adam Haney: Freshman year,
sitting at the lunch table at noon
with Ted Craig, Sierra Saunders,
Andrea Stepter, & some others,
Ted was playing with unopened
chocolate milk and squeezed too
hard. It shot probably 4 feet in the
air and landed all over Sierra &
Andrea. Sierra had on a brand new
white shirt.
Desiree Hill: The Red Sea. That’s
all I’m gonna say. And slipping on
the ice in the lower parking lot. My
pants were soaked!
Bobby Hoffmann: Definitelywhen
Zach Elliot ran into the bleachers
during the dizzy bat race.
Daniel Kerley:
My favorite
memory is when Ted tried to do a
toe touch and ripped his pants.
Shianna Little: There are so many
to choose from but I would have
to say one of my favorites was
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James Metzler: The first time the
VHS tennis team won a match.
Michelle Akins: Either when Zach
Elliot ran into the bleachers, or
watching 13 boys dress like Dolly
Parton and dance to “9-5.”
Katie Mitchell: In Cara Otte’s
homecoming skit when Shanelle
Beasley came out as that tree
hugger chick. It was funny. I could
not stop laughing for anything.
Sharrol Norton: I loved my
sophomore year when I was a
part if Vienna Idol. It was a great
experience.
Cara Otte: I would have to say my
homecoming skit. I had some of
my best friends making a fool of
themselves in front of the school.
That was awesome of them and
hilarious to watch.
Jessica Pender: I have a lot,
actually. I remembered Zach Elliot
participating in Homecoming week
and running into the bleachers
repeatedly. I also remember Cara
Otte becoming “One-eyed Otte”
Ashton Rambo-Sharp:
My
favorite VHS memory is probably
the first time I got a detention. I
was in Mr. Fairless’s room and a
couple of boys were sitting in the
front row shooting spit balls behind
them. Mr. Fairless like flipped out
on them. FREAKING HILARIOUS!
Another one might be the night on
the metro with all of my friends in
London when we met a burlesque
dancer that was hitting on Rebecca
Johnson by telling us she had a nice
butt! Then she told us the phrases:
“You’re doin’ my head in...” and
“Minging!”
Corey Rood: The day I met my
girlfriend Kassey McDonald
Alex Shelton: I love track. Every
time I get to compete, the whole
world falls away and my race is all
that matters.
Kassidy Shoemaker: To be honest
my favorite memory was this year’s
prom and after prom. It was so fun,
and seeing Ben Yates get a bloody
nose on the blow up obstacle course
was so funny.
Clayton Stevens: Homecoming
week, my freshman year, when
Zach Elliot fell into the bleachers
during the dizzy bat competition.
Reagan Summers: I will always
remember
my
sophomore
year when the boys basketball
team made it to sectionals in
McLeansboro. I’ve never seen so
many students with so much
school spirit.
Will Thomas: There are so many
that it’s hard to pick. All four
homecoming weeks were very
memorable, but my favorite was
this homecoming week during
Andrea’s skit when Ashley Schultz
came out as a nerd and laughed
hysterically which made me laugh
really hard.
Hilary Wright: Definitely lunch.
Sitting at the table with the boys
and talking about everything under
the sun. Also being involved with
tech team. There were so many
unforgettable moments.
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Class of 2009: Who has influenced you the most during your time at VHS?
Jonathan Alford: Charlotte Dixon has Patrick Daum: I’d have to say there were
inluenced me the most. She taught me to many. Mrs. Bradley helped me realize my
work hard.
ability to write, Ms. Will-Henn helped a lot
with more than just math and science, and
Paige Alford: The people who have inluenced Mr. Jones and Mr. Gifin because they are
me the most at VHS would deinitely my best both awesome guys who help students by
friends. They are always there for me and I being good role models, especially to those
love them to death!
without fathers.
Amy Alsip: Mrs. May has been the most
inluential person for me while at VHS. She
introduced me to the world of accounting
and helped me decide what to do with the
rest of my life. I am very thankful that I had
her as a teacher, and her advice has been
very beneicial.
Chase Deaton: Mr. Rude with all that history
and old music. I learned alot about it.
Cory Belsher: Mrs. Palmer, she taught me
that I wasn’t a cool kid, so stop trying and
to mellow out and get my head in the books.
I want to thank her so much for everything
she has done for me.
Adam Haney: Mr. Hook & Mr. Rude; good
organized, old-fashioned teachers. I have
also learned an incredible amount from Mr.
Fairless, but I can’t give him the organized
part. LOL.
Sean Fitzgerald: Mr. Palmer, he has helped
me mature over the years and become a
better person and less stupid.
Josh Ford: My friends because they were
Allison Bean: Mrs. Reichert; I have developed always there when I needed them to be, and
a life-long friendship with her throughout they will always be there in the future for
my years at VHS, not only because I am in me.
her nursing class, but also because she has Jon Goodman: Mr. Gifin and Mr. Newbold.
been there for me whenever I needed her.
Mr. Gifin taught me that school does not
have to be boring and he got me interested
Shanelle Beasley: Mr. Hight, he knows how in science. Mr. Newbold made me believe
to joke around and have fun, but when you that I always have options available to me
really need some guidance he can be your and I do not have to settle for anything I do
best friend and tell you what’s right and not like. He also told me I can be anything I
wrong.
want to be.
Benny Bessette: My coach Cory Waters. He Desiree Hill: Mr. Harner, not only because
taught me to work hard and give everything he is the best principle, but because he has
you got and good things will come.
told me many times to get to school on time
and he truly cares about me graduating.
Winter Choinski: Ms. Guest, because she
helped me to become more outgoing.
Bobby Hoffmann: My baseball coaches
Coach Palmer and Coach Hill. They have
made me a better person, taught me to
better respect people and I’ve had many
great times with them. They have been
family to me and helped when I needed a
hand. This includes Bob Murley who has also
“put ire in my rear.”
has been a great friend.
Jessica Pender: The one teacher from VHS
I will always remember would most likely
be Mr. Hight. He is the type of teacher that
doesn’t only teach you book work but also
supplies you with life lessons you will soon
Shianna Little: My family and friends. They be faced with.
have faith in me and are always pushing me
to do my best.
Ashton Rambo-Sharp: Mrs. Krueter
because she always made me keep my
Trevis McGill: Probably Mr. Jones with his head up when I was feeling bad or having a
amazing outlook on life and how he believes terrible day, and because she was a great
in every person he has in his class. Thank friend! And also, Mr. Palmer because he
you Mr. Jones for helping me to have an showed me its NEVER okay to be a slacker
optimistic view on life and that the world is in life!
as good as we make it. Because of you Mr.
Jones, the world is a better place. You have Corey Rood: Mr. Jones and Mrs. H. because
made a difference in my life.
they rock.
James Metzler: Tyler Leeds and Alex
Shelton, they were one of us, we all hung Kassidy Shoemaker: The teacher that has
out together and they helped out with any inluenced me the most is Mrs. Bradley.
She has only been here for one year but
problems I had.
she has the biggest heart I know and is so
Michelle Akins: There have been several. understanding. Also she realizes that we are
Michelle Goins who is always there when I’m young adults and we deserve to be treated
having a bad day, she’s the one I talk to. Mr. as if we are. She will deinitely be a roleNewbold, who was able to come to school model for me when I go into teaching in the
and make band and choir fun again, and Mrs. future.
Bradley who is someone who will tell you like
it is, she won’t lie just so you hear what you Reagan Summers: Mrs. Reichert; She
want to hear.
taught me how to love and have passion for
Katie Mitchell: Mrs. Reichert has deinitely what I do.
inluenced me the most. She is one of the
most caring people I know. She taught me Will Thomas: My family and friends have
to just hold my head high through the tough inluenced me by always supporting me in
times and that you don’t have to be perfect. everything I do. Also, to Mrs. Reichert for
helping me decide the best decisions to
Sharrol Norton: Ms. Bradley has been my make to have a great life in the years to
inspiration. She has showed me life can be come.
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Class of 2009: Senior Wills
I, John Alford, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following:
Yugioh cards to CJ McKenzie,
Pokemon cards to Chris McKenzie,
my school job to Chasity Schultz, my
dancing moves to Mrs. Loyd.
I, Paige Alford, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following:
I will Cassandra Martin the ability
to kick Mr. Palmer’s butt during
yearbook. I will Aaron Myers to never
ever get rid of the “Jesus hot tub” and
to better your wrestling skills. Even
though you will never be as good as
me haha. I will Sammi Morrisette the
ability to be confident in her singing
and to sneak out early for lunch with
out getting caught. (not that I have ever
done that or anything lol) To Cassie
and Aaron, if I ever die, which chances
are I will someday lol, I will you guys
my snake, Thor, and my baby raccoon,
Bandit and to never let them loose in
their cars, because sometimes they get
lost and die (R.I.P Larz) LOL but its
really not funny… I also will Cassie
Martin, Aaron Myers, and Sammi
Morrisette the ability to be as totally
sick nasty as me. Lol jk..but seriously.
And I also pass down to them my title
as senior favorites worst drivers and to
always remember to walk on floating
grass, grow beaver teeth to build your
own house, and whenever you see a
computer with eyeballs, poke them
out! (inside jokes)
I, Amy Alsip, being of sound mind and
body, bequeath the following. To Dashia
Wathen, aka “Frenchtoast”, I will the
ability to race out of a hotel in five minutes.
Also to Dashia, I leave the Turkish delights
from “Nernia” ha ha… remember they are
not Swedish Delights. To Ethan McGinnis,
I leave my Twilight Saga and all the
knowledge the accompanies it… maybe
you’ll start to read better books ha ha. Also
to Ethan, I will my amazing lumberjack
shirt that you always make fun of and my
texting speed. To Aaron Meyers, I will the
starbucks cup that I yanked away from you
at Canterbury and front row seats to Moulin
Rouge. (that story will never get old!) To
Cody Hosfeldt, my awesome fooseball
skills…remember it’s all in the wrist. To
Mindy Batson, my organizational skills in
Spanish class, I hope they’re useful in the
future. To Bree Dunn, the native American
artifact at the museum that “somehow” got
moved ha ha. To Paige Langston, the cool
headset that I got to wear during the last
performance of “Guys and Dolls”. To Mrs.
May, my first place trophy for Accounting
II that I won at the business skills
competition,,, thanks for helping me earn
it. To any friends that I forgot to mention,
remember to enjoy high school and don’t
let anything get in the way of living life
and pursuing your dreams. Remember to
take everything in and don’t hold back
when it comes to experiencing life.
I, Ashton Barger, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following. The
number 3 to Maggie Bradley. May the
power of the #3 be with you. LOL. Now,
Kelsi Ingle, my dear friend, number 2, I
give you the ability to stay out of trouble
and my hard core volley tennis skills OH
YA! Heather Nance gets the amazing
spaghetti arms, which is a must when one
plays volley tennis. Haley Hand I leave
you the power to watch over our friends
number 3 and 2, you better keep them in
line. Chase Taylor you get the ability to
make everyone laugh and to make our
PE class the best PE class ever. Ryan
Brown you get the ability to make Mrs.
Sherwood’s day so much brighter. LOL.
I, Allison Bean, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following. To
Kiley Everett, I will you my Nike tennis
shoes, my purple purse, and my basketball
number. To Emily Horn, the Rooty Tooty
Fresh and Fruity meal at Denny’s and
“Virgin” strawberry daiquiris. To Jason
Sullivan: All the Celtic music in the world.
To Trey Foster and Markus Stram, I leave
my head nods in the hallway. To Brandon
Tanner and Drake Sanders I leave my
awesome driving skills; sorry guys. Also
to Brandon, my sparrows (aka Sperrys).
Drake Sanders, I leave you the ability to
flip Oreos into your mouth. To Clayton
Smith I give you my love! To Hannah
McGinnis I give you the ability to continue
making fun of Markus and his tractors. To
Dashia Marr, the ability to avoid class if at
all possible. I will Drew Walsh my love
for Harry Potter and Expecto Patronum!
Kelsey Harper, I will you my jeep and all
my “first” driving experiences you shared
with me. I also will you the strawberry
air freshener; R.I.P. and the extremely
uncomfortable donkey rides in Greece and
the ability to “accidentally” break wall
lamps in Rome. I also will you my spot in
the 3-Point Shootout. To the Lady Eagles
basketball team, have fun for the rest of
your years at VHS, the time flies and it ends
too soon. Respect your coaches and each
other, but always remember to have fun.
To Mrs. Palmer, I will you Kelsey Harper
and I hope she can be as good as me. I
also hope you can find a new bag lady. To
Mrs. Reichert, I will you the ability to find
a new assistant with more capabilities than
me. I also will you a student to continue
making inappropriate comments while at
the nursing home.
I, Shanelle Beasley, being of sound
mind and body, bequeath the following.
My hardcore dancing skills to Clarissa
Court, my blonde personality to Sammi
Morissette, my compassion to Ryan
Meyers, my big pretty eyes and my desire
to care to Cassie Martin, my guitar hero
skills to Ben Rouse, you and your texting
made me laugh so much this year lol, my
charming smile to Aaron Myers, when
I’m sad all you have to do is smile and
I feel better, my Christianity to Dakota
VanCleve, remember to always keep God
first priority, my laziness to Ben Yates
haha, my awesome car to Breanna Dunn,
my ability to act crazy to Kari Robertson,
my love to rock out and dance to Bryce
Vaughn, remember all the good times
sitting in my car singing with the radio lol,
my attitude to Kayla Elms, my sock power
to Jake McCabe lol, and my enthusiasm to
Kate and Hayleigh Mullins.
I, Cory Belsher, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following: First
and foremost, I want to start out willing
the all-star on the boys basketball team
Clayton Wright. I will you the way to
speak Chinese on the bus to get Thomas’
attention, the ability to fling the basketball
up and somehow go in just like me, but
thanks man you made me laugh more than
anyone I ever met. Next, I want to will
Andrew and Ehren Kirby (aka Brown and
Blonde Kirby) the way to not go up the
middle, don’t do that NBA stuff or that
hoop d hoop stuff. HAHA, Have fun guys,
you are going to kill. To Taylor Hoffmann,
I will you the Ole Miss Pride lol and all 20
Ole Miss Shirts I have, I’ll see you there
in a couple years. Trae Foster, I will you
the ability to hit on ANY GIRL and keep
a straight face, and the ability to flirt with
all the older married women subs, and to
make them blush. Dylan Kramp, I give
you the deuces man, wear those numbers
proud. Drop 20 a game, man. Oh, I almost
forgot, I also will Taylor Hoffmann the
ability to tell everyone she sees God Bless
You! Sam Daum, I give you the ability to
sing slow jams, and have little convos in
Spanish, also my tan because I know your
white tail needs one and also the ability
to bust out a dance during the pledge. To
my little sister Alexis, congratulations
you’re now the family taxi! Haha, also
to be outspoken like me and not care
what anyone says or thinks. Also, those
Friday nights “I was staying at Grandmas”
just have fun, high school goes by fast,
and remember I am only 4 hours away,
that’s not that long of a drive to come and
check on you. To my cuz Kiley Everett,
the ability to stand up for yourself and
to deal with grandma, I’m going to miss
you a lot!! Ed Blanco, I will you all the
answers in Spanish II because I know you
struggled in Spanish! To Dashia Marr, I
give you the ability to just dance anywhere
and everywhere without any music , and to
be even louder and to make sure when you
walk in a room people know you’re there
and also my senioritis, and just have fun
and kill in volleyball, my Volleyball Diva.
Ashley Schultz, I will you the ability to
throw change at the McDonalds workers,
then the ability to juke at Lewis park haha!
You’ve made high school great!! Cassie
Martin, I will you my long text messages,
my bowling shoes that we got from the
bowling alley, and also our inside jokes
that we laugh at and only us. Good luck in
everything you do! Walk the walk! Oh and
my dance skills since you will need them
next year and I didn’t forget about you
Sammi Morrisette, I will you the ability to
out sing above everyone at Eagle House,
and even if your voice cracks keep singing
lol… But last but not least.. TO ALL THE
SINGLE LADIES, I will you my phone
number 618-771-7590. HAHA
I, Benny Bessette, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following: I will
Brandon Tanner my dunking ability. I will
Christian Gonzales my basketball skills.
I will Trey Foster my blocking skills. I
will Kyle Bowman not to be such a baby
during practice. I will Andrew and Ehren
Kirby my height.
I, Caroline Bremer, being of sound mind
Ethan McGinnis aka Smokey, Melanie
Oliver, and Christina Faith, I will you my
insane soil judging and verbal presentation
skills for your next envirothon. I will you
long talks and lots of laughs at Allerton
Park and the ability to look beyond
the stereotypes and develop awesome
friendships. Remember, it doesn’t matter
if you tie for dead last as long as you get
the team spirit award! To Kayla Loyd, I
will you my outspokenness and the ability
to always be right. How do we do it,
honestly? To Laetyn, I will you my naivety
on inappropriate topic lingo. Thank you
for all of your graphic explanations. To
Emily Horn, I will my Spanish speaking
skills. Also, I will you my perseverance to
keep going and my respect; you are one of
my heroes. To Kyle Loyd, I will you my
self-drive. You’ve got all the potential,
so embrace it! I also will you one of my
favorite quotes: “Your talents are God’s
gift to you. What you do with these talents
is your gift to God.” To Marissa Martinez,
I will you clarification to all the times you
laugh when you have no clue what the
joke means. I completely understand, and
I think it makes us happier people! To
Drew Walsh, I will you Access VHS and
Voice of the Eagles, because of your vocal
quality. I will you my professionalism,
because if you become Voice of the Eagles,
you will need it. To Jacob Lane, I also will
you Access VHS, my goat joke, and a bar
of soap. (The joke since you liked the joke
so much and the soap for your mouth.) To
Trae Foster, I will you my love for Jesus
and my respect for other people including
your relationships. Thanks for always
making me laugh! To Ehren and Andrew
Kirby, I will you my FFA membership,
because you should have joined in the first
place. To Clayton Smith, I will you my
maturity as you face your future. I know
you know this, but don’t beat yourself up
over choices that other people don’t get.
There is life after high school. To Shane
Carlton, I will you my dirty dancing skills
that you can use as you pimp all the ladies
at the Beta Club Conventions. I will you all
my hugs as well, because you are so sweet!
Most of all, I will you answers to all of your
8 million redundant questions. To Laura,
my sister, I know you won’t be at VHS
next year, but I will you my discernment
and self confidence. Discernment is for all
of your tough choices in high school, and
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Jason Sullivan, I will you purpose. Live for
Christ wherever you are and keep coloring
pictures of life, I will you my belief to live
boldly as an authentic leader: leadership
isn’t determined by the size of your mouth
(like me sometimes) but by how you live
your life. Lead by example. I will you my
endurance and skin like leather, because
life can be hard as we both know. Finally,
I will you my heart, gratitude, and best
friendship, because you make me better. To
the VHS School Board and Administration,
I will my common decency, honesty, and
leadership. To the VHS teachers, I will
you my gratitude. Thank you for your
cooperation and support in my various
endeavors. Thank you for your friendship
and preparing me for life; because of you,
I will not be “significantly disadvantaged.”
To all future leaders in the student body, I
will you one of my favorite quotes: “All
that is necessary for evil to triumph is for
good men to do nothing.”
I, Winter Choinski, being of
sound mind and body, bequeath the
following: To Elizabeth aka Nugget
I will my music taste. To Cody I
give the ability to watch Watchman
without giggling. To Christina Faith
the ability to survive another math
class and my card playing skills. To
Daisha my shirt that I wore to Ludo,
hopfully it will get you back stage. To
Ethan McGinnis I will my cow print
purse so you can pet it whenever you
want. To Eddie aka Fez Botello I will
the ability to put your own hair gel
in your hair. To anyone who I didn’t
mention I will the ability to make your
high school years the most amazing
time of your life.
I, Patrick Daum, being of sound mind
Ethan McGinnis, I will the “Spirit of
Daumination” so that you can finally
answer all of the Scholar Bowl questions
right. I also will you the ability to be
surrounded by random girls at the gas
stations. To Mells Oliver, I will my ability
to make people laugh, even at stupid stuff
like the serenade I received in Cape, I also
will my Kroger card, gets you cheap gas!
To Cody, I will you the ability to forget
things even more often, like when you
let me borrow BioShock and I still forgot
to play it. I also will you the ability to
head bang every song, even at the Ludo
concert. To Bobby Tanner, I will you the
ability to enjoy everything, even the small
things, and a vast knowledge of music in
almost every style. To Nick Mott, the
ability to assist Mr. Jones because it is the
best one you can get, trust me! To all the
underclassmen, I will you the ability to
enjoy this place while it lasts and not be in
a rush to get out, it will be over before you
even notice.
I, Chase Deaton, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following: First I
would like to leave my golf skills to Zack
Akins. I will Drew Walsh my video game
skills so after I leave he will truly be the
best. I will my intramural volleyball skills
to Clayton Smith so he can make it to the
championship game without me. To Drake
Sanders I leave my sense of style. I leave
my love for Duke to Marcus Stram. To
Ehren Kirby I leave my personality and
ability to be outgoing. To Trae Foster I
will the ability to make fun of every one
of your friends. To Colten, I leave my life
because you saved it. Last but not least, to
Drew Kirby I leave all my skills I have left
and that’s a lot of skills.
I, Joshua Dippie, being of sound mind and
body, bequeath the following. To Ethan
McGinnis, I will you the ability to get a
32 on the ACT… for all it’s worth, and the
ability to be completely oblivious to your
surroundings and yet still come up with
the right answer. To Cody Hosfeldt, I will
the ability to guess on WYSE tests and still
place. To any who would dare take up the
mantle of Tech Team member, the ability
to walk over to a computer and fix it in
under 30 seconds. To all DQ workers, I
will the ability to be so good you are forced
to do extra work. To all who would dare,
I will my ability to take pre-calculus up to
three times for survival benefits.
I, Sean Fitzgerald, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following: All
of my athletic ability, school spirit, lipsyncing, and dancing skills to my sister,
Kelly Fitzgerald. The ability to quote any
movie, at any time, to Bryan West. Markus
Stram, I give you all of my Duke apparel
and loyalty to the team. To Drew Kirby,
I will you my size, strength, and fielding
abilities. Ehren Kirby, my outgoing
personality so you’ll stop being so shy and
sneaky! I give all of my Halo skills to Trae
Foster because we all know that I carry you
in every game. To Drake Sanders, I give
you my 3 point shootout awesomeness. I
will all of my unusable football skills to
Colten Krelo. To Cassandra Martin, my
taste in music ‘cause I know you need it
and the ability to carry on my love for
Peyton Manning.
I, Bryce Ford, being of sound mind and
body, bequeath the following: Aaron
Ford my sense of humor cause you need
it, Derek Flannigan my fitness secrets,
Eduardo Blanco my seat at the lunch table,
Kaleb Nance I give you my mad ninja
skills to defeat all evil, Mindy Batson my
happiness cause you need it buddy, Katie
Morris my spot for Mrs. Hunter’s assistant.
Fred I give you my P.E. shorts, Josh Dunn
my great attendance record because you’re
never here, Jessica Ford I give you my
kidney the bad one sorry, and to Candice
Hill, I will you my love.
I, Josh Ford, being of sound mind and
body, bequeath the following: There are
so many people that I want to will, I’m
sorry if I leave anybody out. I guess I
will start out by willing Jason Sullivan
my dance moves… Man ever since grade
school I’ve been showing you how it’s
done; now it’s your turn. Next, I will Drew
Walsh my Halo 3 skills; man you’re going
to need them. I will Trae Foster my most
important one of all, my fouling skills;
use these very wisely and be very sneaky
because you only have five chances to
get in the other team’s head. Next I will
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my “BEST DRESSED” abilities. I will
Kyle Bowman the ability to stop sucking
up; you’re one of the older people now
man. I will Cody Hosfeldt all of my Star
Wars knowledge. I will Austin Lei the
ability to stay cool on the golf course…
Keep with it man, you’ll play all your
life. I will Drake Sanders my ability to not
ever get hurt. Man, sorry about the arm,
to this day I promise it was an accident.
Last is Colten Krelo. Man, I will you my
Dynasty Warrior skills, good times man.
I also will my workout routine to Colt; it
really works man, just look at me! If you
noticed there are no girls in my will, that’s
because I’ll be around for at least a couple
more years to flirt with you. If I need to
will you girls anything, then I will just tell
you personally.
I, Jon Goodman, being of sound mind
my brother Josh, I leave you the ability to
survive Chesey Racy and Jazmine Henry.
To Thomas Horn, I leave you some rhythm
and the courage to play the bass guitar
without listening to me to know where
you are. To Greg Brookes, I will you the
responsibility of keeping the school bus in
line. To Kaleb and Mendy, I will you our
lunch table and the ability to keep it from
getting overrun. To Mr. Newbold I will
you the ability to find a rocking low brass
section that is as awesome as we were.
I, Adam Haney, being of sound mind and
body, bequeath the following. To Jonathan
Gearing, the ability to sell the most BBQ
this fall; To Ethan Haney, the ability to
tuck your shirt in; To Daniel Webb, the
ability to comb your hair; to Kaliegh Grant,
a good parking spot when you FINALLY
get a car; and last, but definitely not least,
to Mr. Rude, Mr. Harner, and Mrs. Bradley
the ability to vote Republican.
I, Desiree Hill, being of sound and body,
bequeath the following. To Candice Hill,
I will my ability to park in two parking
places in the upper parking lot. To Jessica
Ford, I will my sense of humor. To Amber
Wagner, my smile and my ability to act
gangster. To Deanna Morris, I will my
good looks and way of getting attention
from the guys. To Kirsten Trambley, my
ability to be late for English class and also
my good looks. To Jennifer Williams, I
will my loud mouth and the way I can keep
a conversation going. To Kaylee Knight, I
will my crazy sense of style. To Brandon
Blair, I will my collection of sweet tea
cups in my locker, the way I look at people
when I’m mad, and last, my sneaky ways.
To Cassie Martin, the way I can make up
excuses when I’m late for class, my smiles,
and my brains. To Sara Smith, I will my
bathroom stall. To Kyle Bowman, I will
my sneaky ways and how I can always text
in class without a teacher seeing me. To
Dillon Hall and Tyler Langly, I will my
ability to wink. To whoever wants them,
my great picture taking skills. To Angel
McKenzie, I will my homework skills and
my beauty supply of clothes and make up
in my locker. Farewell to all my wonderful
friends who have stuck by me when no one
else would. I love you and stay in school.
Peace out.
I, Bobby Hoffmann, being of sound mind
Shane Carlton, hopefully a new car. Zach
Hynes, my seat in Jake’s truck. Drake
Sanders, all of my knowledge about the
game of baseball. Sulli, concentration
on the baseball. Boner, some respect
and MANNERS. Mattox, slow down
on Indian Point and take care of your
truck. The Kirby sisters: Ehren, my lefthanded batting skills; Drew, the ability to
find something funny about everybody,
especially when you’re with Ehren and
Boner. Josh Loyd, “Mini” horse. Jacob
McGill, all my blazing speed. Kyle Loyd,
Beta Club President. Brandon Tanner,
the outfield, flyballs, and some chill pills
during those bad times. Jacob Ross and
Jonathon Gearing, all the bullets you need
to destroy pretty much anything. Nathan
Hiatt, my good looks… Buddy you need
them the most. Jose Botello, the chainsaw.
Bryan West, turkey hunting skills. Trevor
Moore, a napkin to keep your face clean.
My sister, my overall strength and
KNOWLEDGE (God gave her the looks
and me the brains!). Hayleigh Mullins, my
seat in Jon’s truck and a muffler. Fairless,
all I have to say is Carmi Trap Shoot. GUnit, everything that walks through my
yard, but not what you said. D. Hill and
Palmer, more of a thanks for everything
you have done for me. You guys are like
family.
I, Daniel Kerley, being of sound mind
and body bequeath the following. To
Owen Webb, Dakota VanCleve, and Will
Cook, the ability to run a mile under five
minutes. To Jacob McGill, my senioritis,
even though he’s not yet a senior. To
Sammi Morrisette and Cassie Martin, the
Kool Korner in Mrs. Clayton’s room. To
Drew Walsh, my ability to dress Jewish.
To Trae Foster, the ability to act cool at
the school dances. To Dylan Kramp, the
nickname “DK”. To Ethan McGinnis,
the ability to look smoking hot in skinny
jeans. To Ben Yates, a boat ride for three.
To Drake Sanders, my Beta black dress.
To Joe Meyers, the ability to catch the
wiffle-ball. To Evan Betts, the cool locker
room. To Anthony Pennington, my ability
to worship full heartedly. To Ms. Hunter,
the poster of Jack Black taped over the
poster of Paul Revere.
I, Makenzie Kirby, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following. To my
brothers, Ehren and Andrew, the ability
to get along with all the teachers and
to always remember to laugh at all their
jokes even if they are not worth laughing
at. Also, I will you the ability to get to
school on time without me the next two
years. I sure will miss our lovely rides
together. Who are you going to borrow
money from mow? Enjoy your next two
years here without me and make the most
of it because it goes by fast! I love you
guys! To my other brother Clayton Smith,
I will you my job at the concession stand
because you are a pro and make the best
popcorn ever! Also, keep your sense of
humor going! You could always make me
smile when the boys didn’t and helped me
out when I had my sisterly concerns haha!
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Office Located in Courthouse Annex
Business
658-8010
Residence
658-2605
Fax
658-4209
Have a safe and prosperous year!
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To Trae Foster, my orange Nike tennis
shoes and pink sunglasses. You looked
like a true stud every time you wore my
sunglasses and became so popular with
MY tennis shoes when you wore them
ha-ha! I also will you my ability to not
yell, jump around, and stick your legs out
the car window when people barely hit the
brakes or at least drive and the ability to
exit a car like a normal person instead of
doing flips haha. Jason Sullivan, I also
will you my pink sunglasses that you love
and my car (how did you get so many
compliments haha). I also will you my
awesome driving skills since you wish you
could drive like me! I wish you the best of
luck with everything and believe that you
could succeed at anything you put your
mind to! To Kyle Bowman, you have a
good head on your shoulders, so I will you
my ability to give 100% in everything you
do! And try to keep my brothers out of
trouble while I’m gone, it might be a tough
job but I think you can handle it. To Kayla
Loyd, I will you my St. Louis Cardinal
items so you can have a bigger collection
to share with Mrs. Palmer. PS) She loves
managers that love the Cardinals! I also
will you my basketball manager position
and your headband and t-shirt lol! To Mrs.
Beth Palmer, my ability to love Albert
Pujols and all the Cardinals! It’s really not
that hard Beth, plus I know deep down you
adore them (especially Albert)! I also will
you my ability to keep your “basketball/
bag” clean! Last but not least, to Mrs.
Clayton, I will you my ability to do your
laundry!
I, Shianna Little, being of sound mind
Kalli Lovelace, the ability to jam out to
that “certain” song every time she drives
to the ball park. To Ashley Shultz, to find
someone else’s hair to braid before every
ballgame. To Jessica Capron, I leave holy
rabbits to be with her always. To Kiley
Everett, the ability to know when someone
really isn’t making fun of her… haha. I
also leave her my black fingernail polish.
To Ayla McKinney, I leave my mad
checking skills at the wonderful IGA. To
Krystal Mullins, I leave you NERDS, for
all the times they just make us feel better.
To her I also will the ability to find info
on myspace.. lol.. she knows what I am
talking about. To Dashia Marr, my mad
volley tennis skills to go along with her
own as well as the ability to not argue with
every play. And finally, to Jacob Lane, I
leave you great success and great times in
your upcoming years at VHS. I hope you
enjoy it.
I, Trevis McGill, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following. I leave
my last name to Jacob McGill. To Jessica
Capron, I leave my condo in Rivendale as
well as use of my Elven possessions there
in. To Jason Sullivan, My Jason, I leave
all my love to you. Sorry Caroline.
I, James Metzler, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following: To
Ethan McGinnis, I leave the tennis team.
To Lance Duer I leave my world famous
massage giving abilities. And to Brayden
Leeds, I leave my awesome social skills
and the ability to throw awesome parties.
I, Michelle Akins, being of sound mind and
body bequeath the following. To Christina
Nelson, I give you my “mojo” and the
secret to success. Enrique P. I give you the
ability to make Newbold laugh when he’s
in a bad mood. To Christina Faith I leave
you with my ability to make it through
speech without killing anybody and being
able to make it through math without
killing yourself. lol To Aaron Hale, Bryce
Vaughn, Ryan Howard, and Anna Allen I
leave you guys my talking and socializing
characteristics in band. I leave all my
corny jokes and all the old band traditions
to Ethan McGinnis (Keep them going...
1,2,3. Yay, ra,razzle,frazzle,razzle,frazzle.
) I leave my ability to show emotion to Mr.
Newbold so maybe kids won’t be scared
anymore. I leave my candy and gum
stash to Garrett Mattox and Joe Myers
(for speech) lol To Bobby Tanner, Austin
Baine, and Eli Brown I leave my awesome
driving skills (so you can drive yourselves
to school) lol ha ha. Also, to Mr. Newbold
I leave you my piano skills, so that you
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notes. lol Last to my bubby Zack Akins,
I leave you the power to wake up anyone
who falls asleep in band with the symbols,
and my ability to tell random and pointless
stories in Mrs. Sherwood’s class.
all of you, every friend I have made this
year means the world to me. You guys will
be in my heart forever. I’ve never known
greater friends than you all. Please don’t
cry when I leave, I will still see you guys,
I promise.
I, Katie Mitchell, being of sound mind
Cassie Martin, I will my dance moves
and technique. I also will her the ability
to remain strong throughout the rest of
high school. To Kari Robinson, I will the
ability to go all out with her dance moves
and stop doing the little baby moves. I
also will her the ability to come out of her
shell. To Laetyn Field, I will the ability to
be a great captain, my fun personality, and
some larger shouts for dance practice lol.
To Kayla Elms, I will my personality for
helping others and the ability to be a leader
when the time comes. To Aaron Meyers,
I will the ability to not care what others
think and to be yourself. I also will Aaron
the opportunity to take me mudding for
the first time lol. To Ryan Meyers, I will
my very laid back personality and and my
ability to not worry and not be so nervous.
To Kyle Bowman, I will the ability to find
a great girl lol. To the new VHS dance
team, I will my ability to not feel stupid
while dancing and to go all out with their
dance moves. I also will them my ability
to always have a smile on my face at dance
practices.
I, Cara Otte, being of sound mind and
body, bequeath the following. To all future
VHS Dancers, my awesome dance skills.
To all the flutists in band, my flute playing
skills. To Kate Mullins, the physics stone.
To Hayleigh Mullins, the ability to do
something clumsy and laugh at yourself.
To Kiley, the ability to make a heart with
two hands (I apple you!). To Christina
Faith, my music note earrings. To Bree
Dunn, the ability to not touch anything in
a museum. To Cody McChicken, some
of my “smartness”. To Clarissa Court, a
liscense plate with A25 on it for when you
actually turn sixteen… and a “Monster”
for your cupholder. I will Dashia Wathen,
the ability to do solfege in choir. And for
all you underclassmen, remember to have
as much fun as possible. You will be a
senior before you know it!
I, Sharrol Norton, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following: To
Kacey Conner I leave my great smile.
To Brittney Dixon I leave my ability to
solve problems. I will my nursing skills to
Kayla Walker. To Brittney Barkley I will
my kind hearted abilities to put up with
drama. I will my ability to laugh at almost
everything to Austin Medley. I have
divided my love to the following: Gina
Johnson, Charlotte Dixon (our beautiful
cook), Jasmine Opedal and Melissa Maze.
To my younger Brother Dereck Flannigan
I will my great football throwing skills.
To Chasity Shultz and Tink I will my
ability to make friends. Finally, to anyone
I forgot, I will my friendship. I will miss
I, Jessica Pender, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following. To Sara
Jennings the ability to say “sorry” as many
times as she wants in volleyball and still
not have to follow the “Pender Rule.” To
Jenna Edwards, I will the ability to tolerate
the most annoying of things or people on
trips. Oh, and I guess I will her jogging
pants back to her. I will my ability to play
volleyball injures to Christa Evers. To
Kayla Loyd and Kate Mullins, I will the
ability to stay in a horrible class throughout
the year. I will my ability to forgive myself
in sports to Brooke Childress. To Brittany
Rice I will the ability to share “stories” to
special friends that should know all the
facts, and my ability to drive a manual. To
the volleyball team as a whole, I will the
ability to, no matter how hard I try to dodge
Lindsey while serving, I still manage to hit
her once. To the future students of VHS,
I will you my knowledge of this school!
Take as many classes with Mr. Hight as
you can, and take what D.Hill says lightly.
Get involved in school no matter what
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your niche is. Always wear “orange and
blue” to the basketball games, NOT
“black and gold.” Make friends with the
secretaries and lunch ladies. Finally, make
your four years here count because it’s
scary how fast the time flies. One day you
are at Freshman Orientation and the next
you are walking down the aisle in a cap
and gown ready to enter the real world!
I, Ashton Rambo-Sharp, being of sound
body and mind, bequeath the following.
To Aaron Myers, I will my kick-butt
dancing skills and the ability to always
get all my luggage at the airport and not
have to wait till 9 0’clock to pick it up and
the ability to not ever let people pull you
down in life. You are an amazing friend
and I will always love you to death, you
awesome prom date, lol! Peace Homie!
To Brandi Smithson, my bff always, I
leave my awesome school spirit and the
ability to annoy James on cue! To Sam
Warren, wife to be, I leave you my ever
changing style and the bananas that I
always give E.J. “monkey.” To Cain and
Chase Taylor, I will you my height, (the
little that I have!) To Ethan McGinnins,
I will my mad trumpet skills (if I had
any!) To Paige Langston “wanky” I will
my laugh. To Bree and Sara JAY I will
my captain skills and the ability to keep
the freshman in line, and the ability to get
injured 3 or more times in one season! To
Ashley Schultz, I will my running skills.
To Christa Evers, I will my huge, short
calves and all the muscle they may hold.
To the 4th block guitar class, I will my
slacker skills and the way I always manage
to never have a pencil and get away with
a three! Heck Yes! To Addie Trovillion,
I will the ability to keep Donald Craig in
line. To Donald Craig, I will the ability
to hug your brother everyday and survive
the squeezing! To Tyler Harner, I will a
Febreze can for Michelle’s office. To
Jenna Edwards, I will my directional
skills. To Mr. Newbold, I will the ability
to keep your job and write 50 sentences
without your hand falling off. To Dillon
Hall, I will my car and the ability to have
2 mustangs in your high school career. To
Clarissa Court, I will the ability to keep
*ahem* away from you and the ability to
not get rear-ended! And to the rest of the
school, I will my perkiness for class and
the ability to be at school on time.
I, Alex Shelton, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following: My
love for track to Brayden Leeds and my
brother, Ben Shelton. The ability to tell
jokes that actually make sense to Cassie
Martin. To be the high school IGA worker
to Ryan Meyers. To Sammi Morrisette,
the ability to go through one day making
sense in every conversation. My Talon
skills will fall on the Talon Class of 2010.
My tuner car knowledge to Ryan Meyers,
because deep down inside he knows tuner
beats muscle! Lol. If we ever get a tennis
team again my skills go to Brayden Leeds.
Anything that I forget to will is up for
grabs. First come first serve.
I, Kassidy Shoemaker, being of sound
mind and body, bequeath the following.
My few Volcom shirts will go to Bryce
Vaughn, my semi scrunchy hair to Hannah
Little, the landlord video to Tyler Hirsch,
my catcher’s helmet and catching abilities
to Jenna Edwards, my awesome Myspace
comment abilities to Jessica Capron,
my punching skills to Sara Jennings, my
white Nike Shox to Taylor Hoffman (We
Match!!), my sewer rabbit cat art and Meaty
drawing to Mr. Palmer, my volley tennis
spike to Bree Dunn and Sara Jennings, my
procrastinating skills to Benjamin Yates,
as if he would need it haha. I also will
lots of candy to Mrs. Bradley, long talks
on the bus with Dashia Marr to Dashia
Marr, the ability to be sexy beasts to Dylan
Kramp and Colten Krelo, all the Icy Hot
that I stole from Hannah McGinnis back to
Hannah McGinnis, skanky cut off t-shirts
to Emily Horn, (we know your mom hates
them haha), the ability to be nice for once
in his life to David Hill, the ability to get
the last word in to Mr. Rude (you need
practice!), the stinky socks in the bottom
of my ball bag to Erica Evers, the ability to
ask everyone if they are in a bad mood to
Mrs. Clayton, my ability to stand up to Mr.
Palmer when he is being mean to Christina
Faith.
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I, Clayton Stevens, being of sound mind
and body, bequeath the following. My
ability to dominate in Halo 3 to Dylan
Latham and Dylan Meyer. My huge muscles
to Drew Kirby. My Mortal Combat vs. DC
skills to Drew Walsh. My ability to throw
away trash to Trae Foster. To Ehren Kirby
I give my left handed dribbling skills. My
tight shirts and the matching wristbands to
Clayton Smith.
I, Reagan Summers, being of sound mind
Emily “Prom Do” Horn, I will you Imodium
AD and some jean shorts, and also on e
million coins for the dream chronicles. To
Hannah, Helga, McGinnis, I will you my
Survivor Buff, and my intestines because
I know yours were crushed. Also, to
Hannah I will you the ability to rock the
Reagan Johnson braid. Wear it well! To
Taylor Hoffmann, I will you my orange
Eagles ear warmer to match your blue one.
I also hope you find another throwing/ bus
seat partner to replace me. To all three of
you girls, I hope you enjoy your time at
VHS; it goes by so fast. Love life and live
it up the rest of your time here. Dashia
Marr, I will you my post moves and dirty
looks. Kelly Fitzgerald, I will you my
MATCHING set of basketball cleats.
Kiley Everett, I will you my water bottle
and towel from basketball season; thanks
for always holding it for me. I will first
base to Erica Evers. Kayla Loyd, I will
you some air fresheners to cover up the dog
poop smell, and a new softball girl to have
hear to hearts with. To Kelsey Harper,
I will you a bag of the correct chicken
feed, and my lighter/zip drive. To all my
basketball and softball girls, I will you
guys the ability to love life, and to always
enjoy sports because they make some of
the best memories. Drew Walsh, I will you
all my Harry Potter Apparel. Wingardium
Leviosa! To Trae Foster, I will you my
complete collection of praise and worship
CDs including “God of Wonders” and
“Jesus Loves Me”. To Clayton Smith,
I will you all my love. Marcus Stram, I
will you a big chin-o! To Drake Sanders
I will you my double wide and my 3 of
clubs from Applebees. To Brent Goines, I
will you the ability to stay awake after you
get a concussion. And last but not least,
to Brandon Tanner. I will you my healthy
elbow, my Wii tennis skills, my grammar,
and an amazing senior year! Love all you
guys!
I, Hilary Wright, being of sound mind and
body, bequeath the following. To Kayla
Loyd, the grand title of cat lady. I am
passing it and all its glory onto you. Use
it well and don’t forget you will always
be my therapist. To Jacob McGill, I will
you my friends and our lunch table. Please
make new friends because we are leaving
you and you will be lonely. To Sammi
Morrisette, I will you the ability to sing
in front of people, because I’m not lying
when I say you have a good voice. I also
will you my ability to control Mr. Palmer
and to put up with his jokes. To Cassie
Martin, I will you my page layout skills and
the ability to handle Mrs. Clayton in future
Talon classes, because you had better
be there next year. To you and Sammi,
I give you the title position in the Kool
Kids/ Kitty Corner. I will miss you very
much. You two always brighten my day.
To Marissa Martinez, I will you the ability
to have a good time for your remaining
years at VHS. To Kayla Elms, I will you
the ability to understand sarcasm and Mr.
Palmer’s jokes. Eventually you will get it,
I promise. To Mr. Palmer, the patience to
deal with Kayla when she doesn’t get your
jokes. To Drew Kirby, I will you my art
abilities and the ability to finish a picture in
less than 3 months. To Mrs. Clayton, I will
my business skills trophy and the ability to
find a new editor for next year. I also will
you the ability to keep yourself on track
and to find someone to run your errands
for you. To Josh Stafford, I will you my
collection of pens that I have stolen from
you over the years. The count is now over
20. I will miss you all very much.
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