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Divine Stella Devine
performance takes place at
VHS.
Vol u m e 11, I ssu e 7
Article on page 2
VHS Cheerleaders take
12th place at State and
claim two All-Star Cheerleaders.
Flip to page 3
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Dance TTrry-outs take
place at VHS.
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Results on page 11
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Vi en n a H i g h S chool
Two VHS students run for School Board
By Julie Farmer
Two VHS students
were recent candidates for
seats on the Vienna High
School Board of Education.
VHS seniors Larissa
Berning and Zach Garrett
were running in the April 5
election.
Both Berning and
Garrett are involved in
band, choir, and Madrigal at
VHS. They will be graduating on May 20, 2005.
Larissa Berning ran for
a four year term against
Stephen Colson, Kevin
Langston, Ben Adams,
Jerry Mount, Steve
Widowski, Billy Fairless,
Mitch Garrett, Dan Field,
Jarrett Johnson, Scott
Obourn, and John Summers.
Zach Garrett ran for the
two year term against
Norma Martin and Tammy
Morris.
Though neither student
won a seat in the election,
Berning had postitive things
to say afterward. “I
enjoyed the experience of
being involved in the
election. Even though I
didn’t get elected, I still feel
that people will see that I am
interested in being involved
in politics. I hope more
students get involved with
government.”
Larissa hopes to be
involved in more of our
local government in the
future. In the meantime, she
plans to go to Shawnee
College and is considering
studying music education.
Those elected to the
school board for a four year
term include: Jerry Mount,
John Summers, Scott
Obourn, and Billy Fairless.
by Nate Thurston
On Thursday March
25, the jazz band had the
opportunity to entertain a
meeting in Metropolis that
included every Rotary Club
member from Marion to
Cairo.
This was the first time
that anyone in this 19 member band had the chance to
play these type of songs in
front of a group of people
this large.
Norma Martin was elected
to a two year term.
The newly elected
school board members will
be seated at the conclusion
of the April board meeting.
They will be joining current
board members Brenda
McKenzie and Morris Mott.
Zach Garrett and Larissa Berning both ran in the School Board election on April 5, 2005.
VHS Jazz Band Entertains local Rotary Clubs
For months now, the
brand new VHS Jazz band
nicknamed, “Colonel Bernal
and the Jive Turkeys,” have
been pain stakingly practicing several well known jazz
songs over and over in the
band room.
They have been practicing every Friday since December of 2004, awaiting
any “gig” that will come their
way.
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“I was extremely nervous because it felt to me
that we hadn’t been practicing for very long at all, but
when we got there, there
was such a nice atmosphere
that it made me forget about
being nervous. I think that
we did a very nice job, and
I can’t wait until our next
show,” said Julie Farmer, a
junior jazz member.
The band will still be
Jazz Band (above) Front Row: (from left to right) Nikki Lence, Lori Riley, Jon Pirtle, Kassie Jones, and Phillip Hosfeldt. Second
Row: Grayson Summers, Lori Hannan, Erica Farnsworth, Credence Mott, Kelly Bryant, and Laura Treat. Back Row: Clara
Kahoun, Aaron Chamness, Nate Thurston, and Julie Farmer. (Not Pictured) Bernal Frederick Thompson 3, Charlie Thompson,
Isaac Taylor, Brent McHugh, and Bobby Fairless.
practicing every Friday until
April 30, when they hold the
Jazz Band Concert in the
VHS commons area.
Do not worry about attending the concert if you
did not already know about
it because the last all 160
tickets were sold on March
20th.
Band Director Jarod
Shumaker said, “I was very
pleased with the bands performance on Thursday. I
guess they proved that they
were worth 160 tickets. I’m
really looking forward to the
concert, and I hope everyone enjoys it.”
Mr. Shumaker has been
a teacher here at VHS for
the past 5 years.
Since he has been here
he has established a Concert
choir, Madrigal, Show
Choir, and Jazz Band.
Romanian
immigrant
visits
VHS
By Kaylah Butler
Lucian Bogdan of Chicago, IL, spoke to classes
on Wednesday and Thursday, March 23rd and 24th,
at VHS and VGS.
He spoke about formerly living in Romania under a communist dictator and
the oppurtunities in America
since immigrating to the U.S.
four years ago.
Lucian shared that he
was lucky enough to be chosen in the Lottery four years
ago. He still has family in
Romania who have tried
repeatidly to come to
America through the same
lottery.
Lucian told students that
all young Romanians dream
of coming to America . He
urged American students to
not take advantage of the
free education that they
recieve every year.
Lucian spoke of the
American freedom, which
his old country is adopting.
There are many hurdles and
corruptions along the way
though. see Romanian on page 8
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Divine Stella Devine premiers at VHS
By Brittni Throgmorton
The cast of Divine Stella
Devine put all their hard work
into action when they performed their play on March
17th and 18th.
The high school had the
chance to see the play on
March 17th. This was the
very first performance presented in front of a live audience. Most of the cast was
nervous for this first performance but was very pleased
with how the play went.
Stacy Bean, a senior who
played Marilyn said, “I just
loved peforming in this play.
I really enjoyed being in front
of the whole school performing what we had
worked so hard practicing.”
The next day the cast
had two performances to
present. The first performance was in the morning
for the area grade schools.
Their last performance was
on Friday night and was
open to the public.
Marilyn (played by Stacy Bean) has an interest in Chad’s
twin brother, Brad (both played by Charlie Thompson). Brad
is trying to find his brother to tell him he has an audition for
Broadway.
Girls are getting ready to audition for the upcoming play in the Ritz Theatre called,“Civil War
Darlings.”(left to right: Terrah Mullins, Tara Garrett , Koren Holder, Breanna Morris, Kristin
Hunter, and Kelly Clayton)
L.Z. Crider was pulled from the audience to play a stanger who
trys to comfort Charlotte (played by Kelly Clayton) but only
causes trouble when they discover he is a Yankee
Charlie Thompson (Chad/Brad), is explaining to Amanda
Pirtle backstage that there is something is his eye.
Stella (played by Julie Farmer) is showing Marilyn (played by Stacy Bean) that
the sky really is falling.
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Stella (played by Julie Farmer) and Dash (played by Richard Morgan) are
acting out a scene for the upcoming play “Civil War Darlings.”
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Cheerleaders place at state A l l -St a r Ch eer l ea d er s
By Kristin Hunter
The VHS cheerleaders went to
Springfield to compete in the Illinois
Cheerleading Coaches’Association
State Championship on Saturday,
March 12th, 2005.
The squad placed 12th in their
division at state. They have won
regionals the past three years, but
this is the first year they have placed
at a state competition. The squads
cheerleading coach of 17 years,
Tina Penrod, said. “It was definitely
the highlight of my cheerleading
coach career, I also feel Kara Suits
will prove to be an outstanding head
coach and friend to the VHS cheerleaders.”
The Eagle squad began competition in November with 84 other
small squads from all over the state.
Haley Huff, who is a VHS sophomore cheerleader, was extremely
excited. She said, “I was very
happy about how well we have
done, and I hope we do just as
well, if not better next year.”
There were many fans that traveled to state with the girls this year,
all providing support and an extreme
amount of enthusiasm. The squad
would like to publicly thank Dr. Trover, Mrs. Mize, and Mr. Hight for
attending the event.
Amanda Adamson and Brooke Sadler were chosen to be All Star cheerleaders. They will be cheering at an All Star Basketball game on June
24th and 25th in Bloomington, Illinois. Miss Suits, the new VHS cheer
coach, said, “I am very proud of Amanda and Brooke. They have
worked very hard toward this achievement.”
Cheerleaders and coaches at state: Back row (from left to right) Ms. Suits, Katie Ames, Mrs. Langston, Whitney Mitchell, Lori Hannan, Jill Powell, Haley Huff, Taylor
Ames, Brooke Sadler, and Mrs. Penrod. Front row (from left to right) Ashley McClure, Lauren Smith, Amanda Adamson, Kristen Wetherell, Kayla White, and Casey White
VHS 2005-2006 cheerleaders
By Kristin Hunter
Vienna High School had
cheerleading tryouts for the 20052006 cheerleading squad on March
24th.
There were 16 people who tried
out this year. Each person was required to attend a three day clinic
before tryouts. They had to perform a chant, cheer, and were required to jump and tumble.
The 2005-2006 VHS
cheerleading squad is: Taylor Ames,
Stephanie Yates, Lori Hannan,
Haley Huff, Kristen Wetherell,
Katie Ames, Ashley McClure,
Whitney Mitchell, Jill Powell,
Lauren Smith, Casey White, Ashton
Rambo-Sharp, Sierra Saunders,
and Lauren Windings.
Coach Suits said, “I am looking forward to working with the new
squad next year.”
New 2005-2006 cheerleaders: Back row (from left to right): Whitney Mitchell, Katie Ames, Casey White, and Jill Powell.Front
row (from left to right) Lori Hannan, Haley Huff, Stephanie Yates, Kristen Wetherell, Lauren Smith, and Ashley McClure. (Not
pictured: Taylor Ames, Ashton Rambo-Sharp, Sierra Saunders, and Lauren Windings.)
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Mr. Hight’s Biology II class helps at SCC Insect Expo
By Kaylah Butler
On March 29, 2005, Mr.
Hight’s Biology II class participated
in the 2005 Insect Expo held at
SCC.
Each student was
responsible for maintaining a station
in which young students from area
schools attended.
While doing this, the VHS
students were also earning many
valuable community service hours for
themselves.
The insect stations manned by
VHS students were: “To Build a
Bug”, “Stamp Out Bugs”, “Butter-
fly Building”, “Pool Taxonomy”,
“Spiders Web”, and the “Waggle
Dance.” The Expo was fun and
educational for all.
There were around 1,500 to
2,000 young students in attendance.
Mr. Hight was very pleased with the
outcome and said, “I was honored
to “bee” a part of the Expo at
Shawnee Community College. My
students did an excellent job with
their stations and I was very proud.”
The students that attended the Bug Expo at Shawnee College were (Left to Right) Front: Brittni Throgmorton, Kristin Hunter, Credence Mott, and Chelsy
Lovelace. Second row: Amanda Pirtle, Charlie Thompson, Stacy Bean, Rebecca Johnson, and Danielle Tanner. Third row: James Heffernan, Nikki Lence, Amy
Parenti, Kendy Dunning, Kristen Rogers, Bree Smith, Amanda Adamson, Jessica Morrisette, Brooke Sadler, Erin Kerley, back row: Garrett Davis, Katie Ochs,
Richard Morgan, Brandon Allen, Brock Watson, Nick Wyman, Jeff McGill, Zach Garrett, and Mr. Hight.
Pope County Art Show
By Mandi Grant
On March 17,2005, Mr.
Palmer and 25 of his art students
took a trip to Pope County High
School.
They were joined with students
from seven other high schools:
Pope County, Marion, Carmi,
Hardin County, Harrisburg, and
Eldorado.
They were all competing to win
first place for their artistic
abilities. Each student had an
individual work of art in the
competition.
Kalie McGinnis won first for
high school beginner, and Adam
Brown and Zach Garrett brought
home second place for high school
beginners.
Matt Bius won second place
in high school advanced and Tomi
Gowin received third in the same
category.
Mr. Palmer, VHS art teacher,
said, “I’m very proud of all my
students. They represented VHS
with pride and confidence.”
Zach Garrett’s “Cathedral” won second
place beginner.
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Five VHS athletes receive All-Conference honors
By Kaylah Butler
Five of VHS’s own students
were recently chosen to become
members of the All-Conference
basketball teams from our area.
The Eagle’s were in
competition with eight other school’s
players from Meridian, Goreville,
Shawnee, Century, Dongola, Egyptian, Joppa, and Cobden.
The five basketball players from
VHS were senior Corey
Huckelberry, juniors Garrett Davis
and Kendy Dunning, and sophomores Lacie Endrizzi and Tori
Webb.
Coach Ross Hill, athletic
director at VHS, was very proud of
all five of the athletes, “I think it is a
very prestigious honor, and they
should all be very proud of them-
selves for their
accomplishments. To have three out of the
five first team girls from Vienna
showcases all of the talent that
we are so lucky to have here at
VHS.”
“The boys also worked very
hard and had a great season. Corey
and Garrett were the perfect candidates, they are both very tal-
ented athletes,” said Coach Hill.
Tori Webb brought in the most
votes from the girl’s conference
coaches and said, “We all worked
really hard to achieve this great
accomplishment. I am very happy
that this many people were chosen from our teams. I believe that
we really did deserve it.”
Above is this year’s All Conference basketball team from VHS: (Left to Right) Garrett Davis, Lacie Endrizzi, Kendy Dunning, Tori Webb, and Corey Huckelberry.
Aaron Chamness advances to state
By Kristin Hunter
The WYSE team went to
sectionals, held at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois,
on Tuesday, March 15th, 2005.
Aaron Chamness placed second in the math section, and will be
going onto state.
State will be held on Wednesday, April 13th, 2005, at the University of Illinois,
UrbanaChampaign, Illinois.
Aaron was very excited about
doing so well at sectionals and said,
“This makes up for the Math Counts
competition when I wasn’t able to
attend. I’m really excited about
going to state and hope I do well.”
Mr. Giffin, coach of the WYSE
team, said, “I think it’s impressive
how well Aaron has done, beating
out all the
seniors and juniors
when he is just a sophomore.
The other WYSE coach, Mr.
Jones, was also very happy with
how well Aaron has done.
He said, “Aaron’s advancement
to the state finals is a tremendous
accomplishment. He has
separated himself as one of the most
gifted math students in the state and
no matter what happens, the community of Vienna should feel a great
deal of pride at his remarkable
achievement.”
Aaron has done a great job so
far, even though he is a
sophomore, and will do great at state.
The WYSE medal Aaron Chamness won
at sectionals.
Aaron Chamness with his sectional medal he received for placing second in the
WYSE math section at SIU.
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Beta
Club raises money for Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
By Tori Webb
Vienna High School Beta Club
held a fundraiser to benefit the Leukemia and Lypmphoma Society. In
charge of the fundraiser “ Pennies
for Patients,” were Beta sponsors
Mrs. Joan Clayton and Mrs.
Brenda Krueter. The fundraiser
was held during the week of February 28.
Each day, individual classes
donated pennies and other spare
change for the fundraiser. The class
that raised the most money received
a pizza party, courtesy of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Overall, the school did extremely well. With all of the students and teachers working together, the Beta Club raised
$810.21. Beta Club sponsor Mrs.
Clayton said, “ Thanks to the generous students and teachers of
VHS, the fund raiser was a huge
success. We appreciate everyone’s
support and enthusiasm.”
Mr. David Hill’s second block
class raised the most money with a
weekly total of an amazing $329.
Beta Club officer Taylor Ames
said, “The fundraiser went very
well. We raised a lot of money and
I was amazed by how well Mr.
Hill’s class did.”
In second place was Mrs.
Cochran’s class, raising $144.57.
In third place was Mrs. Krueter’s
class, with $59.85.
Beta Club sponsor Mrs.
Krueter proudly said, “The students
of VHS were very generous, and
as always, came through to help
young people suffering with leukemia and lypmphoma. Hats off to
the Beta Club for being self-directed
and taking care of what had to be
done.”
The fundraiser was held in
honor of Joshua Wood, a VHS student and Beta Club member, who
has suffered with leukemia, but is
currently in remission.
VHS Beta Club member Aaron Chamness counts change donated by the students
of VHS for the Leukemia and Lypmphoma Society. Overall the school raised more
than $800.
Meet the VHS track team
By Kaylah Butler
The VHS Track team has
already been off to a good start
with several track meets already
under their belts. Rain delays have
caused the team to miss several
of their track meets.
The track team is at its
highest number this year, with athletes from Vienna and Goreville
working together as a truly
talented team. The students get
along as if they went to the same
school, instead of from schools
that rival each other every basketball season.
The Vienna girl’s track team
has been down in numbers at most
track meets because most of the
girls are active in other
demanding extracurricular activities
around the school, such as softball and
dance. Because of this, the girl’s
track team has not been able to run
in many relays, but Shoshannah
Richerson and Kendy Dunning have
both been placing exceptionally well
in their individual events.
Even with the weather and absences, the girl’s and boy’s seasons
both look very promising both individually and as a whole team.
Coaches Bob Belcher and
Jennifer Stokes are pushing the team
really hard and are excited for the
results to show.
Everyone is encouraged to come
out to the track meets and really cheer
the team on.
Spring Track Schedule
Girls
April 6 Harrisburg HS (4:00)............................................................................ Away
April13 Harrisburg HS (4:00)............................................................................Away
Arpil 18 Massac County HS (4:00)..................................................................Away
April 25 Herrin HS (4:00)...................................................................................Away
May 2 Eldorado HS (4:00).................................................................................Away
May 9 Harrisburg HS (4:00)..............................................................................Away
May 13, 14 IHSA Sectional Tourney (TBA)..................................................Away
May 20, 21 IHSA State Track Meet (TBA)....................................................Away
Boys
April 4 Herrin HS (4:00)......................................................................................Away
April 20 Herrin HS (4:00)....................................................................................Away
April 21 Massac County HS (4:00)...................................................................Away
April 22 Benton HS (4:00)..................................................................................Away
May 7 Harrisburg HS (TBA).............................................................................Away
May 20, 21, IHSA Sectional Tourney (TBA)..................................................Away
May 27, 28 IHSA State Track Meet (TBA).....................................................Away
Head Coach Bob Belcher
Assistant Coach Jennifer Stokes
The VHS Track Team (above) Front Row: Aerial Woolvertons, Kendy Dunning, and Shoshannah Richerson. Second Row: J.D.
Gonzalez, Tara Garrett, Lacie Endrizzi, Kristen Rogers (Manager), Vanessa Botarf, and Daniel Gonzalez. Back Row: Brian Kramp,
Brock Ackmann, Justin Flora, Brett Thompson, Matt Ellet, LZ Crider, and Cody Short. (Not pictured) Kyle Perry, Brock Fischer, CJ
Patschke, Eric Duran, Kyle Cavins, and Justin Burr. Pictured but not a member of the track team: Casey Wilkins.
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Spring Cantata held at VHS
By Mandi Grant
On Wednesday March 23, approximately 50 VHS choir students
and 20 community choir singers all
joined together in the VHS gym for
a Spring Cantata.
About 220 people attended the
Spring Cantata to hear the choir sing
songs like “God’s Holy Lamb” and
“Now the Cross is Empty.”
“I was surprised by the turn
out since it was a church night. All
of the churches were given a notice
about the Cantata a month in advanced. Two churches called off
church for the Cantata and it was
fabulous how many people came,”
said Mr. Shumaker,VHS band di- Community and VHS choir members joined together to host a Spring Cantata on March 23rd, directed by
rector and conductor for the night’s Mr. Jarod Shumaker. Around 220 people attended this event.
performance.
VHS students compete in Olympiad in Chester
By Mandi Grant
On Wednesday March 23,
2005, Kristen Wetherell, Laura
Treat, Ben Chamness, and
Chelsey Rouse went with Mrs.
Mize to the 2004-2005 Regional Olympiad held in
Chester, Illinois.
Thirteen teams competed
and only seven placed. The student competitions included:
making a mission statement,
constructing a globe, making a
map, building an egg slide, a
math competition, a trivia quiz,
and a music competition.
Our VHS students received
the highest score on the planet
globe project. While many of
the teams were Junior-Senior
teams, VHS was one of the few
schools to be competing with a
Freshman-Sophomore team.
“We are very pleased that
this team was able to go to the
Regional Olympiad,” said the
Olympiad sponsor, Mrs. Mize.
VHS students, (from left) Laura Treat, Kristen Wetherell, Ben Chamness, Chelsey
Rouse, and sponsor Mrs. Mize went to the Regional Olympiad.
Softball and baseball schedules for the spring season
Baseball
Softball
March 3 Westminster Christian HS..............................................Home
March 24 Elverado-Elkville HS.....................................................Home
March 26 Massac Invitational......................................................Away
March 28 Harrisburg HS..............................................................Away
March 29 Gallatin County HS.......................................................Away
March 31 Herrin HS....................................................................Home
April 04 Caterville HS..................................................................Away
April 06 Carrier Mills HS...........................................................Away
April 07 Hardin County HS........................................................Away
April 11 Eldorado HS....................................................................Home
April 12 Joppa HS.......................................................................Away
April 14 Pope County HS............................................................Home
April 15 Shawnee HS...................................................................Away
April 18 Johnston City HS............................................................Home
April 19 Egyptian HS...................................................................Home
April 22 Meridian HS...................................................................Away
April 23 Harrisburg Invitational.....................................................Away
April 26 Dongola HS...................................................................Home
April 28 Anna-Jonesboro HS.......................................................Home
April 29 Cobden HS....................................................................Home
April 30 Reidland HS (11:00 A.M.)..............................................Away
April 30 Hickman County HS (1:00 P.M.).....................................Away
May 3 Goreville HS......................................................................Away
May 4 Lone Oak HS.....................................................................Home
May 6 Century HS........................................................................Home
May 9 West Frankfort Community HS..........................................Home
May 11 Benton Consolidated HS.................................................Home
May 12 Hamilton County HS.......................................................Home
May 13 Massac County HS.........................................................Away
May 17-May 23 IHSA Regional...................................................Away
March 28 Norris City-Omaha-Enfield HS......................................Away
March 30 Carterville HS...............................................................Home
March 31 Johnston City HS..........................................................Away
April 01 Pinckneyville Invitational..................................................Away
April 02 Pinckneyville Invitational..................................................Away
April 04 Carrier Mills HS.............................................................Home
April 05 Hardin County HS............................................................Away
April 12 Joppa HS........................................................................Away
April 15 Shawnee HS....................................................................Away
April 18 Zeigler-Royalton HS........................................................Away
April 19 Egyptian HS....................................................................Home
April 22 Meridian HS....................................................................Away
April 23 Massac Co. Invitational..................................................Away
April 25 Hamilton County HS.......................................................Away
April 26 Dongola HS....................................................................Home
April 28 Cobden HS.....................................................................Home
April 30 Reidland Invitational.........................................................Away
May 2 Marion HS.........................................................................Away
May 3 Goreville HS......................................................................Away
May 4 Harrisburg HS...................................................................Away
May 6 Century HS.......................................................................Home
May 9 Pope County HS...............................................................Home
May 10 Massac County HS..........................................................Home
May 12 Anna-Jonesboro HS........................................................Home
May 14 Herrin Invitational.............................................................Away
May 17-May 23 IHSA Regional ..................................................Away
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Romanian
Continued from page 1
Lucian also spoke of the
persecution of Christians in Romania before the communist dictator
was overthrown. While he was able
to be in town, Lucian also spoke
with several churches and offered his
testimonies.
Aften Brown, one of the students lucky enough to see his presentation, said, “I had no idea it was
so rough living under a communist
dictator. We really take our freedoms for granted.”
Lucian met some VHS students
last year at the International High
School Conference held at the
business district of Chicago.
“I am so glad that our paths
crossed at the conference,” said
Mrs. Bremer, the trip chaperone.
“Lucian was a blessing, and he reinforced how much we aren’t thankful for in our country.”
Brandy Morgan, a freshmen at
Vienna High School had this to say,
“Lucian’s speech was very insightful and made me appreciate things
even more.”
Lucian Bogden is currently attending University of Illinois at Chicago where he is studying to teach
high school math.
Annual FFA Banquet at VHS
Lucian Bogden attended area churches and schools on March 16th and 17th
to offer testimonies and stories of his life over seas.
By Kara Street
The FFA held is annual banquet
on March 25 at 6:30 P.M.
Dinner for the banquet was free
and provided by the FFA Alumni.
It was catered by Cruzers, which is
located next to J&J’s Auto Service.
Over 120 FFA members,
Alumni, their families, and fellow
supporters of the club were in attendance.
The banquet began with an introduction followed by the meeting.
When the meeting concluded, a
trivia game was held to release
guests to the catered meal.
Dinner entertainment consisted
of musical selections performed by
Kevin Breeden.
To recap the prosperous year
the students had participated in, a
Powerpoint presentation was
shown. To show their appreciation,
the FFA presented awards to the
sponsors who helped make the banquet possible. The following organizations and businesses were
awarded plaques: The Vienna FFA
Alumni, Shawnee Winery, Veach Oil
Company, the Vienna FFA Chapter, Ben Adams Country Companies, Ryan Vee, Banterra Bank, Chip
Wynn, Integra Bank, F.S., and
Randy Spurlock. Other certificates
were presented to Mrs. Faye Mize,
Dr. Marleis Trover, Mrs. Carla
Trovillion, Mrs. Lisa Bremer, Ronnie
and Joyce Taylor, Gerald Goines,
Cruzers, Dean Harper Auction Service, Julie’s Classic Cuts, J&J’s Auto
Service, This and That Flower Shop,
First Baptist Church and Green
Implement.
During the year, many FFA
members received awards and a few
were given to the students during the
banquet. The winners of the Trap
Shoot included: Robbie Trigg, 7th
place; Brandon Allen, 8th place;
Cody Logsdon, 9th place; and
Brock Ackmann, 10th place.
The public speaking competition
in February was attended by Haley
Huff, Kassie Ross, and David
Yandell. Kassie Ross received third
place and David Yandell received
first place and was the secretary at
the contest.
Katie Ames and Ryan Ochs received the Outstanding Greenhand
award.
The Outstanding Chapter
Farmer award was received by
Robbie Trigg, Kassie Ross, Taylor
Ames, Haley Huff, Travis Stroud
and David Yandell. Yandell also received the award for Illinois State
Farmer.
To conclude the night, an auction was held to raise money for the
FFA.
The Vienna FFA from Left to Right (back row) Brandon Allen, Cody Logsdon, Brock Ackmann, David Yandell, Travis Stroud, Kris Litner, Ryan Ochs, Justin Flora,
Martin Favors, Mr. Fairless (FFA sponsor), (second row)Kara Street, Rachel Payne, (front row) Tara Street, Katie Ames,Kassie Ross, Haley Huff, Robbie Trigg,
Taylor Ames, Johnathon Litner, Justin Favors.
Secretary Kassie Ross and President Robbie Trigg prepare to begin
the meeting during the Annual FFA Banquet.
A trivia game was held during the banquet. Judges were: Katie Ames, Cody
Logsdon, Ryan Ochs, Tara Street, Rachel Payne and Kara Street.
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Intramurals end with student victory
By Kristin Hunter
The Regulators played the
teachers on March 11th for the final
game of the intramural tournament.
After an exciting game the Regulators beat the teachers 58 to 56.
It was a close game, even
though teachers and students were
both buying points for their team.
When the timer went off at the end
of the game, the teachers and students were tied. The students put in
ten more dollars and that raised their
score from 56 to 58 making them
the winners.
The referees, Garrett Davis and
Brock Ackmann, did an excellent
job and were fair to everyone.
Anthony Steinmetz, player for
the Regulators said, “Man, I was
wanting to win so badly and I am
crazed that my team pulled through.
Good job guys!”
The money raised from the game
is all donated to the Relay for Life
fund. The amount raised that day
was $145.34. The teachers had
$79.97 in their jar and the students
had $65.37 in their jar.
The Regulators, teachers, and refs: (Back row from left to right) Ms. Stokes, Mr. Harner, Mr. D. Hill, Mr. Haddick, and Mr. Jones (Front row from left
to right) Brock Ackmann, Anthony Steinmetz, Dustin Vinson, Mr. R. Hill, Cody Baity, Jacob Horn, Cody Logsdon, and Garrett Davis.
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There’s more to intramurals than basketball......
By Kristin Hunter
The cheerleaders show the boy cheerleaders how it’s really done.
Elizabeth Canup, Tina Harms, and Racheal Payne make signs to support the
teachers.
The boy cheerleaders show everyone how talented they are by making a human
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Dan ce t eam t ry out s were
held theweek of Monday , March
27 th, through March 31st, at
Vi enna Hi gh School . Lots of
new girls and even a boy went
out f or the team this y ear. The
talent was amazing and it was
a shame t hat more st uden t s
could not have been chosen f or
the team.
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This will be head Coach Keri
Tay lor’s second y ear in charge
of the squad. Keri has a very
outgoing attitudewhich helps to
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y ear long. Mrs. Tay lor has been
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As wi t h every y ear, t he
dance team wi l l conti nue to
only get better and learn many
more moves. The dance team
is still f airly new hereat VHS.
Thedancers and coaches really
work hard f or every thing they
achieve.
Every on e i s very exci t ed
about seeing thedancers dance
into the y ear 2006!
(Above) Larissa Berning, retiring senior,
teaches the try-out dance at the clinics
held at VHS.
Pictured above are the 2005-2006 Dance team for Vienna High School. (Bottow Row) Left to Right: Koren Holder,
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and Amanda Pirtle. Not present for picture were incoming Freshmen Shanelle Beasley and Cara Otte.
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VHS hosts American Red Cross blood drive
By Brittni Throgmorton
The American Red Cross came
to VHS on March 4th to give students the opportunity to help others
by donating blood.
Students and faculty came in
throughout the day to donate blood.
The only requirements to give blood
are that you must feel well that day,
weigh 110 pounds, and have a
parent’s consent if you are 16. A
total of 60 students and faculty came
to give blood. Dustin Vinson, a senior who donated blood, stated,
“Giving blood is a great way for students to help people in need with
no cost to them. They can save a
life by giving an hour of their time
and a unit of their blood ”
A goal was set for this blood
drive to collect 45 units of blood. A
Mandi Grant is all smiles while she donates her blood to help others in need.
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we exceeded our goal of 45 units of
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Seni or Spotl i ghts
Jessi ca Moran
Z ach Gar r et t
Tara S t reet
Page by Kara Street and Laura Treat
Isaac Goi n s
Who is your ideal prom Who is your ideal prom Who is your ideal prom Who is your ideal prom
date?
date?
date?
date?
Usher because he’s hot.
Tee hee! Sarah Bradshaw!
If you could have any band If you could have any band
play at prom, who would it play at prom, who would it
be?
be?
Nelly and the St. Lunatics be- Village People, Queen,
cause they’re my favorite Liberace, Elton John, Judas
group.
Priest. Couldn’t choose!
Well, I would have to say Vin
Diesel because he would look
great in a tux and I think he
would be a really sweet person
to go with.
My ideal girl would have short
brown hair, a beautiful body, the
perfect smile and the prettiest
eyes. That girl would be
Tiffany.
If you could have any band If you could have any band
play at prom, who would it play at prom, who would it
be?
be?
If you could have prom any- If you could have prom any- Kenny Chesney because he is
where, where would you where, where would you a really good singer.
have it?
have it?
If you could have prom anyOn a beach in Hawaii, where it’s On a trampoline!
hot and sunny.
where, where would you
What are your plans for have it?
What are your plans for prom prom night?
Walt Disney World because
I would say Ludacris just because they would have girls
from different area codes.
If you could have prom anywhere, where would you
have it?
night?
I don’t know, I’m probably goStaying with my friends and ing to go to prom.
partying with them.
they always say that’s where Statue of Liberty because it is
in New York City, and to say we
dreams come true!
did.
If you could choose the
If you could choose the
menu for prom, what would
menu for prom, what would
be on it?
be on it?
What are your plans for
What are your plans for
prom night?
Well, I don’t really have plans, prom night?
Blocks of Velveeta and ranch
dressing.
but if any guys are interested, I ’m going to the high school’s
prom and waste my time until I
I’m looking for a prom date.
can go to the after prom.
If you could add any one
If you could add any one
thing to prom, what would
thing to prom, what would
it be?
it be?
If you could choose the
menu for prom, what would If you could choose the
menu for prom, what would
be on it?
I would like to have Chinese be on it?
Chicken strips and macaroni
and cheese.
I would add an ice cream bar
that would serve Ben and
Jerry’s ice cream.
I wouldn’t add anything, but I
would take away. I would get
rid of all the ceremony and unnecessary formality that just
serves to make it boring. I
would also add a rule that no
person’s outfit can cost over $2.
Then people would hopefully
be more creative.
I would add seafood: lobster,
crab, shrimp, the works pretty
If you could add any one much.
food.
thing to prom, what would
it be?
I would add a soda fountain.
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Spot l i ght s
Pay t on Ri gsby - Jun i or
Mat t Bel l amy - S ophomore
Who is your ideal prom date?
Who is your ideal prom date?
Ginger Rogers. Because world hunger is
something that affects all of us.
Asparagus because everyone loves
asparagus!
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John Pi rt l e- Freshman
Who is your ideal prom date?
Ashlee Simpson, when she hadn’t dyed
her hair black and she’s hot.
If you could have any band play at If you could have any band play at If you could have any band play at
prom, who would it be?
prom, who would it be?
prom, who would it be?
Well, my favorite band is Tool. But I would I would have Duran Duran play because Definitely Crossfade, they’re of my fabe bitterly disappointed if I got word of Tool they need to perform again.
vorite genre, rock.
playing at a prom. The same goes for
most of my favorite bands. So a band that If you could have prom anywhere,
is appropriate that I could stand without where would you have it?
disappointment would be HIM.
McDonald’s, then you could have take out.
If you could have prom anywhere,
where would you have it?
The Rec Center, that place is cool.
If you could have prom anywhere,
What are your plans for prom night? What are your plans for prom night?
where would you have it?
Playing games and not going to prom.
I’m going to hang out with my friends or
The ancient gardens of Babylon.
just the general non-prom activities.
If
you
could
choose
the
menu
for
What are your plans for prom night?
If you could choose the menu for
Well it would be a rare occasion to see prom, what would be on it?
McChicken!
me at an event like that. Since I’m not
prom, what would be on it?
planning to be, thus which makes the date
I would seriously add popcorn shrimp,
insignificant. My plans, if any, will not be If you could add any one thing to catfish and Freedom Fries.
prom, what would it be?
set until a time very close to it.
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Spot l i ght s
Whi t n ey Newt on - Jun i or
Who is your ideal prom date?
S hen ea Davi s - S ophomore
Who is your ideal prom date?
Page by Kara Street and Laura Treat
An n i e Way cui l i s - Freshman
Who is your ideal prom date?
Brad Pitt, because he would look hot My ideal prom date is my sister Zorrana Seth Cohen from the O.C. because he is
and all the girls would wish they could and Josh. I would like to go with them be- really funny and HOT!
have him.
cause it’s their last year.
If you could have any band play
If you could have any band play
If
you
could
have
any
band
play
at prom, who would it be?
at prom, who would it be?
Tim McGraw, because I love his music.
3 Doors Down, because all of their songs at prom, who would it be?
are awesome, especially “Let Me Go.”
I would have Chingy because I love his
music.
If you could have prom any-
If you could have prom anywhere, where would you have
where, where would you have If you could have prom anyit?
it?
where,
where
would
you
have
In Cancun, so we could have prom on the
Fiji, because it’s by the ocean and the
it?
beach!
warm weather would put everyone in a
If I could choose where to have prom, I
would say the Bahamas. It’s mainly be- What are your plans for prom
If you could choose the menu cause I could go stag and pick up a night?
for prom, what would be on it? HOTTIE!
I will most likely be at home watching TV
Steak, macaroni and cheese, chili cheese
since I’m to young to go.
fries, salad, and for dessert....cheesecake. What are your plans for prom
I LOVE CHEESECAKE!!! Soda, tea, and
night?
If you could add any one thing
water to drink.
If I could go, I would go out to eat and find to prom, what would it be?
a few after hour parties.
A live band.
good mood.
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Prom checklist
Prom scents
ByMandi Grant
ByMandi Grant
Hereat theTalon wetry todoeverythingwecan tomakelifefor alittle
Hereareafewfragrances
Shop for an evening bag that
easier for you. Withthisinmind, thepromchecklist isbackandreadytotell you matchesyour dress.
totry out tomakeher heart
what youshouldbedoingright nowtoget ready for prom.
raceandmakehimmelt.
Discussprom night planswith
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Top three fragrances for
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Playit safeandconfirmall reserPickout acolognethat will makeher
vationsandappointments.
Brainstormpreand post-prom goweakintheknees.
activitieswithyour friendsanddate.
Shop for all of your undergarFinalizeandcement all last minute
Besuretohaveyour tuxand all detailsand planssoyouaren’t rushed at the ments, don’t forget hosiery.
last minute.
accessoriesalreadypickedup.
Get clear deorderant and start
Girl’s checklist
whiteningteeth.
Decidewho paysfor what with
1) Paul Smith by Paul Smith
Thinkwoodsy,withlavender,orange,basil,
& cardamon.
2) Nautica Competition
Definitelyrefreshingandclean. Nothing
floweryabout thisscent.
3) Echo by Davidoff
Thismasculinescent possessesablendof
cardamonandcedarwood.
Guy’s checklist
1month to 2 weeks
before Prom
Get a haircut. Look good for the
girl.
1month to 2 weeks
before Prom
your date.
Don’t forget topickupyour prom
ticketsassoonasthey goonsale.
Makepreandpost promactivities.
Buy ticketsand makesureyou
havesomeonetotakepictures.
Top three fragrances for
women;
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Tryout sunlesstanninglotion,read Thispopular fragrancewill remindyouof
Makeall hair, makeup, and nail
directionscarefully.
hot summer gardensandmoonlit nights.
Talk toyour date, findout what appointmentsif youhaven’t already.
2) Tommy Girl
kindof acorsageshewants. Don’t wait, go
Pickout anewfragrancethat will I f notesof guyana, cottonwoodand
buy it now!
sandalwoodappealstoyou, thisisagood
Break in prom shoesby wearing
melt your date’sheart.
choice.
themaroundthehouse.
Confirmall reservations, again.
3) Banana Republic
Test driveyour look.
I f youwant sophisticated... thisisit.
Pick uppromdress(try it onfor a
Notesof greenteawill surroundyouthe
Talktoyour parentsabout prom proper fit.)
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VHS Horoscopes
Miss Kristin has decided to produce the third issue of VHS Horoscopes, since it has been such a huge hit with the teachers and students.
Enjoy them, for who knows if there will be another issue.
Dec 22 - Jan 19
March 21 - April 19
Happy Birthday Aries! For your
birthday, you will get most of what
you have been wanting. I want to
assure you, that whatever decision
you have been worrying about will
work out for the best.
Love Days: 1st, 8th, and 22nd
Lucky Day: 3rd, 15th, and 30th
Capricorn, beware of big green
Cancer, this issue watch out for Libra, this issue, you are going to things, for they will not bring good
people wearing green and blue; have to do something you have been luck. The color of this issue for you
they won’t bring anything good to dreading. Don’t worry, it won’t turn is brown; have fun with it and don’t
the table. The colors you should out as bad as you thought. Don’t wear be scared.
stick with this month are pastels. blue this issue; it won’t turn out for Love Days: 11th, 20th, and 29th
Lucky Days: 5th and 28th
Love Days: 4th, 12th, and 25th
the best.
June 22 - July 22
Lucky Days: 11th, 18th, and 24th
Sept. 23 - Oct 22
Love Day: 9th, 11th, and 21st
Lucky Days: 22nd and 28th
Jan 20 - Feb 18
April 20 - May 20
Taurus, this issue, you will be meeting someone new. They will become
one of your best friends for a while,
but it will end with a huge argument.
Love Days: 7th, 14th, and 29th
Lucky Days: 2nd and 19th
July 23 - August 22
Leo, this issue you will meet
someone dark and mysterious,
wearing pink. Beware of people
wearing blue jeans; they will cause
trouble.
Love Days: 3rd, 15th, and 20th
Lucky Day: 9th and 17th
Oct 23 - Nov 21
Scorpio, watch out for big orange
objects; they might hit you in the face.
Don’t worry about the relationship
you are in right now; it will work out
for the best.
Aquarius, this issue you will have
plenty to deal with and I suggest you
go to your quiet place. Don’t go
out as much as you want to; sometimes you just need to stay home
and be with your parents.
Love Days: -noneLucky Days: 6th
Love Day: 5th, 19th, and 26th
Lucky Days: 14th, 19th, and 24th
Feb 19 - March 20
May 21 - June 21
Gemini, the color red will bring you
lots of luck this issue. You will be
meeting a new guy/girl that will be
wearing a furry coat. This person
will bring you lots of luck and lots of
fun. Watch out for moving objects;
they won’t be afraid to hit you.
Love Days: 2nd, 10th, and 19th
Lucky Day: 20th and 22nd
August 23 - Sept. 22
Virgo, this issue, you will be extremely happy because you will receive something you have been
wanting for a long time. I suggest
you not brag to your friends all the
time about it; they will get irritated.
Love Days: 8th and 26th
Lucky Days: 2nd, 12th, 17th
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Sagittarius, this issue you will meet
someone new; they will turn into
something great. Don’t rush into anything; you have all of the time in the
world.
Love Days: 3rd, 18th, and 27th
Lucky Days: 8th, 10th, and 28th
Pisces, this issue you are going to
go on an extremely fun trip with your
friends. Make it as much fun as
possible because I don’t see much
fun coming your way after that day.
Watch out for small yellow objects.
Love Days: 7th and 15th
Lucky Days: 12th, 19th, and 27th
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astrology, and I am in no way qualified
for this job, but it’s fun anyway, right?
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The Talon has created the perfect prom date by taking a poll of the senior class, and using the results to create tw o people
that every one w ould like to take to prom this y ear!
- Hair of Melissa Ford
- Scent of
- Hair of Zeb Miller
- Sense of hum or
Steven
Com plexion
Dunlap
of Stacy Bean
of Kelly Hale Sm ile of
- Com plexion of Julio Blanco
N icole McN eely - Sm ile of Cody Baity
Phy sique of
Aaris Miller -
- Sense of hum or of
Casey W ilkins
- Phy sique of
W ade Stew art
- Prom Spirit of
Jam ie Kerley
Sty le of
Ariel Adam s -
- Sty le of
Dustin
Vin son
- V eh icle
of N a t e
Thurston
- Intelligence of
Trey Thom pson
- Personality
of Mandi
Gran t
- Scen t of
M eg a n
Gerdes
Per s on a lit y of
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- Responsibility of
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- Vehicle of
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Honor Roll for the 2nd Quarter
SENIORS
High Honors (5.0)
Ariel Adams
Kaylyn Adams
Amanda Adamson
Stacy Bean
Kelly Clayton
Leslie Conroy
Melissa Ford
Cory Huckelberry
Jamie Kerley
Kara King
Chelsy Lovelace
Aaris Miller
Katie Ochs
Kara Reeder
Jerrah Stafford
Anthony Steinmetz
Grayson Summers
Trey Thompson
Justin Verkamman
Kayla White
Joshua Wood
Honor Roll
(4.99-4.5)
Brandon Allen
Larissa Berning
Julio Blanco
Shawna Conley
Brandi Craig
Zorrana Davis
Jose DeLaCruz
Amber Funk
Holly Gearing
Megan Gerdes
David Lindle
Kristopher Lintner
Tyler Mason
Nicole McNeely
Jessica Moran
Rachel Payne
Ryan Reeder
Brooke Sadler
Nicole Smith
Jacob Sowers
Nathan Thurston
Casey Wilkins
Nicholas Wyman
Honorable Mention
(4.49-4.0)
Ashley Bowling
Miranda Bozarth
Elizabeth Canup
Steven Dunlap
Zachary Garrett
Ashley Goddard
Amanda Grant
Jessie Graves
Westley Graves
Kelly Hale
Clarissa Kahoun
Dustin Ledbetter
Zeb Miller
Nicole Ming
Ashley Odum
Josh Rogers
Katie Ross
Isaac Taylor
JUNIORS
High Honors (5.0)
Taylor Ames
Matthew Bius
Kelly Bryant
Kayla Butler
Sam Cullison
Kendy Dunning
Julie Farmer
Erica Farnsworth
Lindsey Ford
Jennifer Hale
Kristin Hunter
Zachary McGinnis
Harmony Miller
Amanda Pirtle
Patrick Pressley
Payton Rigsby
Amber Russell
Amanda Spurlock
Brittni Throgmorton
David Yandell
Honor Roll
(4.99-4.5)
Casey Bloodworth
Adam Brown
Wesley Craig
LZ Crider
Garrett Davis
Eddie Dover
Amber Dry
Nathan Elms
Justin Flora
Alisa Goins
Christina Harms
Steven Lauderdale
Richard Morgan
Terrah Mullins
Amanda Parenti
Bree Smith
Clayton Spurlock
Rachel Stewart
Brittany Turpen
Brock Watson
Stephanie Yates
Honorable Mention
(4.49-4.0)
Brock Ackman
Ashlee Bailey
Danielle Bowles
Sarah Bradshaw
Brandon Cox
Robert Dale
Brian Dalton
Martin Favors
Cody Goins
Tomi Gowin
Erin Kerley
Brian Kramp
Nicole Lence
Jessica Morrisette
Jessica Ramage
Shoshannah Richerson
Lori Riley
Elizabeth Stambulski
Danielle Tanner
Josh Watts
SOPHOMORES
High Honors (5.0)
Aaron Chamness
Alyssa Conner
Tara Gianneschi
Emily Ketelsen
Credence Mott
Kassandra Ross
Laura Treat
Kristen Wetherell
Cydney Wiggs
Kyle Willis
Honor Roll
(4.99-4.5)
Roger Barnes
Angela Batson
Matthew Bellamy
Samatha Bozarth
Kelsey Cameron
Isaiah Cornelius
Lacey Dixon
Tessa Faulkner
Sarah File
Wesley Flannell
Amber Flannigan
Lori Hannan
Haley Huff
Rebecca Johnson
Matthew Jordan
Daniel Kineman
Laura Martin
Jeremy Nelson
Travis Odum
Lacey Penrod
James Stroud
Charles Thompson
April Tribout
Robbie Trigg
Honorable Mention
(4.49-4.0)
Shely Blanco
Aften Brown
Alden Howard
Elizabeth Markovic
Laura Matheny
Keesha Mattingly
Heather Moran
Brittany Perry
Danielle Randolph
Victoria Riggs
Wesley Scott
Dennis Watts
Tori Webb
FRESHMEN
High Honors (5.0)
Kelsey Adams
Vanessa Botarf
Daniel Butts
Benjamin Chamness
James Ellet
Rachel Ferrell
Chelsey Ford
Jackie Goodman
Philip Hosfeldt
Kassie Jones
Sean Lasley
Ashley McGlure
Kalie McGinnis
Kaylyn Meyers
Jessica Neal
Thomas Nichols
John Obourn
Lisa Riley
Nicholas Robinson
Chelsey Rouse
Lauren Smith
Anne Waycuilis
Casey White
Honor Roll
(4.99-4.5)
Katie Ames
Steven Blackman
Cory Bloodworth
Charles Conner
Alysha Daly
Zachary Elliott
Chastity Eudy
Koren Holder
Dennis Hynes
Dustin Lammers
Jessica Loyd
Whitney Mitchell
Ryan Ochs
Robert Painter
John Pirtle
Jillian Powell
Clinton Rigsby
Brittany Ross
Sarah Shipley
Randol Sims
Preston Sowers
Shae Taylor
Brett Thompson
Aerial Woolverton
Honorable Mention
(4.49-4.0)
Kaylind Ball
Kyle Conley
Breanna Dalton
Tara Garrett
Dustin Joyner
Brandy Morgan
Colten Stafford
Erika Stambulski
Sean Stram
Derek Trovillion
Matthew Verkey
James Werner
Bruce West
Tiffanie Worrell
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News
A pr i l 2005
By Kara Street
For the past month, Mrs.
Clayton’s Information Processing II
class has been working on full length
videos.
The Information II class began
with the plan that the plot of their
video was to be up to them and that
there was no limit on the videos running time.
In the class, the students learned
about filming digital and analog
video, uploading video footage and
using Windows Movie Maker to edit
footage, and add music.
The videos were premiered on
March 14th. The movies ranged
from a mock documentary to a horror spoof.
One of the movies spoofed
was by Anthony Steinmetz and
Dustin Vinson’s and was entitled, “Dude...There’s an
Alien”. The other videos included a Michael Moore type
documentary spoof, a graduation remembrance video,
“Faces”, and an “epic” story
about a bully who meets his
match.
At the end of the project,
the Info II students were quite
proud of their work and Angela
Funk, who worked on the
graduation remembrance video
commented, “It was pretty fun
and it kept me busy.”
David Yandell and Josh Wood work industriously on finishing their projects for
Mrs. Clayton’s Video Editing class.
Working on his ‘Idea’ video, Brock Watson rolls through the credits on
his video for class.
Josh Wood and Tara Street work together on the groups Graduation Remembrance Video.
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Ms.
Taylor’s Seniors write children’s books for class
By Kara Street
In Ms. Taylor’s class, students
have been reading stories from the
Jacobean Era, including a selection
from the Bible and a fragment of the
story Paradise Lost which was written by John Milton.
On Wednesday March 9th, Ms.
Taylor assigned the class a project
to be completed by the end of the
class period. The project was to
make a children’s book and the only
requirement was that they must stick
to the facts from the stories.
Ideas for the project ranged from
the disobedience of man and the fall
of the angels.
Two of the more “unconventional” stories based on the fall of
the angels and Adam and Eve’s disobedience were by Isaac Taylor
and Aaris Miller. Aaris Miller’s
book was entitled Adam and Steve
and Isaac’s was The Transformation of Lucifer.
Once the project was finished,
most of the English IV students felt
that this project was a breath of
fresh air for the class. Josh Wood
commented that, “It was a new and
exciting twist on the classic childrens
novel.”
Josh Wood, Holly Gearing, Haven Hostmeyer, and Clara Kahoun prepare for work
on their book.
Zeb Miller works on his take of the classical story of the temptation of man in his version
aptly named The Sly Serpent.
Aaris Miller with her controversial book Adam & Steve.
Grayson Summers, Cody Baity, Larissa Berning, Bernal Frederick Thompson III,
and Emily Sloan prepare for their projects.
Ashley Bowling and Nikki Smith look on as Jessica Moran works rampantly on her version of the fall of man in the Garden of Eden.
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Kayla Workman and Chris Carl relax in the gym after an exhausting P.E. class.
VHS Future Cheerleaders Steven Lauderdale, Bruce West, and Shawn
Lasley.
Arial Adams, Jamie Kerley, and Kaylyn Adams smile for the camera!
Stay tuned for “I Dream of Nate”...Starring Kelly Bryant!
Mrs. May and Jerrah Stafford “bump heads” in the computer lab.
Kyle Willis, star basketball player, still isn’t over the Eagle’s big win
this year on the courts.
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