Issue 4 - Vienna High School
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Issue 4 - Vienna High School
Volume 12, Issue 4 Vienna High School January 2006 VHS chooses Homecoming Court Kelly Bryant Kayla Butler Kelly Renee Bryant is the daughter of Jim and Wendy Bryant of Tunnel Hill. She has one older brother, Buck Bryant, who is 20. In the past four years at VHS, Kelly has been a member of the dance team. She has also been a member of the Pep Club, Drama Club, Ecology Club, and Beta Club. Her hobbies include playing in the band, dancing, shopping, talking on the internet, and hanging out with her friends. After high school Kelly plans on going to Shawnee Community College then transferring to SIU. “My most memorable moment here at VHS is when I danced with Charlie Thompson, and when I got captain of the dance team with Amanda Pirtle.” When we asked Kelly how she felt about being chosen to represent her class this year she said, “I am so excited about representing my class on the homecoming court for the first time. Thanks to everyone! I love you guys!” Kelly has chosen Mr. Shumaker to be her sponsor. Kayla Sue Butler is the daughter of Kenneth and Sherry Butler of Vienna. She has two siblings, Felicia, who is 19 and Brice, who is 13. Throughout her years here at VHS, Kayla has been an active member of the softball team. She has also been active in FCA, Pep Club, Drama Club, Beta Club, and Spanish Club. Her hobbies include playing softball, going to all the basketball games, and hanging out with all of her friends. After high school she plans on going to a four year university and majoring in the medical field. “My most memorable moment would have to be every homecoming week. All the school spirit is awesome and the whole week is very relaxed and everyone gets along for once!” commented Kayla. When asked how she felt about being chosen to represent her class this year she said, “I was very surprised to be chosen by my class. It’s a great honor and all the other candidates are excellent representatives of our class as well.” Kayla has chosen Mr. Palmer to be her sponsor. Brock Ackmann LZ Crider Brock Garrett Ackmann is the son of Mary Wilson. He has one older sister, Kim Shoemaker, who is 25. Throughout Brock’s four years of high school, he has been an active member of the basketball team. He has also been active in Pep Club, JILG, and FFA. Brock’s hobbies include hunting, riding four-wheelers, and camping. After he graduates high school, Brock plans on going to a technical college, to be an Automotive Mechanic. “My most memorable moment here at VHS is when Cody Goins spilled orange juice in English I and then he slipped in it and fell into the filing cabinet,” Brock stated. Brock said, “I am very honored and proud to represent my class in this year’s homecoming.” Brock has chosen Mr. Harner to be his sponsor. LZ Crider is the son of Shannon and Douglass Byrn of Cypress. LZ has three siblings: Brittani, 18, Jessica, 13, and Elizabeth, 15. Throughout his years here at VHS, he has been an active member of the Track team. He has also been an active member of the Pep Club, Drama Club, and FCA. LZ enjoys playing the guitar in his spare time. After he graduates high school, LZ plans on going to college and hopefully lead a song and worship band. “My most memorable moment here at VHS is when Brandon Studer was playing basketball for intramurals,” LZ said. “Its a privilege to represent the senior class,” LZ stated when he was asked how he felt when he was chosen to be on homecoming court. LZ has chosen Mrs. Hight to be his sponsor. Amanda Pirtle Kendy Dunning Amanda Christine Pirtle is the daughter of Jerry and Marjorie Pirtle of Ozark. She has one younger brother, John, who is 15. In the past four years Amanda has been an active member, and is now the captain of the dance team. She has also been active in Pep Club, Beta Club, Drama Club, and Ecology Club. Her hobbies include dancing, watching TV, and going shopping. Amanda’s plan after she graduates high school is to go to college, most likely SEMO. “My most memorable moment here at VHS would be my freshman year in English when Mr. D. Hill and Mr. Windhorst put the gum wrapper on their foreheads and then rubbed their face so it was all red. It was so funny!” When Amanda asked how she felt about being chosen to represent her senior class, she commented, “I am very excited about being chosen and I feel very honored to be chosen by my class. Thanks a lot guys! I love you all!” Amanda has chosen Mrs. Kreuter to be her sponsor. Garrett Davis William Garrett Davis is the son of Brad and Pam Davis of Vienna. He has one sister, Andria, who is 20. Throughout his four years at VHS, he has been an active member of the basketball and baseball teams. He has also been an active member of the Ecology Club. Garrett’s hobbies include playing basketball, four-wheeler riding, sleeping, and eating. After he graduates high school, Garrett plans on going to college to play basketball and baseball. “My most memorable moment here at VHS is when I was with Bree for the whole night of prom. It was the best night of my life,” Garrett said. When Garrett was asked how he felt about being chosen to represent his senior class he stated, “I feel extremely privileged to represent my class and I thank everyone who voted for me, you crazy people.” Garrett has chosen Mr. Jones as his sponsor. Kendy Renee Dunning is the daughter of Greg and Debbie Dunning of New Burnside. She has one brother, Michael, who is 25. Kendy has been an active member of the basketball team and the track team. She has also been active in Pep Club and Ecology Club. Her hobbies include playing basketball, shopping, hanging out with her friends, and spending time with Steven Lauderdale. After Kendy graduates, she plans attending college at Rockford, but she is not sure about her major. She also plans on playing basketball. “My most memorable moment at VHS would have to be when Mr. Hight was eating moldy chocolate and then tried to act like he didn’t do it when we actually saw him.” Kendy said when she was asked how she felt about being chosen to represent her class, “I think it is awesome to be chosen. Thanks everyone! I am really honored. Thank you again.” Kendy has chosen Ms. Widowski to be her sponsor. Matt Ellet Charles Matthew Ellet is the son of Wes and Jill Ellet. Matt has one younger brother James, who is 16. Throughout his years here at VHS Matt has been a member of the basketball team. He has also been active in Pep Club, FCA, Drama Club, and FFA. Matt’s hobbies include hunting, camping, riding four-wheelers, and racing. His plans after high school are to go into the Air Force. When Matt was asked how he felt about being chosen for homecoming he stated, “I feel very honored to be chosen to represent my class.” Matt has chosen Mr. Reichert to be his sponsor. The Talon Page 2 Junior Attendants January 2006 By Whitney Newton Lacie Endrizzi Lacie Marie Endrizzi is the daughter of Mark and Ginger Endrizzi of Vienna. She has two siblings, Chuck and Matthew. Sarah File Charlie Thompson Isaiah Cornelius Charles Lawrence Thompson is Isaiah Quentin Cornelius is the of Angela File and Ronnie the son of Cheryl Thompson of Chapman. Vienna. son of Connie and Jeffrey Cornelius Sarah Beth File is the daughter She has one sibling, Ashley, who is 15. He has two siblings, Trey, who is 19, and Brett, who is 15. ketball and softball teams. She is also a member of the Pep Club. Her hobbies include playing sports and hanging out with her friends. “My most memorable moment here at VHS is the day that I met Derek Trovillion,” Lacie said. When Lacie was asked how she felt about being chosen to represent the junior class she stated, “I feel happy and honored to be voted for by my junior class.” team. She is also a member of the Pep Club and the Beta Club. Charlie is a member of Madrigal, Pep Band, Jazz Band, Brass Her hobbies include dancing, Septet, Pep Club, Drama Club, Beta Club, and Show Choir. shopping, and horse back riding. “My most memorable moment He has six siblings, Tenton, who is 27, Rebecca, who is 25, Elijah, who is 23, Uriah, who is 21, Sarah is a member of the dance Lacie is a member of the bas- of Simpson. “My most memorable moment Zebulon, who is 18, and Kayla, who is 14. Isaiah is a member of the baskeball team. He is also a member of Pep Club. at VHS is when my friends and I at VHS is when Brandon Studer hid “My most memorable moment crowd-surfed that little dude, Bobby underneath Mr. Hight’s desk in biHoffman, at a home game,” Sarah ology, and made Mr. Hight jump at here at VHS is when Mr. Palmer said. my freshman year.” Isaiah said. “I think it is a great privilege to be chosen and I really think everyone should get a chance to be in homecoming and experience it all,” least 10 feet in the air. Then, Brandon could not stop his unforgettable laugh,” Charlie said. When Charlie was asked how Sarah stated when she was asked he felt about being chosen to reprehow she felt being chosen to repre- sent his class he stated, “I feel very sent her class. taught me how to tie a tie in P.E. class When Isaiah was asked how he felt about being chosen to represent his class he stated, “Well, it feels dang good. I keep on top of my job by taking frequent cat naps but I’m on the job 24-7. Thank you!” honored to be chosen to represent the class of 2007. Thanks to all who voted for me.” Junior Homecoming Attendants (L to R): Charlie Thompson, Lacie Endrizzi, Sarah File, and Isaiah Cornelius. January 2006 Sop homore Attendants ophomore The Talon Page 3 By Whitney Newton Alysha Daly Alysha Marie Daly is the daughter of John and Cindy Daly of New Burnside. She has one sibling, Amanda, who is 20. Alysha is a member of the dance team. She is also a member of the Pep Club and Drama Club. Her hobbies include dancing, hanging out with her friends, and riding four-wheelers. Her most memorable moment at VHS was last year when she had a whole semester of Geography with Charlie Thompson. Alysha said, “I am very grateful to be chosen to represent the Sophomore class. It’s a wonderful experience and thank you to all that voted for me!” Cas ey White Casey Casey Marie White is the daughter of Noble and Mary Jane White of New Burnside. She has three siblings, Clayton, who is 20, Kayla, who is 18, and Katie, who is 8. Casey is a member of the softball team, and is also involved in cheerleading, and band. She is also a member of the Globetrotters, Pep Club, and Student Council. Her hobbies include playing softball, cheerleading, playing in pep band and marching band, fishing, and hanging out with her friends. Her most memorable moment at VHS was when Brett was talking about online classes and Casey said, “They have Ocean “O” Graphy.” Then it got put on the marching band shirt. “I am very excited to be chosen as a Sophomore attendant. Thanks for everyone who thought enough of me, to vote for me,” Casey said. rovillion Derek T Trovillion Derek Larry Trovillion is the son Bruce West Bruce Jacob West is the son of of Ned Trovillion of Vienna and Roy and Christie West of Cypress. He has three siblings, Bryan, Vanessa Hopkins of Buncombe. who is 11, Bradley, who is 6, and Derek is a member of the basJosh Mixen, who is 22. ketball team and the baseball team. He is a member of the basketHe is also a member of the Pep ball team and baseball team. He is Club. His hobbies include playing also a member of Pep Club. Bruce’s hobbies include hunting sports and hanging out with his and fishing. His most memorable moment at friends. Derek’s most memorable moment at VHS was winning the VHS was when he fell in the locker room and knocked himself out. The only thing he remembered is Derek regionals in baseball and basketball Trovillion and Sean Lasley laughing his Freshman year. at him. Derek commented, “It’s an “I feel very privileged by know- honor representing my class. ing that my classmates like me. Thanks to all of my classmates who Thank you to all who voted for me.” voted for me. It’s awesome!” Bruce said. Sophomore Homecoming Attendants pictured above are Derek Trovillion, Alysha Daly, Casey White, and Bruce West. Page 4 Freshman Attendants The Talon January 2006 By Whitney Newton Caroline Bremer Allison Bean Clayton Stevens Dustin Goddard Caroline Leigh Bremer is the Allison Carole Bean is the Clayton Tanner Stevens is the Dustin Owen Goddard is the daughter of Jeff and Lisa Bremer daughter of Mark and Kelly Bean son of Charley and Jay Tanner of son of Jerry and Debra Goddard of of Metropolis. of Vienna. Ozark. Cypress. She has two siblings, Laura, 12 and John, 6. Caroline is a member of the golf team and Student Council. She is also active in Madrigal, FFA, and FCA. Her hobbies include playing basketball, golfing, singing and horseback riding. So far, her impression of VHS is, “Toto, I don’t believe we’re in Kansas anymore!” When she was asked how she felt about being chosen to represent her class she stated, “I am at a total loss for words. Thank you fellow classmates and Chase Deaton.” She has two siblings, Shannon, He has one sister, Sklynn, 11. 21 and Stacy, 18. Allison is an active member of Clayton is a member of the the basketball and golf team. She basketball team. He also enjoys is also a member of Student Coun- playing basketball in his free time. cil and FCA. Her hobbies include playing basketball, golf, reading, and hanging out with her friends. So far, her impression of VHS “I’m looking forward to it,” Allison stated when she was asked how she felt about her class choos- 20 and Becky, 25. Dustin is a member of the basketball team. His hobbies include hanging out So far, his impression of VHS is that it is the best high school he has ever been to. When Clayton was asked how with Teena and being crazy. So far, his impression of VHS is that it is the best high school he has ever been to. he felt about being chosen by his When Dustin was asked how he class to represent them on the felt about his class choosing him to homecoming court he stated, “It’s represent them, he stated, “It’s just cool!” crazy. I think people did it to mess is that it is fun and it is a new experience. He has two siblings, Rachelle, with my head. It’s all craziness.” ing her to be on the homecoming court. Freshman Homecoming Attendants (L to R): Clayton Stevens, Caroline Bremer, Allison Bean, and Dustin Goddard. The Talon January 2006 Page 5 2005-2006 Master and Mistress of Ceremonies David Yandell and Julie Farmer were chosen to be this year’s Master and Mistress of ceremonies for the 2006 homecoming coronation. The Master and Mistress of ceremonies announce the candidates as they enter the gym. The Master and Mistress are responsible for giving information about the candidates including sports and activities they have been involved in throughout their years at Vienna High School. To be chosen for Mistress or Master of Ceremonies, a student is required to tryout. Tryouts were held in the new gym by Mrs. Kreuter with the help of other teachers at the school. The students trying-out are given a few minutes to read over a script from a previous homecoming, and must then read the script over the microphone. David Yandell commented, “I am really excited to be the Master of Ceremonies. It should be a lot of fun, and I’m glad Julie was selected to be Mistress.” David Yandell & Julie Farmer will be Homecoming Master and Mistress of Ceremonies Lady Eagles takes first at Cobden Christmas Tournament By Whitney Newton The Lady Eagles returned home victorious from the Cobden Christmas Tournament with a 4-1 record on December 14, 15, and 17. The girls defeated Cobden in the Championship game. The final score of the Championship game was Lady Eagles - 76 and Appleknockers - 64. The Lady Eagles also defeated Galatia (48-41) and Pope County (52-46) in the tournament. Although they suffered a loss to the Anna Jonesboro Lady Wildcats, their Eagle spirit wasn’t broken. The very next game began their fourgame winning streak, which conquered the first place trophy. Lacie Endrizzi and Tori Webb were chosen for the All Tourney Team. Lacie Endrizzi is a Junior at VHS. “I was really excited when we won. I knew we had a lot of talent this year. I hope we can keep up our winning streak throughout the season. I was also really happy to make the All-Tournament Team with Tori,” Lacie commented. Kendy Dunning, a senior Lady Eagle said, “I think it’s awesome that we won. We had some tough competition, along with the usual ups and downs, but we came together and won.” Coach Ross Hill commented, “I was very pleased. We haven’t won the Christmas tournament in four years. I was very proud of my team.” The Lady Eagles after their win in the Cobden Christmas Tournament from left to right - (back row) Ross Hill, Allison Bean, Kaylie McGinnis, Reagan Summers, Beth Widowski, Shoshannah Richerson, Tori Webb and Cydney Wiggs (front row) Aften Brown, Kendy Dunning, Aeriel Woolverton, and Lacie Endrizzi. VHS 2005-2006 Talon Staff Whitney Newton ........... Editor-in-Chief Julie Farmer ................ Managing Editor Kristin Hunter .............. Managing Editor Payton Rigsby ...........................Staff Lacey Penrod ...........................Staff Brandy Morgan .........................Staff Teena Harms ...........................Staff Payton Rigsby .......................... Staff Mrs. Joan Clayton ................... Advisor The Vienna High School Talon is a publication of the VHS 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 658-3011. The Talon is on the web at www.viennahighschool.com/newspaper Vienna High School 601 N. 1st Street Vienna, IL 62995 Phone (618)658-3011 www.viennahighschool.com Congratulations Lacie and T or Tor orii Lacie Endrizzi and Tori W ebb Webb were selected for the All Tourney Team at the Cobden Christmas Tournament. The Talon Page 6 January 2006 VHS Eagles win the Vienna Classic Tournament By Kristin Hunter The Eagles were undefeated in the Vienna Classic Tournament, which was held November 21st through the 26th. It was a roundrobin, which means all the teams play each other, no matter how many games the teams have won or lost. Vienna placed first, with a championship victory over Meridian. Third place was by Pope County (2-2), Gallatin County (13), and Ft. Bowman (0-4). Vienna far out-played all the teams, but the Championship game turned out to be the closest. The Eagles were down seven points by the end of the third quarter. Then the Eagles took charge and scored 15 points in the final 11 minutes, achieving a 66-58 win. Four Eagle players were selected for the Classic All-Tournament team, a testament to the strong force the Eagles played in the Tournament. The Eagles took Second Place in the Sesser-Valier Christmas Tournament on December 27-30. Vienna defeated Elverado (7023), New Athens (61-40),and Sparta (60-48), then went on to play Waltonville for the championship. Waltonville defeated our Eagles 6153. Garrett Davis and Brett Thompson were chosen for the all tourney team. The Eagles were undefeated in the Vienna Classic, which was held from November 21st to November 26th. The other teams involved were: Meridian, Pope County, Gallatin Country, and Fort Bowman. Classic Tourney Champions pictured above are: back row (L to R): Brock Ackmann, Kyle Willis, Brett Thompson, Justin Flora, Matt Ellet, Derek Trovillion. Front row (L to R): Isaiah Cornelius, Steven Lauderdale, Garrett Davis, Chris Nichols, Dennis Watts. Classic All Tournament Team Four out of the six members of the all tournament team at the Vienna Classic were from Vienna. Back row (left to right) Derek Trovillion, Garrett Davis, and Kyle Willis. Front row is Brett Thompson. Real Rehab & Fitness P.O. Box 35 Vienna, Illinois Free Checking! 658-8144 Physical Therapy Full Fitness Center Free Gifts! Water Aerobics Swimming Pool Free Money! 811 N. 1st Vienna, IL Together Works...For You Phone: 658-2961 The Talon January 2006 Page 7 VHS Cheerleaders Take First in Vienna Classic Page by Kristin Hunter The Vienna High School cheerleaders took first in the Vienna Classic cheerleading competition which was held November 21st through the 26th. Kneeling front row (from left to right) Lauren Smith, Casey White, Jillian Powell, Lauren Windings, Taylor Ames, Stephanie Yates, Kristen Wetherell, and Ashton Rambo-Sharp. Kneeling back row (from left to right) Sierra Saunders, Haley Huff, Lori Hannan, Whitney Mitchell, and Ashley McClure. Congra tula tions ongratula tulations Mr. and Mrs Mrs.. Corby and Kara Hight, who were wed on Saturday, December 3rd, 2005 2005 Vienna Classic MVP Congratulations Garrett! Congratulations & Good Luck to all the King and Queen Candidates We are happy to serve your Court!!! Locally Owned! 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By Whitney Newton Steven Lauderdale, Kayla Butler, Amanda Pirtle, and Jennifer Hale Mrs. Clayton and Whitney Newton Cydney Wiggs, Shoshannah Richerson, and Tori Webb Vanessa Botarf and Allen Rood Mrs. Holhubner Erica Farnsworth Trovillion Brothers Phone: (618) 658-3761 505 East Vine St. Vienna, IL Do-it-Best Center TAMBRA K. CAIN ATTORNEY AT LAW 102 N. 4th Street P.O. Box 1311 Vienna, IL 62995 Johnson County Farm Bureau 809 N. 1st Street * P.O. Box 335 Vienna, IL 62995 Carol Hall Manager Ph./Fax (618) 658-2127 Email: [email protected] CALL US for all your animal health product needs! The Talon Page 10 January 2006 Madrigal celebrations entertain the masses By Brandy Morgan Good morrow, lords and ladies! Madrigal season has come to pass. It was an exciting celebration with trumpets and singing resonating throughout the school. The theme for this year’s Madrigal was “Noah and Joan of Ark.” Practices were held every Monday and Wednesday starting in September and ending in December, led by coordinator Jarod Shumaker. Matt Bellamy, part of the royal court, seemed happy with the way things were going. “Madrigal’s go- ing great. It’s going to be awesome.” A lot of people participated this year to make this medieval celebration memorable. Listed here are the members according to role in the play: The Lords: Aaron Chamness Noah/Arnold the Falconer; Credence Mott - Ham; Charlie Thompson - The King of Deep Manor; Philip Hosfeldt - Shem; Ben Chamness Eggs; John Pirtle - The Small Boy; James Ellet - Jesse; Clint Collins- “The Friar.” The Ladies: Julie Farmer - The Clint Rigsby, Wes Flannel, and James Werner were the Royal Musicians at this year’s madrigal. Jestress; Lori Hannon - The Queen; Rebecca Johnson - Temperance; Jennifer Hale - Joan of Ark; Laura Treat - Town Crier; Sarah BradshawThe Angel; Kelly Bryant - Prudence. The Royal Court: Matt Bellamy, Casey Bloodworth, Elizabeth Stambulski, Lisa Riley, Lori Riley, Amanda Pirtle, Breanna Morris, Kassie Jones, Erica Farnsworth, Tara Garret, Shanelle Beasley. The Royal Musicians: James Werner, Wes Flannel, Clinton Rigsby. John Pirtle and Matt Bellamy were the royal court members in the madgrial. The Servants: Tessa Faulkner, Kenzie Bradshaw, Erika Stambulski, Steven Blackman, Brandy Morgan, Alyssa Conner, Ashton Rambo-Sharp, Samantha Grathler, Tara Gianneschi, and Caroline Bremer. Jarod Shumaker, madrigal director, was very pleased with this year’s performance. He said, “It was great! The audience was great. I had a good time, and the food was great, too!” (L to R): Amanda Pirtle, Charlie Thompson, Kelly Bryant, and Breanna Morris enjoying their last night of madrigal. This -N- That Flower Shop Tuxedo Rental Congratulations to all Homecoming Candidates and Attendants For all your flower needs 658-9776 Vienna, Illinois January 2006 The Talon Page 11 Madrigal madness captivates the masses The beautiful Jestress Julie Farmer and her director Jarod Shumaker (L to R) James Ellet, Sarah Bradshaw, Keesha Mattingly, Elizabeth Stambulski, Tara Garret, Credence Mott, Phillip Hosfeldt are clad from head-to-toe in Medievil garb Cast members worked hard to ensure the success of this year’s performance. Pictured (L to R) Lisa Riley, Laura Treat, Aaron Chamness, Rebecca Johnson The lovely ladies of the court along with Director Jarod Shumaker. Pictured Back Row (L to R): Kassie Jones, Kelly Bryant, Jarod Shumaker, and Breanna Morris. Front Row (L to R): Julie Farmer, Amanda Pirtle, and Jennifer Hale. Jon A. Simmons Auctioneer Call: 995-1533 Vienna, IL Vienna Outdoor Equipment Wetherell Dentistry 805 N. 1st Street Vienna, IL 104 Locust St. Vienna, IL “We Repair All Brands & Models” 658-8361 The Talon Page 12 January 2006 State Representative meets with JILG students Submitted By Rosalie Corse The Career Association of the Jobs for Illinois Graduates at Vienna High School has had an eventful November. For one activity, Fall JILG students created and delivered 15 “Good-EBags” to Guardian Family Services in Metropolis. Also in November, two JILG students, along with career specialist Rosalie Corse, principal Faye Mize and superintendent Marleis Trover attended a meeting with State Representative Brandon Phelps, who serves on the JILG state board. All 35 JILG students planned an Initiation and Installation ceremony, which occurred on the evening of November 28. The Initiation and Installation Ceremony took place in the Vienna High School commons on November 28. This special evening was attended by the participants, and their families and friends. The keynote speaker for the event, Rodney Gholson, spoke about setting goals and planning for the future. JILG Regional Manager Gayle Page also attended the ceremony and had inspirational words for the students. As a part of the ceremony, officers were sworn in. This year’s officers are Kristen Rogers, Kim Helleny, Justin Flora, Whitney Newton, J.D. Gonzalez and Cody Logsdon. JILG students are required to fulfill ten service learning hours while enrolled (L to R): Kristen Rogers, Kim Helleny, Justin Flora, Whitney Newton, J.D. Gonzalez, and Cody in the program. For their Logsdon were sworn in as officers on the night of the I and I Ceremony. service project, the Fall class sewed drawstring bags, filled them with personal care items, and delivered them to the Guardian House. All of the personal care items such as shampoo, deodorant, toothbrushes and toothpaste, were donated by individuals and companies. The Spring class plans to duplicate this project, with the “Good-E-Bags” they create going to the Anna Bixby House in (L to R): Mrs. Corse, Niki Marsh, Faye Mize, Jamie Vinson, Brandon Phelps, and Marleis Trover Harrisburg. met with the State Representative Brandon Phelps at the University of Illinois Extension Office in Vienna. J.W. Reynolds Memorials “The company you’ve heard about all your life” Bailey Funeral Home 705 N. First Street Vienna, IL 62995 (618) 658-2311 Phone: 658-29 11 or 1-800-526-9 180 1-800-526-91 658-291 Brian & Julie Bailey Brent Williams Shoemaker Construction, Inc. General Contractors Ben Adams Randy Spurlock 809 N. 1st Street, P.O. Box 335 Vienna, IL 62995 Office Phone: (618) 658-2881 “Build with Us” 695-3372 Vienna, IL Life-Health-Auto-Home-Farm-Crop-Hail The Talon January 2006 Page 13 Julie Farmer wins DAR Good Citizen Award Julie Farmer is this year’s recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Good Citizenship Award. The DAR Good Citizen Award is given to one female high school senior at each high school. The senior must portray characteristics of a good citizen. The recipient must show qualities such as manifests these qualities. The student chosen is required to explain in a written essay why and how they have shown these abilities throughout her life, and is eligible for further rewards, in- cluding scholarships. The award recipient is also honored at an awards ceremony, where she is recognized, along with the other winners from the surrounding schools. Julie was pleased to receive this award. “I feel honored knowing that the faculty at my school chose me to receive this award.” Congrats, Julie, on receiving the DAR Good Citizen Award! - The Talon Wes Scott joins the U.S. Army VHS gets F.L.I.P.P.E.D. F.L.I.P.P.E.D is a new club Vienna High School students are joining. Its purpose is to help Christians grow stronger in their faith, and to have fun while doing it. One focus point in the club is to get people to “step out of their comfort zone.” To some, even coming to this club may fit that criteria, but everyone is welcome. The name F.L.I.P.P.E.D. stands for Followers Lead Into Promising Praises Every Day. Christians are responsibility, patriotism, leadership, and loyalty. The faculty of the school chooses one senior girl from the class who they believe By Whitney Newton called to make a “difference” and this club will help people achieve that goal. Haley Huff is the founder of F.L.I.P.P.E.D. Andy Wilkins is the sponsor and club leader. Meetings are generally held every Monday starting at 5:30 P.M. and the meetings usually last an hour. If you have any questions, or would like to join F.L.I.P.P.E.D. contact Haley Huff, LZ Crider, or Charlie Thompson. VHS Junior Wes Scott joined the U.S. Army Reserves on November 10, 2005. His Military Occupational Specialty (M.O.S.) is a 11B Infantrymen. Wes will be leaving on June 7, 2006 to go to Fort Benning, Georgia, where he will be doing his Basic Combat Training. During his Senior year he will be doing AIT, which means he will be away one weekend every month. He has a eight year contract with the reserves and a six year contract for his M.O.S. However, once he graduates he will be eligible for Active Duty, where he will then be switched to a new M.O.S., which will be Airborne/Infantry. He hopes to eventually sign a 20 year contract. The Secret Garden “We Deliver” 658-9215 Monday - Friday: 9:00 - 4:30 Saturday: 9:00 - 1:00 Garters for Prom Wrist Corsages and Boutonnieres Hand Held Bouquets Shelia Harper - Owner Tuxedo Rentals The Talon Page 14 January 2006 Senior Spotlights By Teena Harms Ashlee Bailey Sarah Bradshaw Shaun Chaput Robbie Aumiller What is your New Year’s resolution? Try to have a good year and do good in all my classes. What are you looking forward to in 2006? Starting off a new year and new classes. What was your favorite class last semester? Nursing. I enjoy the class and I enjoy going to the nursing home and getting to know all the residents. What is your favorite holiday? Christmas. I get to see my family and spend time with them. The presents are really good, too. If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Katie Holmes, because she is funny, and she is an inspiration to me. What are you looking forward to in 2006? I can always look forward to... cookie dough! Mmm... dough! What would you like to know about the opposite gender’s mind? Ha, I have enough trouble figuring out what my gender’s doing! Girls are so confusing... What was your favorite class last semester? Woo! Choir! “Isn’t it great to be able to sing?” What is your favorite holiday? Any holiday not around Christmas. It’s supposed to be about giving and happiness. Instead it is about themselves and the crazy traffic! If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Why would I put them through the torture!? I wouldn’t mind being Angelina Jolie’s twin though! What is your New Year’s resolution? Grow a mustache. What are you looking forward to in 2006? Freedom! What was your favorite class last semester? Accounting. The duck threw free money at me all the time in that class. Quack! What is your favorite holiday? Christmas-give me free stuff! If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Pikachu! It’s very hard to be me and he seems to be really qualified with that! What is your New Year’s resolution? To grow in faith, find a college to attend, and get into shape for tennis. What are you looking forward to in 2006? I can’t wait for tennis season to start. I think I’ll represent Vienna fairly well. What would you like to know about the opposite gender’s mind? Why does it change so much? If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Andre Agassi, because he is a tennis legend, and is involved in helping the youth. What is your favorite holiday? Christmas, because it represents the birth of Jesus Christ, and it’s the only time I get to see my brother. Harper Ford “Contact us for all your automotive needs” Owner: Bob Harper Telephone: (618)658-7003 Hours: Mon-Fri: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Sat: 8 A.M. to 12 P.M. The Talon January 2006 Page 15 Spotl ig hts By Teena Harms Laura Treat - Junior Alysha Daly - Sophomore Ashley Henshaw - Freshman What is your New Year’s resolution? To quit losing stuff and to finish winning all my old video games. What are you looking forward to in 2006? I am going to England and Ireland with the Globetrotters group and I‘m pretty excited about that. I’m also looking forward to the end of winter, too, which should happen in 2006 as well. What is your favorite holiday? “Talk like a pirate day.” I missed it this year, but I’ll be ready next September! If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Bill Gates; it would be very convenient! “Hey Bill, do you think I could borrow some money?” He wouldn’t mind at all since we were twins. What would you like to know about the opposite gender’s mind? If I knew everything then that wouldn’t be very fun, now would it? What is your New Year’s resolution? I don’t have a resolution. If I want to improve something about myself then I might as well start now! What are you looking forward to in 2006? Getting a job, because I’m tired of being broke all the time! What was your favorite class last semester? P.E., I might not be good at very many of the sports we play, but I enjoy trying them. What is your favorite holiday? Christmas, because all of my close family comes down and I get to catch up with them. All the great food doesn’t hurt either! If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Niki Marsh; she may not be famous yet, What is your New Year’s resolution? To stay healthy and get all B’s! What was your favorite class last semester? David Hill’s English I, because he is hilarious. What is your favorite holiday? Christmas, especially when it is snowy outside. If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Kate Bosworth. She played in the movie, “Blue Crush” and she has big muscles. What would you like to know about the opposite gender’s mind? What makes them do the things they do? What are you looking forward to in 2006? Missouri Valley Conference, because I love college basketball, especially the Salukis! (618)658-9597 6685 U.S. Highway 45 N. Vienna, IL 62995 Professional Quality Graphics, Murals, Lettering & Signage Real Rehab & Fitness P.O. Box 35 Vienna, Illinois Free Checking! 658-8144 Physical Therapy Full Fitness Center Free Gifts! Water Aerobics Swimming Pool Free Money! 811 N. 1st Vienna, IL Together Works...For You Phone: 658-2961 Page 16 January 2006 The Talon Spotlights Benjamin Bessette Freshman Cory Bloodworth Sophomore Daniel Kineman Junior What is your New Year’s resolution? To be nicer to my brother. What are you looking forward to in 2006? Turning 16 and being able to drive my Grandpa’s truck. What was your favorite class last semester? Reading skills, because Mr. Palmer and I got a long real good “yeah!” What is your favorite holiday? Christmas, I get to meet my family from up north and receive a lot of presents. If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Chris Rock, one of us needs to be funny! What would you like to know about the opposite gender’s mind? To be able to know what their up to at all times. What is your New Year’s resolution? To get more video games, manga, and anime. To also read more manga and play more video games. What was your favorite class last semester? I don’t like school, because it tries to force generic ideas upon you and you are made to take classes you don’t want or need. What is your favorite holiday? Halloween! You dress up, and there is Talon Falls during that time, also. If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Chrono, because then I would have cool powers. What would you like to know about the opposite gender’s mind? I don’t even want to know what goes on in their minds. What is your New Year’s resolution? That I... this is really tough... hmm... What are you looking forward to in 2006? I have no clue, not even an idea... Because I am boring like that! What was your favorite class last semester? Geometry... That’s right! What is your favorite holiday? All of them, can’t get enough of the them! If you could pick any famous person to be your twin who would it be? Sean Connery... What? What would you like to know about the opposite gender’s mind? Everything!... how do they think... how they work... well maybe not everything! PHONE: (618) 658-3191 GODDARD’S AUTO BODY INC. 865 Old Rte. 146 Loop Vienna, Illinois 62995 24 HOUR TOWING TIRES AUTO SALES ALIGNMENTS Family owned and operated since 1974 Shawnee Title and Abstract Rick Wiggs 500 E. Vine Street, Vienna, IL (618) 658-9230 Sherri Ross Vienna, IL 658-5555 Page 17 January 2006 The Talon Queen Candidates and their Homecoming Sponsors By Whitney Newton Kelly Bryant and Mr. Shumaker Kayla Palmer Butler and Mr. Kendy Dunning and Ms. Widowski Queen Candidates left to right: Kendy Dunning, Kayla Butler, Amanda Pirtle and Mrs. Krueter Amanda Pirtle, and Kelly Bryant Tanner Construction John D. Tanner Vienna, IL 658-3145 Edward Jones Investments We also do ICF Basements. For more information visit our website at www.glassdoctor.com Collins Car Wash John Kreuter 658-2222 Cagle’s Tire & Wheel Towing & Recovery 658-8017 615 Highway 146 East Bobby Collins, Owner 24-hour Oil Change Towing $15.95 Everything for your tire needs! Page 18 The Talon January 2006 King Candidates and their Homecoming sponsors By Whitney Newton Brock Ackmann and Mr. Harner LZ Crider and Mrs. Hight Garrett Davis and Mr. Jones Matt Ellet and Mr. Reichert Drive-up Open Monday - Friday 7:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Sat. 7:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. King Candidates left to right: Garrett Davis, Brock Ackmann, LZ Crider, and Matt Ellet (618) 658-8888 FREE CHECKING! Lobby Open Monday - Friday 8:00 A.M.. - 5:00 P.M. Sat. 8:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Page 19 January 2006 The Talon 402-04 Court Street P.O. Box 185 Vienna, IL (618)658-2011 Dahncke Pharmacy of Vienna Owner Marc Dahncke 658-3784 “For all Your Pharmaceutical Needs” Page 20 January 2006 The Talon Royal Treats Bli zzards Soft Serve Sundaes Novelties l a i c e p S t n e 2. $ d r u o f t S er, fries and drink 50 ! rg u b e s e e Ch DQ Something Different Come in and see your friends at DQ!
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