Issue 3 - Vienna High School

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Volume 8, Issue 3
December 2001
Vienna High School
Vienna, Illinois
Page by Amy Clayton
VHS Homecoming Candidates
Ashley Trover
Ashley is the daughter of Jane
Kluge and Bobby Trover. She has
one brother Lance (21). Ashley’s
Homecoming sponsor is Mr. Marc
Palmer. She is being escorted by
Joe Wright.
Ashley is an active member in
Drama Club, Ecology Club, Beta
Club, Spanish Club, and is President of Student Council. She is
also a softball player. Ashley enjoys spending her free time with
her family and friends. She also
likes to go four-wheeler riding,
fishing, and just making her high
school days memorable.
Ashley’s greatest accomplishments include being chosen as
Sophomore attendant, winning
the Conference this past year in
softball, and making the South
Egyptian Conference the past two
years.
Ashley’s most memorable moments at VHS include all of the
times with her friends last year and
going mudding at Twin Lakes
with about eight people in Kyle’s
Bronco. “We got stuck and we
had to walk about two miles back
to the road while Kyle and Jake
were in their underwear trying to
push the Bronco out.”
When asked how she felt
about being chosen as candidate
Ashley said, “I am very excited
about being chosen for this honor.
This is going to be even more special because I was chosen with
three of my good friends. I love
you guys and thanks!”
Ashley’s future plans are to attend a four-year university, hopefully on a softball scholarship, and
major in either Business Management or Administration of Justice.
Amanda Threlkeld
Amanda is the granddaughter
of June Coltharp of Vienna. She
has one sister Marissa (14). She
also has one brother Corey (11).
Amanda’s Homecoming sponsor
is Mr. Ross Hill. She is being escorted by Blake Curry.
Amanda is an active member
in Drama Club, Ecology Club, Pep
Club, is Vice President of Student
Council, and Secretary of HOSA.
She also plays softball. Amanda
enjoys spending her free time with
her friends and trying to make her
Senior year memorable.
Amanda’s greatest accomplishment was when she and
Ashley Brooke Hill won first place
in the statewide HOSA Conference in CPR-First Aid.
Amanda’s most memorable
moments at VHS include spending all summer with Amanda
McCoy, Tony Torret at the Braves
game in Atlanta, and when she was
walking back from Bowman Bottoms in the dark after getting
Kyle’s Bronco stuck. By the end
of the night she had sprained her
ankle, her clothes were torn, and
Jake Smith was in his underwear.
about being chosen as Queen Candidate Amanda said, “I love our
Senior Class! Being chosen as
Queen Candidate is a wonderful
experience. It is something I will
never forget.”
Amanda’s future plans are to
attend college and major in Sign
Language Interpretation/ Deaf
Education.
Aly Steele
Ashley Hill
Aly is the daughter of Diana
Wright of Vienna and James and
Ceitha Steele of Springfield. She
has two brothers, Vince (15) and
Keith (2). She also has a sister
Abbey (10). Aly’s Homecoming
sponsor is Mr. Jon Green. She is
being escorted by Travis
Verkamman.
Aly is a member of Pep Club,
is Vice President of HOSA and
Secretary/Treasurer of Ecology
Club. She is also a cheerleader.
Aly enjoys spending her free time
eating, having fun at work with
Larry and the rest of the Vienna
Outdoor and Napa crew, spending time with friends and family,
and with Travis.
Aly’s greatest accomplishments include receiving her CNA
license and being chosen as Top
10 in the State in Nursing Assistant Competition.
Aly’s most memorable moments at VHS include spending
her time with Travis and her
friends, all of her HOSA memories, Andy Farmer blowing up
plastic gloves on his head in Resource, and Kyle Bohannan jumping in the lake on Senior Day.
Aly said, “It is great. Thank you.
Good Luck to my best friends!”
Aly’s future plans are to attend
a junior college and earn an Associate Degree in Nursing. She then
wants to transfer to a four-year
university and get her Bachelor of
Science in Nursing.
Ashley is the daughter of
David and Ellen Hill of Simpson
and Chuck and Vicki Aly of
Eddyville. She has one brother
David (28). Ashley’s Homecoming sponsor is Mrs. Joan Clayton.
She is being escorted by Drew
Wilkins.
Ashley is an active member
in Pep Club, and is Drama Club
Secretary, Beta Club President,
and HOSA President. She also
plays basketball. Ashley enjoys
spending her free time riding 4wheelers, going out with her
friends and reading.
Ashley’s greatest accomplishments include winning first
place along with Amanda
Threlkeld in CPR-First Aid and
Top Ten in National Competition.
Ashley’s most memorable
moments at VHS include driving through town with a cone on
top of Megan Mizell’s Jeep,
going to Ralph Nader’s house,
and beating Goreville by one
point in the Conference Tournament last year.
Ashley said, “I feel it is an honor
to be chosen by my classmates
and I am very excited to be a candidate with three of my best
friends.”
Ashley’s future plans are to
attend college and become a
pharmacist.
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Homecoming
Queen Candidate Escorts
Ashley Hill & Drew Wilkins Aly Steele & Travis Verkamman
Ashley Hill’s escort is Drew
Wilkins. Drew’s parents are Andy
and Christi Wilkins. He also has
a brother, Casey, who is a Freshman at VHS. Drew has known
Ashley since she was born. They
have been close friends forever
and are first cousins.
According to Drew, Ashley
should be the next Homecoming
Queen because she is honest, caring, hilarious, and just fun to be
around. In fact, his favorite thing
about her is her humor. “Ashley
can always take a joke and can
also deliver her share. She is a
regular Ray Finkle,” Drew said.
Drew also sends a personal
message to his candidate. “Hey
Ashley! You deserve this for your
17 years of being a sweetheart to
everyone. Whatever happens,
you’ll still be my favorite person.
Love, Drewby.”
Aly’s Steele’s escort for
Homecoming
is
Travis
Verkamman. His parents are
Marilyn Wright–Verkamman and
Will Verkamman. He also has a
brother, Justin, who is a Freshmen
at VHS.
Aly is Travis’s girlfriend and
they have known each other for
four years. “She was the new girl
at school and I wore a clip-on tie
to try to impress her. She was really cute, so I told the teacher that
I forgot my reading book so I
could share a book with the new
chick,” said Travis.
He believes that Aly should
be voted Homecoming Queen,
because she is sweet, beautiful,
loving, trusting, humble, honest,
and has a bodacious body. The
thing that Travis loves most about
Aly is her beautiful dark brown
eyes and the way she always
knows what to say.
“You other three ladies are
going down,” said Travis.
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December 2001
Ashley Trover & Joe Wright
Amanda Threlkeld & Blake Curry
Joe Wright will be escorting
Ashley Trover in this year’s
Homecoming. Joe is the son of
David and Anita Wright. Joe is
one of three sons. His brothers are
Jason (21) and Josh (25).
Joe and Ashley first met their
Freshmen year in high school.
They were Sophomore attendants
together. Joe thinks Ashley should
be the next Queen because she is
sweet to everyone, and in his eyes
there is no one more qualified to
represent Vienna High School.
What he likes most about
Ashley is that she is so easy to get
along with and is not afraid to be
a dork sometimes.
Joe said, “It is a great honor
to be escorting Ashley.”
Blake Curry will be escorting Amanda Threlkeld during
Homecoming this year. Blake’s
parents are Chris and Lynell
Watson. He has a half brother,
Zack Curry, who is nine. He also
has two-step brothers Brett and
Brock Watson, who are 16 and 14.
“I had a crush on Amanda in
Freshmen Reading Skills. So we
started talking and hanging out,”
said Blake. They have been
friends for four years now.
Blake had some very nice
things to say about Amanda. “She
is a close friend who would do
anything for me. Amanda is a very
good person and would help anybody who needed it.” According
to Blake this is one of the many
reasons why she should be the
next Homecoming Queen.
In Blake’s words, “My favorite thing about T is she’s funny and
makes me laugh.”
The Talon
Volume 8, Issue 3
Homecoming
Article by Kyle Stevens
Senior Sweethearts
By Jessica Marshall
VHS Homecoming Activities
Homecoming week is always
filled with excitement. It’s a time
for students to show school spirit
and to get pumped up about the
competition of the homecoming
game. This year the Eagles will
face Gallatin County. We all look
forward to a very aggressive and
spirited match-up with the
Hawks.
The JV game starts Saturday
evening, December 1, at 6:00 P.M.
Immediately following the game,
setup for coronation will begin in
the gymnasium. This year’s
homecoming court colors are
white, light blue, and metallic silver. After coronation, the home-
Sandra Graves
Age: 17
Parents: Steve and Brenda
Graves
Siblings: Jeremy Graves, 22
Clubs: Beta, JILG, Ecology
Three words that describe
you: Childish, hardworking, and
caring
How do you feel about being
chosen as a Sweetheart? I was
very surprised and very happy.
Who is you hero? My parents
are my heroes.
If you could spend a day with
a celebrity who would it be?
Julia Roberts, because I think
she is the best actress ever and
she is not fake.
If you could live any place in
the world where it would be?
Florida, because I love hot
weather and I would get to see
dolphins.
If you could change one thing
about VHS what would it be?
The fact that if one person
screws up the whole class gets
punished, wrongly.
Jake Smith
Age: 18
Parents: Lee and Cindy Smith
Siblings: Jimmy, 21; Betsy, 19
Clubs: Ecology Club, Beta
Club, and Student Council
Sports: Baseball
Three words that describe
you: Mean, not fat
chosen as a Sweetheart?
Happy
Who is you hero? John
Holmes, because he was big
back in his day.
a celebrity who would it be?
Mr. T because Mr. T was the
man on the A Team.
If you could live any place in
the world where it would be?
Jamaica; it’s summer all year
long there.
That seniors get out early,
because I am a senior and want
to get out early.
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December 2001
coming dance will take place in
the old gym. The DJ will be Craig
Bradley.
Each day of homecoming
week there was a different dress
up theme. Monday was Pajama
Day, Tuesday was Patriotic Day,
Wednesday was Aloha Day,
Thursday was Twin Day, and in
honor of the big game, Friday
was Orange and Blue Day.
This year the Master and Mistress of Ceremonies are Kenneth
Kerley and Beth Ann Kreuter
The homecoming song was
voted on by the students and it is
“Because of Your Love” by
Kenny Chesney.
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Homecoming
Page 4
December 2001
By Andria Davis
Junior Attendants
Malcolm Obourn
Age: 16
Parents: Scott and Jean Obourn
Siblings: Darren and John
Clubs: Beta and Ecology
Sports: Baseball and Basketball
Three words that describe you:
Athletic, smart, and funny
What are your plans after high
school?
I’d like to go to college, then start
a family. I would also like to have
five cars.
What is your greatest accomplishment?
I started in a baseball game once
my freshman year.
What is your favorite time of
year?
Summer. I have freedom.
selected as an attendant?
I’m honored and surprised.
What pets do you have and how
many do you have?
I have one cat, Domino, and two
dogs, Blacky and Chewy.
What celebrity do you believe
you most resemble?
Jean Claud Van Damme.
What is your most prized
possession?
My car.
I’d add a football team. Baseball
and basketball just aren’t enough.
Melody James
Age: 17
Parents: Sharon and Charles
James
Siblings: Stephen James-11
Clubs: YFC, Beta, and SADD
Sports: Track
Goofy, happy, clueless
school?
I plan on attending college and
hopefully I will have a good job.
year?
Autumn. I love the way it looks
and feels outside.
I feel very honored to represent
our junior class.
many do you have?
I have two dogs, Lucky and
Mighty.
possession?
My most prized possession is
probably my bed because I love
sleeping, and I sleep constantly.
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Junior Sweethearts
Cody Taylor
Bobbi Sue Meyers
Age: 16
Parents: Tracy and Kerri Taylor
Siblings: Shane-17
Clubs: Drama
Sports: None
It’s neat to know my class chose
me, but it’s no big deal.
Who would you consider your
hero?
Rodney Carrington. He knows it
all.
one celebrity who would it be?
Rodney Carrington. He will make
you laugh until it hurts.
What is one of your favorite
past times?
Playing in the mud with Casper.
What three words would most
describe you?
I’m wild, fun, and mischievous.
If you could live one place in
the world where would it be?
I’d live in America because it’s the
only place to be.
possession?
I would have to say Casper,
because you can always get wild
and move fun with it.
Make a longer lunch period so I
can have more time to eat and
mess around.
Age: 17
Parents: Michelle and Bobby
Meyers
Siblings: Shannon-23, Kaylyn11, and Ryan-9
Clubs: Ecology, Drama, and
Student Council.
Sports: None
I think it’s cool. I just want to say
thanks and bless your tender little
souls.
hero?
Good question…I’m not for sure I
tell everyone that they are my hero
so…if I’ve told you are my hero
then you are. You all know who
you are.
If you could spend one day with
one celebrity who would it be?
Ben Stiller. He’s great. He’s like
the funniest ever in my opinion.
What is one of your favorite
past times?
Sleeping.
If you could live one place in
the world where would it be?
I’d live in the middle of nowhere in
a little cabin with a pond in the
front yard. It’d have trees all
around and flowers covering the
ground. Aww!
I’d change Mr. Palmer. He smells
strange.
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Volume 8, Issue 3
Homecoming
Sophomore Attendants
Page by Heather Russell
Page 5
December 2001
Sophomore Sweethearts
Andrew Shoemaker Alisha Humston
Chase Wiggs
Keri Teal
Age: 16
Parents: Tony and Mary Shoemaker
Siblings: None
Clubs: Ecology
Sports: None
Wild, daring, and trouble maker.
school?
Take some college courses, start my
own business, and get my life started.
I think my greatest accomplishment
is being who I am. I graduated and
I kept on moving up, so far.
year?
Summer, the warm weather is just
great, school is out, and all the fun
summer festivities begin.
selected as an Attendant?
I feel like some people actually like
me. I am very honored to be the
Sophomore class attendant.
many do you have?
I have two cats, Gadget and
Tabalina, and a dog named Molly.
you most resemble?
I don’t really know.
possession?
I really don’t have a prized possession. I cherish all the moments I have
had, which is one possession I have
and will never lose.
Shorter class periods.
Age: 16
Parents: Rick and Margo Wiggs
Siblings: Cydney Wiggs, 12
Clubs: None
Sports: Basketball
Crazy, athletic, and buff.
I don’t know if I deserve to be a
Sweetheart, but Keri sure does.
She is a sweetie!
hero?
Joan Clayton; “Aunt Joan”
If you could spend a day with one
celebrity who would it be?
Jessica Simpson or Britney Spears.
Why do you think?
What is one of your favorite past
times?
Playing basketball, hanging out with
friends, and going to Current River
with Bundy.
If you could live one place in the
world where would it be?
The United States of America
(Southern Illinois), because “These
colors don’t run, never have, never
will.”
possession?
My family, because that should be
the most important thing to everyone, and because all the guys from
my family are beefcakes.
about VHS, what would it be and
why?
Having a football team and a larger
school, because that means more
HOT cheerleaders!
Age: 15
Parents: Keith and Rhonda Teal
Siblings: Rebecca Teal, 18
Clubs: Drama
Sports: Dance Team
Clumsy, silly, and happy.
I’m really excited and shocked that
people voted for me. I also thought
it was funny that they chose Chase
to be my Sweetheart.
hero?
Natalie Farmer, she is the funniest
person I know.
If you could spend a day with one
Jim Carrey, I would never stop
laughing.
What is one of your favorite past
times?
Probably four-wheeler riding because I ride almost everyday. I can’t
drive yet; so that’s my transportation.
If you could live one place in the
Wal-Mart, I would have everything
I would ever need.
possession?
My bed, because I sleep all the time,
but I have to leave it every morning
to come here.
I would make a rule that classes
didn’t start until around ten; I could
stay in my bed.
Age: 16
Parents: Bill and Cathy Humston
Siblings: Adam Humston, 12
Clubs: Drama, Ecology, and
FCCLA
Sports: None
Lovable, energetic, and spontaneous.
school?
To attend The Tennessee School of
Beauty to be a cosmetologist.
Continuing to be myself, and not
changing myself to meet other
people’s standards.
year?
Fall, because it’s not cold, not hot,
and it’s my birthday.
selected as an Attendant?
It’s an honor for me to be selected
by my classmates.
many do you have?
Two dogs, Trixie and Angel, and a
cat, Tyco.
you most resemble?
Alicia Silverstone from the movie
“Clueless.”
possession?
A teddy bear I have had since I was
a baby.
The gossip and rumors that go
around.
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December 2001
Page by Adam Waddell
Freshman Class Attendants
Freshman Class Sweethearts
Casey Wilkins
Jerrah Stafford
Ryan Reeder
Age: 15
Parents: Andy and Christi Wilkins
Siblings: Drew (17)
Clubs: none
Sports: Baseball
Short, funny, single
My greatest accomplishment would
have to be being chosen by my classmates to be Attendant.
year?
Fall, when the weather is beautiful.
I am very honored to be selected as
the Freshman Class Attendant.
many do you have?
I have one black lab and his name is
Eddie.
possession?
My most prized possession would be
my autographed baseball by Barry
Bonds.
I would make VHS an all-girl school
except for me.
Age: 14
Parents: Jerry and Julie Stafford
Siblings: Josh (16)
Clubs: YFC, Ecology, Drama
Sports: Softball and basketball
Athletic, nice, talkative
school?
I hope to receive a scholarship to
Union University of Tennessee.
year?
Summer, because I can play softball and travel with all of my friends
from Mt. Vernon, Johnston City,
Anna, and Goreville.
I feel very privileged and honored
to be chosen to represent the Vienna
High School Freshman Class of
2005.
you most resemble?
Mr. Palmer told me that I resemble
Carrot top’s younger sister but I’m
not sure about that (lol).
possession?
My most prized possesion is my
collection of softball uniforms, because I will always remember all the
teams I have played for.
Age: 14
Parents: Mona and Mike Reeder
Siblings: Randy and Rebecca
Clubs: none
Sports: Baseball
Single, short, athletic
How do you feel about being chosen as a Sweetheart?
I didn’t know that many people
would vote for me. It was a shock
that I was picked for Freshman class
Sweetheart.
Who is your hero?
Zack Nichols is my hero, because
he sits behind me in math class and
Ray Gurley, because he sits behind
Zack.
If you could spend a day with a
I would love to spend a day with
Bugs Bunny, because I have never
seen him in person.
If you could live any place in the
I would love to live in Walt Disney
World because I have a little bit of a
crush on Minnie Mouse (hehe).
I would like to have a 40 minute
lunch break.
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Age: 14
Parents: Mark and Kelly Bean
Siblings: Shannon (17) and
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Clubs: Ecology, Drama, and
Student Council
Sports:Softball and basketball
Funny, honest, athletic
I feel very honored about being chosen as Freshman class Sweetheart.
Who is your hero?
Andria Davis said she was my hero
so I guess she is.
If you could spend a day with a
I would love to spend a day with
Julia Roberts, because she is an
awesome actress.
What are your favorite past
times?
My favorite past time would be
playing basketball and just hanging
out with my friends.
possession?
My dog, because she is fat and cute.
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December 2001
Page by Caryn Hill
Homecoming game
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Lady Eagles Win First Game of 2001-2002 Season
The Lady Eagles opened their
season on the road Tuesday night,
November 13. They beat Gallatin
County by a final score of 62-40.
The ladies had a commanding
12 point lead at halftime. Amanda
McCoy led the team in scoring with
19 points. Chelsea Blankenship
also contributed to the win with 11
points.
Junior Kisten Martin also added
9 points to the ladies final score.
“The game was a good start for us.
It gave us a good perception of the
mistakes in our defense and our offense so we can make the corrections before we compete against the
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ts
Meet the Eagles
On Friday, November 9,
Vienna High School Athletics
held its 2nd annual Meet the
Eagles. Every year, before basketball season begins, this event
takes place to introduce VHS’s
boys and girls basketball teams,
the cheerleading squad, and the
dance team.
The night began with the girls
team playing a ten minute half, followed by an eight minute half. The
first ten minutes of play, the ladies
were mixed, some varsity and
some J.V. Coach Hill and Coach
Waters each coached a team. The
following eight minute quarter
was Varsity against J.V.
In-between quarters of the
girls game, Mrs. Kreuter introduced all of the VHS Dancers.
They did not perform a dance due
to the fact that not all of them
could participate that night.
Tina Penrod took the mic next
to introduce the VHS Cheerleaders. After the introduction they
performed a cheer at center court.
Next, the Freshmen boys basketball team played an intersquad
game, accompanied by two
Sophomores.
Page by Caryn Hill
The Varsity boys basketball
team played two ten minute quarters against each other. Coach
Green coached one team while
Coach Harper coached the other.
The night was a success.
Many people turned out to “Meet
the Eagles.” If you missed the second annual Meet the Eagles, you
can still catch them in action
throughout the season. VHS
cheerleaders perform at all girls
and guys home games. The VHS
dancers also perform at most boys
home games.
Lady Eagles battling for the ball
Mr. Green
Tip-off of the boy’s game
2001-2002 VHS Cheerleaders
First Row: Megan Powell, Aly Steele, and Kalika Miller. Second Row: Felicia
Butler, Jessica Marshall, Brittany Sadler, Amy Clayton, Keely Cochran, and Tara
Powell. Third Row: Amanda Adamson, Kara King, Kayla White, Melissa Ford,
Kelly Clayton, Brooke Sadler, and Larissa Berning.
Lady Eagles going for the rebound
The Freshman team in action
2001-2002 VHS Dancers
First Row: Leslie McGinnis, Kim Welch, Sheena McCormick, and Grayson
Summers. Second Row: Miranda McMahon, Christina Bailey, Leslie Turley, Beth
Ann Kreuter, and Keri Teal. Not pictured: Amanda McCoy and Morgan Jeffress
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Volume 8, Issue 3
Senior Spotlights
Page 10
December 2001
Page by Brittany Sadler
Christy Trover
Jacob Stevens
Do you think we should
vote for King Candidates?
No. Why change tradition?
Yes.
What do you look for in
choosing a Queen?
An all-around good person.
choosing a Queen?
They’re pretty and nice.
What would your dream
Homecoming date be like?
Dark hair, blue eyes, an
all-around Josh Horn.
Pretty, nice, and fun.
Which teachers would you
choose for Homecoming
King and Queen?
Mrs. Watson and Mr. Ross
Hill… they are the most laid
back.
What is one of your worst
habits?
Talking fast… no one can
understand me!
What is your favorite
thing to do?
Being with my friends, for
obvious reasons.
If you knew you would die
in one year, what about
your life would you change
if you could?
I would live life to the fullest
with no regrets!
For what in your life do
you feel most grateful?
My mom, because she has
helped me through everything.
King and Queen?
Mrs. Clara Spurlock and Mr.
Hook
habits?
Biting my fingernails.
thing to do?
Read books about cars and
monster trucks, and drive my
go-cart around the house.
if you could?
Nothing.
My dad, because he is a good
dad.
Sonny Warren
Tyler McCuan
I think the King candidates
should be picked between the
escorts that are selected by
the Queen candidates.
Yes, because everybody would
get a fair chance.
choosing a Queen?
The one who does not care who
you are or where you came
from, she will talk to you
anyway.
King and Queen?
Mr. and Mrs. Reichert.
thing to do?
Hanging with my friends and
family.
choosing a Queen?
Personality, because looks are
not that important.
Blonde hair, blue eyes, and
someone with a great
personality.
King and Queen?
Mrs. Watson and Mr. Harner,
because they are my favorite
teachers.
habits?
Driving fast because I am
always in a hurry to go places.
if you could?
Nothing.
thing to do?
Playing sports because I love
to be outside.
My life.
if you could?
All the mistakes I’ve made.
That Jesus Christ died for us
and forgives us for our sins.
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Spotlights
Page 11
December 2001
Page by Kyle Stevens
Corey Huckelberry-Freshman
Do you think we should vote for
King candidates?
Yes, because if the girls do it, the
guys should be able to also.
What do you look for in choosing
a Queen?
Personality. We want someone nice
to everyone and outgoing.
What would your dream Homecoming date be like?
Good looking, good personality,
someone who has the same interests
as me.
What teachers would you choose for Homecoming King and Queen?
Mrs. Watson and Mr. Palmer. They both have great personalities and are
funny.
What is one of your worst habits? Making fun of Kayla Workman.
What is your favorite thing to do? Play basketball. It is my favorite sport.
If you knew you would die in one year, what about your life would you
change if you could? I would be nice and talk to everyone, maybe even
Kayla! Never mind, that is going too far.
For what in your life do you feel most grateful? My family. I am very
grateful to have my family to love and watch out for me.
Natalie Farmer-Sophomore
King candidates? Yeah, because
they vote on the escort for the
other classes, so they should for
the Senior guys, too.
What do you look for in choosing
a Queen? The girl that is the
nicest and most friendly to everyone.
What would your dream Homecoming date be like? It would be
Vin Diesel, he loves me; he just
doesn’t know it yet.
Mr. Evans and Mrs. Clayton
What is one of your worst habits? Listening to my friends’ advice. For
some reason I always seem to be getting into trouble.
What is your favorite thing to do? Hanging out with my friends because
we always have been together.
change if you could? I would make Andy my slave for that year I couldn’t
ask for more.
For what in your life do you feel most grateful? My car, a.k.a. “The Love
Machine.”
Josh Horn-Junior
Do you think we should vote
for King candidates? Yes. A
Queen always needs a King.
choosing a Queen? Well,
she has to be nice and not
stuck-up always wanting her
way.
She would have to be blonde,
blue eyes, and not put up with
my junk because that is the way I like them.
What teachers would you
choose for Homecoming King and Queen? Mr. Hight because he is
copasetic, I guess. And Mrs. Watson because she is a good person.
What is one of your worst habits? Chewing with my mouth open. It
explains itself.
What is your favorite thing to do? Driving fast and eating cheese, because
it’s dangerous.
change if you could? I would have stolen those three cars I had a chance to
back in Chicago.
For what in your life do you feel most grateful? I feel grateful for having
my family, girlfriend, and friends.
Brooke Sadler-Freshman
King candidates? Yes, the boys
have just as much right to be
voted for as the girls.
What do you look for in choosing a Queen? I would say nice,
good sense of humor and doesn’t
have the expectation to win.
What would your dream Homecoming date be like? Someone
who has a good sense of humor,
makes me laugh, has a good
personality, and likes me for who I am.
Mr. D. Hill and Mrs. Holhubner. They both have a great sense of humor and
I think they would look cute together.
What is one of your worst habits? Forgetting things... People tell me if my
head wasn’t attached, I would forget it, too.
What is your favorite thing to do? Spending time with Alf, Tara, Corey,
and Chelsea. I have a lot of fun and we laugh at Corey and Alf being
themselves, “Umm...No thanks for playing wanna cookie?”
change if you could? Nothing, I would just live my life to the fullest.
For what in your life do you feel most grateful? All of my friends that I can
depend on, and my family that loves and cares for me.
Josh Stafford-Sophomore
Do you think we should vote
for King candidates? No, it is
not traditional.
choosing a Queen? Honesty
and respectability.
A nice, honest, mature, Christloving girl.
What teachers would
you choose for Homecoming
King and Queen?
Mrs. Watson and Mr. Hight
What is one of your worst habits? Being right all the time.
What is your favorite thing to do? Doing activities with my church
group. We always have a lot of fun.
change if you could? Be on full mission sharing the Gospel. It is my
essential truth to everyone living. Seeing people come to know Christ is
beyond fulfilling.
For what in your life do you feel most grateful? The saving grace of
Jesus Christ!
Christina Bailey-Junior
King candidates? Yes. If the
girls can do it, then why aren’t
the guys good enough to?
What do you look for in choosing a Queen? Someone that
doesn’t go around flashing
everything she has and doesn’t
act like she is better than everyone else.
What would your dream Homecoming date be like? Gavin
Rosdale. There is nothing to explain.
Mr. Hight and Mrs. Watson. They are awesome.
What is one of your worst habits? Speaking before I think. I always say
the wrong thing at the wrong time.
What is your favorite thing to do? No comment.
change if you could? I would take a lot more chances and not worry
about little things that are pointless.
For what in your life do you feel most grateful? My family. They have
given me everything I have ever needed.
The Talon
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Queen Candidates
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Volume 8, Issue 3
Career Premieres
Page 16
December 2001
by Brittany Sadler
The Talon Staff looked into our crystal ball and saw the future careers of many VHS students.
These are our predictions on what the future holds...
*Professional Baseball Player: Jared Gurley
*Professional Softball Player: Ashley Trover
*President of the United States: Terry Lindle
*Day Care Assistant: Brooke Sadler
*NBA Lakers Trainer: Ashley Brooke Hill
*Gerber Baby Model: Drew Wilkins
*Pediatric Nurse: Aly Steele
*Movie Star: Keely Cochran
*Police Officer: Pedro De La Cruz
*Food Critic: Amanda Threldkeld
*Elementary Teacher: Brittany Sadler
*Crop Farmer: Derek Meyer
*Editor of YM: Blake Curry
*Dentist: Jenna Havens
*United States Marines: Tommy Waters and Chase Wiggs
*Doctor: Kalika Miller
*Gnome: Clayton White
*Athletic Director: Travis Verkamman
*Truck Driver: Jacob Stevens
*Lawyer: Morgan Jeffress
*Model for Cosmo Magazine: Keri Teal
*Comedian: Bobbi Sue Meyers
*D.J.: Malcolm Obourn
*Talk Show Host: Larissa Berning
*Preacher: Adam Waller
*Band Leader: Andy Farmer
*Electrician: Thomas Reid
*Cheerleading Coach: Jessica Marshall
*Olympic Marathon Runners: Bethany Belcher and Jenna Talmage *Rocket Scientist: Casey Wilkins
*PGA Golfer: Shane Taylor
*Accountant: Kelly Clayton
*Beautician: Aaris Miller
*Broadcasting Journalist for ESPN: Caryn Hill
*Physical Therapist: Chelsea Blankenship
*Famous Country Singer: Andria Davis
*Dance Coach: Beth Ann Kreuter
*Professional Basketball Coach: Stacy Bean
*U.S. Senator: Naarah Lindsay
*Lifeguard: Jake Smith
*Photographer: Amy Clayton
*Computer Technician: Josh Stafford
*Stockbroker: Alex Stockdale
*Professional Gymnast: Kayla White
*Secretary: Leslie McGinnis
*Artist: Isaac Taylor
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Vi Hi Opinion
Do you think particpating in sports is
an important part of high school?
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December 2001
Sarah McFarlin-Senior
No, I don’t think it is important to play sports in
school, but if you enjoy
sports then I think you
should play them. I don’t
see it as an important part
of school.
Jenny Swier-Senior
It kind of is important,
because it gets people
involved in school, and it
helps keep the students
trying to get good grades
to be able to play on the
team.
Ray Gurley-Junior
Sports are pretty important in my point of view,
but not in school. While
I’m in school, there are
more important things like
the dance team and the
cheerleaders.
Sheena McCormick-Junior
I think sports help students
keep from getting into
trouble, keep them busy,
and give them positive
attitudes.
Kala Sims-Sophomore
Yes, because when people
get involved they find more
positive outlets, practice
getting along with others,
the value of commitment to
something other than themselves, and teamwork.
Andy Baumann-Sophomore
Yes, I feel that if you are
in sports you can express
how you feel about the
school by playing your
hardest and showing your
will, and you want to play
the game.
Jennifer Reeder-Freshman
Yes, I think that it’s important because it gives some
people a sense of accomplishment. It gives kids confidence because they are participating in extracurricular
activities.
Jamie Kerley-Freshman
Absolutely. It lets you get
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Health News
Page 18
December 2001
Information provided by Internet site
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Smoking = Death
by Heather Russell
Tobacco is the leading cause of
preventable death in the United
States. It causes more than 400,000
deaths each year. This “disease” kills
more people each year than AIDS,
alcohol, drug abuse, car crashes,
murders, suicides, and fires combined. It causes an annual cost of
more than 50 billion dollars in direct
medical costs. The worst fact of all
is that 80% of all the adults that
smoke now, started smoking before
they were 18 years of age. Nearly
3,000 young people a day become
regular smokers.
The last poll taken, asking students in middle school whether or
not they smoke, was startling. One
in eight students reported to using
some type of tobacco within the past
month. In high school the same poll
was taken, and more than one-third
of all high school students reported
to have used some form of tobacco
in the past month. The smoking rate
for male and female students was basically the same, so don’t think it is
only one group that smokes.
Smoking can cause many health
consequences, some of which include: reduced lung growth, addiction, respiratory effects, lower level
of lung function, shortness of breath,
lung cancer, slower heart beat, heart
disease, and strokes. These health
problems are just a few of the many
problems that develop over time, yet
you could experience some of these
affects when you first start. These
effects get worse the longer you
smoke and continue to escalate
throughout adulthood.
So what if smoking causes
health problems? These problems
may never affect some people, but
smoking does change your appearance. The smoke causes your hair
and clothes to stink, stains your teeth,
gives you very bad breath, gives
sores of the, and bleeding of the
mouth.
Smoking also affects your athletic performance. In sports, you
generally have to run. What happens when you smoke and try to play
sports? You run slower, cannot run
as far, have shortness of breath,
strain muscles because oxygen can
not get to the limbs, and strain your
heart. Once again, you may never
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What is one thing that you can
do to prevent smoking? Well, you
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When you are around others who
do not smoke you are more likely
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Volume 8, Issue 3
Sports
Page 19
December 2001
Athletes of the Month
Page by Chase Wiggs
Kimmy Welch- Dance
Kayla White-Cheerleading
Kayla White is a freshman that not to mention that we are going
Kim Welch is a member of the proud of this year is that “I go by is on the cheerleading squad, and to WIN STATE!!” Kayla also said
Dance Team. She is a sophomore the things I learned last year and I participates in gymnastics. Kayla one achievement that she is proud
has been cheerleading since fourth of this year is, “My full-twisting
and has been dancing for two think I have improved.”
The dance team attended grade and has been involved in layout in gymnastics.”
years in high school. Brenda
Kayla attended Todd Stone’s
Kreuter and Sherry Fields coach camp at Southern Illinois Univer- gymnastics since kindergarten.
sity this summer. “It helped us out Tina Penrod is the cheerleading Stunt School this summer. “I enthe the team.
joyed the camp because it took a
Kim said that while growing a lot. They taught us several coach.
Growing up, Kayla’s main role lot of hard work and determinaup her role model was her sister. dances and helped us learn how
“She was athletic and I wanted to to work as a team,” Kim com- model was Shannon Miller, the tion,” Kayla commented.
Kayla said that she thinks the
most decorated gymnast in U.S.
mented.
be just like her.”
team next year will have a lot of
Next year Kim plans on con- history.
Kim said last year was the best
Kayla said her impression of talent. Kayla plans on staying acyear she has had but this year looks tinuing dance. After high school
promising. She said that they have she wants to go to Shawnee Col- the cheerleading team this year is, tive in sports during her high
worked hard all summer and the lege and then transfer to another “The squad has a lot of potential, school and college years.
team should be really good. Kim college in Florida.
Travis Verkamman-Basketball
also said one achievement she is
Travis Verkamman is a senior Johnson County Olympics.
The best season Travis ever
basketball player. He has been
playing for nine years. Jon Green had was his eighth grade year
coaches the basketball team, who when his team lost in the final
Travis says is the “Scariest man game and blew the chance to go
to regionals. He said he is unsure
alive!”
Growing up, Travis’ main of the best game he has ever
role models were every good bas- played but is sure he can top it this
ketball player he saw at any high year.
The basketball team also atschool, college, or the professional
tended a camp this summer.
level.
Travis said his idea of the team “Vincennes Basketball Camp was
this year is, “I think once we come a blast. That was the best trip I
together as a team we’ll be great. have ever taken in a school or
We have got some talent this year sports activity. The team came toand I’m looking forward to the gether faster in those few days
than I thought they could in a seaseason.”
When asked about the win- son. The whole team loved it,”
ning/losing record of last year Travis commented. Travis also
Travis said, “Past records do not said he doesn’t plan on playing
matter anymore when it comes to college ball, but the team behind
your senior year. This year’s him has a lot of talent. “They just
record is the one that will be im- need leadership to pull the team
together.”
portant and memorable.”
After high school Travis plans
One achievement Travis is
proud of this year is a gold medal on going to college and get his
he won in the Three-on-Three bachelors degree. He then wants
basketball tournament in the to become a State Trooper.
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Picture Page
Page 20
December 2001
The Talon
Volume 8, Issue 3
Entertainment
Page 21
November 2001
Halloween Costume Contest
The Winners
Most Creative:
1st: Elizebeth VoelzTable
2nd: Jenna TalmageCrayon
Scariest:
1st: David LindleBlue Guy
2nd: Shane BunchAlien
The winners from left to right: Mrs. Spurlock, Shane Bunch, Jenna Talmage, Rebecca Dunlap, David Lindle, Elizabeth Voelz
Funniest:
1st: Rebbeca DunlapLeopard
2nd: Mrs. SpurlockScarecrow
J.W
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Company
For a Better Image and Healthier Lifestyle!!
P.O. Box 1342
105 N. 5th Street
On the square
~24 Hour Key Club
Vienna, IL 62995
~Tanning
618-658-3202
~Fitness Suppliments
~Packages to meet your budget
Owners: Doug and Teresa Cash
“The Company
You’ve Heard About
All Your Life”
Phone: 658-2911 or 1-800-526-9180
Page 22
December 2001
The Talon
Volume 8, Issue 3
SAM’S
The Friendly Store
that Saves You
More
Highway 45 North
Vienna, IL
Monday-Saturday: 6:00 A.M. to
9:00 P.M.
Sunday: 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
Trovillion Brothers
Do-It-Best Center
505 E. Vine Street
Vienna, IL 62995
658-3761
VEACH
SHORT
STOP
Inter
section of
Intersection
R t.45 & Rt.146
Vienna, IL
Integra Bank
P.O. Box 35
Phone: 618-658-2961
Page 23
December 2001
The Talon
Volume 8, Issue 3
Shoemaker
Construction, Inc.
“Build with Us”
General Contractors
695-3372
Vienna, IL
T.A.’s Tanning
Come to where the sun always shines
1060 Old Rt. 146 Loop
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658-4611
reats
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treet V
ienna, IL
Vine
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Vienna,
(618) 658-8862
Lawrence
& Bean
Insurance
Agency
“Contact us
for all your
insurance needs”
REAL Rehabilitation
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Box 126, Vienna, IL 62995
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ince 1981
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Your nearest FORD, LINCOLN, MERCURY dealer located
on Rt. 146 in Vienna, IL
“Call us for all your automotive needs”
658-7003

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