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Calendar
March 4 Parent/Teacher Conf. 5:00-8:30 p.m.
March 5 Parent/Teacher Conf. 8:00-11:30 a.m.
March 8 Band Winter Concert 7:00 p.m.
March 10 Gallery Walk 6:00-7:30 p.m.
March 11 A-C Alumni B-Ball Game 5:00-9:00
p.m.
March 12 A-C Alumni B-Ball Game 12:00-9:00
p.m.
March 13 A-C Alumni B-Ball Game 5:00-9:00
p.m.
March 15 Head Start Parent Meeting 6:00-8:00
p.m.
February 2016
By: Shauna Shumaker & Dakota Dillion
Spring Fun at the Park
As you all know, spring is on the way and it's about time to go outside, exploring the outdoors.
Why sit down and let the world pass you by while the outside is beckoning for you to seize
opportunities to experience the beauty of our local parks. Clear Creek Metro Park is
approximately anywhere from 5-15 minutes from most Amanda addresses. There you can hike,
have a picnic, walk your dog or fish if you have a license. We know the couch can be tempting,
especially after we all hibernate for the winter, but just remember that while you're sitting in front
of your television, you are missing out on experiencing the vast world, in which beauty and wonder
is at every turn.
From the beauty of a tree to the deadly grace of a lynx, wherever you go, you are sure to find
something to peak your interest. Clear Creek Metro Park is a fun and local place for people of all
ages to go and the best part of it is that it's free! All you have to do is bring yourself, potentially
some bug spray and then prepare to see something amazing. It is a 5300 acre playground, that
adults and children can climb all over. It also boasts over 2200 species of plants and animals. It is
also Ohio’s largest state nature preserve. You can also bring your pets so if you have a furry
friend, bring them along for the enjoyment and exercise. Looking to canoe or kayak? You can do
that too, bring your floaties and put your paddle in, the water's fine. All there is to do is walk and
enjoy the things that nature has made and that no man can ever make.
The slope of a hill, the colors of a butterfly, or the grace of a white tailed deer are some of the
many things that man cannot reproduced in technology. Turn off your phone, and remember the
most important thing to do when you visit the park is to have relax and fun – let the nature fill
your soul and revive you. You can hear the sounds of birds chirping and the breeze blowing the
leaves of the trees. Nature is calling; all you have to do is answer.
Spade Nation
The State Duals
Written by: Landon Roberts
The Amanda-Clearcreek varsity wrestling has had
nothing but success this season. After clinching
the Regional Championship, the Aces earned their
spot in the state duals. State duals is when teams
compete as a whole, to claim the state title. On
Valentine's Day, the Aces took the mat against
Mechanicsburg. The two teams were stacked and
the level of competition was high. In the end,
Mechanicsburg came out on top with a score of 57
to 19. The Aces scored points by means of two
pins, one major decision and a decision. The pins
were accomplished by Jordan Crist and Dylan
Warga. The major decision was accomplished by
Jordan Leasure. Mack Smith came up with a
decision to finalize Amanda's points. The Aces
have a very good consistency with state, as they
have been there for the past three years in a row.
Now the wrestlers go into the post-season, in
hopes to make it to state once more. Jordan is still
ranked first and is projected to win it all. The Aces
have a bright future in the post-season.
A Night of Farewells and Spineless Braves
A-C's senior night was filled with tears, as our only senior Samantha Harvey was
announced and walked across the court.
Samantha Harvey was escorted by her parents and two sisters. She plays
basketball and softball and is a varsity letterman in both sports. When asked what
Samantha will remember about this season, she responded with, "What I will
remember most about this basketball season is the Logan Elm game at home
(senior night). I will always remember that game because Jaidee Collins got the
winning shot with 2 seconds left on the clock. After the buzzer went off, the whole
team dog piled on top of Jaidee. I can honestly say that was the first dog pile I've
ever been in. It was the most exciting win I've ever experienced and one I'll never
forget."
During the game, A-C was tied with Logan Elm and they had the ball. With 2
seconds left on the clock, Jaidee stole the ball and ran the whole court. She was
ahead of everyone else and threw the ball. The crowd went wild when the ball
made it in the basket, giving Amanda-Clearcreek more points. This made A-C the
winner of the game. It was very tense and when the timer ran out of time, the
crowds filled the court, cheering. The dog pile consisted of A-C basketball players
only. This was the only game in a while that actually had a decent sized student
section. When the timer buzzed, the student section went absolutely crazy. They all
jumped up and started cheering and chanting. It was incredible only winning by
one point because of the guts of one player. We wish you the best Sam, and A-C
will miss you. This really was a very memorable game for the parents and the
players.
NASCAR Returns - Closest Daytona 500 Finish in History
Farewell to the Seniors
Written by: Cheyenne Reid
On February 12, the boys varsity basketball
team played Hamilton Township. During that
night, they introduced the two senior boys,
Lance Clevenger and Jacob Lamb, then they
introduced two senior cheerleaders, Sydney
Stinson and Sarah Byrd. All four seniors said
the aspect they will miss most about basketball
or cheerleading is their friends. The game
overall ended up being another loss for the
boys, but this game was played with a lot of
heart and determination for the seniors. The
first three quarters, the Aces were in the lead the
whole time. The team says the reason the
Rangers were able to surpass them, was due to
their loss of focus and energy as the game
progressed. The Aces did not play as unified or
focused in the fourth quarter. They ended up
going home with a loss, but it was a night to
remember.
The checkered flag on the 57th Daytona 500 fell Sunday and it was the closest in the history
of the event. For one of the few times, there was no rain, and there was plenty of racing.
Chase Elliott took the pole for the race, driving the #24 car, which for the first time since
the 90’s was not driven by Jeff Gordon - who has since retired and now commentates on
Fox alongside Mike Joy and Darrell Waltrip. The race also was absent of Tony Stewart,
who will be missing the first part of his swan song season due to a burst fracture in his
back. This means that Brian Vickers had an opportunity to run the #14 car. The racing saw
plenty of three-wide high speed action and a controlled chaos that is commonplace at
Daytona. Coming to the white flag, Matt Kenseth led in the #20. By turn 3, his teammate
Denny Hamlin made a move to the high side. Kenseth tried to block, opening the door for
Martin Truex Jr. After a brief three wide in turn four, Kenseth slid borderline out of control
and somehow saved the car from crashing. Hamlin and Truex Jr. were door to door: Hamlin
– Truex – Hamlin - Truex. They were door slamming and at the checkered flag, Hamlin
edged Truex by just a few inches, winning his first Daytona 500 in his 11th try.
The Xfinity race saw Chase Elliott winning, edging Joey Logano by only about a car length.
In the Truck Series, Johnny Sauter won under yellow, after the “big one” occurred on the
last lap. The crash sent Christopher Bell’s #4 up and over, blowover style, it sent him into a
dizzying nine barrels into turn one, but everyone was okay. This Daytona 500 weekend was
the best one in a long time, as many would say. As the premier series make their way to
Atlanta, we log another chapter into the 2016 NASCAR season.
T-N-T
Tunes, Novels, and Technology
Movie Review
“The Perfect Guy”
Music Review
Written by: Madeline Hutchinson
The Meaning Behind the Music: Fables of Faubus
The Division: PK Zones and
Apocalypse, the Best of
RPG’s
Artist: Charles Mingus
Genre: Jazz
Release date: 1959
By: Mariah Plagemann
This movie will do more than shock you, when an
extraordinary guy turns into your worst
nightmare. When Leah Vaughn played by Sanaa
Lathan breaks up with her long time boyfriend,
she begins to see Carter Duncan, played by
Michael Ealy. Carter seems like the perfect
gentleman, perfect boyfriend, etc., but perfect
changes to petrifying when jealousy overtakes all
of his actions. Leah then is in a constant battle to
Tech Review
Written by: Dakota Dillon
"Fables of Faubus" is a song written by the late, great
Charles Mingus, about the infamous Arkansas governor,
Orval Faubus. Faubus's fame came about in 1957, when he
used the National Guard to prevent African Americans
from attending school. This event ended up taking the
public by storm, as it was the first time that southern
racism was televised for the entire country.
Mingus' song was a direct protest against the Arkansas
governor. It was first recorded in 1959, but only as an
instrumental. The song was extremely controversial, so the
Columbia record label refused to allow the lyrics to be
included. In 1960, the song was finally recorded with the
lyrics, but due to contractual complications with Columbia,
the Candid version was titled "Original Faubus Fables".
The vocals feature a call-and-response between Mingus
and his drummer, Dannie Richmond. The lyrics include
verses such as: "Why are they so sick and ridiculous?/
Two, four, six, eight/ They brainwash and teach you hate/."
Mingus was not typically a political protester, as he put all
of his effort into his music but he did use his voice to take a
stand against unjust situations. He even stated, "I just
write tunes and put political titles on them. Fables of
Faubus was different though - I wrote that because I
wanted to."
I highly recommend listening to both the instrumental and
lyric versions of this song.
The Division is a game that takes
place in a disease-ridden New York
City. This disease is a Smallpox,
which was passed around by
money. The entire city is put on
quarantine, and you are an agent
that is trying to save the city. You
can have skills that you can
upgrade and also weapons such as
sniper rifles, LMGs or shotguns.
There is a PVP area called the Dark
Zone, where you can get better
weapons, armor and other objects.
This game is only in Beta Test right
now, but will come out shortly. This
game is for Xbox one, Playstation 4,
and PC. You cannot cross reference
systems, this means you can’t play
people on Xbox One if you have a
Playstation 4. This game is for
those who like GTA and other
games. This game is rated RP and
is a multiplayer RPG.
5/5
get away from him and keep herself along with
the ones closest to her safe, but can she
succeed? The film is heart pounding,
suspenseful, and all too real. The roles are played
flawlessly and the cast is spot on, also without
seeing the previews, this film will flip you upside
down and leave you wondering how and why?
Definitely worth the time, would recommend
watching it.
5/5 Stars
Book Review
Written by: Dakota Dillon
Silas Marner : A Classic
Silas Marner by George Elliot is a classic and an intriguing book about a
hermit that has experienced a lot of life trauma due to his being different
than others in society, yet he still has heart. It all began when as a child,
Silas Marner was framed for a murder that his friend actually committed,
and then he was thrown out of his community and was forced to move.
He moved to a community where he could start fresh and no one knew
him. While one day he was working at his weaving loom, a little girl
came into his house. Unbeknownst to Silas, this little girl’s mother had
just died. Once he knew this, he decided to take care of the girl. The next
thing he knows, the entire town likes him and becomes friends to him. This book is
heartwarming and touches the hearts of even the coldest hearted people.
5/5
The Random
Ace Life Hacks
Written by: Jessica Hall & Madeline
Hutchinson
Life Hacks.org
The Health Detective
Written by: Jade Cunningham
Coronary Artery Disease
The Creek Chic
Written by: Katie Roark & Mariah Plagemann
Makeup Masterpiece
**Sorry boys, this article is only for the ladies; however, tune in to next month for both the boys
and girls latest fashion trends.**
For all you ladies wearing makeup out there, or even the ones wanting to wear makeup but
don't know how…we have written an entire article to help you paint your masterpiece that sits
on your shoulders - your face. Every girl is beautiful in her own way, but sometimes it's fun to
enhance features, to make them even more extravagant than they already are. Therefore,
these simple tips and tricks to help to bring out and pop out the best features.
Contouring: Put a little bit of bronzer (or darker foundation) on the deepest parts of your face
and lighter makeup on the highest point of your face. For example, I put bronzer underneath
my cheekbones starting at my hairline and a highlighter on the highest part of my cheekbone
(just below eye area, at top of cheek) to enhance them. You can do the same for your nose,
forehead, lips, and even sometimes your collar bone. However, there is a certain way of
applying your lowlights and highlights according to your face shape and also where you are
applying it. Fortunately we have provided some pictures to help guide you through your
journey of more sophisticated makeup.
Always remember to be careful and limit yourself. Over doing your contouring can make your
face look oddly proportioned or unnatural. Also, check your makeup in different types of
lighting, such as a window, bathroom lighting, and fluorescent lighting, as it changes the
appearance created. Obviously wearing makeup can take away from the natural aura of your
face, but be sure to not overdo it, keep you looking like…you.
Stay true to who you are, but don't be afraid to try new things. After all, that is the main reason
for this column. To keep you on top of fashion and trends and help you enhance the true you.
So ladies, get out there and experiment with your makeup! Find out what looks best for you
because after all, this is high school – the time to try new
Coronary Artery Disease is one of the ten deadliest
diseases to get. Ages that are usually affected the
most are around 40-60 years old and older. This
disease cannot be cured, but treatment may help. The
main causes of Coronary Artery Disease are smoking,
high levels of certain fats and cholesterol in the
blood, high blood pressure, high levels of sugar in the
blood due to insulin resistance or diabetes, and blood
vessel inflammation. Having any type of disease can
have a major impact on your life and most of the time
you will have to change your lifestyle. It also requires
a medical diagnosis by a doctor, whether it be your
family or ER doctor. Symptoms can range from no
symptoms at all, to chest pain or to a heart attack.
Chronic pain as a symptom would be in the chest and
can last for years to a lifetime. Whole body symptoms
could be lightheadedness or sweating, gastrointestinal
symptoms like indigestion or nausea. The most
common symptoms to have would have to be a faster
than normal heartbeat (heart palpatations) or
shortness of breath.
Self treatment can also help as well. Some take an
anti-inflammatory such as aspirin (Ecotrin). Changing
one’s lifestyle can also help prevent Coronary Artery
Disease, for example: physical exercise, not smoking,
weight loss and a eating low fat diet.
Prescriptions that can be made for this disease are:
blood thinners which are Clopidogrel (Plavik),
channel blocker which is Amlodipine (Norvasc),
heart medication that's nitroglycerin under the tongue
(NitroQuick). There are medical procedures that can
be used for Coronary Artery Disease such as:
Coronary Artery bypass surgery, coronary stent, and
angioplasty.
Be careful of what you do in your lifestyle now which
could possibly cause any type of disease. Having a
healthy lifestyle now will impact you positively in
your future.
Around Amanda
Keeping Up with Ace
Written By: Shelby Chapman & Katie Roark
On May 4, 2016 Amanda Clearcreek High School will be holding their
next blood drive. To donate you must be 17 or older or 16 with a parent's
consent. Amanda's goal is to reach 50 donors, if this goal is made
possible up to 150 lives can be saved!
Approximately 40% of the blood in our country is collected by the
American Red Cross. Thanks to these generous donations over 8 million
transfusable blood products are distributed each year. 5.6 million blood
donations are collected each year allowing 2,700 transfusion centers and
hospitals around America to receive Red Cross blood products. The need
for blood is constant and with one donation, 3 lives are saved.
The Red Cross assists with up to 70,000 disasters in the country every
year, ranging from home fires, hurricanes, and earthquakes. In these
events, the Red Cross provides shelter, food, health and mental health
services to help communities become stable again. They also provide
services to men and women in all branches of the United States military,
active duty personnel, reservists and members of the National Guard,
and their families. Through their Service to the Armed Forces (SAF)
program, service men and women are eligible for emergency services,
service to military families and service to military and veterans hospitals.
Lastly the American Red Cross provides health and safety training and
education to act in school, home, or work place emergencies.
All Amanda Clearcreek students and staff be sure to donate on May 4,
2016 to the American Red Cross!
Guess the Faculty or Staff
Written by: Landon Roberts & Katie Roark
Q: "What is your most embarrassing memory from high school?"
A: "I cheated on a test and got caught. I got an F and a Saturday
School."
Q: "What was your dream job as a child?"
A: "To be a professional basketball player or a sports trainer"
Q: "What do you like to do outside of school?"
A: "Hang out with my family, friends and go to church. Also, in a
few months hang out with my baby boy."
Q: "What inspired you to be a teacher?"
A: "My dad is a teacher and coach. I've always looked up to him. I
also enjoy having a positive impact on students’ lives."
Q: "If you could live anywhere, where would it be?"
A: "Hawaii - For the weather and the beach"
Q: "What is your go to piece of clothing?"
A: "Sweats and a hoodie."
Q: "Where do you see yourself in the future?"
A: "I will be teaching and coaching still. Continuing making family
members and seeing them grow up."
AC Grads... Where Are They Now?
Written by: Jade Cunningham, Anthony Briednebaugh, & Cassie Whaley
Samantha Butterbaugh
Having graduating in 2014, Samantha Butterbaugh, 19 going on 20, had a
cumulative G.P.A of 4.2 after finishing her senior year. Sammie was involved in
cross country, indoor and outdoor track, and was also inducted into National
Honor Society. Not only this, but she was heavily active in church, including youth
group activities and Sunday school.
As she was growing up, she had always wanted to be a math teacher, however,
somewhere along the way Sammie was injured while playing sports. During
recovery, Sammie had to go through physical therapy. While in the process,
Sammie's eyes were opened to what being a physical therapist was like, which
hooked her into pursuing something within the spectrum of helping others
recover.
Today, Sammie is attending Cleveland State University, pursuing audiology and
speech therapy because after beginning college, she realized that her dreams as a
child weren't exactly what she wanted. She’s currently enrolled in a standard
medical class, double majoring in Health Science and Speech and Hearing.
One major hardship along the way was her study habits because she never really
needed to study while in high school. A turning point for Sammie was receiving
her lowest G.P.A of 3.6 as a high school student, which made her realize that
studying is a must. Going into college though, a huge transformation was going
from depending on her parents, to being fully independent. Sammie included,
"There isn’t really a transition, more or less a, “Boom, you’re an adult.” The first
couple weeks of high school are smooth and easy, but in college it’s an immediate
jump and a fast pace to your first exam."
Using skills she's learned in college, Sammie is currently an alternative media
editor, editing text books for people with visual and auditory impairment, so that
they're able to comprehend and learn the material they're studying. Always
pushing her to do her best, despite their differences, her high school and college
cross country coaches helped Sammie to reach her "life goals". Her role models
were her parents who showed her what a good work ethic was like and showed
her the light of God, which helped her transform her life.
Currently, Sammie enjoys her job and is planning to go to Grad school in hopes of
getting closer to her career. Sammie wants to get married, but first she wants to
improve at cross country. All-in-all, Sammie has been a great leader for high
school students to follow, and a great candidate for the AC Alumni column. Her
best adviced to us is, “Just make sure to not take the easy way out and always be
involved. Make sure to get good grades too, because it definitely helps in the long
run.”
Featured Aces
Writer
Mikayla Patterson
Theatre
Lara Peters
ARTIST
Written by: Madeline Hutchinson
Shaleigh "Micah" Morris
Q: "How long have you been
involved in the AC Drama Club?"
A: "This is my first year!"
Written by: Dakota Dillion
Spade- "When and how did you first become
interested in drawing, painting, ect.?"
Shaleigh- "I've always been interested in
drawing, ever since I was a little kid. I've
always just been interested."
Spade- "Is there any artwork that you are
most proud of? Why?"
Shaleigh- "There is a piece that I am working
on right now. It's an awesome piece of bark
that has a naturally weird shape, that I'm
painting Eldritch Angles dueling. It feels
really good; it's a more complex piece than
anything I've worked on before."
Written by: Jade Cunningham
Q: "What do you like to write?"
A: "I write in my journal a lot. I use to
write a lot of poetry."
Q: "What is your favorite poem,
story or quote you've written?"
A: "a poem called, "Letting Go""
Spade- "Who/what inspires you?"
Shaleigh- "Mr. Elam and cartoons, especially
Gravity Falls."
Q: "When did you start writing?"
A: "around eighth grade"
Spade- "What is your most important artist
tool? Why?"
Shaleigh- "An eraser, [be]cause I need to
erase a lot of stuff."
Q: "What do you like most about
writing?"
A: "I'm not very talkative, so it's like
a way to speak without speaking.
It's a way to get out my feelings."
Spade- "Is there an element of art you enjoy
working with most? Why?"
Shaleigh- "Eyes, really inspire me. Freaky,
horror, neon stuff is what I enjoy to put in my
art pieces. It's radical, yo!"
Spade- "How do you know when an art piece
is finished?"
Shaleigh- "When I give up trying to make it
look better, that's when I know it's done."
Q: "How often do you write?"
A: "I write in my journal a few times
a week. I try to write short stories
sometimes, too."
Q: "What role(s) are you playing in
this year's production, "Just Another
High School Play?"
A: "I'm playing the role of Meg in the
Little Women skit and the puppeteer
in the Romeo & Juliet puppet show."
Q: "What's your favorite thing about
drama?"
A: "I like performing and just kind of
taking on the role of another person."
Q: "Do you plan on continuing with
theatre after high school?"
A: "I would like to, but I haven't really
thought about it."
Q: "Do you have any advice for
someone who may be considering
joining the drama club next year?"
A: "Don't hold back- just be yourself!"
For Your Entertainment
COMICS
Compiled by: Kristen
Hughes
Who, What, When, Where...Weird
Compiled by: Kaylynn McGee &
Kaitlyn Stoops
- Groundhog day is on February 2nd.
- The groundhog we all count on is named
Punxsutawney Phil.
- According to legend, if Punxsutawney Phil
sees his shadow, there will be six more
weeks of winter weather. If he does not see
his shadow, there will be an early spring.
- Supposedly, Phil is 127 years old, due to a
magical elixir given to him every Summer.
- Groundhogs normally only live to be 6-8
years old.
- Punxsutawney Phil weighs about 20 pounds
and is 22 inches long.
The Creek Life
Written By: Kaitlyn Stoops
6 random things to do when you're bored:
1) Pick up a good book and read.
2) Turn your music up loud and start dancing
like a crazy person.
3) Call some of your friends and hang out with
them.
4) Go outside and play in the snow, or just go for
a walk.
5) Have a snowball fight.
6) Watch stupid tv shows.
BREAKING NEWS
Zika Virus Begins to Ravage the US
Written by: Shelby Chapman & Kris Ryan
This is NOT the next Ebola virus, but it is by no means good. The Zika virus has infected millions in Brazil
and has started making its way to other countries. "So what is the big deal?" you ask. The pregnant women who
have been infected with this have given to birth to many babies with birth defects as a result. The symptoms of this
virus are a rash, red eyes, and joint pain in addition to a fever. This is a disease spread via mosquito bites and
unprotected sexual activity. It is rare in the USA, and has relatively short infection period, but the effects on
pregnant women is why this is such a big deal. There is no actual vaccine for this virus, aside from just trying to
treat the fever and pains. The odds of this becoming a US pandemic are slim, but real. Stick to your guns and be
sure to practice proper hygiene because it could lead to something other than Zika.
Cornfield Confessions
Compiled by: Katie Roark & Harold Bridenbaugh
Survey Results
Here is what you, the
readers, voted as the best
TV shows by category:
Sitcom: “Two Broke
Girls”
Murder Show: “American
Horror Story”
Kids’ Show: “ Spongebob”
Sports: “ESPN Sports
Center”
Teen Shows: “Pretty
Little Liars”
Survey
Give us your opinion; click
on the link below.
Spring Fun
I was rushing to get out of the house because I was running late for school, and I remembered that I didn't Snapchat
my boyfriend back. At a stop sign, I decided to take a snap, but before that I was prettying up. As I was, I realized
my friend was RIGHT BEHIND ME. She later tweeted about it and tagged me in it…
I tried to dress up really nice one day in 8th grade. I decided to wear a peach colored dress. Little did I know
though, that you could see right through it and see my butterfly underwear that I had on. It was the worst day I've
ever had.
Horoscopes
Warning! The Spade’s staff has completely made these up. We had a hilariously good time writing them, for
your entertainment.
Aries – Help an old person cross the street. Today. Even if they don’t want help.
Taurus – Pollen is your worse enemy. Get a Netti Pot and flush away. Yes, it is gross at first, but will help you
immensely this time of year.
Gemini – If you cat is pregnant, it will have kittens. Be forewarned.
Cancer – Smile more, complain less. It will soften even the hardest of hearts.
Leo – As all the flowers start to bloom, now is a good time to take inventory on areas in your life that need
growth.
Virgo – Be thankful. Write down one thing you are thankful for at the end of each day. See how your perspective
changes!
Libra – Floss. Because your teeth already do so much for you, do something for them.
Scorpio – Forgiveness is key. What is eating away at you, what hurt do you focus on. Start forgiving and start
living.
Sagittarius – This is the time for change. Try a new deodorant scent. Try a new mouthwash.
Capricorn – Try a new vegetable, without drowning it in butter and salt. You may surprise your taste buds. Then
again, you may hate it.
Aquarius – Holding a grudge only makes you unhappy. Let go, try talking to them again. If they refuse, you
have lost nothing. But holding the grudge only ruins your life.
Pisces – Here comes baseball season, go bond with your loved ones and friends. Go play catch.
Citations & Credits
Featured Story: http://www.metroparks.net/parks-and-trails/clear-creek/gallery/
Spade Nation: http://chickenbonealley.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/DennyDaytona-1.png,
TNT Book: www.alagaesia.com books-mid-eragon.png
TNT Technology: http://www.lg.com/us/mobile-phones/v10#capture-the-in-between-moments bg-tech-specs-right-desktop.png
Health:
TNT Movie: http://ascplavs.akronlibrary.org/
Featured Students: Dakota Dillion, Lara Peters
The Creek Chic: http://saudibeautyblog.com/dress-your-face-10-steps-to-highlight-and-contour/, http://sazan.me/blog/2015/02/05/how-to-contourface/
Comics: https://www.google.com/search?safe=strict&hl=en&site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1024&bih=643&q=fail+comic&oq=fail
+comic&gs_l=img.3
WWWWW: http://www.groundhog.org/
Alumni:
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