May 29, 2009 - MARIST STUDENT NEWSPAPER

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Spartan Spear
The Class of 2009
The
Volume 17, Issue 4
marist High School
May 29, 2009
by Art Hickman, Erica Little and Jordan Schrader
T
Inside
he class of 2009 has been described
as disconnected, lazy, stubborn and
uninspiring. Is it at all possible that
we could have grown to be admirable,
hard working, determined and hopeful?
With the right spin, we can define ourselves however we choose.
As freshmen there was nothing in
particular that made us stand out, except
the fact that most of our middle school
ties remained strong. Problems of disunity have plagued our class throughout the
past four years, but there has always been
something to unite us.
Freshman year we were united by the
fact that we did not have a class dance for
homecoming week. Sophomore year was
worse, but gave us an inkling of how we'd
be connected in the future. At that point in
time the thing that united us was our indifference toward each other.
Junior year our collective school spir-
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it was almost nonexistent. Unofficial clubs
and cliques still ruled our halls, but people
were growing tired of their limited social
experience. We may not have admitted it,
but we longed for the friendliness classes
ahead of and behind us had forged in high
school. We wanted desperately to like
each other, but were too apathetic to do
anything about it.
This year we made a 180 degree turn
and won the homecoming dance competition. We had hit rock bottom the year
before and we were ready to accept both
each other and good ol' fashioned school
spirit.
We became leaders of retreats, leaders of athletics, selfless in our commitment to others, committed to making a
statement, determined not to be defined by
others. We were proud of our accomplishments, we were savers of babies and we
were filled to the brim with school spirit.
Whoever says that we are disconnected is
obviously mistaken as we have come so
far as a class.
We are some of the finest procrastinators ever to pass through Marist. Does
this mean we're lazy? Perhaps, but there is
also the possibility that we just enjoy life
and our time in high school. We are definitely not lazy the night before one of Mr.
Ferrari's or Mr. Oldham's projects are due.
Our work ethic is at it's finest when the
pressure is on.
Just look at some of the academic accomplishments we have made. Salutatorian Anna Guzikowski said, "I think that
we've done well. I've seen people who try
hard in their classes be successful. " We
may not get our work done early, but we
certainly aren't lazy when it comes to getting it done.
We are proud to be members of our senior class. Our determination and the "we
seniors: profiled!
Learn about graduating seniors' plans, dreams
and memories on the senior profile pages.
– page 2 through 10
aren't gonna take it" attitude has proved we
can come together to do something good. I
am confident we will be remembered. As
for what we will be remembered for, it's
yet to be determined.
We may be remembered as the class
whose trivia bowl team was repeatedly and
painfully crushed by the class of '08 but
never had a chance to redeem ourselves,
or the class whose senior prank made Mrs.
Ferrari feel "bummed out," but we hope
for something better. We hope we're remembered by the people we leave behind
as caring students, athletes, and friends.
Our class shouldn't be defined as a
whole. We are full of individuals who
have accomplished many different things.
Our individual accomplishments outshine
what we have done as a class. When we
are gone remember not who our class was,
but remember the relationships you established with each of us.
Any Last Words?
Art, Erica, and Jordan answer your
burning inquiries for the last time.
– page 16
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Senior Profiles
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O
n behalf of the Class of 2009, a rap to you all to express our feelings
on the year. I may be no Tech Nine, but I sure do like to rhyme.
To the Class of 2009,
These past four years have been filled with cheers, even though we were losing Homecoming
competitions year after year. Those that went before us said we were doomed to fail, all I need
say is “glow-sticks” and we know we prevailed. The activities we engaged in whether sports or
retreats, were fun whether winning or being beat. But above all and most important we know,
that being leaders was the most important show. So right now I rhyme that we are done, but to
you the class of 2009 forever WE ARE ONE!
We know you quite well. We are friends with you all, despite you defeating us at the overall
Homecoming competition in the fall. But that’s alright and that’s okay because we won the
class dance with glow-sticks one day. But on a more serious note we’ll miss you next year,
take over as leaders and of Mr. Ragan stay clear. Just kidding, we know he helped us a ton,
even though we didn’t deserve it because we would run. Get involved and do everything, have
no regrets, and of how much we care for you never forget.
Sophomore year is a tough one it's true, we wished we had handled it with as
much grace as you. Your class shows great spirit, your future is bright, just
remember to stay true to yourselves through the fight. High school is half over
and these next years will fly, take it in and enjoy it, or at least try.
To the class of 2012,
You’re the coolest freshmen we’ve ever met; working with you is a privilege we
will not soon forget. Stay close and continue to get to know each other, at the end
of four years you’ll all feel like brothers (and sisters).
To the teachers and staff,
You who inspired us to be our best, we say thank you for being better than
the rest. You taught us to calculate, write, and be actors; from your teaching
talents we will continue to be benefactors. You gave us smiles and hugs for
encouragement along the way, but ultimately you knew there’d come a day, we
would graduate and be on our way.
So on behalf of the Class of 2009 I say thank you, you were all just
divine.
Peace out to Marist,
Emelia Gubrud
ASB President 2009
Tahne
Apo
Stephen
Barrett
“Get Out” -Mr. Huck
Tahne will be studying health and science and playing
soccer at the University of Oregon. She hopes to become
a personal trainer working for Chase Crawford and
living in a house that smells of rich mahogany with many
leather bound books. Tahne’s favorite memory of Marist
is eating two hamburgers at the Founder’s Day Mass
picnic. She will miss Mr. Oldham aka baldy because he
is the teacher I can joke with or get mad at and he won't
give me a referral -I guess I'll miss Ferrari too.
“Life i s t ough, it’s t ougher if y ou’re
stupid.” -John Way ne
Elman
Babayev
Conor
Baumgart
Alexis will be studying medicine at the College
of the Holy Cross in Massachusetts. Alexis says she
will still be in her medical school residencies in ten
years and have a lot of debt piled up. Alexis will
miss Mrs. May because she’s so amazing and she
wishes she had taken a class from Mr. Moser.
Elman will be attending Lane Community College next
year and wants to take over his family business. He wants
to be raising a family in ten years, and to be famous for
being the world’s first trillionaire. Elman’s favorite high
school memory is when he met Kristen Lee. Taking a
phone call in class was the worst thing he ever did on
campus and he will miss Mrs. May because she’s so
helpful. He will never forget that hard work pays off and
wishes that he hadn’t had to transfer schools so much.
“The more y ou inve st, t he more y ou profit.”
Conor will be attending the Oregon Institute of
Technology next year. He hopes to have a high paying
job in either biology or engineering, and wants to be
famous for finding life on Mars. Conor will miss Mr.
Wagner the most because he is a really good and funny
teacher. He learned through his high school experience
that hard work pays off and he loved his laid back senior
year.
Stephen will be studying biology next year at the
University of Oregon. He hopes to become a professional
yodeler but will most likely be running a dental office or
driving a monster truck. He’s not sure what he will be
famous for but he will probably get hurt doing it. Stephen’s
favorite memory from Marist was Tech 1 because they did
absolutely nothing and he will miss Mr. Moser because he
put up with all of his shenanigans.
Alexis
Beyerlein
“Dream as if y ou’ll live forever, live as if
y ou’ll die t oday.”
Alyssa
Bowden
“Somebody may beat me, but t hey’re
going t o have t o bleed t o do it.”
Alyssa will be studying math next year at either
LMU, Penn State, or Washington University in St.
Louis. She plans to be 27 in ten years. Her favorite
memory of high school was her Seaside cross country
trip in the fall of 2007. She will miss Mrs. Cool
because they bonded on the Mexico Trip.
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Allison
Boyce
Senior Profiles
“You have t o have confidence in y our
ability, and t hen be t ough enough t o
follow t hrough.”
Jordan
Brandt
Chris
Byers
Gianni
Carter
“People know me, I’m kind of a big deal.”
-Danielle Kast
Jordan will be studying photojournalism at the
University of Portland next year. He wants to be a
photojournalist for magazines. In ten years he hopes
to still be alive and he has no hopes of being famous.
He will miss Big Daddy Wags and Ms. Cooper because
they’re rad. He wouldn’t change anything about high
school because regrets are pointless and he will never
forget to aim to please and shoot to kill.
Matt
Busse
"The t ime i s s oon coming t o y ou and t o me when
all we will have i s what we have given away. "
Kayla will be playing softball for the University of
Alabama next year. She wants to become a professional
salsa dancer and in ten years she hopes to be done with
school and have a family and a solid career. She says
she is already really famous -no really she is. Kayla’s
favorite memory was winning State in softball, and she
will miss Mr. Oldham and Mr. Ferrari because they’re
pretty much awesome. If she could change one thing
about her high school years it would be to worry less.
"What did t he five fingers s ay t o t he face?"
"SLAP!"
Chris will be attending Oregon State University next
year. He wants to rebuild cars and race them. In ten
years he hopes to have a college degree, have a job, and
be an over-all successful guy. Chris’ favorite memory is
winning state in football his junior year and if he could
change one thing about his high school years it would be
to play more sports. He will miss Mr. Matt because he’s
the best and the coolest and Mrs. May because she’s so
nice. Marist taught him that Catholics have really long
Masses.
"When I st art ed flirt in' wit h t he hu stle, failure
became my ex, now I'm engaged t o t he game
and married t o succe s s. " -Lil Way ne
Nick
Campbell
Julia
Chambers
Gianni will be attending Montana State University on
a full ride scholarship for football. He would like to play
pro football, coach and become a lawyer. In ten years he
would like to be playing in the NFL while running his
own law firm. Gianni’s favorite memory was 80’s day.
He will miss the entire school staff because they are all
special in their own way. If he could change something
about his high school career it would be not waiting until
the last minute to do his homework.
Yan Ling
Chen
"What y ou s ee i s what y ou get."
"You can't change t he world, change y ours elf
and t he world will change wit h y ou."
Camille will be attending the University of Oregon next
year. She wants to become a school counselor or a child
psychiatrist and she hopes to go to medical school. She
wants to be famous for making the world a better place.
Camille will miss Momo the most because he’s the best
and she loved everyday in astronomy class junior year.
If she could do high school again she would have joined
more clubs and volunteered more but high school did
teach her that everything will work out no matter how bad
it seems.
After graduation, Matt is spending his summer working
at Camp Harlow then going to Oregon State to study
dentistry and he hopes to be a practicing dentist with a
family in ten years. Matt’s favorite memory is running
cross country for four years and he will miss Mr. Nuxoll
because he was a great teacher who had a memorable
class. And if he could change one thing about his high
school years it would be to have seniors still have free
fifth but that will not stop him from living the fourth.
"Cas h rule s everyt hing around me,
C.R.E.A.M. get t he money, dolla dolla bill
ya'l l."" -Wu Tang Clan
Nick will be attending LCC to take welding courses so
he can weld for his family business. He wants to be rich
but just doesn’t want to be famous for something stupid.
Nick favorite high school memories were his free period
senior year. He will miss Mrs. Schmidt because he had
so many classes with her. Nick wouldn’t change anything
about his high school years because it’s finished. One
thing he learned in high school was to not hold back and
do what feels right for you.
"Be t he change y ou wi s h t o s ee in t he
world." -Ghandi
Julia will be studying to be a pharmacist at Oregon State
University. She wants to travel and be famous for always
smiling and being happy. Julia will miss Mr. Ferrari
because he’s awesome. Her favorite memory was going
to prom this year with Brady. High school has taught her
that it’s important to express oneself and if she could
change one thing about her four years it would be to talk
to more people all four years.
Jared
Christian
"All y ou need i s a pair of s hoe s and a
door t o slam. " -Cat hie Twomey Bellamy
Jared will be attending Gonzaga University to run for
Pat Tyson and will be taking life one step at a time. He
hopes to be having his first child in ten years, and wants to
be famous for his hard work. Jared’s favorite memory is
the 2007 cross country season. He will miss Mr. Oldham
because he’s always happy and he has learned that
everyone has something to teach you.
Yan will be attending Michigan State University for
business next year. In ten years she plans to be in graduate
school and working and hopes to be famous for having
a great business. Yan’s favorite memories are band,
choir, and the senior Ashland Trip. She will miss all her
teachers because they’re all nice and she has learned that
friendships can last forever.
Camille
Cioffi
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“You win s ome, los e s ome, it’s all t he
s ame t o me.”
Allison will be studying education at Oregon State
University next year. She wants to become an English
teacher or high school counselor and in ten years she
hopes to have a good family and job. The worst thing
Allison has been caught doing on campus was starting
a food fight freshman year. Her favorite memories were
cheering at the boys state football and basketball games
and she will miss Mrs. Yocum because she was her
greatest influence in and out of the classroom.
Kayla
Braud
May 29, 2009
Katie
Colasurdo
"What lie s behind u s and what lie s before
u s are t iny mat t ers compared t o what
lie s wit hin u s." "
Katie will be attending the University of Redlands in
California and will be playing lacrosse. She wants to
become a physical trainer and it ten years she hope to have
a family and a job she loves. Katie's favorite memories are
anything involving Jessie Copley, Lori K., Erica L., or
Camille C.. She will miss Mrs. Schmidt because she’s
simply amazing and Katie would change absolutely
nothing about her high school years.
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Senior Profiles
May 29, 2009
Jessie
Copley
Nick
Daniel
"I don't cry! I suppre s s it and t hen I ju st die
five y ears before women do. " -Mr Chroni st er
i s our choice s t hat s how what we truly are,
Kaitlyn "It far
more t han our ability." " -J.K. Rowling
Damewood
Kaitlyn will be attending Oregon State University to
become a pre-school or elementary teacher. In ten years
she hopes to be raising a family and teaching. Her favorite
high school memory was being a part of the Mr. Spartan
team and she says she will miss all of the staff who
have helped her in different ways. She wouldn't change
anything about her high school years but she did learn
something -do not procrastinate, it only makes things
harder.
Jessie will attend Lane Community College next year
and hopes to return to Marist someday to coach soccer
and lacrosse along with taking over her dad’s mechanic
shop. Her favorite high school memory was being the
only person on the Mexico mission trip that was able to
change a tire and some creative physics experiments. She
will miss Mr. Oldham because he's the only one she could
put in a head lock and she will never forget that Jordan
Brandt drives her insane.
“Women are like t ea bag s. You never
know what t hey are made of unt il t hey
are in hot wat er.”
Matt
DeBellis
Nick will be attending college next year. He will
miss Mr. Chronister because he's fair. High school
has taught nick to not take life too seriously -be
passionate about it but don't be serious because then
you're not having fun. "And," he says, "say hello to
our classmates."
Jacob
Deines
“Si Vig Pacem Para Bellom "
If y ou want peace, prepare for war
This summer Jacob will be working as a life guard
before he heads off to Pacific Lutheran University in the
fall. He would like to be a computer engineer for a large
company and eventually work in robotics and artificial
intelligence. Jacob will always remember Mrs. Cool as
not only a teacher, but as a coach and a great friend. His
favorite high school memories are the long bus rides for
swimming and if he could change something about his
high school years he would be more outgoing. He says
Marist taught him to "Do your freaking homework!"
“Whet her by flas hlight or by candlelight,
Max
we will learn.” –Mr. Ferrari
Engelmann
“Don’t worry, be happy.”
Paola
Drouyn
“It’s not what y ou know,
it’s who y ou know.”
Nick will be attending Oregon State University and
studying engineering while in the MROTC program.
He plans on becoming a marine along with having
a family of his own. If Nick could change one thing
about his high school years he would have been more
active his freshman and sophomore years.
"
“There are t hree t hing s y ou can’t hide for
long: t he sun, t he moon and t he trut h.”
Paola will be attending Florida Broward College and
will study International Business. She eventually wants to
own a restaurant by the beach. Paola will miss Mrs. May
because she is of course always willing to help everyone
and always has something nice to say. High school has
taught her to be herself and she will not forget that.
Ali
Enright
" Hakuna Mat at a- s eize t he day. "
-Madde Gony ea
Ali will attend Pepperdine University next fall. She
plans on majoring in broadcast journalism. She says she
is already for her First Way teen-pregnancy commercial.
Her favorite high school memories are Madison Hilles
getting stuck in the mud on the junior encounter and being
a part of dance team. Ali will miss Mrs. Yocum the most
because she is the coolest chick she knows.
Connor
Gemmell
Carolina will attend Lane Community College for a
year before transferring to a four-year university with
plans to study anthropology or become a teacher. Her
favorite high school memory is getting pumped up in Mr.
Chronister’s class. She will miss Mrs. Endicott and their
fun talks -being able to talk about anything created a trust
between the two of them. High school has taught her that
time is limited and opportunities can pass quickly.
Nick
Genovese
"
Matt will be studying music at the University of Oregon
next year.
Max will be a Bobcat next year, attending Montana State
University to run track. Max hopes to go to the Olympics
someday in the decathlon and design cars for a major car
company. He will miss Mrs. Schmidt the most because he
loved her art classes and he knows she loved having him
as a student. His favorite high school memory is Bustrin
in Astronomy. Max has learned to have fun within the law,
and will continue that through his life.
Carolina
Flores-Perez
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Kyleigh
Gerard
"I am t he walru s. Goo goo, goo' joob."
Connor will either attend Santa Clara University or
Stanford University next fall. He plans on studying
medicine -maybe orthodontia. In ten years he hopes to
be setting up a dental practice. He wants to be famous
for the longest sky dive-to-long board ride ever. Connor’s
favorite memory from high school is touring other schools
with the rock band for "Band on the Run". He will miss
Mr. Moser because they would joke with each other but
Moser was always there for him. High school has taught
Connor that you have to work hard to succeed, but if you
aren't enjoying life it isn't worth it.
Kyleigh will enter nursing school at the University
of Portland next fall. In ten years she plans on working
and being an independent person. She someday hopes
to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated for being the
next female race car driving sensation after Danica
Patrick. Her favorite high school memories include
lunches, extreme scootering, Ms. Schmidt’s classes
and volleyball. She will miss Mrs. Yocum and Ms.
Schmidt, because their classes were the most enjoyable.
High school has taught Kyleigh to adapt to life, not care
about what people think, and live life to the fullest.
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Harrison
Givens
Senior Profiles
"When a true geniu s ent ers t he world, y ou
will know him by t hi s s ign: all t he dunce s
s hall be in confederacy against him. "
May 29, 2009
Madde
Gonyea
"Hakuna Mat at a."
Madde will be attending Santa Clara University, and
plans to become a neonatal nurse or pediatrician when
she’s done with school. In ten years Madde would like
to be traveling and hopes to be famous for making a
difference. She will miss Mr. Ferrari because he motivated
and inspired her and Mrs. Deffenbacher because of the
help she gave Madde during the college choosing process.
Madde will never forget the friends she made and those
who influenced her at Marist.
Harrison will be attending Chapman University film
school and will be majoring in film production. He
plans to one day write, direct and act in motion pictures.
Harrison will miss Mr. Rust the most. High school has
taught Harrison that he should never burn bridges unless
they lie over troubled waters and he regrets nothing about
his high school years because it has all added up to who
he is.
Natalie
Grant
"Each of u s has a fire in our heart s for
s omet hing. It 's our goal in life t o find it and
keep it lit." " -Mary Lou Ret t on
Emelia
Gubrud
"Be t he change y ou wi s h t o s ee in t he world. "
Natalie will be attending Oregon State University to
study nutrition to become a registered dietician. She wants
to be famous for just being herself and for being proud of
how far she has come in figure skating. Her favorite high
school memory is the 2008 summer Mexico mission trip.
She will miss Mrs. Yocum the most because she is always
so patient and wants the best for everyone. If she could
change something about her high school years it would be
that her class became closer earlier than senior year.
“There i s more t o life t han increas ing it s
Anna
speed.” -Ghandi
Guzikowski
Amanda
Hagstrom
Rebecca
Hanson
Mike will be going to Lane Community College
and hopes to become a firefighter. His favorite
memory is dissecting cats in Mrs. Endicott’s class.
The one thing he learned in high school that he
will never forget is to strive for excellence.
Kate
Harrison
Art
Hickman
“You know… y ou’re s mart er t han y ou look.”
-Mrs. Endicot t
Kate will study architecture at Portland State this fall.
In ten years she hopes to be traveling the world and she
wants to be famous for making the best sugar cookies in
the world. Kate’s best high school memory is of Mr. Matt
dressed up as Ariel the mermaid at her junior encounter.
She will miss Mr. Ferrari because he was the only teacher
who could get her engaged -he is funny, real, and knows
how to get his students to learn. In the last four years Kate
has learned to never take your parents for granted and take
advantage of the time you have with them.
"Shimmy s himmy ya s himmy yam s himmy
yay. " -Ru s s ell Tyrone Jone s
Art will attend the University of Southern California
for the next eight semesters. He hopes to be famous for
being the only cool person named Arthur. His favorite
high school memories are of going to football games
without ever watching football. If he could change one
thing about the last four years he wouldn't have winked
at Mrs. Kissenger so much, and he will never forget that
“Mass” almost rhymes with “naps.” Art says he will not
miss Mrs. Cool because she now loves her baby more than
him.
Emelia will be attending the University of Portland
School of Nursing in the fall and plans to become a nurse
practitioner. Due to her lyrical genius, she hopes to one
day be famous for rapping. Emelia’s favorite memories
include sports, Retreat Team/CLC, Mr. Nuxoll repeatedly
trying to scare me in class, and telling some freshmen that
her dad invented Uggs (they believed her). She will miss
Moser and Oldham the most, because they are always
there for a good laugh or a heartfelt talk. High school has
taught her that what seems important at the moment isn't
always.
"Have y ou t aken y our medicine t oday?"
my re spons e... " Nope. "
Amanda will be attending Oregon State University and
is contemplating architecture. As a person who likes to
take things as they come, Amanda has no set plans and
likes the unexpected. Her favorite high school memory is
meeting junior Mercedes Downer, a.k.a M-dawg. , Merc,
Cedes. Amanda will never forget having Andrew Mosier
give her a ride to school everyday and if she could change
one thing it would be her senior basketball season.
Anna will be attending Boston University in the
fall and plans on becoming a scientist. In ten years
she wants to be working in Europe. Her favorite
high school memory is chemistry class. If she could
change something in her high school experience she
would procrastinate less. Anna will never forget Art
M. Hickman.
Mike
Haney
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Brandon
Herring
"There are al s o s harks"
Rebecca will be attending the University of Portland in
the fall. She hopes that her underwater ping pong league
takes off and becomes successful, but will settle for any
other awesome thing in her future. In ten years she plans
on being 28 and she want to be famous for being able to
hold her breath for ten minutes straight. Her favorite high
school memory was roaming the halls of campus with her
baguettes. She will miss Mr. Reinking, because he has
been teaching her for the past 12 years. High school has
taught Rebecca that you'll regret the things you don't do
more than those you do -so you should try everything.
"You got t a want it. "
Brandon will be attending Oregon State
University this fall. He plans on working for his
dad and raising a family of his own. His favorite
high school memory is his senior year of tennis
and will miss Mrs. Yocum the most. Brandon has
learned and will never forget that E=mc2 and he
regrets not playing tennis all four years.
Ty
Hiday
"Ain't not hin' but a t hang. "
Ty will be attending Oregon State University to study
zoology. He hopes to either work with animals or pursue
a career in music. He wants to one day be famous for
being so famous people don’t even know that he’s famous.
Ty’s favorite high school memories are working on the
retreat team and being on Proclaim his senior year. Ty
will miss Mr. Moser the most because he had faith in Ty
during Proclaim and he is an all around great down to
earth friend. If Ty could do one thing over in high school
he would like to get to know others better.
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Senior Profiles
May 29, 2009
Madison
Hilles
“A day wit hout laught er i s a day wast ed.”
–Charlie Chaplin
Hayden
Houser
Madison will be attending Oregon State University next
year and has hopes of being an elementary school teacher.
Her favorite memories in high school were the Junior
Encounter, all the laughs she had with her friends and
being on the dance team. If she could change one thing
she would have made more friends in different groups in
the school but she still had a good high school experience
and made life long friends in the process. She will miss
Mrs. Dibos because she gave us candy.
Dane
Hulett
“I’m a lead farmer...!” – Lieut enant Kirk
Lazaru s, Tropic Thunder
Dane is spending his summer working and taking a trip
to Hawaii before attending Oregon State University next
year. He would like to be a zoologist or a marine biologist
and has dreams of having his own show on TV. Dane
said he will miss Mr. Nuxoll because he learned so much
from him and he is a cool guy to be around and he made
life more interesting. If he could do one thing different
he would have started playing lacrosse his freshman year
rather than his junior year. His favorite memories are
being with all his friends he has come to know and love.
Danielle
Kast
“People become really quit e remarkable
when t hey st art t hinking t hat t hey can
do t hing s. When t hey believe in t hems elve s
t hey have t he first s ecret t o succe s s.”
“You do not su ffer if y ou decide ‘t hat’s t he
way it i s’ rat her t han ‘why i s it t hi s way?’”
–Chuck Jone s
Pom
Incharoensakdi
“Hakuna Mat at a... Seize t he day!”
–Madde Gony ea
Erin
Kerns
Ji-Hye
Kim
“When t he power of love overcome s
t he love of power, t he world will know
peace.” –Jimi Hendrix
Lori is attending the University of Montana next year
and hopes to work with the National Parks. In ten years
she would like to be traveling to a new job in an exotic
location. She would like to be famous for always having
an optimistic outlook on life. Her favorite high school
memories are 80’s day and Mr. Ferrari’s Cinnamon Girl
story. The staff members that she will miss the most are
Mrs. Deffenbacher and Mrs. May because they make the
office a wonderful place to visit.
“A day wit hout laught er i s a day wast ed.”
–Charlie Chaplin
Erin is going to attend Oregon State University
next fall. She is not sure of her career plans but would
like to work with children. In ten years she hopes to
be happy. The staff members she will miss the most
are Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Clemens because they are
amazing. She wouldn’t change anything about her
high school experience because everything that’s
happened has made her who she is today and she has
learned to take every opportunity given to you.
“There are a lot of fis h in t he s ea.”
Ji-Hye is going to visit Korea and New York during
the summer then attending State University of New
York at Binghamton and would like to be a diplomat.
In ten years she hopes to be traveling the world. Her
favorite high school memory was Prom her senior
year. The staff member she will miss the most is Mr.
Chronister because of his humor and warm heart and
she will never forget that high school is tiring.
Bryant
King
Bridgette is going to Cal Poly next year to study
mechanical engineering and hopes to pursue a career
in engineering. In ten years she hopes to be starting a
family. If she could change one thing about her high
school years she says she would have done more
homework on time and would advise others to not
procrastinate either.
Lori
Konieczka
“Pominat e!”- t he Pominat or
Pom is going to attend Oregon State University
next year. He is unsure of future career plans. The
staff member he will miss the most is Tony Rust
because he misses acting class.
Danielle plans on attending Lane Community College
next year and hopes to become a dental hygienist. Her
favorite high school memories were the retreats. She says
that she will miss Lyle Thomas because of his bright
smile. The thing that she learned in high school that she
will never forget is that “We are one.”
Bridgette
Kimball
“Some people want it t o happen, s ome wi s h
it would happen, ot hers make it happen.”
–Michael Jordan
Hayden is attending the University of Oregon next
year and will be living at the Onyx House, a Christian
home on campus. His favorite high school memory was
winning State in basketball his junior year. The staff
member he will miss the most is Father Dave because
he’s funny and easy to talk to. If he could change one
thing he would be a better Christian example.
Danielle is going to attend the University of Oregon and
wants to be a sports writer and a math teacher on the side.
In ten years she hopes to be living out in the country with
her family. Her favorite high school memory was winning
state in softball her junior year. She says she will miss Mr.
Oldham because he has become a good friend and who
else will she pick on?
Danielle
Kersey
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Searra
Konyn
“Don’t give up, don’t ever give up.” –Jim Valvano
Bryant will be attending Lane Community College
next year with the hope of transferring out his sophomore
year. He would like to be a high school or college
basketball coach. His favorite high school memories are
winning football and basketball State Championships
his junior year and starting in his senior basketball
game. The staff member he will miss the most is Coach
Geske because he is a great guy and you can talk to him
forever about football. High school has taught him to
work hard for something you want.
“Do or do not. There i s no try.”
–Mast er Yoda
Searra will be attending the University of Oregon next
fall and would like to become an accountant, lawyer
or a professional scuba diver. She will miss many of
the staff members at Marist but especially Mr. Rust
because he was such a great director and a fun teacher.
She wouldn’t change anything about her time in high
school and learned that having awesome friends makes
all the difference.
Senior Profiles
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Kyle
Lakey
“If y ou ain’t laughin’, y ou ain’t livin’”
–Carlos Mencia
Kyle will be going to the University of Oregon
and hopes to study abroad his junior year in either
New Zealand or Australia. He will pursue a career in
business and wants to be famous for being a rich man
who contributes the most to human relations and peace.
The staff member he will miss the most is Mrs. Schmidt
because she has a "no holds bar" sense of humor with
him. If he could change one thing about his high school
years he would join the golf team and high school has
taught him how to have a good laugh.
Kristen
Lee
“Life i s like a box of chocolat e s, y ou
never know what cha gonna get.”
–Forre st Gump
Kelsey
Lambe
May 29, 2009
“In t he end everyt hing will be ok, and if it’s
not ok it’s not t he end.”
Kelsey plans on going to Lane Community College for
her first year and doing a lot of dancing. In the future she
would like to do something in education or counseling
and dance. One of her favorite high school memories is
making the All-State dance team her senior year. Mrs.
May holds a special place in Kelsey’s heart because she
is like her mommy, brings her food when she is hungry
and comforts her when she is lonely. High school has
given her the wisdom that you should let the drama go
and be mature.
Katie
Lilley
“Never let t he fear of striking out keep y ou from
play ing t he game.” – A Cinderella St ory
Erica
Little
“Greener pasture s have brown pat che s t oo.”
Kristen is attending Lane Community College
next year and hopes to study culinary arts. She
would like to become a professional chef and own a
restaurant someday and be famous for discovering
new recipes. Her favorite high school memory is
meeting Elman Babayev. Kristen will miss Mrs.
May because she is all knowing.
Matt
Lindsey
“High s chool i s ju st a s hort ened way t o s ay
t en mont hs of hell for each of four y ears,
in which i s filled wit h every lay er of drama
t hat y ou could ever imagine, and more.”
Matt is going to attend Lane Community College for
a year then moving to Portland to study radiology. In
the future he would like to put his education to use in a
doctor’s office, hospital or dental office as a radiologic
technician and he would also like to minister to youth.
Alex
Maitlen
“Find out who y ou are, and do it on purpos e.”
Alex is attending school next fall at Lane Community
College and would like to go into nursing. Looking
back at her high school career, her favorite memory
was having literature with Mrs. Yocum her sophomore
year. Mrs. Pimental is the staff member Alex will miss
the most because after having gone through so much in
the past, Alex is not sure what she could have done it
without her. If she could change one thing about high
school it would be to do senior year over again because
first she couldn't wait to get out and now she wants all
that time back.
Devin
McAllister
" Ye st erday i s t he past and t omorrow i s
t he future. Today i s a gift... which i s why
we call it t he pre s ent. "
Erica
May
Abby
McCallum
Devin will be attending Lane Community College next
fall and wants to be a real estate agent. His favorite high
school memory is running through the bat tunnel his
freshman year with Coach Dube. He will most miss Mrs.
Schmidt because she is fun and supportive. If he could
change one thing about high school it would be how
people judged him and he has learned that if yo are not
getting better you are getting worse.
Mike
McGirr
“I would love t o believe t hat when I die I will live
again, t hat s ome t hinking, feeling, remembering
part of me will cont inue. But as much as I want
t o believe t hat, and de spit e t he ancient and
worldwide cultural tradit ions t hat as s ert an
aft erlife, I know of not hing t o sugge st t hat it i s
more t han wi s hful t hinking.” –Carl Sagan
Mike is attending the University of St. Andrews in
Scotland next year and will possibly pursue a career
in medicine. He will miss Mr. Nuxoll, Mr. Baker, Mrs.
Schmidt ant Mr. Moser.
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Erin
Miller
Katie is going to travel to Europe after graduation
then attend Jamestown College in North Dakota next
fall to study nursing. She would like to be famous at
Marist for helping make a great yearbook that everyone
is in and enjoys. Her favorite high school memory is
yearbook with her brother her sophomore year. The
staff member that she will miss the most is Toni Cooper
because she has been a great role model to Katie
throughout her high school years and has helped her
find what her passion is.
Erica is planning on attending either the University
of Oregon or Portland State University next year. She
would like to be a photojournalist in the future and will
be doing an internship at the Register-Guard newspaper
this summer. Her favorite memory in high school was
the senior class dance this year. The staff member Erica
will miss the most is Toni Cooper because she has been
a great coach, teacher and mentor throughout her high
school years.
Erica will be attending the University of Oregon next
fall and has hopes of becoming a physical therapist.
She hopes to be famous for just being nice and kind to
people. While working in the kitchen on the Junior Girls
Encounter, Erica got to know Terrie Clemens better and
will miss her the most because she is so amazing. Erica
hopes to never forget all of the great deal of things she
has learned in high school and wouldn’t change any
of her experiences. Her favorite high school memory
is walking to Barnes and Noble with Ferrari and Fox
during lit class.
“You can pick y our nos e, but y ou can’t
pick y our family.” –Uncle Hoyle
After high school, Abby is going to get a job
waitressing and plans to attend Oregon State University
next fall. She would like to pursue a career in marine
biology, photography and being a mom. If Abby were
to be famous for anything, she would like it to be for
a photo or for a cure for cancer. If she could change
anything about high school she would have opened up
more as a freshman and gotten to know more people in
her class better. She has learned is that in everything she
does, if she works hard she can do anything.
“Never regret s omet hing t hat once made
y ou s mile.”
After graduation, Erin is traveling to Germany then
attending Boston University in the fall. She has hopes
of going into dentistry in the future. Her favorite high
school memories include correcting homework with
Dr. Cohen, choir and yearbook.
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Andrew
Mosier
Dennis
Ogburn
Tyler
Parmelee
Senior Profiles
“Gras s grows greener wit h a lit tle plast ic
and bleach.”
Mimi
Nguyen
Andrew plans on travelling and working during the
summer and going to Oregon State in the Fall. He’s
undecided in her career plans, but hopes to settle into a
house with some property within the next ten years. The
worst thing he’s been caught doing on campus is burning
magnesium, and his favorite high school memory is being
a part of the Mr. Spartan Program. Andrew wants to be
famous for self sufficiency in constructing things and
creating the next generation of engine power.
Dennis will be attending the University of San
Francisco this Fall, where he wants to do something
related to business or art. His plans for ten years
from now include so many things, he’d rather not
get into it. Dennis will miss Mrs. Schmidt because
she’s sassy. If he could change one thing about his
high school years it would be to work a little harder
his senior year and says that he will never forget that
high school is totally lame.
“Somet ime s t he pursuit of knowledge i s a
dangerou s propos it ion.” -Mr. Ferrari
“Let me forget about t oday unt il
t omorrow” -Bob Dylan
Aprille
Olson
"Never doubt a champion. " -Coach Schmerbach
Jack
Pennington
Vincent
Persyn
Dawn
Piebenga
Calvin will be going to Northwest Christian
University this fall and will try to walk on to the
basketball team. He is not positive about his future
career plans but is interested in engineering. Calvin's
favorite memories at marist are of winning state and
being able to chill with friends and laugh. If he could
do anything over, he would try harder in school his
first two years.
Cody
Pinto
"L et my people go. " -Mos e s
Cody will be attending Notre Dame in the fall and
plans on studying to become an aerospace or mechanical
engineer. In ten years he wants to be working for a space
program or managing investment firms and he hopes to be
famous for inventing something that pushes man into new
frontiers. His fondest high school memory is of going to
the river with his friends and cooking meat and he will
never forget that friends are better than enemies. He will
miss Mr. Moser because who will he turn to get knocked
down a peg every time he does well on something?
“Be joyful alway s, pray cont inually, give t hanks
in all circumst ance s, for t hi s i s God’s will for
y ou in Je su s Chri st”
- 1 The s s alonians 5:16-18
This fall Aprille will be going to the University of
Oregon where she may study interior architecture and
design. She is already famous for her delicious cookies.
Aprille will miss Mr. Ferrari for all his support and her
favorite high school memory is of baking cookies for
his baseball team. She will also miss Mr. Chronister for
his enthusiasm, passion and entertaining classes.
Matt will be attending the University of San Diego in
the fall and hopes to make a career as a business owner.
In ten years he wants to be working hard and making lots
of money. Money is also what he wants to be famous for.
Matt’s favorite high school memory is of crowd surfing
at Homecoming, and will miss Mr. Rust because he is a
friend. He learned to be himself in high school, but still
wishes he had gone to Sheldon.
Calvin
Philpott
“St and for s omet hing
or fall for anyt hing”
Mimi will be attending Gonzaga University in
the fall where she expects to study biomedical
engineering. In ten years she plans on involving
herself with medical research and hopes to be famous
for something awesome. Mimi’s best high school
memories are of every moment she spent with friends,
and will miss Mr. Ferrari the most because she learned
a lot from him.
Tyler will be going to Oregon State University to
study mechanical engineering and would like to be a
mechanical engineer in the future.
Matt
Perkins
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Hayden
Rear
"The night i s darke st before t he dawn"
Jack will be playing golf at the University of Oregon
this fall, but isn’t sure what he’s going to major in. In
ten years he hopes to be a professional golf player
and riding on 22’s with Lamborghini doors on his
Escalade. Jack’s favorite memories of high school
come from his experiences on the soccer and golf
team, especially winning state his freshman and junior
year in golf. He will miss Mrs. Schmidt because she is
by far the coolest and nicest teacher.
“There’s alway s going t o be anot her mount ain, I’m
alway s going t o want t o make it move, but s omet ime s
I’m going t o have t o los e.”
Vin will be attending LCC this fall, and will continue
working at Ray’s Food Place. He is considering a career
in public relations, but would love to go into fashion, and
hopes to be married or in a committed relationship with
some children quite soon. He also hopes to be the first male
on America’s next top model. Vin’s favorite high school
memories are of doing his diva dance, the Encounter, both
proms, and making new friends. He will miss Mr. Oldham
because he’s amazing, he listens, and he gives advice.
Dawn will be studying photography at OSU this fall.
In ten years she hopes to have a family and a steady
photography business, and traveling the world. Dawn’s
favorite memories of Marist include all the dances,
retreats, and yearbook classes and high school has taught
her to be herself. She will miss Ms. Cooper because she
is awesome, a good role model, and like a second mom.
If she could change one thing about her high school years
she would give every senior class member the same free
periods.
"Judgement and specifically agei s m, will be
t he downfall of America as we know it. "
-Hay den Rear
Hayden will be attending the University of Oregon in
the fall. He is undecided what career path to choose. His
favorite high school memories are winning karaoke his
junior year, tennis state his sophomore year, and Kevin
Gehrig's return for Mr. Spartan. He will miss Mr. Oldham
because he understands Hayden. The thing he has learned
in high school that he will never forget is "super gray the
world is" (say it like Yoda and it works).
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Tom
Rowland
Senior Profiles
“One of t he great e st pleasure s in life i s
doing what ot hers s ay y ou cannot do.”
Chris
Rusin
“Friends hip i s like peeing on y ours elf;
Every one can s ee it, but only y ou get t hat
warm feeling t hat it bring s.”
Marcus
Saraceno
Zandra
Sletten
Thi s i s huge right now!!
Jordan will be attending Oregon State University in
the fall. He plans on becoming an American history
teacher and hopes to one day return to Marist. In ten
years he hopes to be getting married and starting a family.
Jordan's favorite high school memories include Christian
Leadership, Retreat Team, newspaper, doing the Mr.
Spartan program, and being the captain of the baseball
team his senior year. He hopes to become involved in the
OSU community as he was here at Marist.
“We don’t get unlimit ed chance s t o have t hing s we want,
and t hi s I know. Not hing i s wors e t han mi s s ing an
opportunity t hat could have changed y our life”
Ian
Skurdal
“Life i sn’t measured in t he number of
breat hs y ou t ake, but in t he number of
moment s t hat t ake y our breat h away.”
Drew
Smith
“I will s ee y ou lat er, or at anot her t ime…”
"I Love You Man"
Blake is going to the U of O next fall, where he plans
on majoring in biology. He hopes to work on some sort
of research in conservation biology or to become a vet.
He wants to be famous for inventing a time machine.
Blake has no idea what the worst thing he’s been
caught doing on campus is, but fondly remembers the
class dance when all the glow sticks came out. He will
miss Mr. Oldham because he is just hilarious.
“Strengt h come s t hrough struggle,” and
“point y our t oe s.” -Coach
“Neit her an act of nature or God or Mr.
Conroy will impede u s from our ability t o
learn.”
Drew will be studying at Oregon State this fall and his
career plans include getting rich and doing what he likes
to do. In ten years he wants to be running and working
in his own custom car shop and he hopes to be famous
for designing and fabricating custom cars and trucks.
Drew’s favorite high school memories are of 80’s day
and the class dance, and he will miss Mr. Ferrari because
apparently his sense of humor and charm are going to be
tough to replace.
Jessica
“Cuz I know t hat cops doe sn’t st art t il 4”
Stambaugh
Jessica will be going to the UC Irvine School of
Biological Sciences this Fall, and hopes to study medicine,
Spanish, and music. In ten years she plans on being in
residency, and she wants to be famous for opening for a
Green Day concert. Jessica’s favorite high school memory
is of running the last 100 meters of the 3,000-meter race
with her friends at the finish line. She will miss Mr. Wags,
and has learned in high school what to do with a soccer
ball.
Brenna will be studying music education at the
University of Portland in the fall and wants to be a music
teacher. She hopes to be teaching or taking over for Mr.
Reinking’s job in ten years. Brenna’s favorite memory of
Marist was Homecoming Week senior year. If she could
change one thing about her high school years she would
have gotten to know people sooner and high school and
high school has taught her a lot about herself.
Blake
Swanson
“Keep y our friends clos e, but y our enemie s
clos er.”
Ian will be going to the U of O and training in gymnastics
this fall. He hopes to one day compete in the Olympic
games and open his own gym. He would also like to start
a band and getting one of his songs on Guitar Hero. The
worst thing Ian’s been caught doing on campus is drinking
girly coffee drinks with Ty Hiday, and his favorite memory
is of the senior Rock Band concert.
Zandra will be studying at Western Oregon University
in their nursing program this fall and hopes to work in
the OR and have a family in ten years. Zandra’s favorite
high school memories are of 7th period ceramics and offcampus adventures. She will miss Mr. Fox because of
his class discussions and she will never forget learning
how to check the oil in her car which she learned in Mr.
Ferrari's class.
Brenna
Stacy
“Don’t be s o su spiciou s.” -David Bowie in
"The Man Who Fell t o Eart h"
Marcus plans on going to LCC for a year and then
transferring to Hamline University to play football. He
hopes to be a sports agent or to have a powerful front
office job for a pro sports team and wants to be famous
for being the best GM or sports agent ever. Marcus’
favorite high school memories are of winning two state
football titles.
Josh plans on going to the University of Oregon
to study biology in the hopes of becoming a doctor.
After college he wants to travel around the world, and
doesn’t want to be famous for anything. His favorite
memory is running cross country with Cathie and he
will miss Mr. Wagner because he was a good coach
and Josh's favorite teacher.
Jordan
Schrader
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Chris will be going to the University of Oregon this
fall, where he wants to study something not science-y
or math-y. In ten years he hopes to be fluent in Japanese
and will become famous for being David Bowie. Chris’
favorite high school memories are of free fifth periods,
long lunches, and hangin’ wit D. Noll. The worst thing
he’s been caught doing on campus is being too suspicious,
and he will miss Mr. Rust because of that one time.
Tom plans on studying at LCC for a year, and plans
on becoming a police officer. He wants to be a SWAT
member in ten years, and wants to be famous for being
the cofounder of the P&R Investment Corporation. Tom’s
favorite memory of high school is Mr. Oldham’s lit class
because it was always fun. He claims he wouldn’t change
a thing about his high school years.
Joshua
Ryther
May 29, 2009
Amy
Thompson
“All life i s an experiment. The more
experiment s y ou make t he bet t er”
Amy will be attending the LCC nursing program this
Fall, and will take a CNA position at the hospital while
she’s in school. She wants to become an RN in labor and
delivery, and hopes to be successful in whatever she is
doing in ten years. Amy’s best high school memories are
of being on the yearbook staff and having fun days after
deadlines when they would get to know everyone’s fun/
goofy side.
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May 29, 2009
Joseph
Tomcal
"Don't ever give up. "
Craig
Tomlinson
Teri
Wang
Caitlyn
Whitley
Crockett will be attending Oregon State University
to study business. He plans on becoming either an
accountant or a stock market investor. He hopes to be
on CNBC someday. Crockett’s favorite high school
memories are football and golf, and will miss Mrs. Baker
the most because he feels she will miss the trouble. He
wishes that he had been more polite and taller.
"Muahaha..."
Teri will be going to the University of Washington to
major in business, and plans to have a career in finance.
She wants to have a job on Wall street and to travel around
the world. Teri said the worst she has been caught doing
on campus was dozing off in class. She will miss Mrs.
May the most because of her kind smile and friendly
greetings. If she could change anything about high school,
she would have a late start every week and the thing she
has learned in school was how to text.
"I'm having trouble wit h gravity t oday."
-Erin Miller
Caylee
Wagner
"That 's what s he s aid"
Yebo
Wang
Yebo plans on working and chilling after high
school. His favorite high school memories are of
riding with Jordan on Fridays and Kissing the “M”
on the first day of school.
Ingrid
Woelfel
"My name i s O-dawg and y ou'l l hear it
right before I cap y ou" -Mr. O
Andy is going to the University of Illinois but hopes
to transfer to the University of Michigan. He hope to one
day be a mechanical engineer and have a band on the side.
His favorite high school memories are pep band and the
senior Ashland trip. Andy will miss Mr. Moser the most
because frankly "he’s just the man". Andy has learned in
high school that procrastination is not good..
"In t he great e st at t empt it i s gloriou s even
t o fail."
Ingrid hopes to one day work at Sea World with the
penguins and hopes to one day be famous for bringing
world peace. She also wants to summit Kilimanjaro. If
she could change one thing about high school, it would
be the NHS award assemblies. The greatest thing she has
learned in high school is just to love and to be loved in
return.
Sarah
Yamada
Sarah will be attending Oregon State University to
study pre-vetrinary medicine. She hopes to one day be
a vet who specializes in horses. Her favorite high school
memory is going out to lunch on her free period with her
friends. She will miss the Ferrari's the most, because Mr.
is so funny and unpredictable and Mrs. is so caring and
understanding.
Allen plans on enjoying his summer after high
school and eventually plans on being a business-man.
Allen was once caught taking advantage of the off
campus lunch senior priviledge as a junior. He will miss
both Mr. Fox and Mr. Ferrari. If he could go back, Allen
would have liked to go out for track and field his junior
year. He will always remember the people-skills he
learned in high school.
Andy
Yoon
Shoot for t he moon becau s e even if y ou
mi s s, y ou'l l land among t he st ars.
Caylee will be going to Olivet Nazarene University
in Chicago. She will be studying to become a mechanical
engineer, and hopes to work both in the U.S. and in thirdworld countries for water purification purposes. Her
favorite high school memory is working on the Mr. Spartan
pageant. Caylee will miss Mr. Moser the most because he
made high school just a little more enjoyable with his dry
sense of humor. If she could change anything, she would
have attended Marist for all four years.
Caitlyn will either be attending the University of
Idaho or the University of Oregon. She plans on joining
the Peace Corps after she gets her bachelors. She
eventually hopes to become an anthropology professor.
The worst thing Caitlyn was ever caught doing on campus
was skipping math class. She says she will miss Mrs. May,
especially since the U of O probably won’t have anyone
like her.
Allen
Xie
Don't be s o su spiciou s.
- Chri s Ru s in
Craig will be going to school at the University
of Denver, and hopes to be an adult fiction writer and
illustrator. In the future he wants to be "gettin’ money,
gettin’ paid.” His favorite memory is of rushing back to
class from lunch with Harrison and Art. Craig will miss
Mr. Oldham because of his supple frame and wide childbearing hips.
Joseph will be going to Clarke Honors College at
the University of Oregon. He hopes to earn a PHD in
mathematics, and wants to be famous for proving new
mathematical theorems. Joseph’s best high school memory
is Mr. Nuxoll’s class, and he will miss him the most after
he leaves Marist. If he could do high school over, Joseph
would work even harder.
Crockett
Vinson
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Katie
Younger
"Kikoman i s made in Chine s e"
-Madde Gony ea
Katie will be going to Oregon State University to
become a vetrinarian. She hopes to be famous for saving
endangered species. Katie will miss Mr. Oldham the most
and also wishes that she had tried harder on her homework
during high school. She will never forget how to dodge a
dodgeball that is about to hit her in the face.
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How We’ve Changed
Who woulda’
Thunkit?
take a look at the class of 2009 as freshmen...
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By Jordan Brandt
Every day you wake up do your morning activities
and go to school. But are academics really your main
focus in life? Are there other things you do outside of
school that you enjoy doing, even if they’re not the main
stream sports that any school has a team for? Well over
the course of this year I have been writing a little section
on the online every week about kids who have hobbies
or activities they are in to outside of school.
These things aren’t always what people would
consider as important because no one ever woulda’ thunk
that the person in the article ever had this talent or skill,
which is why I’ve been doing the article all year. It’s
good that we celebrate and praise the amazing athletes
we have at this school. But not everyone is into these
kinds of things. So I believe that these students deserve
a little spotlight for things they do as well. It helps all
the community around actually become knowledgeable
of those we see in the hallways.
It’s not only those who get great grades in the class
and kill it on the playing fields that are prepping for
their future. It’s those out in music lessons, out on an
internship, the dance floor, in the art room, in the plays,
behind the scenes of the plays, in their home kitchens,
and so many other places perfecting a skill that they
feel as a way to have a career. But it doesn’t even have
to be a career thing either, it can be just something they
find as a great way to express themselves, which tends
to help mold one’s future in the sense of what they want
to do as a career.
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1. Josh Ryther works his way through the freshman Welcome Week games. 2. The class of 2009 learns the Marist fight song while being
drenched in water. 3. Kyle Lakey particpates in a Lock-In game. 4. The class of 2009 boys compete in the Homecoming tug-o-war. 5. Max
Engelmann and Jessie Copley at the Lock-In. 6. Jordan Schrader makes a pyramid at the Frosh Lock-In. 7. Tom Rowland sweeps the
gym floor after an assembly. 8. Hayden Rear enters the Lock-In. 9. The 2005 J.V. boys soccer team. 10. Katie Lilley and Zandra Sletten
have fun at the Lock-In. 11. The class of 2009 girls watch the Homecoming tug-o-wars. 12. Art Hickman watches Lori Konieczka as she
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Briefs
French Final
The French 4 students will be preparing
a French meal for staff members next Monday
in place of a traditional final exam.
Pro-Life Club
The Pro-Life Club held mass on
Thursday during lunch. All are welcome to
weekly masses and other group activities. See
Mrs. Holowatz or Mrs. Sušec to join today!
Proclaim
The 2008-09 Proclaim Ensemble
recorded a CD this spring. For information
on obtaining a copy, contact Mr. Moser.
Jazz Band
Jazz band performed on Friday May,
22nd for those at the Eugene Rehab Center.
Trivia Bowl
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Homegoing Fun
Everyone enjoys a week of fun as school winds down.
by Luke Koester
Homegoing week, a
Marist tradition for over 20
years, returned again this
year for another round of
crazy dress-up days, powder-puff football, he-man
volleyball and the culmination of the whole year, the
senior Farewell Mass on
Friday.
After school on Friday
the homegoing dance and
competitions take place.
Friends and family are welcome.
Juniors John Strother-Garriot, Dillon
Oldham and Scott Gram take their lunch to
jazzercise. Photo by Toni Cooper.
Seniors Katie Colasurdo and Jessie Copley
"cruise" around campus on the gator. Photo
by Erica Little.
Trivia bowl matches will occur next
week but there are only three teams competing
this time around and there will only be two or
three matches.
Friday's
Schedule
New Coach/Teacher
• He-man Volleyball
the 2008-09 Newspaper Staff
Michelle Quist will be joining the Marist
faculty next year as both the Girls Varsity
Basketball Coach and as a full-time Spanish
teacher. Welcome, Ms. Quist!
tournament starts at
3:30 p.m.
• Powder Puff
football starts at 5:30
p.m.
• Homegoing Dance
begins at 8:30 and goes
until 11:30. No guest
passes are
available.
Senior and student journalist Rebecca Hanson naps at her work station on pajama Thursday. Photo by Luke Koester.
Editors-in-Chief: Erica
Little, Jordan Schrader, and
Art Hickman.
Sports Department: Danielle
Gehrke, Jeff Bedbury and
Mercedes Downer.
Staff: Rebecca Hanson,
Kristen Lee, Jordan Brandt,
Amy Parks, Pat Bartels,
Luke Koester, Michael
Haney.
Advisor: Toni Cooper
Junior Macky Dennis rolls around on 80s day. Photo by Toni Cooper.
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(from 69 replies grades 9-12)
What is the funniest
you’ve ever heard a
teacher say?
1. “Historically sexy.” -Mr. Nuxoll
2. “You’re my Jesus student. You
always resurrect your grade at
the last minute.” Mr. Wagner
3. “We have yet to send a probe
to Uranus.” –Mr. Moser.
4. “I want to put an electric
shocker under all your seats
like in Austin Powers so I can
shock you every time you talk.
Bzzt! Bzzzzt!” –Mr. Baker
5. “Stop glomming all over each
other!” -Mr. Rust
6. “Whether by flashlight or
candlelight, this class will
learn.” –Mr. Ferrari
7. “O-Dog. That’s my street
name. You’ll hear it just before
I cap you.” –Mr. Oldham
8. “I don’t consider you real
people.” –Mr. Chronister
9. 9. “Out-freaking-standing!”
–Mr. Mullins
10. “Santa Claus is real and he
sleeps with your mother.”
-Mrs. Dibos
Your favorite class
and why?
1. Lit-you learn a LOT and
the teachers ROCK.
2. AP statistics-you get to
use your knowledge of
math in real life situations.
3. Ceramics-Mrs. Schmidt
is awesome!
4. Free Period-self explanatory.
5. Spanish 3-You get to
play and sing with awesome instruments.
6. AP US History-Mr.
Nuxoll sings to us occasionally.
7. AP Biology-It’s better
than Physics, it’s scientifically proven.
8. Advanced Fitness-The
guys get all macho until
the girls trash their ego.
9. Play writing-my inner
Shakespeare comes
out.
10. 2009-Because we’re
awesome!
Word that
describes the Class of 2009 a.k.a.
‘THE SENIORS’?
1. Lazy
2. Unique
3. Most Excellent
4. Suhweeet!
5. Independent
6. Ambivalent
7. Free-our-Fifth-Period
8. Improved
9. Infamous
10. Determined
Most (over)used line by a teacher?
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2.
3.
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7.
“I’m on, you’re off.”-Mr. Chronister
“Mkay.” –Mrs. Patterson
“Pontificate.” –Mr. Chronister.
“...and go from there...” –Mr. DePaoli
“Jeez-o-Pete!” –Mrs. Schmidt
“Ok, ok, ok, ok, ok, ok.” –Mr. Ferrari
“Pass your homework forward.” –all
Teachers
8. “Nothing happens if you don’t show up.”
-Mr. Mullins
9. “This is going to help you on the AP
test later” – (but it never does) –all AP
teachers
10. “Jordan!” –Ms. Cooper, Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Dibos, Mrs. Endicott, etc.
Seniors Alex Maitlen and Chris Byers prepare for their donations. Photo by Erica Little.
by Jordan Schrader
The second annual blood drive took
place on Wednesday in the Activity Center.
The drives are sponsored and put on by
the Lane Memorial Blood Bank.
The Marist Community had over 100
member sign up, and that resulted in over 70
units of blood being produced.
Terrific
Tanke
Junior Emily Tanke and her
sister Jessi Tanke, '07, after
the pageant.
by Pat Bartels
Junior Emily Tanke took 2nd runner up
in the American Miss Teen Oregon Pageant
this Memorial Day weekend at a competition
in Portland. She sang “God Bless the Broken
Road” by Rascal Flatts and placed in the top
five of her category.
She will be going to the national competition in California this November.
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A Spectacular Show
by Jordan Schrader
The Spring Arts Festival
took place from Wednesday to
Thursday night. Each started at
6:30 and went until nine. All
performances started at seven.
On Wednesday the audience
was treated to both jazz and concert band performances, along
with choir, theater and film presentations.
On Thursday there was the
final rock band performance,
where they played songs chosen
by the senior members of the
group. Guests were also treated
to seeing music videos.
Along with live entertainment, guests could also view student photography projects, paintings and ceramic projects.
Zoe Duvall
What would you call a combination of a
knife, fork and spoon?
“Better than a shamwow.”
You wake up and your socks are dirty.
What do you do?
“Call up Mr. Mullins and ask if
I could borrow a pair of socks
his grandmother knitted him.”
If you could invent one thing, what
would it be?
“A combination of a knife,
fork and spoon.”
Would you rather be able to fly, breathe
under water or walk through walls?
“Walk through walls, so I
wouldn't get detention for being late to class so much.”
Sydni Whitley
Jim Reinking admires artwork by senior Julia Chambers. Photo by Toni Cooper.
Freshman Emilee Chapman and Sophomore
Haley Koo both playing the flute. Photos by
Erica Cross.
Senior Connor Gemmell solos on the
clarinet.
“A knorfoon.”
You wake up in the morning and your
socks are dirty. What do you do?
“Put them in the wash and
wear flip flops."
If you could invent one thing, what
would it be?
“Bikes that fly."
If you were going to ask yourself a
question for Students of the Issue,
what would it be, and how would you
answer it?
If you could have a superpower, what would it be?
"Bubble lady- I can make bubbles of all
sizes, and float in bubbles."
Jairus Kersey
“Painful to eat with.”
You wake up in the morning and all of
your socks are dirty. What do you do?
“Get really, really mad.”
question for Students of the Issue,
what would it be and how would you
answer it?
“Why do people get detention
for being 18 seconds late?
No one really knows."
Lauren Schmidt
“Nonsense.”
You wake up in the morning and all of
your socks are dirty. What do you do?
"Go back to bed."
question for staff member of the issue,
what would it be, and how would you
answer it?
“Q: Why must you take so
many pictures of Ms. Schmidt
against her will?
A: Ms. Cooper likes to make
Ms. Schmidt suffer.”
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Christian Schafer
If you were going to ask
yourself a question for
Students of the Issue,
what would it be and how
would you answer?
"Q: Where did the
platypus come
from?
A: No one knows."
If you could invent one
thing, what would it be?
“A bubble that
never pops.”
What would you call a
combination of a knife,
fork and spoon?
“Swiss Army Knife.”
Matt Beattie
combination of a knife,
fork and spoon?
“A snifrk.”
You wake up in the
morning and all of your
socks are dirty. What do
you do?
“Steal my dad's.”
If you could invent one
thing, what would it be?
“Living Metal.”
Would you rather be able
to fly, breathe underwater
or walk through walls?
“Breathe under
water.”
Laura Kempf
combination of a knife, fork
and spoon?
“Silverware?”
If you were going to ask yourself a question for Students
of the Issue, what would it be,
and how would you answer it?
“Q: State your name,
gender and Social
Security Number.
A: Laura Kempf, Female, 1.”
Would you rather be able to
fly, breath underwater or walk
through walls?
“Breath under water.”
Tony Huck
combination of a knife, fork
and spoon?
“A spork.”
You wake up in the morning
and all of your socks are dirty.
What do you do?
"Take it as a sign from
God to take the day
off."
If you were going to ask
yourself a question for staff
member of the issue, what
would it be, and how would
you answer it?
“Q: How can I have fun
this summer?
A: Get to be friends
with someone who
owns a tropical island.”
People of the Issue
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Spectacular Spring Sports
Some are done, some are soldiering on, and some will be remembered forever.
Lacrosse
Christian Crowned, Girls take 2nd
State track and field athlete represent Marist at the Historic Hayward Field
Bases stolen by Junior
Brady Kirkpatrick
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Placement of girls golf
team at districts
Senior Jared Chrisitan finishes first in State in the 800m. Photo
The State girls track and field team celebrates their second place finish. Photo by Toni Cooper.
by Toni Cooper.
by Jeff Bedbury
1,080
The number of holes
played by varsity boys golf
this season
4
The number of boys from
the tennis team who made
it to state.
8
Boys on the lacrosse team
receiving all league honors
Last Friday and Saturday the track and
field team competed in state at Historic
Hayward field.
Senior Jared Christian was a standout
at the meet winning the 800m in a time of
1:57.05. It was a huge victory as he was the
only Marist athlete to be crowned a state
champion in any event at this year's meet.
Christian's time was hundredths off his lifetime PR.
First time track athlete junior Mitchel
Wilson placed second in the triple jump
along with 6th place in the long jump.
Senior Tahne Apo led a team of nine
competitors at the state meet knowing the
possibility of a team trophy. On the girls
side of the meet won the 2nd place team
trophy being the only team in the top four
not to have and individual winner.
Highlights of the meet included Ali Siboles second place medal and a second
place finish in the 4x100m relay and mul-
Lacrosse
Senior Katie Colasurdo
takes a shot at goal.
The girls placed first in
league this year and
went to playoffs for the
first time since their
inaugural year in 2006.
tiple 3rd place winners with Hindes in the
100m, Apo in the 400m, and the 4x4 relay.
"I am proud of everyone. Everyone seemed
to really step it up at the meet, it was a really good team effort. It just seemed like all
the points just added up" said Ali Sibole
Apo had a good going away present, so
to say. "The truth is she gave herself the
going away present contributing about half
of the girls points." said co-head coach Pat
Wagner.
tennis
TENNI S
Junior Ashley Laing serves during
one of her matches. Laing competed
at state along with sophomore Zoe
Martin. Photo by Joonyoung Chong
Photo by Dawn Piebenga.
LACRO S S E
Senior Andrew Moser
runs while looking for a
open teammate or shot.
Moser lead the team in
goals and will surely be
missed next season. Photo
by Christine Hinds.
Senior Pom Incharoensakdi serves during
one of his matches. Pom competed at
state along with Brandon Herring, Hayden
Rear and Zach Steele. Photo by Joonyoung
Chong.
205 Golf
Points scored by girls
lacrosse on their way
to becoming league
champions.
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The number of state
champions in track and
field (Jared Christian) at
Marist
New coach Doug Orton stands with two of his
varsity girls golfers, freshmen McKenzie Hughes
and Sami Pitts. The girls took sixth place at state.
Photo courtesy of Robert Pitts.
GOLF
Oregon bound senior Jack Pennington
crushes a drive off the tee. Boys won districts
and placed third at state with Pennington and
junior Corey Owen placing in the top ten. Photo
courtesy of Mr. Baker.
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Softball Team Looking To Repeat
The 2008 State Champs looks to defend their state title.
by Pat Bartels and Dani Gehrke
Marist Softball has established
themselves as one of the most dominant programs in the state. The reigning
state champions have taken the Sky-Em
league for the fourth season in a row, and
received a number one seed in state playoffs. As of now the team is ranked number one in state and 23rd in the nation.
With their stats and two D1 players the
team has drawn a lot of media attention
and national recognition but they seem
to be handling the situation very well.
When asked about their team’s success the girls seem to look to one another. As junior Sarah Jamieson put it, “We
push one another to do the extra grounders, take the extra cuts and push the limit.
We know that if we do the little things,
good things will happen.” The girls have
drawn very close together over the past
years of success. Their motto, “get 1%
better every day” shows the girls devoted
work ethic. It seems that with a 26-1 re-
cord, they might be close to excellence.
Coach Bob Hammitt says of his team,
“They are dedicated to doing the mundane tasks to the best of their ability far
past when the other teams have quit.”
In the second round of state just this
past Tuesday the team squeaked through
with a 3-2 win against Banks. Senior
Kayla Braud hit her 100th base hit which
keeps her rolling on her national hitting
streak. Braud speaks about the hitting
streak saying “I’m really proud of my
accomplishment, but the better achievement today was winning that game because of clutch performances by my
teammates.”
The team is in the quarterfinals of
the state tournament and will to play Friday in Newport at 4:30 P.M. The team
however is no stranger to the pressure. If
recent history has anything to teach us,
the girls will come out on top. As long as
they keep pushing each other to get 1%
ask the
athletes
Who would you want to see play
golf against Tiger Woods?
"Scalabrini because he would
use all his powers to bring Tiger
down."
-junior golfer
Corey Owen
Junior Sarah
Jamieson score the
winning run against
Banks on Tuesday
to advance to the
state Quarterfinals
this Friday. Photo by
Have you ever come close to
a hole in one, and if not, what
would you do if you did?
"Almost one time but I would be
surprised if it went in."
-freshman golfer
Sami Pitts
Toni Cooper.
Senior Kayla Braud
bunts to get on base
for her 100th straight
game. Photo by Toni
Cooper.
better, it seems the sky’s the limit for
this talented team.
Baseball
b a s e b a l l
Senior Devin McAllister dives to first to avoid
a pick off. Photo by Nate Cornwell.
Sophomore will Swindling steps up to bat. Photo by
Angela Bruni.
Senior Brady Kirkpatrick winds up some heat.
Kirkpatrick and the Spartans played the LaGrand
Tigers winning and propelling themselves in to the
Quarterfinals of the state playoffs where they will
play at home on Friday. Photo by Nate Cornwell.
The sports department continues to debate who is the dominant athlete
in each sport, when to feature them, and why.
But we just can't agree on the
What made you play petanque?
"All my friends were doing it and
I thought it would be fun."
-sophomore petanquer
Rebekah Townley
What is your ongoing joke on
the field?
"This is huge right now, the
holes game, flying in formation,
cranking dat wheel barrel, and
Devo is a joke himself."
-senior baseball player
Blake Swanson
Who is the most supportive upperclassman and why?
"Tahne because she is always
cheering me on and never let me
get down on myself."
-freshman track runner
Olivia Houser
Who looks best in a Marist
uniform?
"Joon because he always has a
swagger like Jay-Z."
-senior tennis player
Hayden Rear
best athlete of the season
Here's a bit of our thinking.
-Dani and Jeff
Well we are here again picking the player of the season.
Everyone knows that it is an honor to be chosen as
one of the players of the spring season by such veteran
writers. Let’s begin the true debate of the “The player of
the spring season.”
(D) My first pick would have to be starting 1st baseman
and cleanup hitter Lindsay Ferreira who is a junior team
leader for the #1 ranked Spartans. Last season Ferreira
hit the game winning hit in the state championship game
and looks to lead them to the title once more. While
working hard on the 23rd nationally ranked team she
obtains a 4.0 GPA. That’s all that needs to be said...
(J) That’s great but this is the single player of the fall
season we aren’t talking about the best team in the spring
season. The best PLAYER is Brady Kirkpatrick who is
the player of the year in the Sky-Em. He has led his team
to a league title and plans to go deep in the playoffs.
Kirkpatrick has been a varsity baseball player since he
was a freshman. He is being looked
at by OSU, Oregon and ASU.
Kirkpatrick throws about 92 mph.
The bottom line is that
Brady’s play has earned
him the player of
the season.
(D) Well Lindsey
plays are a large part in how our
team has been shaped so far this
season, rankings or not. If I
have to chose another my next
athlete would be lacrosse star
Katie Colasurdo. She has
15 assists and 55 goals for
the 2009 season. In college
she will play lacrosse at
Redlands. How about
that?
(J) The truth is that the one athlete that may be
overlooked the most is Jack Pennington. Pennington has
all ready committed to play at Oregon next year on their
golf team. He has won three tournaments this year and
is currently going in to state seeded number one. He on
average shoots around par and plays number one on the
State Championship defending golf team.
(D) Woah... I have one that tops them all and should be
crowned our athlete of the year. The starting short stop
who has signed to play at nationally ranked Alabama to
play softball, Kayla Braud. In their second round of state
Braud hit her 100th game with a consecutive base hit,
keeping her national streak alive. She has recently been
awarded with Sky-Em Co- player of the year and 1st
team All-league infield.
You just can't top that!
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When was the last time a cop
pulled you over and why?
"On Tahne's signing day because
I was following Macky who was
speeding."
-junior tennis player
Nikki Demers
What's the worst injury you've
ever had and why?
"The dislocation of my shoulder
from football."
-junior lacrosse player
Garrin Black
What is your favorite part of the
season and why?
"Winning league and making
it to play-offs because it's the
furthest we have ever gotten and
being a senior while doing it was
awesome."
-senior lacrosse player
Jessie Copley
What is the best way to make
friends on your team?
"Be really open and involve
yourself."
-junior softball player
Lindsey Ferrera
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letters to the editors
Seniors Erica Little, Jordan Schrader and Art Hickman respond to your queries...
Dear Editors,
Why don't we have air conditioning in the
AC?
- Clueless freshman
Dear Clueless,
AC stands for Activity Center. It says
that on the side of the building, but if
you can't read, well then this probably
wouldn't help.
-Jordan
Dear Editors,
Who will win the He-man Volleyball game
today?
- Joe Morocco
Dear Joe,
Who wins when guys wear spandex and
short shorts? No one.
-Erica
Dear Art,
If you were exposed to radioactive waste,
what bodily defect would you most likely
have?
-Dane
Dear Dane,
After playing over 40 hours of "Fallout
3" I am immune to both alpha and beta
rays. If exposed to gamma rays I would
most likely die, assuming I don't selfadminister Rad-X in time.
Dear Editors,
Would you rather be able to fly, breathe
under water or walk through walls?
- Superfan
Dear Superfan, (part I)
Flying is the obvious choice. Who would
pass up the chance to spread their wings
before they're 18? Walking through walls
is pointless and breathing underwater
would be gross. Think of all the bacteria.
-Erica
Dear Superfan, (part II)
With great power comes great responsibility, which is why I'd rather not have a
superpower. The lifestyle of a hero would
clash with my busy schedule of napping
and VH1 reruns.
-Art.
Dear Superfan, (part III)
I respectfully disagree with Art, and
disrespectfully disagree with Erica. Too
many variables with flying. Birds, bugs,
planes, weather patterns, the list goes
on. Also they would be just abilities, not
making someone a super hero; sorry
Art. Just because someone might be
able to walk through walls, doesn't mean
they can walk through the objects on the
other side of the wall. I wouldn't want to
walk through a wall straight into a filing
cabinet. Breathing underwater is the true
obvious choice, because it could end up
saving your life, and would be fun and
handy.
-Jordan
Dear Art,
Rate these people from 1 to 10 on who
you think is likely to be your next brideto-be: Erica Little, Dan Auerbach, and
Captain Planet.
-Dane
Dear Dane,
Captain Planet: 6-and-a-half
Dan Auerbach: 9.3
Erica Little: F-Art
Dear Jordan,
I've heard Ms. Cooper swear before, but
she always denies that she did. How do
you put up with that crazy woman?
-No one knows
Dear No one,
I have heard her slip, but to be honest I
curse back if not more than her. I actually
screamed obscenities in her photography
class today. But in actuality, I enjoyed
my time with Ms. Toni Cooper. And with
Erica too.
-Jordan
Dear Editors,
Where the hell is Pat?
-Unknown journalism moderator
Dear Editors,
How do you newspaper kids manage to
run around like madmen all the time and
stay alive?
-Katie
Dear Katie,
We make Erica do all the work.
-Art 'n Jordan
Dear Toni,
Three people you can never find when
you really need them: Carmen San Diego, Pat Bartels, and Osama Bin Laden.
-Art
Dear Editors,
Who will win the powderpuff football
game today?
- Marist bookie
Dear bookie,
Certainly not the spectators.
-Jordan 'n Art
Dear Editors,
Any last minute ruminations on the inner
group dynamics that existed in the editing room? Some of us are just dying to
know
-Yours truly.
Dear Ours,
Erica makes unnecessarily aggressive
remarks.
-Art
Art sucks.
-Erica
Jordan sucks.
-Jordan
Take-Home Trivia Bowl
Across
2.
The first earl of Beaconsfield used this word be
cause the fish smell reminded him of un-trust-
worthy politics.
4.
Named for General Ambrose E. Burnside’s unusual grooming style.
6.
Health teacher four years ago.
7.
A food that looks like a prized pet.
9.
Student body president four years ago.
11.
Invented by a gambler who had to eat at the gambling table.
13.
Named for the blind man who perfected it.
15.
Taught religion and history four years ago, but only lasted half the year.
16.
A sport named after Scottish slang for “a stroke
with the hand”.
Down
1.
2.
3.
5.
8.
10.
12.
14.
An insult named after a dull-witted character in a
play by Moliere.
Mr. Spartan of ’06.
The fear attributed to the god Pan.
Taught math before Mr. Matt for a few months.
The Spring Musical four years ago.
She started teaching English here four years ago.
Number of championships won in the last four
years -so far!
A unit of electrical current named for the man
who discovered fundamental properties of electrical currents.

May 29, 2009 - MARIST STUDENT NEWSPAPER

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