Issue 3 - Vienna High School

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Volume 13, Issue 3
Vienna High School
December 2006
VHS Elects Homecoming Candidates
By Aften Brown
Kristen Wetherell
Sarah File
Lori Hannan
Lacie Endrizzi
Kristen Ann Wetherell was
nominated as one of this year’s
Queen Candidates.
During her time at VHS, Kristen
has been a member of the Student
Council, Beta Club, Pep Club,
HOSA, FCA, Spanish Club, and Art
Club.
Kristen’s hobbies are
wakeboarding, cheerleading,
softball, and eating cake and ice
cream, but not at the same time.
Kristen plans on going to SIU
at Edwardsville to cheer.
Sarah Beth File was chosen to
represent her Senior class as a
Queen Candidate.
In the past four years at VHS,
Sarah has been a member of the
Dance team and Pep Club.
Sarah’s hobbies are dance and
spending time with Nathan (P-Nut)
Elms.
After high school Sarah plans to
attend Shawnee College in the
nursing program.
“My most memorable moment
at VHS was when Fez danced to
‘Drop It Like It’s Hot’ in front of
everyone last year.”
Lori Ann Hannan was nominated
to be a Queen candidate for the
2006-2007 Homecoming Court.
During her time at VHS, Lori has
been a member of the Pep Club,
Beta Club, FCA, Ecology, HOSA,
Student Council, and YFC.
Some activities that Lori enjoys
are cheerleading, band, choir, and
track.
After high school, Lori hopes to
get a music scholarship at Shawnee,
then to transfer to a university.
Lacie Marie Endrizzi was
chosen to be one of the Queen
Candidates.
Lacie has been a member of the
Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, Pep
Club, Ecology Club, and HOSA.
Lacie’s hobbies are basketball,
softball, and water-skiing.
After high school, Lacie plans
to attend the University of
Tennessee at Martin to play softball
and pursue a career in nursing.
at VHS would have been when we
beat Johnston City in the Sectionals
on their own turf!! It was amazing!!”
Continued on page 13
Robby Trigg
Kyle Willis
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George Robert (Robby) Trigg
was chosen to be a King Candidate
for this year’s Homecoming Court.
Robby has been a dedicated
member of the FFA and Pep Club.
Robby’s hobbies are fishing and
hunting.
After high school, Robby plans
to go to college at John A. Logan to
pursue a career in Secondary
Education.
at VHS was when we had fire drills
in the frigid cold,” Robby said.
Kyle Evan Willis was chosen to
represent his Senior class as a King
Candidate.
Kyle has been a member of the Beta
Club, FCA, Pep Club, Ecology
Club, and Art Club.
Kyle’s hobbies are hunting,
fishing, playing his guitar with
Morgan and Isaiah, and listening to
rap music with Mr. Green.
After high school, Kyle plans to
study computer design and drafting
and decide if we actually exist or if
we are really made up of thousands
of subatomic particles.
Charles L. Thompson was
nominated as one of this year’s King
Candidates.
In the past four years, Charlie
has been a member of the Beta Club,
Pep Club, Spanish Club, and the
President of the Senior Class.
Charlie’s hobbies are music,
writing music, playing music, and
trying to sing.
After high school, Charlie plans
to attend John A. Logan and enter
their sonography program.
at VHS was those crazy Pep Band
games with a bird named ‘Bird’!”
Isaiah Cornelius
Isaiah Quentin Cornelius was
chosen to be one of the King
Candidates.
During his time at VHS, Isaiah
has been a member of the Pep Club,
Beta Club, FCA, YFC and HOSA.
Isaiah is also the Vice President of
the Senior Class.
Isaiah’s hobbies include
wakeboarding, playing guitar, and
eating cereal and milk, but not at the
same time. He also likes jumping
the hill on Dutchman Lake Road with
Morgan.
When asked if he was prepared
for the real world he stated, “Vienna
High School is the real world. I’m
prepared!”
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December 2006
Page by Kalie McGinnis
2006 Junior Homecoming Attendants
Bruce West
Jillian Powell
Bruce Jacob West was
chosen by the Juniors to
represent his class.
Bruce is a member of
the boy’s baseball and
basketball team. Bruce is
also a Junior Pep Club
officer. His favorite part
of Homecoming week is
acting crazy and having
fun in all of the activities.
Bruce enjoys spending
time with his girlfriend,
and playing baseball and
basketball. He also likes to
use his spare time for
hunting and fishing.
This is Bruce’s second
year as a Homecoming
attendant. He commented,
“I feel privileged in having
my classmates vote to
have me represent our
class. Thank you to those
who voted for me.”
Bruce is the son of Roy
and Christie West of
Cypress. He has three
brothers: Josh, 23, Bryan,
12, and Bradley, 7.
Jillian Heather Powell
was chosen as a
Homecoming attendant by
the Class of 2008.
Jillian participates in
softball, and is a
cheerleader. She is also a
member of Pep Club.
She enjoys going to
gymnastics and hanging
out with her friends and
family. Jill’s favorite parts
of Homecoming week are
the lip syncs and all the
King
and
Queen
Candidates’ skits.
When asked how she
feels about representing
her class, Jillian said,
“Wow...I’m very surprised!
Thanks for voting for me!”
Jillian is the daughter
of Steve and Kathy Powell
of Ozark. She has one
sister, Megan Hill, who
is 23.
Samantha Derby Derek Trovillion
Samantha Marie
Derby is a Junior
attendant, chosen by the
Junior class.
Samantha is an active
member of Pep Club and
enjoys reading, dancing,
playing the cello, cooking
and swimming in her
spare time.
Her favorite parts of
Homecoming week are the
activities and the
excitement of class
competitions.
When asked how she
feels about representing
her class, Samantha said,
“I feel honored, especially
just coming into this
school. I will do my best
to represent the Class of
‘08.”
Samantha is the
daughter of Jaraun
Mustain of
Simpson. She
has four sisters:
Kayleigh, 18,
Andreya, 11,
Sydney, 13,
and
Elizabeth,
19.
Derek Larry Trovillion
was elected Homecoming
attendant by the Class of
2008.
Derek is a member of
the baseball and basketball
teams. He is also a Junior
Pep Club officer.
In his spare time, Derek
likes to play Guitar Hero 2,
help Brett annoy Chris,
and just hang out.
His favorite parts of
game and watching the
Juniors win everything
...”Cause we’re just that
good.”
This is Derek’s second
year representing his
class. He commented, “It’s
cool that our class picked
me to represent them.
Thanks to everyone who
voted for me!”
Derek is the son of
Vanessa Hopkins of
Buncombe and Ned
Trovillion of Vienna.
2006 Junior Homecoming Attendants Samantha Derby, Derek Trovillion, Jillian Powell, and Bruce West.
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December 2006
Page 3
Page by Rachael Ferrell
2006 Sophomore Homecoming Attendants
Dustin Goddard
Allison Bean
Clayton Stevens
Caroline Bremer
Dustin Owen Goddard
was chosen to represent the
Sophomore class at the 2006
Homecoming.
Dustin participates in
FFA, Student Council, and
Pep Club. In his spare time,
Dustin likes to play
basketball and baseball, and
hang out with his friends.
Dustin is very excited to
be
in
this
year’s
Homecoming. He said, “I
feel great. It’s pretty
awesome to be chosen by
my class to represent them!”
His favorite part of
Homecoming is crazy day.
Dustin commented, “It’s so
fun to see everybody
dressed up and being
crazy!”
Dustin is the son of Jerry
and Debra Goddard of
Buncombe. He has two
older sisters, Rachelle, who
is 21, and Rebecca, who is
26.
Allison Carole Bean was
elected to be a Sophomore
attendant by her class.
Allison is a member of
YFC, FCA, Pep Club, Student
Council, Globetrotters, and
the girls’ basketball team.
During her spare time,
Allison enjoys playing
basketball, running, reading,
and listening to music.
Allison’s favorite part of
noon activities.
Allison stated, “I am
honored that my class chose
me for a second year to
represent them.”
Allison is the daughter of
Mark and Kelly Bean of
Vienna. She has two older
sisters, Shannon, who is 22,
and Stacy, who is 19.
Clayton Tanner Stevens
was elected to represent his
Sophomore class in the 2006
Homecoming.
Clayton is a member of
the basketball team and he
also participates in Pep Club.
Clayton enjoys playing
basketball and paintball in
his spare time.
Clayton is happy to be
chosen to represent his
class. He commented, “I feel
excited and glad to
represent my class for a
second year!”
His favorite part of
Homecoming week is
Orange and Blue day.
Clayton is the son of
Charley and Jay Stevens of
Ozark. He has one younger
sister, Skylynn, who is 12.
Caroline Leigh Bremer
was chosen by her class to
be a Sophomore attendant.
Caroline is an active
member in FFA, YFC, FCA,
the golf team, Pep Club,
Student Council, Drama Club,
and Beta Club. During her
spare time, she likes to play
golf, show cattle, and
participate in public
speaking competitions.
Caroline’s favorite part of
Homecoming is the lip
syncs. She said, “Last year’s
team was awesome, and I
look forward to defending
our title!”
Caroline is honored to be
a part of Homecoming. She
stated, “I am excited and
honored to be a part of the
court. I am so thankful for
the support of my fellow
classmates.”
Caroline is the daughter
of Jeff and Lisa Bremer of
Metropolis. She has a
younger sister, Laura, who
is 13, and a younger brother,
John, who is 7.
2006 Sophomore Homecoming Attendant, Allison Bean, Caroline Bremer, Dustin Goddard, and Clayton Stevens.
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The Talon
December 2006
Page by Lauren Smith
2006 Freshman
Homecoming
Attendants
Taylor Jackson
Cassie Mar tin
Drake Sanders
Brandon Tanner
Brandon Cole Tanner was
chosen to be one of the 2006
Freshman Homecoming attendants.
Brandon is an active member of the VHS Pep Club, the
NSSP (National Scholastic
Sportsman Program), and Student Council. He is a member
of the basketball team and the
baseball team. He likes to go
fishing, camping, and riding 4wheelers.
VHS has been an exciting
experience for Brandon. “The
classes are interesting and
fun,” he stated. “The teachers
are caring and nice.”
Brandon is also very excited about representing his
class. He said, “It is a privilege
and I am very honored.”
Brandon is the son of
Garry and Denise Tanner of
Vienna. He has one younger
brother, Justin, who is 11.
Taylor Arianne Jackson has
been chosen by her class to be
one of the 2006 Freshman
Homecoming attendants.
Taylor is an officer in the
Pep Club. She loves playing
basketball, hanging out with
Cass, shopping, and talking on
the phone.
Taylor is enjoying her
freshman year here at VHS. “I
like it so far,” she stated. “I
love all my teachers and it’s a
lot of fun! I also love my sis
Tori Webb...we are twins!!”
Taylor is honored to be representing her class. She commented, “I love the thought of
representing my class. I love
all the students in my class.”
Taylor is the daughter of
Ann and Jason Gray of
Vienna. She has a younger
brother, Blake, who is 11.
Cassandra Brooke Martin
has been elected by her classmates to be one of the Freshman Homecoming attendants
for 2006.
Cassie is a member of the
Pep Club. She loves playing
basketball and hanging out
with friends. She also enjoys
shopping and talking on the
phone.
Cassie is having a blast at
VHS. “High School is a lot of
fun so far,” she stated. “Everyone seems pretty nice and
the teachers are great. I love
how there are a lot of activities available at VHS.”
Representing her class is an
honor for Cassie. She commented, “I love the thought of
being able to represent our
class. The kids in my class are
really nice and I get along with
just about everyone.”
Cassie is the daughter of
Richard and Michelle Martin
of Simpson. She has an older
sister, Jessica, who is 22.
2006 Freshman Homecoming Attendants Taylor Jackson, Brandon Tanner, Drake Sanders, and Cassie Martin.
Drake Anthony Sanders
was chosen to be one of the
Freshman Homecoming attendants for 2006.
Drake is a Pep Club officer
as well as Freshman class
President. He is also a member of the boys basketball
team. He enjoys riding 4wheelers and going camping.
Drake is enjoying all the
new experiences VHS offers.
“It is a major change, but for
the better. Everybody is a lot
nicer to everyone,” he said.
“Also, the open campus is
much better than grade school
lunch. I could see VHS helping me out a lot in the next
four years.”
Representing his class is
another exciting experience
for Drake. He commented, “I
am very thankful for being
chosen as a class attendant. I
have been chosen for many
things this year, but this is the
one I am most honored about.
I have been coming to Homecoming ever since I can remember, and am very excited
to finally take part in it. Last
but not least, I want to say
thanks for everyone who
voted for me.”
Drake is the son of Tony
and Gayla Sanders of Vienna.
He has two younger sisters,
Courtney, who is 9, and
Jaiden, who is 6.
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December 2006
Page 5
Page by Ashley Henshaw
2006-2007 Master and Mistress of Ceremonies
Haley Huff and Credence Mott are Homecoming Master and Mistress of
Ceremonies.
Haley Huff and Credence
Mott were chosen to be this year’s
Master and Mistress of
ceremonies for the 2006
Homecoming coronation.
Credence is looking forward
to Homecoming night. He
commented, “I am very privileged
to be Master of Ceremonies. After
all, I get to claim a place in history
with people like Nathan Thurston
and Joshua Stafford. What could
be better than that?”
The Master and Mistress of
ceremonies announce the
candidates as they enter the gym.
They are also responsible for
giving information about the
candidates including sports and
activities they have been involved
in throughout their years at
Vienna High School.
To be chosen for Mistress or
Master of ceremonies, a student
is required to tryout. Tryouts were
held in the new gym by Mrs.
Kreuter, along with the help of
other teachers.
The students trying out were
given a few minutes to read over
a script from a previous
Homecoming, and then read the
script over the microphone.
Kristen Wetherell wins DAR Good Citizen Award
Kristen Wetherell is this year’s
recipient of the Daughters of the
American Revolution (DAR)
Good Citizen Award.
The DAR Good Citizen
Award is given to one female high
school Senior at each high school.
The Senior must portray the
characteristics of a good citizen,
including qualities such as
responsibility, leadership, and
Senior Kristen Wetherell wins DAR good patriotism.
citizen award.
The faculty of the school
choose one Senior girl from the
class who they believe has these
qualities. The student chosen is
required to explain in a written
essay why and how she has shown
these qualities throughout her life,
and why she deserves further
rewards, including college
scholarships.
The award recipient is also
honored at an awards ceremony,
where she is recognized along
with other winners from
surrounding schools.
Kristen was very excited that
she received the award. “I feel
extremely honored. I was
unaware the award even existed,
so receiving it was a little
surprising,” Kristen commented.
2006-2007 Talon Staff
Aften Brown ................. Editor-in-Chief
Credence Mott .............. Managing Editor
Daniel Kineman ............... Graphics Editor
Kalie McGinnis ................. Junior Editor
Rachael Ferrell ................ Junior Editor
Lauren Smith .................. Junior Editor
Jessica Pender ..................... Secretary
Dennis Watts ........................... Staff
Lacey Penrod............................ Staff
Roger Barnes ........................... Staff
Rebecca Johnson ....................... Staff
Angela Batson........................... Staff
Aerial Woolverton ...................... Staff
Kristine Richardson ..................... Staff
Koren Holder ............................ Staff
Ashley Henshaw ........................ Staff
Jessica Beasley ......................... Staff
Mrs. Joan Clayton .................... Advisor
The Vienna High School Talon is a
publication of the VHS Desktop Publishing
Class. Unless otherwise stated, all articles
and writings featured are the work of the
students in the class. If you would like your
ad to appear in The Talon, contact Joan
Clayton at 658-3011.
The Talon is on the web at
www.viennahighschool.com/newspaper
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Phone (618)658-3011
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December 2006
VHS Athletes introduced at Meet the Eagles
By Aerial Woolverton
As the Eagles prepare for this
year’s season, VHS hosted Meet
the Eagles Friday, November 10.
This ceremony is for the
public to meet the VHS athletes,
and to show the talent and ability
to be expected in the upcoming
season.
Pep club members, VHS
athletes, family and friends
gathered around the bonfire to
start the night.
Afterwards,
everyone
returned to the gym to watch
performances by the boys and
girls
basketball
teams,
cheerleaders, dancers and pep
band.
Beth Widowski, coordinator
of the event and Pep Club sponsor
commented, “Meet the Eagles
was a great success overall! Thank
you to all the teachers and
students that helped out. I
couldn’t have done it without
you!”
Great things are expected this
year out of the girls and boys
varsity basketball team. The
teams hope to bring a full house
this year at their home games.
The VHS athletes look
forward to seeing you this season
in the support of the teams.
Josh Dippie, Lori Hannan, Haley Huff and Benny Bessette were just some of the
attendees to the bonfire at Meet the Eagles.
Junior Brett Thompson (6’11”) stole the show with a slam dunk at Meet the
Eagles. He is looking forward to this year’s season as a third year basketball
player.
Eagles Varsity Basketball Team
Eagles Varsity Basketball team pictured above (L to R) back row: Sergio DeLaCruz, Nicholas Robinson, Corey Belsher, Brett Thompson, Kyle Willis, Sean Lasley,
Sean Stram, and Isaiah Cornelius. Front row: Clayton Stevens, Chris Nichols, Dennis Watts, Derek Trovillion, Bradley Painter, and Tyler Murphy.
December 2006
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Page 7
Page by Aften Brown and Dennis Watts
Lady Eagles Place 1st in the Marion Invitational
The Vienna Lady Eagles opened
their season with a first place win
at the Marion Invitational Basketball
Tournament.
The girls went 4-1, beating
Marion, Benton, Carterville, and
Eldorado, and then losing to Herrin
by only three points.
There was a three-way tie
between Herrin, Carterville, and
Vienna for first place. The winner
was determined by the free throw
percentage for the tourney. Vienna
came in first with 63%, Carterville
53% and Herrin 52%.
Seniors Tori Webb and Lacie
Endrizzi were named All
Tournament Team.
VHS Girls Basketball players (front left to right) Dashia Marr, Kate Mullins, Ashley Childress, Aften Brown, Lacie Endrizzi, Taylor Jackson, Ashley Henshaw, Reagan
Summers. (Back) Haley Mullins, Heather Walters, Kelsey Harper, Allison Bean, Tori Webb, Kalie McGinnis, Desiree Walton, Nicole Martinez, Aerial Woolverton,
Kassidy Shoemaker.
Meet the 2006-2007 VHS Cheerleaders
VHS Cheerleaders (front left to right) Sierra Saunders, Kristen Wetherell, and Lori Hannan.(Second Row) Whitney Mitchell, Jillian Powell, Lauren Windings, Lauren
Smith, and Ashton Rambo-Sharp. (Back) Casey White, Sarah Jennings, Tiffanie Worrell, and Ashley McClure. The Cheerleaders cheered at the Turkey Tournament at
Vienna and competed at the Pickneyville Cheerleading Competition on November 25th. The girls are looking forward to having a great season!
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December 2006
VHS holds Fall blood drive on November 10th
By Credence Mott
The annual Fall blood drive
was held on November 10th, with
58 people signing up to donate
blood. According to VHS nurse
Ms. JoEllen Reichert, organizer
of the event, there were 28 first
time donors, with forty-one units
collected. This was just short of
the goal of 50 units.
Those who presented to
donate were Isaiah Cornelius,
Billy Bower, Jessica Penrod,
Kavern Kerley, Jessica Neal,
Emily Kettelsen, Vanessa Botarf,
Brittany Perry, Ms. Mize, Annie
Waycuilis, Sarah File, Lori
Hannan, Ms. May, Jackie
Goodman, Trevor Martin, Steven
Schultz, Randy Pope, Robbie
Trigg, Andy Smith, Allison Bean,
Aerial Woolverton, Johnny
Miller, Amanda Bates, Corey
Rood, Becky Richardson, Shae
Taylor, Lisa Riley, Brooke Tripp,
Melissa Holbrook, Daniel Butts,
Charlie Thompson, Wes Scott,
Laura Matheny, Mr. Harner,
Derek Kerley, Credence Mott,
Amber Flannigan, Cierra Russell,
Heather Moran, David Watts,
Kaylind Ball, Chelsey Ford, Brad
Childers, Natasha Ross, Caroline
Bremer, Katie Ames, Shenea
Davis, Ashley Shultz, Debbie
Jones, David Rogers, Meghan
Douglass, Haley Huff, Ashley
Childers, Billy Lamzus, Desi Hill,
Bill Burgandine, and Elizabeth
Byrn.
Seventeen people were unable
to donate blood due to low iron
count. Ms. Reichert recommends
adding iron-rich foods to your
diet, such as green, leafy
vegetables, lean meats, raisins and
whole grains to increase iron
count.
During the blood drive, VHS
was recognized by the American
Red Cross for its outstanding
contributions to the organization
through many successful blood
drives over the past several years.
Ms. Reichert said, “The VHS Principal Ms. Faye Mize and VHS School Nurse Ms. JoEllen Reichert were
continuing success of blood presented an award by Mr. Anthony Timmens from the American Red Cross for
the ongoing contributions of VHS to the American Red Cross.
drives here at Vienna High School
are a reflection of the commitment
and giving spirit of our students
and faculty.”
Students, faculty and staff will
get another opportunity to donate
blood in March, at the Spring
blood drive here at VHS.
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December 2006
Page by Rebecca Johnson
Page 9
Senior Spotlights
Alyssa Conner
Kavern Kerley
What do you consider when voting
for Homecoming Candidates?
The ones that are nice and I talk to
the most.
If you could have any singer/band
perform in the lip sync, who would
you choose?
Afroman and Eminem because I like
their music.
Which VHS teachers would you vote
for Homecoming Queen and King?
Mrs. Guest and Mr. Hight. They are
the easiest to get along with.
What do you like most about the
Thanksgiving holiday?
All you can eat!
Who is your role model?
Rachel Stewart because I love her to
death.
What have you liked best so far about
your Senior year?
Nothing, it has been the same for me
All the really cool people that I have met every year.
I consider people that have talked to
me for the entire year, not just around
Homecoming time.
you choose?
Barlow Girl because they show that
you do not have to be perfect to be
famous.
Mrs. Guest because Ludonna told me
to put her down and Mr. Jones because
he plays a mean guitar.
I am out of school and no work. Woohoo!
your Senior year?
Natasha Ross
Travis Stoud
Who I got along with the best.
you choose?
Fall Out Boy because I like their music.
Mrs. Guest and Mr. Green because
they are the funniest and most
outgoing.
I like to see all my family and eat too
much.
Jacob Sowers because I love him so
much.
your Senior year?
Mrs. Guest’s English IV class because
it rocks.
I think the person who is the nicest
and the least stuck up gets my vote.
you choose?
Jason Aldean because he sings a
variety of songs for just about
everyone.
Mr. Palmer because he gets along with
everyone and Mrs. Holhubner because
she gets along with everyone and is
always there to help.
All of the food.
My dad because no matter what
happens, he never gives up and is
always there with advice.
your Senior year?
Knowing that school is almost over.
along all four years.
Mystery Spotlights
Senior Girl
Junior Girl
Sophomore Guy
Freshman Guy
What is your middle name?
Lee.
What grade school did you come from?
New Simpson Hill.
Do you play any sports?
No, I am too lazy.
Do you have any strange or
interesting talents?
I like to say “Have fun” a lot.
Do you have a job?
Yes. I work at the Vienna Grade
School with the Kindergarten kids.
How do you spend your free time?
I love to hang out with my friends,
who are: Amanda, Alisha, Amber,
Trav, Joey, David, Kav, and everyone
else.
Denise.
Vienna Grade School.
Yes, I play two.
No.
Do you have a job?
No, I don’t have a job right now but I
want to get one.
I like hanging out with friends and
going to the movies and the mall. (I
love the mall!)
Leo.
Hardin County.
No.
I enjoy working.
Do you have a job?
I am working on getting one.
At the Vienna City Park or with my
dad.
Kyle.
Vienna Grade School.
I am not on a team but I play
basketball.
No.
Do you have a job?
No.
Skateboarding.
Answers: Senior - Laura Matheny,
Junior - Whitney Mitchell, Sophomore Alexander Lane, Freshman - Mason
Averitt.
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Page by Angela Batson
December 2006
Spotlights
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music!!
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Holhubner, she’s an awesome homeroom
teacher and she’s fun to be around. Mr.
Hill, there’s never a dull moment around
him. I don’t know if that’s a blessing or a
curse.
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Queen
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December 2006
Page by Angela Batson
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Spotlights
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the attributes that a good King and
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December 2006
Ca
r eer Associa t ion hold s I & I cer em ony
Submitted by Mrs. Corse
The JILG Initiation and
Installation ceremony was held at
VHS on November 14 at 7 PM.
Retired Air Force Colonel Leonard
Maggio was the guest speaker, and
Ludonna Craig was the featured
soloist.
The decorations carried out the
chosen theme for the evening, JILG:
The Job Hunter’s Guide to Success.
The Career Association has
been very busy planning for the I &
I Ceremony and sent invitations to
guests, many of whom attended the
ceremony.
Thirteen Vienna High School JILG Career Association I and I Ceremony. From left: (back row) Chris Trigg, Laura Matheny, Amanda Randolph, Dakin
Rosenthal, Dennis Watts, Dan Kineman. (Front row) Travis Odum, Amber Flannigan, Alisha Johnson, Samantha Bozarth,
students were initiated into the Mrs. Corse, Heather Moran, David Watts, Kavern Kerley.
organization.
VHS student has impressive
finish in FFA competition
By Roger Barnes
VHS Sophomore Caroline
Bremer won both the District and
State competitions in the FFA Public
Speaking contest, which qualified her
to participate in the National FFA
Competition. It was held in
November in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Caroline finished in the Top 16,
where she received a silver medal
along with 13 other competitors in
the match. Students from 48 states,
and Puerto Rico, competed in the
National event.
During the competition,
competitors recited the FFA Creed,
answered questions related to its
history, and gave their personal
interpretation of the Creed.
Caroline was thrilled with
making the Top 16. She said, “Since
this was my first year to compete, I
was very happy to place in the Top
16 in the Nation. I plan to compete
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Page 13
VHS Elects Homecoming Candidates
Continued from page 1
Kristen Wetherell
“My most
memorable
moment at VHS was when Kyle
cried freshman year because Cyd
and I poured water in his seat.
That ranks up with smashing
crackers at lunch, and when
Brittany Gould lit Mr. Evans’ trash
can on fire.”
When asked how she felt
about getting nominated for
Homecoming, Kristen stated,
“Harsher punishment for parole
violators, Stan.... AND... world
peace. I am SO excited about
being part of Homecoming!
Crazie nice! Thanks bunch kids!
x2”
Kristen is the daughter of
Donna and Robin Wetherell of
Vienna.
Kristen has chosen Ms.
Widowski to be her sponsor.
Robby Trigg
When asked how he felt about
being
chosen
for
the
Homecoming court, he stated, “It
is just an awesome honor and I
would never have dreamed that I
would get nominated.”
Robby is the son of Robert
and Brenda Ames of Buncombe.
He also has four siblings, Travis,
Taylor, Katie, and Justin Ames.
Robby has chosen Mr.
Reichert to be his sponsor.
Sarah File
Lori Hannan
Homecoming, Sarah stated, “It’s
great! I love being a part of
something like this and everyone
should get a chance to experience
it. It’s so fun!!”
Sarah is the daughter of
Angela File and Ronnie Chapman
of Vienna. She also has a sister,
Ashley McClure.
Sarah has chosen Ms. Kreuter
to be her sponsor.
“My most memorable
moment at VHS was when Haley,
Amanda, Jennifer, and I were on
our way back from lunch and the
Amish horse and buggy took off
without anyone in it and Ms.
Eagelston jumped out of her van
and tried to stop it.”
Homecoming, Lori stated, “It’s an
honor to be on the Homecoming
Court and I am hoping to
represent my class as Queen.”
Lori is the daughter of Julie
and Xavier Hannan of Vienna.
She also has two siblings, David
and Darla.
Lori has chosen Ms.
Holhubner to be her sponsor.
Kyle Willis
moment at VHS was when Mr.
Palmer told me to stop sitting on
Pete’s couch with Morgan on the
weekends, and to stop acting like
a three year old.”
getting
nominated
for
Homecoming, Kyle stated, “I want
to thank everyone for voting for
me. Also I want to thank Beta
Markovic for helping me to look
at life outside the box, Mr. Harner
for being my sponsor, and Alden
for inviting George W. Bush to his
house.”
Kyle is the son of Larry and
Denise Willis of Buncombe.
Kyle has chosen Mr. Harner to
be his sponsor.
Lacie Endrizzi
about being nominated for Homecoming, Lacie stated, “It is absolutely amazing to be chosen to
represent my Senior Class of ‘07
and I just want to say thanks for
choosing me!”
Lacie is the daughter of Mark
and Ginger Endrizzi of Vienna.
She also has a brother, Matt.
Lacie has chosen Mr. R. Hill
to be her sponsor.
Isaiah Cornelius
Charlie Thompson
“When asked how he felt
about being nominated for
Homecoming, Charlie stated,
“INSANE!”
Charlie is the son of Cheryl
Thompson and the grandson of
Marge Mason. He also has two
brothers, Bernal Fredrick and
Brett.
Charlie has chosen, “The
Greatest, Marc Palmer” to be his
sponsor.
PHONE: (618) 658-3191
moment at VHS was when Mr.
Palmer taught me how to tie a tie
my freshman year in PE. -TearTear- Cause he is my favorite big
guy,” Isaiah said.
getting
nominated
for
Homecoming, Isaiah stated,
“Love is a battlefield.”
Isaiah is the son of Connie
and Jeffery Cornelius of Simpson.
He also has six siblings, Tenton,
Rebecca, Elijah, Uriah, Zebulon,
and Kayla.
Isaiah has chosen Mr. D. Hill
to be his sponsor.
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Page by Koren Holder & Daniel Kineman
December 2006
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December 2006
Page By Rachael Ferrell
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Queen Candidate Lori Hannan with her sponsor, Mrs.
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Queen Candidate Lacie Endrizzi with her sponsor, Mr. Ross Hill.
Queen Candidate Kristen Wetherell with her sponsor, Ms.
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Page 19
Page by Lauren Smith
2006 Homecoming King Candidates
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King Candidate Charlie Thompson with his sponsor Mr. Marc Palmer.
King Candidate Kyle Willis with his sponsor Mr. Patrick Harner.
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December 2006
Page by Kristine Richardson
VHS Speaks: What do you enjoy most about Homecoming?
Hayleigh Mullins
Freshman
“I like the Homecoming game. But
I mostly like the Homecoming
ceremony because it is a pretty
sight. LOL”
Jason Sullivan
Freshman
“All of the excitement and the fun stuff
during the week.”
Sammy Clayton
Sophomore
“The dance and talking to people.”
Bobby Hoffman
Sophomore
“All of the fun activities.”
J.W. Reynolds Memorials
“The
company
you’ve heard
about all
your life”
Brandy Morgan
Junior
Beta Markovic
Senior
“It’s very dance-y.”
“Painting murals for Art Club for
Homecoming.”
Bradley Painter
Junior
Chris Trigg
Senior
“I enjoy the game that night the most
because of all of the people there and
when we win, it’s gonna be great!”
“It’s fun and exciting because
Homecoming week is the best week
in History. OOOO! Right!”
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Page 21
Yearbook co
ver contest winner
winnerss and designs
cov
By Kalie McGinnis
This year’s yearbook design
winners were Sophomore Alex
Shelton and Freshman John
Gearing.
Every year Mr. Palmer holds a
yearbook design contest for the
Vienna High School yearbook.
The designs can be hand drawn
or done by computer.
Alex’s design was chosen for
the front cover. Alex was excited
about winning. He commented, “It
was awesome to win because I get
half off the yearbook price. I really
don’t know how I got the idea....
but it worked.”
John’s design was chosen for
the back cover. John was very
The front cover of the 2007 yearbook, designed by Alex Shelton.
shocked when he found out he won.
He stated, “I was surprised because
I didn’t think they would actually pick
mine. I thought that the design
applies to both the Seniors and
Freshman, as well as anybody in
between.”
Since there were two winners
this year, both will receive a
yearbook at half price.
Mr. Palmer was pleased with
the number of entries. He stated,
“It was nice to have so many entries.
I would like to especially thank Ms.
Clayton’s first and second period
classes for their entries. In the
future, I hope that more Seniors will
enter because this is their yearbook.”
John Gearing designed the back cover of the yearbook.
The Secret Garden
Flowers
Telephone- 658-9215
Balloons
Good Luck Candidates
Garters for
Prom
Hand Held
Bouquets
Wrist Corsages
& Boutonnieres
Monday - Friday 9:00-4:30
Saturday
Owner: Shelia Harper
Tuxedo Rentals
9:00 - 1:00
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Backbeat
CD Reviews
By Credence Mott
The Talon
December 2006
Brownie Rates Stuff
Philip Zimbardo
Faces
Having to close
at McDonald’s
Meet the Eagles
Josh Stafford’s
Secret Goodie Stash
5 Minutes/Free
Detention Pass
Basketball
Rating:
Rating:
I know it’s an old album. I know it’s
been around for about six years. But,
something still reaches out to me after all
of those years. If you like catchy melodies
then listen to Everclear’s breakthrough hit
on this album entitled “Wonderful”, a
song about just closing your eyes and
making everything that is going wrong in
your life disappear for a moment. There is
always the upbeat song “AM Radio” for all
of you pop people. If you are a true music
enthusiast and don’t mind listening to
songs that never were mainstream and
overplayed on the radios, then I would
suggest trying “Unemployed Boyfriend”.
The remake of Van Morrison’s “Brown Eyed
Girl” isn’t too shabby either.
Scissor Sisters...where to begin with
their highly-anticipated album? Two
words: sophomore slump. Most people
disagree with me on that opinion, but I
have valid reasons for making such a
statement. First, this has nothing close
to the lyrical and musical talent put in to
it. I’m not saying that they aren’t talented
and the songs are easy to play. I’m only
pointing out that they did not take as
much time to plan and write this album
like they did their self-titled debut. The
album can pretty much be summed up
by listening to the first track, “I Don’t
Feel Like Dancin”. This is a pop album
with some traces of disco and funk
sprinkled strategically throughout. All in
all, worth listening to just to get it out of
your system.
Rating System
1 Philip Zimbardo Face = Worst
5 Philip Zimbardo Faces = Best
People that don’t
wash their hands
Homecoming
How Well Do You Know Your Homecoming?
Across
1. The attendants and candidates
make up the____.
3. The king receives one of these.
4. Last year’s homecoming king.
5. The new queen receives one of
these.
8. The name for the ceremony
(A.K.A - The Homecoming
_____).
9. The female candidates and
attendants wear these.
10. One of these games goes on
before homecoming itself.
Down
2. Last year’s homecoming queen.
4. The most loved activity of the
week.
6. The queen receives a bouquet of
these.
7. After the king and queen are
crowned, student council holds
a______ in the old gym.
9. Hope you plan to bring one of these
to the dance.
11. The male candidates and attendants wear these.
By Jessica Beasley
Answers
Across 1.) royalcourt 3.) crown
4.) lzcrider 5.) tiara 8.) coronation
9.) dresses 10.) basketball
Movie; Volume One: Learning
How To Smile”
Artist: Scissor Sisters
CD: “Ta-Dah”
Replacing your
I.D. card
Down 2.) amandapirtle 4.) lipsync
6.) flowers 7.) dance 9.) date
11.) tuxedos
Artist: Everclear
CD: “Songs From An American
New Bleachers
Harper Ford
“Contact us for all your automotive needs”
Owner: Bob Harper
Telephone:
(618)658-7003
Hours:
Mon-Fri: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Sat: 8 A.M. to 12 P.M.
The Talon
December 2006
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Monday-Friday (618)658-8888
7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Sat 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Monday-Thursday
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday 8:30AM - 5:00 PM
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The Talon
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