November 9th, 2011 - Volume XI Issue 3
Black Friday: How It Came To Be One Of America’s Biggest Shopping Days
Only Nine Days Until Shopping Bonanza
holiday
spree
became so
important
to retailers
that during
Black Friday is known by
the Great
many as the shopping day
Depresof the year. People go out at
sion, they
crazy hours of the night to
appealed to
hit sales that will save them
President
a few bucks here and there.
Franklin D.
People stand outside of a
Roosevelt
certain store for hours just to in 1939
get one item.
to move
According to Time.com’s
ThanksgivDan Fletcher “as early as the ing up in
19th century, shoppers have
order to
viewed Thanksgiving as the
stretch out
traditional start to the holiday the holiday
shopping season, an occasion shopping
marked by celebrations and
season.
sales. Department stores in
Roosevelt
particular locked onto this
obliged,
marketing notion, hosting
moving
parades to launch the start of Thanksthe first wave of Christmas
giving
For the most adventurous shoppers, Black Friday has become an annual tradition of waking up hours before sunrise and
advertisements, chief among one week
them, the Macy’s Thanksgiv- earlier, but hitting up their favorite stores for After-Thanksgiving-Day specials. Photo courtesy of www.msnbc.com
didn’t announce the change
ings that year — Roosevelt’s,
the switchover was handled so
economic boost. Nevertheless,
ing Day Parade, running in
until October. As a result,
derisively dubbed “Franksgivpoorly, few observed it, and
retailers continue to tie one-day
New York City since 1924.”
Americans had two Thanksgiving,” and the original. Because
the change resulted in little
in-store sales to Black Friday.”
Fletcher continues, “The
Black Friday 2011 - What’s New This Year
Some may think that Black Friday is the biggest shopping day
of the year, but in fact that honor is reserved for the Saturday
before Christmas. Black Friday is usually tops in terms of total
shoppers out in stores, but not in total sales.
Photo from www.msnbc.com
Earlier Hours
Better Deals
Safer Stores
Stores around the country
will open earlier this year than
ever before - some as early as
10 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day.
Toys ‘R’ Us may be some
shoppers’ first stop as some
of their stores will open at 10
p.m. Thanksgiving day.
Best Buy, Target and Kohls
will join Walmart in opening
many of their stores at Midnight for Black Friday.
Many other retailers will
open by 4 a.m. or later.
Because of the prolonged economic downturn over the past
few years, retailers have been
luring buyers with great Black
Friday deals.
Shoppers looking for a big
screen LCD or Plasma TV are
in luck. Because of the launch
of 3D TVs, a backstock of
qualiity LCD, LED, and Plasma
HDTVs has built up - meaning
that retailers may be likelier to
mark these down to get customers in the door.
Black Friday sales have lead
to some sad scenes in recent
years. In 2008, a Walmart
employee was trampled to
death by shoppers in upstate
New York. More recently,
customers have been assaulted
and knocked down by other
shoppers.
Target is one chain that
plans on boosting crowd
control, keeping shoppers safe
while allowing for the annual
shopping fun to continue.
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The Class of 2012: Countdown To Graduation
Trojan Times Seniors Explore College Options
It’s finally that time in your
life come one of the hardest
decisions you will ever face. It’s
the end of your senior year and
you are deciding which college
is right for you. You have been
given many scholarships offers and have been accepted to
many different colleges but you
don’t know which one will fit
you best. You might just go with
whatever college your parents
want you to go to or whatever
college your friends are attending but before you do that it
may be a better idea to take a
look at your choices and see
which is right for you.
Some kids from around here
went and visited some of their
choices. Dillon, Trevor, Joe, and
Kyle all went to Northeast community college in Norfolk and
found that the campus was a
little different than they expected. They found that the campus
is very small and it only houses
300 people. The dorms are
small and to each dorm room
there are four people. To some
of these kids that was what they
were looking for but for the
others they didn’t like that the
campus was so small.
Trevor went to look at the
computer programing that they
are so well known for. He said it
Trojan Times Seniors Dillon Kreikemeier, Trevor Litz, Joe Griffin, and Kyle Ebel look over some college materials as they decide their next
step. Photo by Stephen Cleary.
was great; they had everything.
All the computers were up to
date and many of them were pcs
but the graphic designing computers were macs. For him this
was a college he wanted but not
everyone wants to go to school
for computer programing.
Others students want a school
more like Doane. It’s a much
bigger campus that has classes
that teach u for jobs in science
and medical work. It’s a four
year college that cost $20,000 a
year and has one of the highest
graduation rates in the state. As
u can see this campus is not for
everyone either.
People like Trevor want a
smaller school with teaching
in computers while others go
to schools like Doane so they
can pursue a carrier in a much
higher field of work. So before
you go and find a college make
sure u take the time to look at
your choices and find the one
that is right for you.
The Trojan Times
A student-run publication of the
Scribner-Snyder Community Schools
Editor-in-Chief
News Editor
Sports & Activities Editor
Features Editor
Staff Photographers
Staff Artists
Staff Writers
Adviser
Publisher
Amanda Schreck
Kiana Nuccio
Steven Cleary
Dillon Kreikemeier
Derek Beerbohm, Chris Burger,
and Amanda Schellenberg
Kyle Ebel and Jon Rains
Joseph Griffin and Trevor Litz
Mr. Tom Cosenza
Mr. Brad Stithem - Principal
Fast Facts: College Search
Students Graduating in 2012 should begin
researching colleges now
~
Many colleges require students to apply for
admission and financial aid this coming
spring
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Check schedules for the ACT and SAT early
so you can make sure to register for the
dates of your choice.
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Schools and is produced by students in the Creative Writing / Journalism course.
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Food Drive Helps Those In Need
Hunger Never Goes On
Holiday, Help Needed
The St. Leos Catholic church
in Snyder holds a food drive
every first Saturday of the
month. They give out food to
all who come that need help
with putting food on the table
for their families. Everyone in
the community help supply the
food drive with donations of
all kinds. They consist of all
kinds of food like bread, canned
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Nov. 9th, 2011
soups, canned vegetables,
canned fruit, meet, and some
snack foods. They also get some
donations like plastic cup or
plates that the people in need of
may have. School organizations
are asked to help work by carrying boxes to cars or loading
cans into boxes.
The FFA is one of the organizations that have helped many
times at the pantry. FCCLA
has also lent a helping hand in
this community service project.
There are many people that
deserve thanks for all they have
done for the food pantry but one
During this holiday season, consider volunteering or donating to
those who are struggling. Photo courtesy of www.pubsub.com.
Trojan Talk:
student that deserves thanks is
Derek Beerbohm. Beerbohm is
devoted in helping this program and is there every week
that it is sponsored. He shows
devotion and always brings
the FFA organizations into this
project.
There are many other food
pantries just like this one all
around the nation. They help
millions of people all over the
world in their path to survival.
Most of these food banks
started in the early 80’s and
have been around ever since.
For example, according to
the Food Bank of Central and
Eastern North Carolina “nearly 29 percent of the people
served by the Food Bank’s network are children, and another 8 percent are elderly. Thirty
percent of the families served
are the ‘working poor’ people
who work hard and still have
to choose between eating and
other basic necessities such as
medicine and housing.”
During this holiday season,
if you can help those who are
less fortunate, please do so in
any way that you can. Generosity is something we can all
be thankful for.
Scribner-Snyder 1-To-1
Initiative Near Fruition
Scribner-Snyder Senior Chris Burger helps in bringing in part of
the more than 70 laptops and customized computer backpacks that
will soon be provided to students as part of the district’s one-to-one
computer initiative.
As reported previously in The Trojan Times, all faculty members
and high school students in the Scribner-Snyder Community
Schools will be receiving laptops to assist with student learning.
The faculty received their laptops in late August and have been getting in-service training on their use during both the September and
October in-service periods.
Students and their families will need to attend an informational session once the student laptops are ready to be handed out.
Photo courtesy of the Scribner-Snyder networking class.
Photos and Interviews by Amanda Schellenberg
What’s your favorite Thanksgiving food?
Jordan Schut
Junior
Emily Schreck
Sophomore
Austin Weitzenkamp
Freshman
Suzy Metschke
Eighth Grade
Gage Herbert
Seventh Grade
“Pumpkin Pie”
“Pumpkin Pie”
“Pumpkin Pie”
“Potatoes”
“Stuffing”
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In-Focus: Th
Turkey’s Origins As
Thanksgiving Fowl
This time of the year we start
thinking about the Thanksgiving bird the turkey. There is a
lot of background history of the
turkey.
History of the turkey as our
national Thanksgiving meal is a
bit of a mystery. Nobody knows
how the turkey earned a place at
the dinner table every November.
The first Thanksgiving meal
was beef and fowl. Some historians say the early settlers were
inspired by the queen’s action
and roast a turkey instead of a
goose.
In North America, the native
bird is the wild turkey. From
what Benjamin Franklin claimed
this made
the turkey a
more suitable national bird for
the United
States than
the bald
eagle. The
bald eagle
may be
America’s bird 364 days a year,
but the turkey has one day all to
its self-Thanksgiving.
There is a significant amount
of cultural significance in relation to why do we eat turkey on
Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving is
a holiday that was passed down
from the early American settlers
who arrive here from England.
Eating turkey is not totally
“American.”
The British have long eaten
turkey as part of their holiday
festivities and the custom of
doing so was continued once
the new settlers arrived here in
America. The Pilgrims has to
choose a meat source that was
big enough to feed this large
group without incurring major
costs.
Turkeys could be purchased
in the spring and be fattened up
over many months in order to
make them bigger for Thanksgiving Day.
Many people used the
meat from
the turkey to
make meat
pies and
other foods
that were
stored away
to be eaten
throughout
the winter
months.
Turkey was
the best choice for the early setters that wanted a special bird
that could be eaten for special
occasions.
In the United States the sale
of turkeys is a sign of the holidays. Turkeys are traditionally
prepared during the holiday
The bald eagle
may be America’s bird 364
days a year, but
the turkey has
one day all to
its self
Thanksgiving is often associated with food and celebration. To many, this is also a
time to indulge in rich foods
- sometimes to excess.
The cornucopia seen to the
right is a symbol of abundance and plenty. Trojan
Times staff artist Jon Rains
has composed a traditional
cornucopia with some modern Thanksgiving fare.
Enjoy your Thanksgiving
feast this year.
Graphic composition by Jon
Rains.
season. Thanksgiving marks the
beginning of the holiday season
in the United States.
There are many stories of
people being gifted turkeys
for Thanksgiving meals. There
are many cookbooks that offer many different recipes and
variations for preparing the
perfect Thanksgiving Day feast.
The turkey in American culture
is synonymous with holidays.
Most Americans do not prepare turkeys on a regular basis.
Because of this, turkey does
have a very special place in
American culture as a food that
is prepared for with significant
amounts of preparation for a
special event.
www.yourdictionary.com
contributed to this report
America’s First Tha
The Pilgrims came on a boat
called the Mayflower. There
were 102 people and 26 crew
members on the Mayflower.
The Mayflower brought the
people from England to Plymouth Rock. They kind of got off
course a little.
The boat had three decks Upper, Lower, and Cargo Deck.
The Lower Deck is where the
pilgrims lived. There were 53
Favorite Thanksgiving Memories - Trojan Freshmen Reflections
My favorite thing about
Thanksgiving is that I get to
spend time with my family
and we can do anything. My
mom and I normally make no
bake cheesecake. My other
favorite thing is normally
after Thanksgiving we put up
Christmas things. It takes about
2 just to put up a tree. Then we
decorate it.
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Thanksgiving! Oh, many
things I love about it. One thing
I love about Thanksgiving is be-
ing able to spend time with my
family. Spending time with my
family is very important part of
my life.
I adore packing my bags and
heading to my grandma’s and
grandpa’s house. On top of our
family gatherings, I love all
the food. On both sides of the
family, we have a delicious
Thanksgiving meal that includes turkey, mash potatoes,
stuffing, rolls, and of course
the desserts.
I cannot wait ‘til Thanksgiving is here.
people alive
the first winter
and the rest of
people die. The
pilgrims spent
the first winter
on the ship.
There were
51 men on the
Mayflower.
The girls only
had ten and the
women had
twenty on the
boat. There
were twenty
The Mayflower. Im
one boys on the
boat. They all wanted to go to the
new world. There was a storm and
the ship was blown off course and on
November 11 they dropped anchor on
Cap Cod Massachusetts.
There was a slave who escaped
Volume X
November
hanksgiving
Turkey’s Revenge?
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Turkey Takes Blame
For Tired Feeling
anksgiving
Trojan Thanksgiving Traditions
From Mr. Cosenza’s English 1 Class
mage from www.ushistoryimages.com
showed the pilgrims how to plant
corn and other stuff. Then on the first
harvest the Indians came and they all
sat together and ate a meal for three
days. The pilgrims didn’t have turkey
on the first Thanksgiving.
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I love Thanksgiving because of all the food. My
favorite food on Thanksgiving is mashed potatoes and
gravy. I think Thanksgiving is an awesome holiday
because you get to be with a bunch of your family.
You can share your home with others and giving them
love and welcoming.
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The thing I like the most about Thanksgiving is eating turkey and sometime I get to eat the turkey I shot!
The other thing I like about it is getting together with
the family, having fun and celebrating it. I don’t always celebrate it with the family though; I sometimes
spend it with my friends and their family.
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One thing that I like about Thanksgiving is watching the Lions and Cowboys games. The Lions game
is usually around noon while the Cowboys game is
later in the afternoon. There are other football games
on, but these are the traditional ones. I think that Lions
fans will have more to cheer about this year. I also
think that Nebraska fans will be especially interested
with two former Nebraska students, Ndamukong Suh
and Kyle Vanden Bosch, starting on the defensive line.
“If you immediately want to
it is not unique: many meats
take a nap right after Thanksand other protein products pack
giving dinner, don’t blame the
comparable amounts.”
turkey” says sleep expert Lauri
Scientific American adds
Leadley of Valley Sleep Center. “tryptophan is used by the huEvery year, Thanksgiving Day,
man body to make serotonin, a
millions of
neurotranspeople will
mitter. It has
enjoy their
a somnolent
turkey,
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flies, whose
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and gravy
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beans.
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amplified
Scientific American to
“turkey
serotonin
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production in the brain, says
because it is packed with a nuneuropharmacologist Richard
trient called tryptophan. TrypWurtman of the Massachusetts
tophan is one of 20 naturally
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partment of Brain and Cognitive
building blocks of proteins.
Sciences in Cambridge, Mass.”
Because the body is unable to
So in order to prevent sleepimanufacture tryptophan on its
ness after dinner go out and
own, it must be obtained from
take a short jog to get the blood
food protein. Turkey is a great
flowing but remember to bundle
source of this essential acid, but up first if the weather is cold.
Turkey is a
great source of
(tryptophan),
but it is not
unique: many
meats and
other protein
products pack
comparable
amounts
The Trojan Times Staff wishes
you and yours a
Happy Thanksgiving
Thank You For Your Support
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Sports & Activities
The Trojan Times
Nov. 9th, 2011
Trojan Talkers
Ready As
Season Begins
This year the speech team is
locked and loaded and ready
for the first speech meet coming up on November 11th. This
year, the speech team has many
students ready to be involved in
speech.
Many of these students are
helping out and going outside of
their comfort zone and helping
out friends with group events
like Oral Interpretation of
Drama and Duet Acting.
The speech team this year has
three groups with OIDs. Two
of three have their speeches out
and ready for the first competition and the third one is working hard. The first group of OID
consists of Amanda and Em-
ily Schreck,
Amanda
Schellenberg,
and Makayla
Nemecek;
they are doing
10 Reasons
Not To Be
In A Play.
The group is
ready to hit
the stage in
the first meet
on November 11. The
Trojan Speech Team members Faith Cole, Amber Metschke, Emily Schreck, and Jaydn Stieren work hard on cutting
second OID
group consists selections of literature for competition. The first speech tournament of the Trojans’ season is November 11th at Norfolk.
Photo courtesy of Mr. Cosenza and the Trojan Speech Team.
of Amber
Metschke, Brooke Lodl, Faith
but are hoping to be ready after performed by Amanda Schreck
kamp. In Humorous Prose this
Cole, and Jaydn Stieren: they
our first speech meet. Also on
and Makayla Nemecek.
year we have Emily Schreck
are doing The Most Clichéd Ele- the team this year are two duets.
The team also has a serious
performing Paper or Plastic.
vator Play in The Universe. And The first one is a duet with
prose titled I Know a Stupid boy
Tristan Wietzenkamp and
the final OID of Jaki ZahouTaylor Dewaele and Brooklyn
When I See One performed by
Jordan Schut are both going
rek, Chelsie Rangeloff, Taylor
Thomas they are doing a duet
Amanda Schreck. Entertainment to compete in Extemporanous
Smeal, and Katelyn Wobken are called Bottle Baby. The second
Speakers this year are Amanda
Speaking.
still in the planning of their OID Duet is called Literary Cannon
Schreck and Tristan Wietzen-
The fall sports are getting
done and now the winter sports
are coming up. I will be talking about the girls’ basketball.
There are going to be a lot of
girls going out this year. There
is a new head coach this year
that will have some fresh ideas
to bring in for the team.
The coaches’ names are Mr.
Peters and Mr. Howard so we
will see what they have in store
for the season.
There are a lot of girls that
are going out for basketball in
the seniors, juniors and sophomores.
Senior Abbie Hunke is going
out for basketball. Her goal is to
be a team leader and win games
more than one for the year.
She thinks the season will be
good with a new coach. Hunke
added that she wants to learn
how to become a better athlete and how to be a good role
model. This will be her 4th year
playing at the high school level.
The head coach is Mr. John
Peters this year. This is his
first year being a head coach
for Scribner-Snyder. He was a
head coach in West Point for ten
years. He was an assistant for
five years in Scribner-Snyder
and West Point. He wants the
girls to become better all-round
basketball player. Mr. Peters
added that he wants to focus on
defense and have the team be
solid on defense so it can lead
the offense.
The assistant coach Mr. Ed
Trojans Girls Basketball Ready To Take Court
Volleyball nets are set to come down to make way for Trojan basketball. With a new head coach, the
Trojan Girls Basketball team will need to deal with change this season. Archived photo.
Howard I asked him some questions for this year. His feelings
of a new head coach are ready
to help him and the team is
successful. His goal is to improve the girls winning record
and compete in the conference
tournament. Mr. Howard wants
to go to districts and win it. This
will be his ninth year coaching.
The girls have their first game
the first of December. They play
Lyons-Decatur at Lyons at 4:00
clock. So come and support the
team and cheer as hard as you
can. There are going to be some
new girls on the team. So good
luck girls!
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Features
The Trojan Times
Nov. 9th, 2011
Video Game Review: Rocksmith
The First Game You Want to Learn Something From
Music games, after having the
genre overpopulated largely by
far too many Guitar Hero titles
being released in far too short of
a time period, are dying. Someone apparently forgot to send
Ubisoft that memo, because
they are currently hard at work
on Rocksmith. The kicker, and
what makes this game cooler
than any music game before:
this game works
with any guitar
even acoustics, if
you slap a plugin adapter on the
body! Just use the
provided adapter to
plug in your guitar
into your USB port
and go crazy.
First off, does
it work? I had
a chance to play it, and that
answer is a resounding yes.
Each string of the guitar has a
specific color, and the notes fly
toward you in a style that we’ve
all become very used to after
countless rhythm games. With
difficulty that scales mid-song
through upwards of 20-30 dif-
ferent levels,
you will
receive harder
note patterns
when you play
well, and the
game will ease
up on your
when you’re
fumbling. It
is supposed to
challenge you
as much as
they can without frustrating
you. It’s really
cool.
Just in time for this year’s Christmas wish lists, video game maker Ubisoft has
released “Rocksmith” - a video game that marries real guitar play with video gaming. The game is available as a stand-along game or with a bundle (seen above) that
includes a full-size guitar.
To left: The key innovation for “Rocksmith” is the integration of a 1/4” plug. Photos
from www.rocksmith.ubi.com
I had to opportunity to try
this game out at my house after
Chris Burger bought it, and I
would have to say, it is pretty
amazing! Since this was such a
new experience for me (I have
never played a guitar before), I
started out on the easiest song.
You start off each song by
checking to
make sure
your guitar
is in tune
- not a big deal. But since the
game knows that you’re playing
the right notes based on your
pitch, it’s pretty important that
you have a guitar that’ll stay in
tune for a whole song. You can
manage that, right? As you can
see, it’ll definitely take some
getting used to, but between the
of Horrors”.
The play is directed by Mrs.
Cole and Mrs. Alsmeyer. There
are about 20 people in the One
Act Play Production. It’s about
how three people travel in their
own scary movie.
There first conference is on
November 22. District is on
November 29, 2011 in Pawnee
City. There are going to be eight
different schools at districts
including us. They are: College
View Academy,
Dodge, Lewiston,
Mead, Parkview
Christian, Pawnee
City, and Sterling.
I interview Amanda Schreck and the
Scribner-Snyder’s One-Act Play will perform November 19th, 22nd, and 29th.
character she is
NSAA State One-Act would be in December. Graphic by the Trojan Times Staff.
play is the Scream
Man. She loves being in One
On November 19th will be the the One Act members are proAct. Amanda would really love One Act showcase production.
viding a spaghetti feed before
for people to come watch her
Come and support all the mem- the play at 5:00 p.m. Hope to
perform her very last play.
bers in the cast. The families of see everyone there.
They’ll Frighten The
Laughs Out Of You
Scribner-Snyder is back with
a brand new act. The One Act
Play Production practices started sometime in September. In
One Act you act your different
characters that you are assigned.
The play is called “Little Play
duck shooting mini-game (plus
a bunch more!) and an impressive track list of master recordings, it’ll be worth the wait.
You’ll be able to buy just the
disc if you already have a guitar
laying around the house and
it will come with the adapter
cable, or that it’ll come available with a 3/4-sized, real
guitar, for 199.99. Considering
that Rock Band 3’s Fender Stratocaster finally hit retail a few
weeks ago for a jaw dropping
$279.99, that’s not too shabby
at all. Of course, by the time
you reach the top levels of difficulty on Rocksmith, you’ll be
able to take your show on stage
because you’ll have learned
the actual song. That feature in
Rock Band 3... just didn’t seem
as robust. And Power Gig...
sigh. Let’s just forget about
Power Gig, shall we?
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Features
The Trojan Times
Nov. 9th, 2011
The Senior Spotlight: Class of 2012
Amanda Lynn Schellenberg
Birthday: June 15, 1994
Nickname: Bernie, Chuck
Favorite Actor and/or Actress: Will Ferrel
Favorite Band: Senses Fail, Wiz Khalifa, Rhianna.
Favorite Hangout Spot: Kiana’s/Jon’s house, Park.
Favorite Actor and/or Actress: Adam Sandler
Favorite Song: Dear God by A7x & many more
Favorite Quote: Forget the risk; take the fall if
it’s meant to be it’s worth it all.
Favorite Hero: Jesus Christ & my mom
Future Plans: Go to college to major in Radiology Tech & minor in Photography
Most Embarrassing Moment: Kiana tripping me
going up the stairs and all my books went flying.
Advice to Lower Classmen: Don’t let anyone stop
you from achieving your goals.
One Person You’d Like to Meet: Andy Sixx from
Black Veil Brides.
Braydon Clark Baumert
Birthday: April 21, 1993
Nickname: Habbo, Shorty, Mandy, Schellenberg,
Panda Bear, Chomps
Favorite Hero: Superman. He’s super!
Future Plans: Go to college, get a job, start a family
Favorite Movie: Miracle
Most Embarrassing Moment: Sophomore year v.s Logan View, going up for a lay up, my foot gets caught
in my pants… I was looking like a fool with my pants
on the ground.
Advice to Lower Classmen: Don’t wait for anything,
pursue everything.
Interviews and photos by Kiana Nuccio