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drama club
who is your
senior crush ?
"Chad Carlos
because he is
really cute."
Alexis Gosch, 9
[right] Marisa Bianco, junior, tie dyes a shirt for drama
club. The drama club always starts the year with this
activity. "Tie dying shirts was a great way to get to know the
new people in drama club," Bianco said. Photo by Maddi
Hebner. [bottom] Abigial Schmadeke, senior, Garret Foley,
sophomore, Marie Labedz, freshman, and Zach Green
and Madison Becker, juniors, tie dye shirts for a drama
club activity. The drama club tie dyes shirts every year to
get to know the new members. "It's one of my favorite
things we do in drama club because I love getting to
know the freshmen," Becker said. Photo by Maddi Hebner
"Elizabeth Hewett
because she is the
best cheerleader
on the squad."
Daniel Haget, 9
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"Saleh Husseini
because he is
funny and cute."
Sydney Klootwyk, 9
powder puff
[top] The powder puff seniors huddle up
to plan their next play. The seniors won
the game in over time when Lindsey
Tjards, senior, made the most field goals.
"Powder puff was especially fun this year
because it was so competitive, and
winning was just icing on the cake,"
Tjards said. Photo by Monnie Michalek.
[bottom] Hannah Stanek, senior, blocks
Hollyn Rezac, junior, from getting the ball.
The juniors scored the first touch down of
the game. "Powderpuff was a really
competitive experience, I feel like it
made me closer with my grade." Rezac
said. Photo by Shelby Hoffmann. [right]
Arianna Veland, junior, runs the ball for
the juniors. Veland was the quarterback
for the juniors. "Powderpuff was really fun,
nobody could catch me when I ran the
ball," Veland said. Photo by Shelby
Hoffmann.
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AP Chemistry
prepares students for the future
J
osh Lohr and Julia Jankuski, seniors, decided to take
AP Chemistry to help prepare them for college
chemistry classes. Going into the class, they weren't quite sure
what to expect.
"I wasn't sure if I wanted to take the class, but decided to
listen to Mr. Specht's advice and do it anyways," Jankuski said.
According to the seniors, the class is the most demanding
they have ever taken.
"The content we have to learn is very challenging, I have to
study for it almost every night," Lohr said.
Jankuski has always thought that science classes weren't
particulary difficult, but for her, AP chemistry is different.
"You have to study continuously to be successful," Jankuski
said.
Jim Specht, AP chemistry teacher, advises students to take
the challenge and enroll in AP Chem.
"If you put effort and time into this class, chemistry in
college will be a breeze," Specht said.
According to Specht, almost all of his AP Chemistry
students have thrived in their college chemistry classes.
"I have had multiple former students come back and tell
me that taking AP chemistry put them ahead of the game in
their college chemistry classes," Specht said.
The class continued to challenge and cause stress for the
majority of seniors who chose to take it.
"AP Chemistry is an extremely difficult class at times,"
Jankuski said, "But I am pretty sure taking this class will benefit
me in the future."
Story by Cassie Legband
what was your
favorite
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about concert choir?
"Learning things
from Mr. Lambert."
Alec Robert, 12
"Hanging out with
everyone in the
group."
Alicia Perrien, 10
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"Getting to wear
the robes."
Michaela Winje, 10
ENERGIZE
quiz bowl competitions
[top] Austin Roberts and Jordan Saag, juniors, prepare for
their quiz bowl competition. This was their first competition of
the season. "I love being apart of quiz bowl because it is super
exciting," Saag said. Photo by Kathy Johnson. [bottom]
Gabby Zeger, Kayley Scott, Macie Moore, sophomores, and
Bowen Taylor and Jacob Fee, freshman, show off their second
place trophy after a long day of competing. The team
received second place at this competition. "We worked really
together during this competition," Zeger said. Photo by Kathy
Johnson.
"Singing music with
all my friends."
Mitchell Krohn, 11
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