Silverton Dance Team

CONGRATULATIONS to Charlotte Jones, Jena Hendrix, Chelsea Godon, Odessa Parker, and India Bosshardt for making the varsity team!

Also CONGRATS to those who made varsity hip-hop: Emily Feicht, Maddy Hulett, Olivia Rumpca, and Nicole Finch!

Great job Mark Twain ladies! It'll be a great year.

Student Vs. Staff Basketball Game

Well it's safe to say that the students owned the teachers. Unfortunately students lost by 20. Even more unfortunately some of us had to shave our legs. Epsecially the boys, because of a bet they made with Mr. Langenwalter. Too bad I stuffed Langenwalter hard core, and Munson nailed two threes, even though Munson got taken to the rack by Keller. We still had to shave our legs though, because we lost. Other highlights of the game included a crazy spin move by Glynn (go figure), and Holman burying floaters repeatedly. The greatest highlight of all as far as some concerned though is the students coach Wyatt Crofts making a surpirse entry in the last 30 seconds, and making a crazy "and one." Well that's about it for now. Just wait till next year teachers! We'll find a way to rematch you somehow.

By: Nathan Jamsa/Logan Munson

Moral support: Dustin Meyer

A Day At School

A.G./ In the Hallway

            I look around and one word comes to mind, chaotic…or maybe, loud? Or fun? Ok so, maybe one word doesn’t automatically come to mind. So, let me keep trying. Peaceful? Ok don’t think I am insane just because I say that the hallways (or excuse me, Mark Twain is only ONE hallway) are calming. Because I wouldn’t necessarily call it that. But there is something soothing about the fact that even in a sea of bodies you still feel like that is where you are supposed to be, like you belong in that large mass of students.

            I expertly dodge the bodies as I make my way down the hallway, in front of me, to the side of me, and behind me kids are yelling, laughing, running and being yelled at by teachers. As Mrs. Hill yells a countdown kids start picking up their pace.

            “30 seconds!” Kids start to say goodbye’s, see ya later’s, peace out dude’s, or see ya later my home shizzle! No? Was that going too far? Right… I agree.

            “20 seconds!’ Kids start power walking, trying to beat the bell. Or maybe, some of them just don’t care and are still talking with their friends completely oblivious.

            “15…… 10…….” Kids start running with their legs straight. Which is a technique we have picked up over the years. If your legs don’t bend they can’t technically call it running. Plus, it is an effective way to make yourself look like a moron, which I guess for some people is the new trend these days. Act as much as like a two year old and you are set for Junior High.

            “FIVE!” Kids are darting about the hallway, “FOUR, THREE, TWO..!” Some are slipping into their homerooms, a few stragglers are cramming their backpacks into their lockers trying to quickly lock them, and there are still the people who obviously do not care, they are still walking around making teachers….well… umm dislike them even more.

            “RING!!!!!!” People dash into the rooms claiming they were on time or sigh slightly and wait for that shrill yell. “Tardy one again! One more and it is a DAN!” Either kids come back with a muttered smart-alek  comment or some freak out and need to seriously take a chill pill (yes, yes, I AM bringing that saying back). The next ten minutes are a mix of the droning sound from the intercom of an announcement or the notorious Victor Viking, and Ms. Willow growling or yelling at kids to put a cork in it…mainly Maryn, or Megan… and it should be me but she loves me too much. Pretty much it is the usual day to day events and after the fourth quarter is has started to get redundant (actually it happened more around the ending of the first quarter). But there is a highlight to this monotonous routine. My drama class learned how to sword fight. With wooden swords of course. Good thing too, otherwise my friend Charlotte wouldn’t…well, let’s just say she would be a very grave girl indeed.

            So we jabbed, lunged, and parried and all of those swordplay terms I don’t know all morning. Yes, I whooped everyone’s butt. Sort of. I mean, if I actually got to dual anyone… I would have.

            I would LOVE to say that this is what we do every morning, but, nope. A.G. is A.G., nothin’ special.

PERIOD 1

            Math, yuk. I can honestly say that this is the worst subject ever. And having it in the morning is not fair to my groggy brain. Forcing upon it…math problems. I mean, honestly, in what way is the parabola of such and such and (insert any ridiculous math term here) going to help us in our lives unless you become a math professor or something along those lines? It is absolutely, positively, ridiculous. As I pull out the paper from Friday, girls are sitting on desks and gossiping (sorry to stereotype but that is what I saw) and laughing and the boys are being…well boys. They have found is entertaining to dog pile on the less fortunate boy. Suffocating and squashing him with all of their bodies. Sounds fun doesn’t? I can’t remember who was lucky enough to be on the bottom today. Probably Logan, that sort of thing happens to him a lot. Then Mrs. Garlinghouse comes in and puts order to the room instantly. Mrs. Garlinghouse is fun and loving but when she needs to, can crack the whip without breaking a sweat.

            And we move on to… oh crap I stopped listening. I tell you this stuff literally goes in one ear and out the other for me. I always wonder how I do well on tests…or last night’s homework for instance. Maybe bits and pieces get caught on their passage through my brain. Yeah, I think that is it.

PERIOD 2

DRAMA!!!! Second period drama. Thirteen people in all. Ya know, I really don’t know how such a small group of kids could be SO loud and obnoxious. Of course we ARE eighth graders and we ARE absolutely rambunctious and annoying. Come on, we are going through puberty and having raging hormones that cause us to have random impulses and also on top of that we are struggling to find ourselves and all that crap. I mean who can blame us? We really are angels…on the inside…DEEP down inside.

            Anyways Kyle and Jared are once again chasing each other around, fighting with chairs and our wooden swords and hiding in the practice rooms. Boys… why do they have to be such.. boys??? And Hannah, Wyatt, and Bryanna are sitting in a huddle talking about, well, honestly I think they can talk about anything that are that good.  J And everyone else is filing in. Charlotte, Val (Valeria), and I are resuming our normal positions: slouching in a chair with our legs resting on another chair.  Sometimes we end up just laying down we are that lazy. Or pathetic, whichever way you want to put it.

We are practicing our play “Romeo and Juliet ‘Or the Old You-Know-I-Really –Love-You-But-My-Father-Really-Hates-You Blues”… Ok well it sounds stupid when you give it the whole title, so let’s just stick with “Romeo and Juliet”. Yes, we are talking in Shakespearean language. But don’t worry, for all those dimwits out there (or every other middle schooler) who doesn’t get it then that is why the narrators will be there to explain. And also to make the show AWESOME! But, now I will go too far and I don’t want to give anything away. \

P.S. It is gonna be the BOMB! J

PERIOD 3

            Ah, third period. Mrs. Bahr’s class. Language Arts. Probably the most irritating (loved for me, yes I know I am weird) class, honestly apart from all the projects, and more projects, and even more projects I don’t see why it’s even that bad. I mean, Mrs. Bahr isn’t even mean. Ha! I can hear the gasps now, What? Mrs. Bahr? Not mean? No, no she is not. Slightly crazy, yes (and I say that with endearment) but mean? Nah! But SHH! Don’t tell her I spilled the beans.

            What’s going on right now? Right now as I speak (or write) we are having speeches. Speeches, most shudder at the word. But these particular speeches are a million trillion times worse. These speeches are for the Masonic Speech Contest. I cringe at the sound. For those of you that don’t know what this is, the Masonic Speech Contest is a terrible, evil idea that a whole bunch of grumpy adults, that obviously hate children created. I can see them now sitting amoungst their badly-tempered peers with nothing else to do but come up with the WORST idea of forcing innocent children up in front of judging eyes and have them give a speech. Sadistic I know. Plus, it is a contest the previous grade had place 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd in.

            No pressure right?

            Of course honestly, I have no idea who will go. We are all doing just fine. Of course there is William. I swear that kid is a prodigy of all geniuses. And I am sure EVERYONE agrees with me that know him. Maybe the reason we think that is becayse he can finish a math problem (not to mention a test) lickidy split. Getting a 100% in EVERY SINGLE class? No problemo, he could even get OVER 100%. Or maybe it is because when he speaks people’s mouths go slack and you can literally see the gears turning. Because… William.. WE HAVE NO FREAKING CLUE WHAT YOU JUST SAID! What do you do at night? Read a dictionary??? But, William, ya know we all love ya.

            There are… here wait while I try and tell time… 20 minutes left in the class. The finally LUNCH! Man I’m getting hungry just thinking about it. Ok I am going to end up starving myself, so I am going to stop writing until next period.

LUNCH

            Yes! Finally! Lunch! The most loved part of the school day. Everyone is starving by this time and happy/eager to see their friends. Ha! I feel bad for everyone in 5^th period lunch. They are probably REALLY hungry and REALLY happy/eager to see their friends.

            I walk into the lunchroom and look around and see a bunch of LOUD, (something) kids. Laughing and talking away. I swear sometimes it’s so loud in there I can be having a conversation with someone right across from me and have the people sitting right next to us be having the same conversation with neither of us knowing.

            By the time I open my lunch sack the boys are going for seconds. They literally are bottomless pits. I have seen with my own eyes Wyatt Crofts stuff an entire doughnut into his mouth and eat it. One moment it was seen and then the next POOF! it was gone. It was disgusting. And a little bit scary.

            I look down at my own lunch and make a face of absolute disappointment, carrots and a granola bar. Sad I know, but it was the fastest thing I could grab. The table is quiet while we eat. Sounds boring I know. I bet you if someone who usually didn’t eat with us decided to one day would be so bored they would leave before we finished eating. Which is when we get loud. I think my friends believe that eating comes before talking? May sound weird for some right? Us caring more about eating than talking? Shocking isn’t? Yeah well we aren’t a school where there are a certain group of jocks and preps and misfits. Yes, we have heard (names will not be mentioned) your guys’ conversations before. Yeah, well, Mark Twain isn’t about different clichés, people who see it as that are, well, let’s just say I feel sorry for you that you see it that way. Because if you took the time to get to know someone before you make an opinion then you would realize the world isn’t filled with social statuses. If you see it that way then, wow, I really do feel bad.

The bells rings and now, I am headed to fifth period.

PERIOD 5

            Science the worst subject EVER for me because it is sooooo logical. I don’t want to listen to the explanations for the things that I thought were magic as a child. It’s really disappointing actually. You know what, I could make an argument about that. The unneeded class of science is ruining the imagination of our youth and corrupting the spirit in all of us (you could say that about homework too). It is making us like well-trained robots. Only students in Mr. Eckley’s class will understand that. But, Mr. Eckley, you must understand. Just because I hate (sorry strong word)… highly dislike the subject doesn’t mean I don’t like you as a teacher. You are awesome and your jokes are… well… one of a kind. I think that is how you could put that. But, anyways, we are gonna be sad to see you retire and are glad to have had the chance to have you as a teacher. Ok well, since I just frankly remember what we did, let’s move on and head to sixth period.

           

PERIOD 6

            Period six is well history. Boring subject? Yes. Ever help us in life? No. Awesome teacher? Yes. But just having an awesome teacher doesn’t make the subject any less boring to me. Sorry Mrs. Wolfe, this is my opinion. Though it is awesome when she lets us go outside and read and stuff, that is cool. And I like some of her teacher technics. Glaring at us and taping her foot while she waits for us to be quiet, or her trying to burn Wyatt or Cole. J But, would she ever burn William? No. Not a chance! William I think is her favorite student even though teachers aren’t allowed to tell. But, don’t worry Mrs. Wolfe we don’t hold it against you, we hold it against William for being such and good student. And all the teachers love him anyways. I am pretty positive that when she names her second child she will name him William because she INSISTS that her baby’s name will NOT be William. Many of us don’t believe her. J Ha ha.                     Ok well since the day is almost over I am losing patience with having to keep up with everything going one, so let’s fast forward. (Yes make the little sound effects while you read this if you want). RING!!! Time for seventh period.

PERIOD 7

YES! Finally! The end of the day… well almost. And since most people don’t want to read this and read about what we do in health which yes, it does involve the word sex. Because it is Sex Ed. Then I will fast forward again to the when the bell rings. (Please, again make the sound if you’d like).

RINNNNNNNGGG!!!!!!

Yes! School’s out!       

Spirit Week :)

Spirit Week starts Monday May 16th and ends Friday May 20th


Here are the options:

Monday- Pajama Day

Tuesday- Twin Day

Wednesday- Superhero Day
Thursday- Beach Day
Friday- Hippie Day 

Don't forget to DRESS UP!

Have fun with it and remember the AG with the most dressed up contestants throughout the week will WIN the SPIRIT WEEK ASSEMBLY TROPHY. 

1 guy and 1 girl will win for each day, there will be SECRET JUDGES looking out to see who has the most spirit and they will determine who wins each day so GIVE IT ALL YOU GOT :) 

By Jiselle Rodriguez and Morganne Tavernier  
   

April 8th Crazy Dance!

Crazy Sock Dance!!!

Today is the last school dance!!!!

It's from 7:00 to 9:00 and the theme is CRAZY SOCKS!!!!!

It will be absofruitalicious! The cost is $6 at the door if you haven't already bought a ticket.

The decoration committee has been working very hard so the dance will look fantabulous!!

See you tonight!

Student Interviews

I interviewed eleven kids and asked them...

Who is your favorite teacher and why?
Sammy B : " Mr. O. because he is a fun  teacher and is not stict".
Katie H.  "   My favorite teacher is Mr . Keller because he is nice and cool".
Bryanna D "Mr. Eckley because he is fun to prank. He also drops his pocket."
Jessica F.   "  Mrs. Chandler because she is awesome."
Whitney   " Mrs. Chandler,  she's my AG teacher and nice."
Ally " Mr. Keller because he's  a cool math teacher".
Maddie " Mrs. Chandler, she  is nice."
Jessenia  " Mrs.  Elkington because she is really nice to me and others. She knows how to expain worksheets and speaks clearly and loud."
Ashley W." Mr. O. becaues he is fun for drama."
Marty G." Mr O. and Mr Glynn because they both are awesome."

What do you like about this school?
"Drama"
"P.E"
"Golden Key"
"We don't have to be here forever."
"That we have our own lockers"
"It is very fun"
"The people"
"The toilets"
"My friends"

What do you like about the cafeteria?
"You can sit wherever you want"
"The good food"
"Nothing"
"You can have jello"
"Food"
"Eveything"

Where is the farthest away from here that you have been?
"Portland"
"Mexico". Veracruz"
"Mexico"
"Florida"
"Montana"
"South Dakota"
"North Dakota"
"California"

Where would you like to visit?
"Australia, Africa, Germany, Canada, Mexico"
"Asia"
"Florida"
"Africa"
"Paris"
"North Pole"
"New York city"
"Victor Point"


What do you do after school?
"Watch TV, Internet'
"Hang out with my peeps"
"Hang with my friends at Volleyball practice"
"Sleep'
"Walk my dog'
"Basketball'
'Go home, take care of my youngest sister'
"Listen to music"
"Hang out with friends and do my homework"

What do you read for pleasure?
"Fantasy books"
"Vampire books"
"Comics, magazines"
"Dr. Seuss'
"Anne of Green Gables"
"A Child Called It"
"All books"
"Anything about Justin Bieber or Cody Simpson"



By Kirsten Thickett

Recycle Brainiacs

Did you know...
about 77% of Americans recycle on a regular basis,
the origins of the three arrows of the recycling symbol are rooted in the very first Earth Day in April, 1970. You can recycle: 
paper and paperboard, corrugated cardboard, plastics, glass bottles, cans, newspaper etc,
We are planning to get together with a group of friends and go around town picking up garbage and recycling on the weekend of April 9-11th ... Also we will go around neighborhoods asking for bottles and cans for us to recycle.


By: Kylie V. and Gillian M.

Meet a Viking- Wyatt Fruehauf

Question: Who's your role model and why?
Answer: Alexander McQueen because he has gone through a lot of pressure for being openly gay. Another role model of mine is Sherry Vine because she is basically the blind drag queen.

Question: How do you choose your everyday wardrobe?
Answer: I base my colors off my mood. If I'm happy, I'll wear bright blue or red skinny jeans. If I'm not feeling too good I'll just wear my sweats.

Question: What's your biggest fashion risk that you're glad you made?
Answer: The fact that I have always wanted to experience different styles.

Question: Do you plan on incorporating fashion into your future life, and if so, how?
Answer: Yes, I think I want to go to a San Fransisco or New York institute of design. I would just like mixing things up.

Question: At what time in your life did you begin to care about a fashion?
Answer: Right after I was put on suicide watch. Once I had that huge wake up call, I wanted to show people what I like to do.

Question: Do you ever feel pressured to wear what other people wear. rather then what you want to wear?
Answer: Yes, I never used to like skinny jeans but then I decided to try them and I loved all the different colors and styles. I also just started wearing v- necks too. Even if I wear things my friends are wearing, I can expand off of it.

Question: Is there a certain style you strive for, or is it all your own?
Answer: I don't think so, I always wanted to experience different styles and decide which ones I like best.

Question: What are your most precious tools while making your clothes?
Answer: I don't make clothes from scratch but I do make my clothes into different things. But the best tool would be having an idea and going with it.

Question: Do you plan on inspiring other people with your clothing?
Answer: Yes I do because it's like, having any other person look up to you is a great honor.

Question: What is your greatest fear of people judging are you?
Answer: It would be when people think I am stealing ideas from other people.

By Annika Hodges and Kiera Johnson

Three Simple Words

Do you truly mean it when you say it?
Saying i love you is more than just three simple words,
It's like saying i will never hurt you or do anything to hurt you,
But a breakup hurts,
So think twice before saying those three simple words.
Who knows what might happen.<3

By Serenna Reeves

Whoopie Pies

Ingredients:

*1 ¾ cups all-purpose flour
* ¾ cup unsweetened cocoa powder

  (not Dutch process)
* 1 ½ teaspoons baking soda
* ½ teaspoon fine salt
* 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
* ¼ cup vegetable shortening    
* ½ cup granulated sugar
* ½ cup packed dark-brown sugar
* 1 large egg
* 1 cup whole milk
* 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
   Peanut Butter, Butter cream

   (recipe follows)

* 2 ounces bittersweet chocolate,

      Finely chopped              

        
Directions:

1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line two large baking sheets with parchment paper; set aside. Sift together flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt into a small bowl; set aside.  
2. Add butter, shortening, and sugars to the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment; cream on high speed until smooth, about 3 minutes. Add egg; beat until pale and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Add half the flour mixture, then the milk and vanilla; beat until combined. Add the remaining flour mixture. Beat together, scraping down sides of bowl with a rubber spatula as needed.
3. Drop 12 slightly rounded tablespoons of batter 2 inches apart on each baking sheet. Bake the cookies in the upper and lower thirds of the oven, 10 minutes; switch the positions of the baking sheets, and rotate each one. Continue baking until the cookies spring back to the touch. 2 to 4 minutes more.
4. Remove from oven; let cookies cool on baking sheets, 10 minutes. Transfer with a metal spatula to a wire rack; let cool completely. Meanwhile, line a cooled baking sheet with a new piece of parchment; repeat process with remaining batter.
5. Spread 1 scant tablespoon buttercream on flat sides of half the cookies. Top each with one of the remaining cookies, flat side down, and gently press together. Transfer pies to a tray.
6. Melt half the chocolate in a saucepan over low heat, stirring until smooth. Remove form heat; add remaining chocolate, and stir until melted and smooth. Transfer to a pastry bag fitted with a plain round tip or a small parchment cone. Pipe chocolate in a spiral pattern on top of each pie. Let chocolate set before serving, about one hour.

This recipe was found in Real Simple magazine, January 2004.  

April Fools Day Pranks!

• Take a jelly filled doughnut and take out the jelly, then refill it with ketchup!
• Find a scrap of cloth. Place a dollar on the floor and stay nearby. When the victim comes by and bends down to pick up the dollar, rip the cloth loudly. Most people will reach back to see if they ripped their pants. 
• Wait until your victim is in the kitchen. Come in and start filling a bucket with water (tell them you're washing the car or something). Only instead of actually filling the bucket, just pretend. Lift the bucket with both hands, acting like it's heavy and filled with water. Take a couple of steps in the victim's direction and suddenly "trip" and aim the bucket right toward them. They'll duck thinking they're getting splashed! 
• Tape magnets to the bottom of an empty coffee cup, and attach it to the top of your car. Laugh at all the people who frantically try to get your attention as you drive by.
• Put a piece of bubble wrap under the toilet seat so when your victim sits, they are surprised by a loud POP!
• Put a dark substance around the eyepiece of a pair of binoculars (we recommend dark eye-shadow instead of the black shoe polish used in the classic prank of yesteryear). Hand them to your victim and point out something for them to look at in the distance. Then laugh at the dark circles around their eyes.
• If the victim has a phone with a hook that presses down when the handset is in the cradle, tape it down. When he or she answers a call it will keep ringing
• If your milk comes in a cardboard container, add a few drops of food coloring. It's harmless April Fool's joke but the results are pretty colorful
• This April Fool's practical joke is old but it still works. Superglue some coins to the sidewalk or any spot that has a lot of people walking around. Make sure it's an appropriate place, then watch people break fingernails to get the coins

 

~by Claire Lounsbury and Naylee Scharer~

 Sources: http://www.kidzworld.com/article/1939-april-fools-practical-jokes-and-pranks

              http://aprilfoolzone.com/

 

 

  

Riddles and Giggles (answers)

 

What gets wetter as it dries?
a towel

What has a head, a tail but no body?
a penny

What is something that is feared by everyone, yet you can not touch, see, smell, or hear it? fear itself

There was a tragic plane crash, every single person died, except for six. How is this possible? 3 couples lived

What do you answer, even though it doesn’t ask you a question?
a telephone

What loses its head in the morning but gets it back at night?
a pillow!

What is the country that has the biggest appetite?
Hungary

What is seen in sand and snow, it will leave a mark and become as many as you go? your own footprints!

      ~by Naylee Scharer and Claire Lounsbury~

Crazy Sock Fridays

This Friday remember to wear your crazy socks!!! The up and coming tradition should be spread throughout the school!!! Whether they're stripes, polka-dots, or just a random image you must wear them!!! You could even mix and match!! To spice things up, get together with your friends and swap socks; it'll add a lil' something special on this crazy day full of school spirit!!!!

School Start Time

Did you know that on average in our school there are 322 tardies a month? That would mean that about 17 students are tardy each day, and about 3 students are tardy each class period. One reason these numbers add up the way they do might be because of the time that school starts. We interviewed a couple of teachers on this topic asking, “How do you feel about the school start time?”

Mrs. Bledsoe says, “I think for this age group it should start later. There should be late start instead of early release, and I think that it’s important that students get their sleep. Besides that, the kids have more of a chance of getting into trouble during early release, whereas they would sleep during late start. ”

Mrs. Oster explains, “I believe once you have a good breakfast, and a good night’s sleep, 8:00 in the morning is perfect for starting school.”

Mrs. Willow told us, “I’m one of those people who like to sleep in, so I would love to sleep in until ten. But I am fine with starting at eight because if it started at ten, school would end at five. Therefore, I’m willing to get up earlier, to end earlier.”

Mrs. Hill replies, “I think it’s a good time for me, but I don’t know if it is a good time for students.”

We think that school should start later, but we do not like the idea of staying later. In other words, we pretty much agree with Mrs. Willow and Mrs. Bledsoe. Perhaps there would not be so many morning tardies if school started later, but we will leave it up to you to draw your own conclusions.

~ by Claire Lounsbury and Naylee Scharer~

Golden Key

1st thing we did: We went Ice Skating we learned about what the Hockey Players had to wear for their uniforms, and how many hours they practice a day it's almost 24/7.
2nd thing is we went to Commedy Sportz , it was very funny. There were two teams (Red and Blue) and they were competing aganst each other and seeing who was funnnier by our cheers. The red team won :)
3rd Thing is that we went to the Lloyd Center Mall.
4th thing we did is was the Hockey Game! The score was1-9 WINTER HAWKS WON!!!!
We got home around 12:00 It was a wonderful Day :)

Pictures will be coming on Friday!!!! :)

By Kylie Vaughn

School Lunches

Do school lunches taste good? After interviewing several students we have came to the conclusion that school lunches need to change. Rochelle said, "They taste so fake!" An anonymous teacher said,"I prefer the salad bar, I don't like the main dish." When we asked if people thought they were healthy we got similar responses from everybody. "They are gross and unhealthy," says Maddie. Another student explained it would be healthier if they cooked real food not frozen processed food. Austin said,"NO they aren't healthy!" All of the students said no when we asked if they would eat it everyday. Mr. Keele on the other hand said they are healthy, they don't need to change, and he would eat them everyday. We think that the menu for the district should offer more homemade meals. Vote for your favorite meal on the pole.

By Katey, Alyssa, and Courtney

Golden Key 2011!

GOLDEN KEY!
Next Friday March 4th!

What we are doing:
Ice Skating
Comedy Sportz
Lloyd Center Mall for Shopping (and light dinner before the game)
Pre-Game activities TBA
Hockey Game :) 
(Going to Portland)

YOU WILL STILL ATTEND ENRICHMENT, 1ST AND 2ND PERIOD! 
GO TO THE GYM AFTER 2ND PERIOD READY TO GET ON THE BUS!
BRING SACK LUNCH (IF YOU NEED TO ORDER ONE ASK MRS.BAHR BY WEDNESDAY!


P.S. BRING EXTRA MONEY FOR SNACKS SHOPPING OR SOUVENIRS!


Watch for updates and pictures coming next week.


By: Kylie Vaughn and Gillian Montville :)

Welcome!

Welcome to the Mark Twain School student run blog. Check for new and fun updates throughout the school year!