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.