January 2011


-News-


5 Staff fulfills benchmark promises By Kristen Hines, Senior Staff Reporter “


I don’t see that much of a difference. You look pretty—not that you don’t always! It’s just that-”


The microphone was removed from Clay Yantzer’s hands after he voiced his surprise at seeing Co-ASB advisor Amanda Beaumont’s now brow-less face. However, not all reactions were that positive, as one dramatic elementary student fell over in shock. The pep rally for Pasta for Pennies, held January


19, was one sure to be remembered for years to come since more faces, bodies, and hair was altered than in any pep rally of the past. Beaumont shaving off her eyebrows was quite an


event, but one almost equal in its strangeness was secondary principal Eric Baldwin shaving off his mustache and beard for the first time in 27 years. His daughter, Kera Baldwin (‘15), held the mirror as he shaved in front of the entire school, and saw her father clean shaven for the first time in her entire life. All this occurred after a hilarious performance


from English teacher Delila Burnworth, who sported gangster attire and rapped a school-inspired original rap written by ASB member Austin Mehl (‘14). Her backbeat was provided by beat boxer, Kevin Martin (‘12).


This pep rally was in celebration of the historic


amount of money raised this year during the Pasta for Pennies competition. The goal was not only reached, but exceeded by over $1,000. The entertaining bench- marks created by ASB inspired fun competition, but there was also a large focus on the ultimate goal of Pasta for Pennies: to find the cure for Leukemia. Hair grows back and spray tans fade away, making them small sacrifices in comparison to the huge amount of research that can be made because of the donation from the little school that could...and did.


“Yo, homies my name’s Mrs. Burnworth, but my homies call me Big B. Ain’t nobody in this joint fresher than me.” With a beat provided by Kevin Martin (‘12), and lyrics from Austin Mehl (‘14), Burnworth represented the hood. Photo by Ryland Talamo


Grimacing into a mirror held by his daughter Kera Baldwin (‘15), secondary principal Eric Baldwin shaves his face. He felt that shaving his beard was a small sacrifice since he lost his father to Leukemia. Photo by Sabrina Harding


With all his facial hair noticeably absent, Baldwin witnesses another shaving in the gym. The loss of hair was a reward for raising $10,000. Photo by Sabrina Harding


With a graceful acceptance, Co-ASB advisor Amanda Beaumont lets ASB member, junior Tyler Newman, shave off her second eyebrow. The first was removed by ASB member Clay Yantzer (‘12). Photo by Ryland Talamo


Spirit Week despite cancelled Winter Formal By Kristen Hines, Senior Staff Reporter


Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday


Fanatic fan day gives students the chance to support their favorite teams. Seniors Emily Stoehr, Kayla Cole, and Elise Allbaugh also loved the chance to wear jeans. Photo by Chanel Reyes- Ingwerson, Yearbook Staff


Donning old-man sweaters, the Yearbook staff stays cozy all day. Dustin Jenkinson (‘11), a member of yearbook staff, provided all the sweaters for the team from his own personal collection. Photo provided by Yearbook Staff


Eighth grader Danielle Keating takes Wacky Wednesday to a whole new level. She represented junior high well as she strutted her stuff in mismatched everything, including a lampshade. Photo by Kristen Hines


There’s a new sheriff in town! Make that two! Amber Hofland (‘12) and Christy Pedersen (‘11) helped transform the campus into the Wild West full of Cowboys and Indians. Photo by Kristen Hines


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