June 2010 Edition - Joseph Badger Local Schools
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JOSEPH BADGER<br />
LOCAL SCHOOLS<br />
BMS BEAT<br />
Mr. Robert Moon—<br />
Principal<br />
V O L U M E 3 , I S S U E 4<br />
J U N E 2 0 1 0 I S S U E<br />
HAVE A HAPPY<br />
AND SAFE<br />
SUMMER!!!<br />
<strong>2010</strong>-2011<br />
First Day Of<br />
School for BMS<br />
Students Is<br />
Thursday, August<br />
26, <strong>2010</strong><br />
BMS Track Team<br />
The <strong>Badger</strong> Middle School Track Team had a very successful<br />
spring season. The team recently competed in the Trum-<br />
bull County Track Meet. The girls team finished in fourth<br />
place. In the high jump event, Leah Blaney finished 3rd and<br />
Cheyanne Wilson placed 5th. Jennilyn Krumpe was Girls’<br />
MVP Over-All. Congratulations to all of our BMS Track Team<br />
members and THANK YOU for all of your hard work.<br />
NEXT ISSUE:<br />
New school<br />
year information<br />
Achievement<br />
Test Results<br />
BMS Newspaper<br />
Advisor -<br />
Mrs. Deborah<br />
Small
SUMMER VACATION<br />
Vacation Locations<br />
by Sabrina Snell<br />
School is almost out and students<br />
are thinking about summer vacation!<br />
Where are you going? Ever<br />
wonder if you’re going to the same<br />
place as your friends? I do! Surprisingly,<br />
quite a few middle school<br />
students are going to the same<br />
places.<br />
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12<br />
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VACATION DESTINATION by Lydia Siekkinen<br />
I went around the school asking teachers<br />
what they were planning on doing for summer vacation.<br />
There are some interesting places you can go to during<br />
the summer. If you don’t know where you are going,<br />
here are some ideas that might help you:<br />
Mrs. Roknick—Washington, D. C., Mrs. Schmidt—<br />
Competitive Carriage Pulling in Maryland & Virginia, Mrs.<br />
Falatic—Outer Banks in North Carolina, Mrs. Himes—<br />
Ocean City, Mr. Mendenhall—Nagshead Beach in North<br />
Carolina, Mrs. Kirby—Disney World, Mr. Capp—Myrtle<br />
Beach or Maryland, Mrs. Small—Jamaica in<br />
the Caribbean and Mr. Kochemba isn’t doing<br />
anything but he would like to go to San<br />
Francisco.<br />
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6<br />
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Canada<br />
Disney World<br />
Florida<br />
Kalahari<br />
North Carolina<br />
Virginia<br />
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WHERE ARE YOU GOING THIS SUMMER?<br />
by Alix Wilson<br />
I have interviewed 81 BMS students to see<br />
where they are going this summer. 3 aren’t<br />
going anywhere, they are just staying home<br />
for the whole summer. Of the 23 that didn’t<br />
know, they think they will either have a surprise<br />
vacation or they just aren’t sure yet.<br />
There are 10 people that are going to get wet<br />
at a water park. 11 lucky people are going to<br />
an amusement park. Like myself, 13 others<br />
are going to a relative’s house and 16 are going<br />
to a different state. The last five are going<br />
to a different country.<br />
FAVORITE<br />
SUMMER<br />
ACTIVITIES<br />
by Katelyn<br />
Bevilacqua<br />
I asked BMS<br />
sixth graders<br />
what was<br />
Sports<br />
Sw imming<br />
Sleeping<br />
Camping<br />
Video<br />
Games<br />
their favorite summer activity. The chart<br />
represents the results.<br />
FAVORITE THINGS TO DO DURING THE<br />
SUMMER by Annamaria DelGarbino<br />
The students in Mrs. Roknick’s seventh grade<br />
English class were asked what their favorite<br />
things they did during summer vacation.<br />
Playing with animals 2<br />
Riding bikes 1<br />
Nature walks 0<br />
Hanging out with friends 3<br />
Going to the County Fair 1<br />
Playing sports 7
FUTURE AUTHORS<br />
PAGE 3<br />
Mrs. Small would like to thank the BMS PTO for donating $1800.00 worth of books to the<br />
school library from the Scholastic Book Fair. A special thank you to Mrs. Patty Hecker for<br />
all her hard work in making the book fair a success. Our students are enjoying the books.<br />
RUNNING by Kelsey Mislai<br />
Adrenaline shoots through my<br />
blood.<br />
Because of the fear of loss.<br />
Continuing at my fast pace.<br />
Dodging runners in my way.<br />
Easy as pie I dash down a hill.<br />
Feeling gravity pull me along.<br />
Gaining speed the farther I go.<br />
Hunting down other runners and<br />
overtaking them.<br />
I cross the line!<br />
NOISES IN THE DARK by<br />
Lydia Siekkinen<br />
Mary turned quickly when she heard a loud noise.<br />
Nothing was there.<br />
Oliver, her black cat, hissed at something, then<br />
ran away.<br />
Petrified, Mary looked around the empty room<br />
and still saw nothing.<br />
Quietly, she shuffled the covers and tried not to<br />
think.<br />
Rustling noises came, then footsteps coming<br />
closer and closer.<br />
Suddenly, she jumped out of bed, flicked on the<br />
light and saw a black figure standing in the front<br />
of her bed.<br />
OUR DOG, ASHLEY by Alley Pykare<br />
When our dog, Ashley, ran away, we didn’t know<br />
where she went. She was gone for so long that I<br />
thought that she had made her way into Pennsylvania.<br />
I asked my dad if it was possible that she could<br />
be that far by now. I only felt worse when he said<br />
that she very well could be. After all, we didn’t live<br />
very far from the state border. My mom was out in<br />
the truck, driving up and down roads, to see if she<br />
could find her. Everyone was sick with worry. I tried<br />
to think positive, that we would find her, but I wasn’t<br />
sure.<br />
Then, one of our neighbors called and said that<br />
they found Ashley buy their wood pile. I thought that<br />
she saw a cat or a squirrel and chased it. We weren’t<br />
mad when she came home. We were all too happy<br />
to ever think of being mad. She ate a lot of food and<br />
drank a lot of water. She did run away again, a few<br />
months later, but we found her playing with some<br />
nearby dogs. After that, she never ran away<br />
again. She’s just down right adventurous, and<br />
I suppose she always will be.<br />
NATURE by Lexi Hutz<br />
Nature is a beautiful thing<br />
Flowers bloom and birds sing<br />
Leaves fall and snow drifts down<br />
Nature has a wonderful sound<br />
The seasons come and the seasons go<br />
People watch as the rivers flow<br />
And when the sun gives off light<br />
Nature is a wonderful sight<br />
ABC POEM<br />
As I walk down the beach, the waves are crashing.<br />
Breeze comes along,<br />
blowing through my hair.<br />
Crabs scatter as I walk<br />
by, but watch out they<br />
might<br />
pinch and bite.<br />
Day turns to night as the temperature plummets.<br />
Every day differs from the next.<br />
For as long as I can remember, life has been good.<br />
God only knows what will happen next.<br />
Once winter is done and over<br />
Spring comes and watches over<br />
Flowers come and rain and such<br />
Nature has a wonderful touch<br />
And after spring, summer comes<br />
Animals, such as the bee are not dumb<br />
As they make honey, their attitudes full of<br />
haste<br />
Nature has a wonderful taste<br />
Fall comes, right after summer<br />
This is, for some, quite a bummer<br />
But many build campfires and put up a tent<br />
Nature has a wonderful scent
BOOK REVIEWS by Bryston Stemock<br />
I’ve just begun reading the Ranger’s Apprentice series by John Flanagan. So far, I’ve only read the first three<br />
books: The ruins of Gorian, The burning bridge and The icebound land. As far as I know, there are seven<br />
books out, though I don’t know if Flanagan is still writing.<br />
These interesting books take place in the medieval<br />
times, focusing on two of five friends, trying to get apprenticed<br />
to either Scribe school, Diplomat school, Cooking<br />
school or Battle school. Will, the main character, was<br />
rejected by the Battlemaster, Sir Rodney, only to be noticed<br />
by a mysterious figure. He is Halt, a member of the<br />
Ranger Corpse. Rangers work as spies for the country<br />
Araluen. They have extremely sharp senses, can move almost unseen and they’ve mastered the longbow and<br />
knives. Little is known about this mysterious group by the common folk, and they think that they use arcane arts.<br />
As it ends up, Will gets apprenticed to Halt the Ranger. Together, and apart, they must stop the evil forces of<br />
Morgorath, a vengeful exiled baron. I give these books five stars.<br />
Also, I recently finished the series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan. It’s a modern day<br />
setting mixed with Greek mythology. If you’ve seen the movie & it’s not even close to the book. I know that<br />
movies are never as good as the books, but this was way off. The books are much better. There are five of them:<br />
The lightning thief, The sea of monsters, The Titans curse, The battle of the labyrinth and The<br />
last Olympian. Plus, Rick Riordan, is coming out with a new series about Egyptian mythology.<br />
The red pyramid comes out May 14, <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
The main character, Percy Jackson, is the offspring of Poseidon, the god of the sea. He must<br />
overcome Kronos, the titan of the time and father to all of the Olympians, and his evil plans and<br />
minions. Eventually, everyone has taken sides and the big battle of the Empire State Building begins.<br />
I probably just lost you, so I’ll fill you in. The Empire State Building has a 500th floor - Mt.<br />
Olympus.<br />
Both series are extremely interesting, in my opinion. You can pick up either of them at Borders.<br />
Happy Reading!!!!<br />
BOOK REVIEWS BY Joey Mott<br />
Percy Jackson and the Olympians is about a demigod named Percy Jackson, who is destined to fight in a<br />
war and defeat the Titan Lord, Kronos. I give the book series a 10 out of 10. I recommend this series for<br />
adventurous children. Anyone who is interested in this series, find book one: The lightning thief.<br />
The next series of books is The diary of a wimpy kid series. The series is about Greg, a wimpy kid, and<br />
his hard life. This series consists of six books about Greg’s life. The first book talks about how<br />
Greg started his diary. A current reader gave this book a 10 on a scale of 1-10. If you are interested<br />
in this series, look for the first book, Diary of a wimpy kid.<br />
RACING FOR KIDS by Seth King<br />
Seth King, a fifth grader at BMS, spends his weekends<br />
going in circles and loves every minute of it.<br />
“Racing go-carts on a dirt track really gets me<br />
pumped!” King says. He has a good reason to be<br />
excited. Recently, Naugle Speedway of Aliquippa,<br />
PA., is featuring a New Rookie class. Kids who have<br />
never raced before can try out the sport under safe<br />
conditions. Ed Naugle, owner and operator of the<br />
racetrack, promotes this event so that kids can become<br />
part of a healthy, family related activity and<br />
have fun. The class takes place every Saturday from<br />
May through July. Starting times are at 6:00 p.m.<br />
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES<br />
By Davis Hunkus<br />
A lot of people like to do outdoor activities. I am one of<br />
those people who love them. I like to ride my dirt bike and<br />
ride my bicycle to the park down the road. My friend and I<br />
love to run and walk long distances. When I was at one of<br />
my friend’s houses, we walked a little over two miles down a<br />
couple of roads. Some might say I’m a robot for how much<br />
I run. Some other people might like to play sports like baseball<br />
or basketball. I’m more of a basketball person. In conclusion,<br />
outdoor activities are good for your health and your<br />
body. So go outside and play something to entertain yourself.<br />
So get up and go play outside in your yard or wherever<br />
you can. Stay healthy and fit by going outside!
SUMMER POEM<br />
By Makayla Manes<br />
The grass is green,<br />
The sky, a clear blue,<br />
The summer is here,<br />
It’s really true!<br />
The days are hotter,<br />
Now school is out!<br />
I’m really glad!<br />
I want to shout!<br />
I’m glad summer is here,<br />
And it’s time to cheer,<br />
But, I do fear,<br />
When the end of summer is near.<br />
I’ll have to go to school,<br />
And it will start getting cool,<br />
Then I can’t swim in the pool!<br />
Summer is too short,<br />
This is my poem,<br />
So now I don’t owe them.<br />
POETRY<br />
FEAR<br />
by Taylor Ziobert<br />
Oh I think I’m going to die.<br />
Pressure is on my side.<br />
Quickly I take cover<br />
Running away from my fears.<br />
Seeing strange things<br />
Trembling in my cover.<br />
Unthankful that I’m probably going to<br />
die.<br />
TUNNELWORK by Aiyedun Uzamere<br />
A light at the end of the tunnel.<br />
Because we’ve come so far.<br />
Celebrate my friends, yes, celebrate.<br />
Do we quit now or keep going.<br />
Even now I am starting to worry.<br />
Forgiven and forgotten, never forget.<br />
Great now I missed it, the chance is gone.<br />
Alas, I work harder and there it is again.<br />
But don’t worry, just move along.<br />
Caring people get rewarded after all.<br />
VIDEO GAME REVIEWS<br />
RED STEEL 2 by Aiyedun Uzamere: A lot of western action games have been made over the years, but few have the same attitude as Red Steel<br />
2. This ninja/western game puts you in the shoes of a last remaining member of the Kusagari clan named Hero. You go through the game trying to<br />
get away from the rival Katakara clan. Your weapons throughout the game are many types of guns and your infamous, legendary sword. The game<br />
seems pretty cool. When it comes out, I will be sure to get it. The graphics are pretty good but nothing to get overexcited about. The music is catchy<br />
and powerful. The controls are okay, if you get used to them.<br />
SPLINTER CELL: CONVICTION by Aiyedun Uzamere: You play the main character, Sam Fisher, a man whose humanity is demolished when he<br />
loses his daughter and gets betrayed by everyone he trusts. He’s teetering on the edge of madness and his thirst for revenge is the only thing that<br />
keeps him going. The game follows Sam as he wrenches answers for those who have wronged him. He is brutal and relentless in his effort. One of<br />
the many appeals in this game is the vivid flashbacks that give you crucial information in the story. The concept of the game is an action/stealth<br />
hybrid with perfect pacing and a great story. The creator put a great deal of effort into the graphics. The sound is a big factor with a great score and<br />
background music. Controls are maneuverable and easy to handle.<br />
BULLY VIDEO GAME by Samantha McFarland: In this game, you control Jimmy Hopkins, a troubled teenage boy who was dropped off at Bullworth<br />
Academy. Everything is wrong at this school - the principal is a wacko, all the cliques fight and the teachers all have their own problems.<br />
Jimmy befriends Gary Smith, the soon-to-be “ruler of the school”. But Gary betrays Jimmy, so Jimmy must prove to Gary and the cliques that he is<br />
the toughest. Join Jimmy as he tries to beat the clique leaders: Earnest, Johnny, Ted, Derby, Russell, Edgar and Gary. Enter a disastrous world of<br />
betrayal, violence and love.
TEN HAUNTED PLACES IN OHIO<br />
By Alyssa Brown<br />
Bristoville - The Hatchetman<br />
Cortland - Kline Opera House<br />
Hartford - Five Points<br />
Kinsman - General Store<br />
Leavittsburg - Warren Twp. Lover’s Lane<br />
Cemetery<br />
Lordstown - Lordstown Elem. School<br />
Newton Falls - Crybaby Bridge & Sam’s<br />
Pizza<br />
Orangeville - Post Office<br />
Vienna Center - Kenneth Biros House<br />
Warren - The House and The Shrine,<br />
City Hall, & Kent State Trum.<br />
Campus<br />
TOP 20 SONGS OF <strong>2010</strong><br />
By Allison Cauffield<br />
1. Rihanna - Rude Boy<br />
2. Lady Antebellum - Need To Know<br />
3. Taio Cruz - Break Your Heart<br />
4. Owl City - Fireflies<br />
5. Taylor Swift - Love Story<br />
6. Jay Z - Run This Town<br />
7. Black Eyed Peas - Imma Be<br />
8. Kesha - Tik Tok<br />
9. Train - Hey, Soul Sister<br />
10. David Guetta ft Akon - Sexy Chick<br />
11. Britney Spears - 3<br />
12. Jason DeRulo - In My Head<br />
13. Lady Gaga - Bad Romance<br />
14. Black Eyed Peas - Meet Me Halfway<br />
15. Katy Perry - Waking Up in Vegas<br />
16. Pink - Sober<br />
17. Jordan Sparks - Battlefield<br />
18. Kings of Leon - Use Somebody<br />
19. Justin Bieber - Baby<br />
20. Jay Z ft. Alicia Keys - Empire State of<br />
Mind<br />
WEIRD WORDS<br />
By Cheyanne Dickson<br />
Floccinaucinihipilification<br />
Rastaquouere<br />
Mesonoxian<br />
Selcouth<br />
Tyrotoxism<br />
Lamprophony<br />
AWKWARD WORDS<br />
By Kevin Dale<br />
Pelf<br />
Aes<br />
Yoink<br />
Xylophilous<br />
Actinoid<br />
Volcanize<br />
SPRING FASHION TRENDS <strong>2010</strong> by Haley Wilson<br />
Spring is the time to refresh your outfit. It is time to pack up your<br />
sweaters and say hello to shorts and sandals. Here are some tips to<br />
keep up with the fashion world:<br />
♦ White clothing is a trendy spring look. A good choice would<br />
be a simple white shirt-dress.<br />
♦ Pastels should be a second choice when shopping for spring.<br />
The top 10 colors are: Torquoise, Tomato Puree, Fushion<br />
Coral, Violet, Tuscanny, Aurora, Amparo Blue, Pink Champagne,<br />
Dried Herb & Eucalyptus.<br />
♦ Jewelry is an easy way to brighten up an outfit. Look for bangle<br />
bracelets or colorful earrings. It is a cheap way to keep up with<br />
trends.<br />
♦ Mixed prints are all the rage. Cheetah and zebra prints are<br />
found at most clothing stores.<br />
♦ Floral patterns are in style right now. Flowers are blooming<br />
everywhere, including on your clothing.<br />
Simple style is a key when shopping for spring: a<br />
pair of jeans, a simple shirt and a piece of jewelry<br />
here and there to create a trendy style.<br />
GARDENING FACTS &<br />
TIPS<br />
10% people like<br />
flowers in<br />
their garden<br />
40% like fruits<br />
70% like vegetables, but<br />
many people don’t know<br />
that tomatoes are fruits<br />
If you plants seeds too<br />
close together, many<br />
will die.<br />
Mix up onion skins, egg<br />
shells, lettuce and<br />
potato skins & put in<br />
your garden in winter &<br />
spring<br />
Never put meat in your<br />
compost pile<br />
Till the soil real fine<br />
By Taylor Ziobert<br />
BIZARRE THINGS<br />
By Kelsey Mislai<br />
Unless you are double jointed,<br />
it’s impossible to lick your<br />
elbow<br />
The average American drinks<br />
enough caffeine to kill a horse<br />
A rat can last longer than a<br />
camel can without water<br />
WEIRD FACTS<br />
By Megan D’Andrea<br />
Horse can’t vomit<br />
No two zebras have stripes<br />
exactly alike<br />
Salt water fish cannot swim<br />
backward<br />
Your body is creating 15 million<br />
red blood cells per<br />
minute<br />
FREAKY ANIMAL FACTS<br />
By Kayla Agnew<br />
All slugs have 4 noses<br />
Crocodile can’t stick its tongue<br />
out<br />
A dragonfly can see an insect<br />
moving 33 feet away<br />
Dolphins sleep with one eye<br />
closed<br />
U. S. MONEY FACTS<br />
By Garrett Kellogg<br />
The average life of a dollar bill<br />
is just 18 months<br />
The number 172 can be seen<br />
on the back of the $5 bill in<br />
the bushes at the base of the<br />
Lincoln Memorial<br />
On the new $100 bill, the<br />
clock tower of Independence<br />
Hall in Phila. is shown with the<br />
time set at 4:10
ENGLISH FESTIVAL REVIEW by Christian McKnight—This year, the YSU English<br />
Festival had seven books for the 7th - 9th grades. They were: Freedom’s Children,<br />
Block Duck, Shipwreck at the bottom of the world, Stories of children<br />
and war, Peeled, The schwa was here and The London eye mystery. In my<br />
opinion, The schwa was here by Neal Shusterman, was the best book. Anyone<br />
who likes a partially transparent child story would really like this book. Jennifer<br />
Armstrong, author of Shipwreck at the bottom of the world, was present at<br />
the festival. She talked about her award winning book which takes place in<br />
Antarctica. Armstrong discussed how she traveled to Antarctica. While there<br />
she got to experience the harsh conditions of the environment. She said it was<br />
actually quite fun to visit there. There was also a speech done by the Shuttleworth’s<br />
from the book, Freedom’s children. Three of them, Ricky, Patrick and<br />
Fred Jr., were in the book. This book tells the experiences of children and<br />
teens during the Civil Rights Movement. After their speech I went up to them<br />
and asked what it was like to meet Martin Luther King, Jr. in person. They<br />
replied, “He was just a man who was just as important as anyone else”. Then<br />
they pointed to everyone and explained how every single person is just as important<br />
as the next. Overall, the English Festival was a real learning experience.<br />
FAVORITE NBA TEAMS<br />
Taylor Kramar conducted a<br />
survey of teachers and middle<br />
school students to find out who<br />
was everyone’s favorite NBA<br />
team that made it to the playoffs.<br />
Results were:<br />
Cavaliers - 17 votes<br />
Celtics - 14 votes<br />
Bulls - 7 votes<br />
Heat - 5 votes<br />
Lakers - 4 votes<br />
Magic - 2 votes<br />
Spurs - 1 vote<br />
FAVORITE SPORTS FOR SPRING by Sarah Sirockman<br />
What’s your favorite spring sport? For most of our 5th and 6th graders I<br />
asked, it was soccer. My favorite sport personally is basketball which was voted<br />
the second favorite by BMS students. Baseball came in third and softball ended<br />
up fourth. The lowest amount of votes were for volleyball. Volleyball may have<br />
finished last but it is a special sport. It takes the skills of flexibility, endurance,<br />
strength and patience.<br />
Basketball is a very worthwhile sport. It takes hours of practice and blood,<br />
sweat, and tears. Yet, it is very rewarding. Still being a young basketball player,<br />
I haven’t experienced all of the memorable moments. So I interviewed a more<br />
experienced player, Preston Sirochman. I asked him why he chose to play basketball.<br />
He said, “Well, my mom had me try out and play in eighth grade and I<br />
ended up really liking it.” I also asked him what his most memorable moment<br />
was. “When I made six 3 point shots in an eighth grade championship game<br />
against Maplewood. That was the very first time I ever made a 3 point shot in my<br />
life!”, he said. Finally I asked him what was his highest achievement in basketball.<br />
He told me, “Starting varsity when I was only a sophomore.”<br />
All of these sports that I have mentioned take a lot of practice to be good at<br />
them, but as you can tell, it is also very rewarding.<br />
BADGER HOT STOVE BASEBALL <strong>2010</strong> by Jonathan Bodnark<br />
Now that spring is here, the <strong>Badger</strong> Hot Stove Baseball season has begun. Currently, the records for both<br />
11-12 year old baseball teams are: <strong>Badger</strong> Braves 1– 0 and the <strong>Badger</strong> Warriors are 0 - 2. This year, both<br />
teams have plenty of potential and hope to keep a winning season alive. The head managers are Coach Matthew<br />
Nicholls of the Warriors and Coach Chris Mott of the Braves. This years players are:<br />
BRAVES - Garrett Kellogg, Joey Mott, Christian McKnight, Robbie Helmick, Cole Tobin, Marc Kraml,<br />
Dante Centofanti, Jordan Helmuth, Seth Morgan, Joe Sneezy and Frank Matejka. WARRIORS - Jonathan<br />
Bodnark, Kevin Dale, Tyler Czako, Justin Deraway, Jake Wix, Joe Millard, Travis Metz, Brandon Porterfield,<br />
Teddy Watt, Adam Koncsol and John Millard.
WHAT’S YOUR<br />
FAVORITE MOVIE?<br />
1. Jaws<br />
2. Ironman<br />
3. Batman<br />
4. Spiderman<br />
5. Planet of the Apes<br />
WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR<br />
LUNCH?<br />
28% PIZZA from Pizza Hut<br />
or Dominoes<br />
25% - TACOS<br />
17% WINGS<br />
15% REAL MEAT<br />
WHO’S YOUR FAVORITE? Chuck Norris,<br />
Mr. T., Elvis Presley or Flavor Flav.<br />
1. Chuck Norris - 17 2. Mr. T - 6<br />
3. Elvis Presley - 4 4. Flavor Flav - 0<br />
FAVORITE CANDY BAR<br />
1. Butterfinger<br />
2. Hershey<br />
3. CrunchBar<br />
4. KitKats<br />
5. Milky Way & Mr.<br />
Goodbar<br />
6. Reeses & Charleston<br />
Chew<br />
FAVORITE T-SHIRT<br />
LOGO - 51 students<br />
participated<br />
23 liked sports logos<br />
10 chose USA logos<br />
9 liked John Deere logos<br />
5 decided on TV ads<br />
4 wanted funny logos<br />
SURVEY TAKERS<br />
Courtney Englebaugh<br />
Mitchell Wilson<br />
Marc Kraml<br />
Nathan Ritch<br />
Matthew Hecker<br />
Brent Cutlip<br />
CHOP CHOP SALAD<br />
1 romaine lettuce heart<br />
4-6 slices bacon, cooked crisp, chopped<br />
1/2 pint grape tomatoes, halved<br />
2 carrots, peeled, thin slices<br />
1 yellow bell pepper, chopped<br />
1 Eng. cuke, halved lengthwise, thin<br />
slides<br />
1/2 c. chopped walnuts<br />
Salt & pepper to taste<br />
Salad dressing<br />
1. Chop lettuce heart into 1-2” pieces.<br />
Combine with bacon, vegetables &<br />
nuts in large bowl. Toss & mix well.<br />
2. Keep salad chilled until serving, toss<br />
again & coat with dressing & season<br />
with salt & pepper.<br />
FAIRY BERRIES<br />
Large strawberries with stems<br />
White chocolate (1 c. will coat 12<br />
berries)<br />
Red food coloring<br />
Decorating sugar or sprinkles<br />
1. Wash your hands & strawberries<br />
2. Place white chocolate in bowl &<br />
melt in microwave according to pkg.<br />
Stir in food coloring until pink.<br />
3. Pour sugar or sprinkles onto plate.<br />
Holding each berry by stem, dunk<br />
into chocolate, then roll immediately<br />
in sugar/sprinkles. Place on wax paper<br />
and let harden.