2005
End-of-School Newspaper
Well, the end of the year
is very near for all of us here at
Mr. Sams, Editor
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Mr.
Meeks We also would like to wish Mr.
Dan Meeks all the best as he “moves” on to teach at Lima Shawnee to be with
his wife. Mr. Meeks has spent the better part of 27 years helping Harrison
youth become the finest musicians possible. His bands have performed all across
the state of |
If you could do anything
over the summer, what would it be?
“Sky
diving” –Ryan McDonald
”Hang
out with my friends; play kickball & baseball, and go swimming at my mom’s.
Hang out with Amanda Stewart.” –Nikki Arbuckle
“To
play video games” –James Schiffmeyer
“Go somewhere besides
“I
would go to
“If
I could do anything over the summer, it would be to spend it in
“I
would travel to
“Fly like a bird” –Matthew Dooley
“If I could do anything over the summer, it
would be paintball 24-7.” –Cory Prickett
If you could do anything
over the summer, what would it be? continued
“Have fun and never go home!!” –McKenzie Glass
“Go
to the Reds game and meet Sean Casey or Adam Dunn” –Keegan Haas
“Skateboarding!!” –Ben
McClain
“Go
to
“I
would go on a trip to the tropical islands” –
Catie Settles
“Have
fun, Go skating” –
Justin Herbert
“I
would go to Cedar Point”- Cameron Guilfoyle
“Go
to
“Meet
Slash or hang with Marilyn Manson” -Kirsten
Grimsley
“Stay
with my cousin Nick a lot.” –Eric Turner
“It
would probably be cool to go to the top 10 roller coasters in the world.” – Jon Snider
“What
I would do is go to
“Go
to Cedar Point” -Tim Starling
“
“Sleep.” –Wyatt Thesing
“Go
to
“Easy,
go to
“Go
to a Relient K concert.” Tori
Garrett
“Go
to
“Ride
quads.” -Sammy Taylor
“Go
to the trelends and ride quads.” –Teddy
Taylor
“Go
to
“I
would go to
“Play
baseball.” –Michael Philips
“Go
to
“Raise
money to buy a go-cart for me and one for my sister. I would love to go to
“See
my Dad & go on a trip.” –Alisha
Doherty
“If
I could do anything, I would go to every place I could. I love
“Spend
the whole summer with the Reds.” –
“Skate!! NOT SCOOTER NOT ROLLER BLADES JUST SKATE
BOARD!!!!” -Matt Fay
“If
I could do anything over the summer it would be skydiving.” -Robby
Fay
“I
would like to go to
“Go
to
“Have
all my friends come with me to
“Skate Board!!” –Chris
Ernst
“Shopping & play soccer.” –Abby Erb
“If
I could do anything over the summer I would go to the
“Probably racing go-carts.” -Greg
Fields
“Stay
in
If you could do anything
over the summer what would it be? continued
“Go to
“Stay
in Disney World longer” –Kayla West
“Swim
with my friends all the time.” –Michelle Woelfel
“Go
on a cruise”-Alexa Zuber
“Sleep”
–Jacob Ziegler
“Sleep
and spend time with my girlfriend. Riding my quad.
Going to
“I
would go to
“I
would want to go to DC.” -Dustin Feldhous
“I
would play more sports.” –Jayla Weiss
“I
would make it so I never had to go back to school.” –Connor Walton
“Playing
Paintball with my neighbor” –Bobby Warnor
“I
would go scuba diving.” –Ben Wilder
“Take
over the world, buy a lot of video games, get a cat or two, and make some
cash.” –John Wheeler
“Go to
“If
I could do anything over the summer, I would travel around to places I want to
go.” –Aaron Ellis
“I
would play video games all summer and play baseball.” –Mathew Ferry
“Going
to work or just hang out.” –Josh F
“To
go to
“I
would go to as many Cincinnati Reds games as possible.” –Nick Florimonte
“Go
and see my dad and grandma.” –Jeannie Turlich
“Go
to the park see my mom more.” –Tricia
Jones
“I
would go camping with my family.” –Brittany
Maxfield
“If
I could do anything over the summer I would go to
Go
to
“
“Go
to the
“Go
on vacation.” –Jazzimine Hall
“I
would play Volleyball and hanging out with my friends.” –Ashley Hoeffer
“To go swimming in my pool.” –Joshua Hoeffer
“
8th Graders:
What will you miss the most about the Jr. High next year?
“I
will miss working with Larry and getting a free pop.” –James Schiffmeyer
“Bossing the 7th
graders around.” –Justin Foley
“I
will miss homeroom because we had a lot of fun there. Also
sitting in the bleachers making jokes with my friends.” –Nikki Arbuckle
Editor’s Note: I am
assuming that since we did not receive many responses to this question that
there are not many things that the 8th graders will miss next year!
Ha-ha!
The Top Ten
Places Students Will Go This Summer
1. Skateboarding
2. Hanging
out with friends
3.
Disney
World
4.
Staying
home
5.
Concerts
6.
Parks
7.
8.
Swimming
9.
10.
Playing
sports
Where do you
plan on going over the summer?
“I
plan on going to my uncle’s house in
“B-dubs,
Biggs, Putt putting, Tennis Court” –Justin
Foley
“I
plan on going to
“
“Mall,
“Maybe
to
“Going
to
“
“I’m
not going anywhere.” –
“I
plan on going over the summer is
“I
plan to be going to summer school?” –
Nathan Cable
“Skateboarding
and going to
“Eat
sleep and play.” –Vincent Snyder
“ALL
OVER” –Justin Herbert
“Over
the summer I plan on going to Brookville a lot” -Catie Settles
“I
plan on going to many places over the summer!
I will go to Disney World for band,
“I plan on running, paying basketball,
football, go swimming, riding bikes, and going to
“I
plan on going to
“Home
and fishing for a while with a close friend.” –Matthew Dooley
“
“I
plan on playing paintball, camping, swimming, and video games. “ –Cory Prickett
7th Graders:
What will you be looking forward to the most going
into the 8th grade?
“The 8th grade Basketball team.” –Brian Price
“I
think that I will be looking forward to the amount of trust and respect that
the 8th graders receive. I
will also be looking forward to the new challenges.” –Marina Annuzniata
“The
ability to get out of Jr. High faster I want to get out of school.” –Linny Bicknell
“For being one step closer to be out of school.” –Matthew Dooley
“I
am looking forward to one less year of school next year.” – Cory Prickett
“Having fun, and playing sports.” – McKenzie Glass
“I
will be looking forward to meeting all the new teachers and going to
“Good grades and almost out of this school. Getting Mr. Sams for Social
Studies next year. Mr. Sams
Rocks.” –Ben McClain
“Sports.” – Vincent
Snyder
“It being my last year here.”- Catie Settles
“Being the big stuff in the school.” – Justin Herbert
“I
will be looking forward to be going to the 8th grade.” –Cameron Guilfoyle
“Only
have one more year in this place.” –
Nathan Cable
“Playing
football”- Eric Turner
“I’ll
be looking forward to football.” –Jon
Snider
“Trying
to keep my grades up and try to get good grades on my papers and turn in all of
my homework.”-Aaron True
“New
teachers” – Tom Starling
“Easy”
– Ethan Smith
“It
will be my last year here.” – Wyatt Thesing
“All the new teachers.” –
David Sutthaff
“Easy work.” – D.J. Spegal
7th Graders:
What will you be looking forward to the most going
into the 8th grade? continued
“Football.” – Chase Stevens
“To have fun.”- Sammy
Taylor
“Having
fun and working.”- Teddy Taylor
“Bugging Mr. Dugan. My hairy little Santa Clause.”
– Tori Garret
“Less homework seeing my
friends, better things to do in my classes.” –Tyler Stamper
“I will be looking forward to the
“Playing baseball.” –Michael
Phillips
“The new teachers.”- Andrew
Means
“We won’t be the little ones around the
school. We will have more dances. We
won’t have to obey every order from an 8th grader because we will be
8th graders.”- Brian Feist
“D.C.
trip and playing sports.” – Alisha
Doherty
“I
will be looking forward about my grades, my style, my new teachers and
especially how I act and who I am.” –Chelsea
Donawerth
“The teachers.” – Kuerstin
Doss
“Playing basketball hopefully and running track.” –Dustin Feldhaus
“To
own the school and get more respect.” –
“The
D.C. Trip.” –Matt Fay
”I am looking forward to the 8th grade dance.” –Robby Fay
“Going
to the dance and mostly going on the D.C. trip.” – Marie Baldrick
“Better
grades , a fresh start and to have Mr. Sams as my
Social Studies teacher.” –Felicia Griffin
“Don’t
know.” –Morgan Fuller
“I
am looking forward to all of the new teachers.” – Chris Emery
“Not
to be mean a little to pick on the 7th
graders because I know everyone and where everything is.” –Abby Erb
“More things to do and a lot of people to see.” – Gideon Dougood
“I
really want Mr. Heim for Science.” – Greg
Fields
“1 year closer to getting out of school.” – Eric Bowling
“The
Washington D. C. trip.” – Amy Leonard
“Having more privileges than in 7th grade.” – Kayla Wuest
“Being the oldest kids in the school.” – Michelle Woelful
“Being older.” – Alexa Zuber
“Being the leader of the school.” – Jacob Ziegler
“To
go to D.C. “ – Jordan Wells
“Meeting
new teachers and being able to go to D.C.”
-
“The teachers and being in a higher grade.” – Jay Jay Weiss
“Not
having much homework.” – Conner Walton
“Not
seeing Andy and Brianna next year.” –
Bobby Warner
“I
am looking forward to seeing my friends again.” – Ben Wilder
“The end of the school year, Christmas and my birthday.” – John Wheeler
“I
will be in advanced Social Studies. I
like Social Studies so I am looking forward to learning from Mr. Sowders.” – Jake Feldman
“Next
year I will be looking forward to meeting new teachers and friends and learning
new things.” – Aaron Ellis
“Being closer to graduation.” - Josh F.
“I
will be looking forward to going on the D. C. trip.” – Steven Newell
“I
will be looking forward to meeting new friends and get good grades.” – Nick Florimonte
“The 8th grade dance.” – Jeannie Turlich
“The
8th grade dance that we will have.” – Tricia Jones
“Making more friends.” –
Brittany Maxfield
“I
will be looking forward to being in the 8th grade and almost out of
Jr. High.” – Sarah Klosterman
“Being the big stuff here.” – Tyler Giffin
“
“Seeing
how short and brain-dead the 7th graders are about their schedules.”
– Kari Handy
“I
will be looking forward to see what the teachers are like.”- Ashley Hoeffer
“The teachers.” – Joshua Hoefer
“
“Being
the top dog and seeing a lot of hot 7th graders.” - JC Herth
“ I will look forward to new teachers.” – Brandon Hoeffer
“Going
to D.C.” – Zach Harrell
“Going
to
“I
will be looking forward to going to the 8th grade dance and going on
the
Thanks for all of your
responses! I hope we got them all right and we spelled things correctly!
8th Grade
Dance is May 27th! All 8th Graders at HJS are invited
to attend this “Rainforest Rendezvous” dance! (No students from other grades or
schools however.) Tuxes and other formal
attire are definitely not required, but we prefer no jeans and t-shirts. No
dates required; attend with your friends!
* Dance tickets will be sold May 9th to May 13th. Cost is $5.00 each. No tickets will be sold at the door, so get
yours ahead of time, 8th graders!
*There will be hors d’ oeuvres at a reception sponsored by the PTA and
Student Council.
*Parents may take pictures before the dance at
*The reception starts at
Upcoming Events:
- Band and Chorus Trip to Cedar Point
leaving Friday, May 13th.
- Honor Society Trip to
- Play Day and Awards Day Friday May 27th
- 8th Grade Dance May 27th
- No School Monday, May 30th,
Memorial Day
- Final Exams are scheduled for
Wednesday, June 1st, and Thursday, June 2nd. Bells 2, 4, 6 have exams on Wednesday;
Bells 1, 3, 5, and 7 test Thursday.
THERE WILL BE EARLY DISMISSAL ON BOTH DAYS –