The Boys Varsity Basketball

starting off the season 2-0

read about their current

season on page 10.

Catch up on the girls Varsity

Basketball season on Page 12.

The choir will be on channel 44

December 8th read about what

they have been up to on page 5.

Read about Varsity Wrestling

on Page 14.

Upcoming Events Page 2 Sam Werling 12/4/15

“Grades 3rd -5th Christmas Program”

On Tuesday December 8th starting at 6:30 PM and

ends at 8:30 PM in the auditeria.

“Middle School Choir Christmas Concert”

On thusday December 10th is the MS Choir

Christmas Concert which starts at 7:30 PM and

ends at 9:00 PM, and it is located in the auditeria.

Admission to the Program is $5.00.

2nd 9 weeks Interim

On Friday December 11th at 8:00 AM the 2nd nine

weeks interim goes home.

Freshman Class Ring Delivery

On Friday December 11th starting at 11:15 AM and

ending at 12:30 PM, Jostens will deliver the Class

Rings to the Freshmen who ordered them in the

auditeria.

“Brass-Mass” All-Bands Christmas Concert

The All Bands Christmas Concert starts at 7:30 PM

in the auditeria on Wednesday December 16th.

High School Choir Christmas Concert

The high school Christmas Concert will be held on

Thursday December 17th in the auditeria from 7:30

PM to 9:00 PM, admission is $5.00.

Winter Break

From Wednesday December 23rd 2015 to Friday

January 1st 2016 there is no school on account of

Witer Break.

Upcoming Boys Basketball Games

12/8/15-Junior High has a game at Columbus Grove

at 5:00 pm.

12/12/15- High School has a game at USV, JV starts

at 6:00 pm.

Upcoming Girls Basketball Games

12/8/15- High Schoool has a home game against

Wapak, JV starts at 6 pm.

12/8/15- JH has a home game against Columbus

Grove at 5 pm.

12/10/15- High School has a home game against

LCC, JV starts at 6 pm.

12/12/15- High School has a game at Botkins, JV

starts at noon.

Wrestling

12/8/15- JH has a match at Bluffton at 5 pm.

12/12/15-JH has an Invitational Tournament at

home at 10:00 am.

Pg.1 .............................. Cover

Pg. 2 ............................. Index

Pg. 3 ........................ Editorial

Pg. 4 .............. Agenda Book

Pg. 5 ............................. Choir

Pg. 7 ............................ SADD

Pg. 8 .................. French Club

Pg. 9 ..................... Quiz Bowl

Pg.10 Boys Varsity Basketball

Pg. 11 ...... Boys JV Basketball

Pg.12 Girls Varsity Basketball

Pg. 13 ...... Boys JV Basketball

Pg. 14 ....... Varsity Wrestling

Pg. 15 ............... Cheerleaders

Pg. 16 .......... Meet a Teacher

Pg. 17 ............ Meet a Senior

Pg. 18 ............. Meet a Junior

Pg. 19 .... Meet a Sophomore

Pg. 20 ....... Meet a Freshman

Pg. 21 .... Meet an 8th Grader

Pg. 22 ....... Meet a 7th Grader

Pg. 23 ........... Meet a Newby

Pg. 24 . Meet a CAM Student

Pg. 25 ........... Kids in the Hall

Hey Mustangs! We’re back to give you

the Upcoming Events of this week.

December 4, 2015 Jessica Copeland Page 3

It’s no surprise to

teenagers that our freedom for

confidentially doesn’t really go all

too far; whether it’s your mom

and dad looking through your

phone or the utter paranoia of

danger in their kid’s lives. Now the

thing here is what’s the line

between protection or parental

paranoia. There’s no doubting that

the Internet plays a big part of

people’s lives in the twenty-first

century, used in most homes and

schools, along with on mobile

devices. According to a 2015

survey by Pew Research Center,

nearly three-quarters of teens

(ages 13-17) have access to a

smartphone, and 92 percent of

teens go online daily. It’s no

wonder that many parents often

take to monitoring their teen’s

Internet history and other social

technology. But is too much

monitoring an invasion of privacy,

and is this monitoring actually

beneficial to teens? For many

young people online can serve as a

personal journal or log for their

thoughts but that’s the thing, not

everything said is something

comfortable for parents to see.

For many parents online and

phones are a good way to “keep

tabs” on their child but let’s be

honest, that’s a good way to burn

trust between families. On the

parent’s side of the argument,

many can justify the invasion of

privacy as keeping their children

safe. According to another survey

done in 2012, 81 percent of

parents were concerned about

advertisers and other third parties

gathering information on their

child’s online behavior, with 72

percent being concerned of

interaction with people they don’t

know and 69 percent worried

about how their child’s online

activity might affect future

opportunities. These factors might

weigh in to how many parents

decide what to monitor and what

to leave private. While the study

by Carnegie Mellon University

found that parents generally

agreed that their teens should

have some form of privacy and

demonstrated trust, most said

that if they really wanted to, they

could look at their children’s

phones. Most parents also

admitted that they struggle

making privacy decisions with

unknown technology, “making it

up as they go along”. Now where’s

the line here? If there is a justified

reason to be snooping around

then that’s understandable but

there is a point where it jumps to

paranoia and turns in to, “Where

are you going?” “Who are you

with?” “Why?” This can lead to

distrust and frustration regarding

teens and their parents.

December 4, 2015 Christin Welch Page 4

Once again it’s time for another weekly dose of the Allen East Agenda Book. This week we’ll be

going over page 60 and 61, which opens up the month of December-and who isn’t excited for the

upcoming holidays?

Vocab.

● ● ●

Desecrate v.

Violates the sanctity of.

The robbers desecrated the

temple.

● ● ●

Study for 50 minutes, then take a 10-minute

break. Stretch, relax, have an energy snack.

When you’re studying take it into

manageable loads, if 50 minutes doesn’t suit

you right, change it to whatever time

you’re comfortable with. Just try and keep

it a nice, long amount so that you’re ready

to take on the challenge of a heavy

workload of school.

CARING

Synonyms: Kind, thoughtful, gentle, considerate,

compassionate.

Antonyms: Insensible, callous, selfish, and unfeeling.

Is caring courageous? Why?

Caring can be very courageous, depending on a situation

or position of an individual. Take in consideration all of

the wrongs that have been going on in the world today,

current times. People who choose to care for the activists

and try to aid their cause can suffer the repercussions of

other’s hatred and dismay. In that case their interest and

care can be something that would put them in harm’s

way. Their courageous attitude to help and care brought

something potentially harmful into their way.

DNA was first

discovered by Swiss

physician Friedrich

Miescher in 1869.

“The price of greatness is responsibility.”

–Winston Churchill.

By this quote, Churchill was most likely referring to

how having such a high position would result in a

person having many roles which would result in

many duties and jobs to fulfill. If you are placed in a

position of high, take charge and live up to the

responsibilities you have.

November 30, 1874- Winston

Leonard Spencer Churchill, the

leader who guided Great Britain and

the allies through World War II, was

born.

December 4th 2015 Keaton Maehlman Pg. 5

Choir has some people who are really talented. Ms. Lindhurst has changed the Choir

(Royal Blues) to a Show Choir! This seems to be a pretty good idea and a good direction for

Allen East because of competition. Now, let’s see what they are doing for this month!

It’s a busy season for the

Royal Blues. They are

heading out to a

recording on December

8th, to rejoice Christmas

on Channel 44. Tune in

on Channel 44 to listen to

them. After that they

will carol around town.

They will be singing

“Lauddamus Te (La-

dah-moose tey)”, “ It’s

beginning to look a lot like

Christmas” , “Carol of the

bells”, “African Noel”, “We wish

you a Merry Chrismas”, “Silent

Night”, and “Baby, It’s cold

outside”.

Also there’s a Jr. High Choir

concert performing on

Thursday December 10th, it’s all

about Christmas because it’s

that time of year again. It’s

their Christmas program! They

sing a whole bunch of song

about Christmas to you!

On December 17th The High

School Choir is also having a

Christmas concert. The Royal

Blues will be performing

“Christmas on Broadway”

Way ahead of time, The Royal

Blues/Anyone are planning on

preforming the Play/Musical

called: The Sound of Music.

December 4, 2015 Mason DuVernay Page 7

This year’s SADD team has been working super hard to make sure you don’t make any

destructive decisions; decisions like drinking and driving, texting and driving, using

drugs or alcohol, or not using your seatbelt while riding in a car. Doing any of these could

be life threatening.

S.A.D.D. Team

The SADD team this year has 25

members. The freshman are Caitlyne

Spees, Faith Sealscott, Gage Rumer,

Hannah Kerchenfaut, Kennedy Ball,

Macayla Phillips, Madison Brown, and

Victoria Ristor. The sophomores are

Ethan Grant and Katie Thaxton. The

juniors are Allie Bowerman, Hannah

Hager, Corey Spees, Kendra Webster,

Alicia Lawrence, Dylan Koehlinger,

Colton Truex, and Sydney Rogers-

Meyers. The seniors are Morgan

Zellman, Kelsey Ball, Hayley Kirtland,

Adriane Hensley, Macy Roeder, Nate

Twining, and Ariel Schantz. The SADD

team has done a lot of things this

year, including two assemblies, seat

belt checks, and “Random Acts of

Kindness”. Their assemblies were

both about the same thing; wear your

seatbelt. One assembly was for the

junior high down to the kindergarten

and the other was for grades 9-12.

Seatbelt checks were in the parking

lots and everyone who wore their

seatbelt got a coupon for a free

McFlurry. “Random Acts of Kindness”

was the party that was held during

third and fourth period on the day

before Thanksgiving Break.

December 4, 2015 Christin Welch Page 8

This week the French class has been up to some pretty fun fashion if you know

what I mean. Students were all given an assignment of having a certain fashion

designer to study, and once they had discovered that designer’s main motif they

were to dress in what that designer would have thought to make them for the

runway. Here are some of the pictures of the kids and how they thought they

would dress like if they were

in France.

December 4, 2015 Corey Spees Page 9

This group of intelligent kids has been studying up on their information to make sure that they

have the answers. This group of kids is the Allen East Quiz Bowl team and we are here to

update you on how the brainiacs are doing in their matches.

The Quiz Bowl team has

been hitting the books,

improving their knowledge

of just about everything so

that they can perform at

their best when they go

head to head with the

other brainiacs of other

schools. This year’s Varsity

quiz bowl team consists of

seniors Evan Stover, Lucas

Coon, Ariel Schantz, Paige

Sweinheart, Dakota Clark,

and Sara Plaugher, and

juniors Paul Yuhasz, Ben

Leis, Kendra Webster, and

Dylan Koehlinger. The

Junior Varsity team has

Sophomores Mason

DuVernay, Tim Dunn,

Drea Hensley, Madison

Richards, and Dalen Foster,

and Freshman Caitlyne

Spees, and Derek

Koehlinger. The varsity

quiz bowl team has a

record of 4 individual wins

and 18 individual losses

during their matches. Their

matches have been at LCC,

NWC was at Delphos

Jefferson, and Wiz Quiz

was at TV 44.

December 4th, 2015 Lacey Wright Page 10

The varsity boys started out strong this year! 2-0 and going strong!

The boys are coached by Brad Clum and are assisted by Gerald

Lehman. Read on to see how the boys’ did on their first two games and

to get the schedule for the rest of their season.

On Friday November 27th the

boys hosted the New Bremen

Cardinals. It was a

tough game as the

boys were down 19-7

after one quarter but

fought a tough battle

and ended up pulling

out the win 67-63.The

leading scorer was

Spencer Miller with 24 points.

Trailing behind him was Kain

Foster with 17 points (4 three-

pointers).

On Saturday November 28th the

Mustangs played Pandora -

Gilboa. They played hard and

won 69-57. Kain Foster had 28

points (made 6 three-pointers).

Spencer Miller got into foul

trouble and only had 3 points

but Johnny Brinkman had 17

points, Travis Guthrie had

10 points and Luke Perkins

also had 10 points.

The Next Varsity game is on

December 4th home against

Shawnee, then on Saturday

away against Botkins.

On December 12th the varsity

boys play USV at USV.

The boys’ last game before

Christmas break is December

18th at home

against

Lincolnview.

Come out and

support our

varsity boys!!!

Boys JV Basketball December 4, 2015 Corey Spees Page 11

This year’s JV boys basketball team has started off to a pretty good session. The boys are

practicing hard and playing harder. the boys have had two games so far against Perry and new

Bremen and looking for wins over their upcoming competitors.

The JV team has had two games so far

against Pandora, and New Bremen. The

boys’ first game was against New Bremen,

They played really well and came out on

top, they won that game 51-37.

The boys’ game against Pandora wasn’t

exactly their night, losing 54-25. The boys

played their hardest the whole game trying

to get back in the game but that night just

was not their night. The boys JV basketball

team is looking to shake off this loss to

Pandora and come up with a win in their

next games with Shawnee December 4 at

home, Botkins, December 5 at Botkins, USV

(Upper Scioto Valley) December 12 at USV,

and Lincolnview December 18 at home. The

boys are working hard to get a victory over

their competitors.

The junior high boys basketball team has

had three victories at home this session

they are preforming very well this session.

We will catch up with the boys junior high

team in the next Mustanger.

Girls Varsity Basketball December 4, 2015 Ally Richardson Page 12

The Varsity Girls’ Basketball team this year has put in a lot of effort to prepare for their season. Their

season officially started on November 20 because they played in the Bluffton Holiday Tournament.

Their next game was on November 28 and they took on Waynesfield at Waynesfield. Let’s see how they

did.

At the Bluffton tournament

they played against Arlington

and Cory Rawson. They beat

Cory Rawson and lost against

Arlington. The Arlington game

was a hard loss

for the

Mustangs but they still fought

hard. Kyra Clark and Kylie Wyss

both had 9 points. Kaitlyn

McKeever fell right behind them

with 5 points. The score at the

end of the first half was 30-7. The final score of

the game was 57-23 but they came back strong

the next day against Cory Rawson. Kylie Wyss

had 23 points, Kyra Clark had 10, Kaitlyn

McKeever had 12, and Chloe Lawrence had 13.

Alyssa Young and Ally Richardson

had 2 points. By the first quarter

the Mustangs were up with the

score being 30-15. The final score

of the Cory Rawson game was 62-

29. The Mustangs were ahead for

the whole game against Waynesfield and they

got the W! The score was 45-37 and Kylie Wyss

had 12 points for the Mustangs. The girls record

is currently 2-2 because they took a very sad lost

to Hardin Northern with the score being 40-38.

With 10 seconds left

Kaitlyn McKeever shot an

amazing three and she

swished it which then ties

the score 38-38.

Unfortunately Hardin

Northern was able to put up a

bunny and made which got

them the win. A little bit about

the team, the coaches for this

year’s girls’ team are once again

Dana

Koontz and

he is assisted by Dre White.

The girl’s team this year is

very young. There is only

one senior and she is Kylie

Wyss. The juniors on the

team this year are Alyssa Young, Kaitlyn

McKeever, and Jade Meyer. The sophomores are

Kyra Clark and Chloe Lawrence. The freshmen

are Ally Richardson and Gracie young and

Laruen Criblez and Kate Newland dress. For the

Month of December they will play

a total of 6 games. They will play

on the 3 against Delphos Jefferson

and on the 8 it is their first home

game against Wapakoneta. They

play on the 10 against LCC at LCC

and then on the 12 they take on Botkins at

Botkins. They play the 17 as well and get to play

at home and they are facing Lincolnview and

finally they play the 21 at home again and they

are playing against Pandora Gilboa. The Lady

Mustang basketball team will be working hard

for every win so come out and

show them support and cheer

them on.

Girls JV Basketball December 4, 2015 Olivia Lawrence Pg. 13

This year the JV girls’ team is working hard to achieve their goals this

year. Although they have some injuries they still work hard to win. The

girls have had 3 games and this how they have done:

The JV, even though their first game was a loss, they are working hard to have a winning record. The JV coach this year is Madison Clark. There are 8 players on the JV: Olivia Lawrence, Sydney Miller, Lauren Criblez, Madison McVicker, Kate Newland, Riley Newland, Kinsey Helser, Sonya Truex, and Gracie Young. The JV has had two games so far this year. Their first game was November 21 at Corey Rawson. They played Arlington and lost 37-25. On November 28, the JV had a game at Waynesfield and won 45-9.

The girls scored 30 points in the first half and held Waynesfield at 5 points. Sydney Miller was the lead scorer of the game. Madison McVicker fouled out in the fourth quarter with two minutes left in the game. On December 1, 2015 the JV had a game at

Hardin Northern. They won 22-18. Their first home game is Monday December 8 against Wapakoneta. Then they play home against LCC on December 10. The JH has had one game, but will be covered next week.

Varsity Wrestling December 4, 2015 Olivia Lawrence Pg. 14

The wrestling season is underway and the team has been

preparing for this year. They have had a preview already and

are ready to start their matches, here is a little more about

them:

The coach once again this year

is Mike Abbey. The boys are

working hard to achieve their

goals for this season. There

are three seniors this year:

Brandon Soules, Logan

Emerick, and Lee Dues. The

Other wrestlers are Lucas

Freeman, Luke brown, Austin

Wireman, Schuyler Caprella,

Scott Neu, Cody Kretzer, and

Andreas Garcia. The varsity

had a preview at Celina on

November 28. ON Saturday

December 5, they have the

Edison invite. ON Wednesday

December 16, the boys have a

tri meet at Delphos St. Johns.

ON Saturday December 19, they

have a meet at Shawnee. On

Monday and Tuesday December

28-29, the boys have the

Marion Harding classic.

On January 7, they have the

double duals. On Tuesday

January 19, they have a meet

at Delphos Jefferson. On

January 22-23, the boys have

the Van Buren invite. ON

January 29-30, the varsity has

the Thunderbird invite. On

Saturday February 6, the NWC

takes place at Paulding. ON

February 9 they have a meet

home against Liberty Benton

and Ottawa Glandorf. On

February 12, their last meet

takes place home against

Elida. The JH wrestling will be

covered next week.

December 4, 2015 Sidney Rogers Page 15

This year’s basketball cheerleaders are off to a magnificent start. They have cheered on our

boys. This year’s varsity cheerleaders include senior Destiny Goble. Juniors, Kasey Reneau,

Kassidy Reneau, Kayla Redman, Sarah Perez, Taylor Gutierrez, Kierstin Prater. Sophomores

Alexa Hawk, Lacey Wright, Reagan Schick. Freshmen Mallory Austin, and Sydney Treglia.

MEET A TEACHER December 4, 2015 Adriane Hensley Pg. 16

A lot of us may look to her has one of the greatest

leaders. She is constantly smiling and always there to

lift us up. She is passionate about her role and cares

about us all! You guessed it, her name is;

Mrs. Prichard Q: How long have you been teaching at Allen

East?

A: This year will be completing my 10th year.

Q: What do you love most about being a

teacher?

A: I love watching kids succeed.

Q: What would you say is your

least favorite thing about

teaching?

A: My least favorite thing about

teaching is discipline and

paperwork.

Q: Why did you decide to become a teacher?

A: I didn’t like any of my high school teachers

and I knew I could do better.

Q: What’s the easiest part about being a

teacher?

A: The easiest part is just hanging out with the

kids.

Q: What’s the hardest part?

A: The hardest part is watching kids make

destructive decisions.

Q: What do you enjoy most about being the

advisor of various clubs?

A: I like knowing that I make a difference on

a different level than teaching.

Q: What else do you do besides teach at Allen

East?

A: I coach powerlifting, work floor sets at

American Eagle, teach fitness classes, and I

am a grandma to the cutest grandbaby!

December 4, 2015 Nate Twining Page 17

You probably have see her in the halls. You can probably see her coming out of

KP’s room at least 100 times a day. Yes that is right, we’re talking about Ms. Kelsey Ball. Today

we learn a little bit more about her and how her school year is going!

Q: How is your senior year going?

A: It’s going really good. I’m having a

lot of fun.

Q: What activities are you

involved in?

A: Recently I joined

Drama Club. I am in

FCA, Student

Council, SADD, And

Band.

Q: Do you plan on going to college

after school?

A: Yes, I plan on going to OSU.

Q: What do you plan on doing after

School?

A: I plan to go to college to study to

become a Forenscic Nurse.

Q: What is your most memorable moment

in High School?

A: My most memorable moment

was when Monty and Schelb got

into a nerf gun battle.

Q: Any words of advice to the

underclassmen?

A: Do your work and keep your

grades up because it really pays off

when you apply to college.

Q: Anthing you’d like to add?

A: Ye, “Go Blue!”

You’ve probably seen this funny, smart, nice girl in the hallway or

band room before. She knows everybody and is nice to them all. She’s

great at playing coronet. If you haven’t guessed it by now then you’ve

clearly never met her. It’s Olivia Golden.

Olivia Golden

Q.) How’s your school year going

so far?

A.) It’s going pretty swell.

Q.) What’s your favorite

class? Why?

A.) My favorite class

is band because

it’s fun.

Q.) Do you have any special

hobbies?

A.) My special hobby is

sleeping.

Q.) Are you in any

after school

activities?

A.) I’m in Brass and Pep-band.

Q.) Are you excited to be a senior

next year?

A.) Yes, very.

Q.) What do you plan on doing

after high school?

A.)I plan on going to college.

Q. Are you looking any

colleges specifically?

A. No, not yet.

Q.) What class are you most

skilled at?

A.) I’m best at art class.

Q.) Who is your favorite

teacher?

A.) Mrs. Bockrath is my favorite.

December 4, 2015 Jessica Copeland Page 19

We are sure you’ve seen this super fly guy strutting his stuff down the halls of Allen East, he loves sunsets, long walks on the beach, and doing interviews. This week we get to interview our sophomore of choice:

Q. So Tyler, how’s the year been going so far?

A. Well it just got even better! Every day’s a new day!

Q. Are you involved in anything at school?

A. I’m in show choir.

Q. What’s your favorite part of show choir?

A. Well I really don’t like getting sweaty but I like to dance.

Q. Are you a good dancer?

A. No, I’m not.

Q. Is this year any better/easier than last year?

A. No.

Q. What sort of hobbies do you have?

A. I play video game, that’s it. That’s my life.

Q. What game is you’re favorite at the moment?

A. My favorite games would probably be Fallout 4 or Farcry 4.

Q. Do you have a favorite teacher?

A. Probably would have to be Mr. Shaffer.

Q. Are you happy to not have to live that freshman life anymore?

A. Oh gosh it’s so amazing.

Q. What’s one of your favorite memories of the year so far?

A. My favorite thing would be just all of the wonderful ridiculous conversations we have at lunch. Q. Would you consider yourself a good dancer?

Meet an 8th Grader

12/4/15 Sam Werling Page 21

Today we will be meeting an 8th Grader who you may see walking in the halls or talking to

some friends but never the less Carter Burden is an 8th Grader. Have you ever wondered what

he likes to do? Well here is your chance to find out. Because we have just interviewed him and

here is what he had to say.

Q. What type of cars do

you like?

A. I like older cars from the

1950’s back.

Q. What makes you like

those kinds of cars?

A. I like them because they

have nice body styles.

Q. What made you start to

like old cars?

A. Old movies made me start to like

old cars.

Q. Do you hope to find and drive an

older car when you get your

driver’s license? If so what kind and

why?

A. Yes I do, I want a 1946 Chevy

Pickup. I want it because it is just

the kind of truck that I want to

drive.

Q. How is your school year

going so far?

A. It’s been pretty good so

far.

Q. Do you have any goals for

the school year?

A. My goal is to get all A’s this

year.

Q. What do you do in your

spare time?

A. I work on my computer in my spare

time.

Q. What is your

favorite class?

A. My favorite class is

Algebra 1.

Q. Who is your favorite

teacher?

A. My favorite teacher

is Mr. Schafer.

MEET A 7Th GRADER December 4, 2015 Adriane Hensley Pg.. 22

You may see her smiling and laughing with her friends in the hallway.

She is always willing to help anyone who needs it. She loves to jump,

flip, and cheer her heart out. She’s full of energy and such a

sweetheart! That’s right, her name is;

Caitlyn Musselman Q; How is your year going so far?

A: It’s good, my graders are good.

Q: What’s your favorite sport and why?

A: My favorite sport is competitive cheer. I enjoy

cheering,, seeing my friends, and always having

fun.

Q: Who is your favorite teacher?

A: Mrs. Downey is because she is very nice.

Q: What’s your favorite class?

A: My favorite class is Pre-Algebra because I like

math.

Q: If you could change one thing about the school,

what would you change?

A: I would change how long the school day lasted

because it is too long.

Q: What’s your least favorite and favorite thing

about school?

A: My least favorite thing is getting up early and

my favorite thing is getting to see my friends.

Q: If you could change our school colors, what

would they be?

A: Mint green and coral because those are my

favorite color.

December 4th, 2015 Keaton Maehlman Pg. 23

December 4, 2015 Nate Twining Page 28

You might see her in the halls. You might see her in your classroom. Shoot, you might

have already read her page. Yes that’s right today I’m interviewing our very own cam/av

student, Ally Richardson!

Q. What grade are you in?

A. I’m in 9th Grade.

Q. What do you like about 9th Grade?

A. I like how nice everything is and the

teachers.

Q. How long have you done this class?

A. This is my first year.

Q. What do you think of this class?

A. I like it.

Q. Are you in any sports or after school

activities?

A. I’m in Soccer, Basketball, and Track. I’m also

in 4-H.

Q. And how has that been going?

A. Really good! Soccer is awesome, and the

team is going good. I’m excited for

basketball and track.

Q. How many years have you been doing this?

A. 4-H: 6 years Soccer: 9 Years

Basketball: 4Years Track: 1 Year

Q. What do you plan on doing after school?

A. I plan on being a physical therapist, and I

would like to get a scholarship for any sport

I play.

Q. Any word of advice?

A. Always try your hardest and never give up,

and go to a friend for help.

Q. Anything else you’d like to add?

A. Nope, I’m good.

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