October, 2014 Lions` Roar

TheLions’Roar
TheLions’Roar
OCTOBER2014
Volume2Issue3
CheckouttheLionsRoaronline@www.lewis.kyschools.us/school/lchs/studentnews.htm
HomecomingCourt
Pages2&3
LewisCountyHighSchool
BandofPrideheadedto
Stateforthe5thyearin
row.Page10
LCHSDramaDepartmentpresents“The
Matchmaker”Page13
InsideThisIssue
HomecomingCourt
2&3
PowderPuff
4&5
HomecomingDance
6&7
Football
8&9
StateBound
10
CheeringontheLions
CrossCountryHeadedtoRegional
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OctoberTricks‐Volleyball
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“TheMatchmaker”ComingSoon
TSAPrepsforCompetition
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ClubHappenings
ClassNews
LewisCountyHighSchool
HomecomingQueenandKing
MorganEnixandClayEsham
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ThisMonthinHistory
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NovemberMenu
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NovemberEventCalendar
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LewisCountyHighSchool
79LionLane
Vanceburg,KY
606‐796‐2823
www.lewis.kyschools.us/school/
lchs
2013HomecomingQueenAlexisEnixpassesthecrownontohersister,
Morgan,beforetheHomecominggameagainstWestCarter.
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4.
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2.
5.
2013HomecomingRoyalty
AlexisEnix&TommyBuckner.
3.
SeniorCourt
1. EmilyFrye&Clay
Esham
2. ShelbyLucas&Jordan
Davis
3. MorganEnix&Isaac
Weddington
4. KamiBentley&Dalton
Stamm
5. McKenzieThompson
&AustinRucker
JuniorCourt:ltor-KenzieCaudill&TommyParks,SydneyMcCane&MichaelIery,JayceyFite&AustinEvans,LexiAdkins&KirklandEverman,andKatieKamer&JakeParker.
SophomoreCourt:ltor-HayleeStamm&TannerUnderwood,ChelseParks&ZaneFrye-Scott,Kylee
Caudill&BradyThomas,AshleeBurriss&LeviBentley,andAutumnLewis&TrevinEllis.
FreshmenCourt:ltor-AbbyPick&IsaacKelly,KatieButler&BryceWallingford,HaleyBox&Justin
Howard,JadaThurman&CodyRipato,andBrianaClemons&RenoGarrett.
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SeniorsDominatePowderPuff2014
byLexiAdkins
WednesdayOctober22theJuniorandSeniorgirlssquaredupatthe40yardline.Headtohead
andtoetotoe,eachteamhadfunandplayedtheirheartsout.TheSeniorsescapedwith2inju‐
riesandtheJuniorsescapedwithonly1injury.TheJuniorshadatoughdefensebuttheSen‐
iorshadarockingoffense.Thegameended29‐8;Seniors.Afterthegame,eachteamcameto‐
getherasaschoolandwerefriendlyevenafterthe
roughandtoughgametheyhadjustplayed.Thisgame
wasagoodrepresentationofagooddefense,agood
offense,andamazingsportsmanship.
EventhoughallPowderPuffQueencandidateswere
verybeautiful,KyleJarrellsakaVeraFabunique,won
thetitleasLewisCountyPowderPuffQueenforrais‐
ingthemostmoney.Congratulationsforgoingout
thereandstruttingyourstuff.
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HomecomingWeekComingtoanEnd…
byMorganEnix
LCHS's"Club14"themeddancebroughtinhundredsofstudents!Theevent
tookplaceinthegymforthe irsttimeinyears!Studentshadplentyofroom
toboogiedownandsocialize.Thedance,extendedtofourhours,remained
wellattendeduntil12:00.
Last,IwouldliketothanktheLCHSstudentbodyforbestowingmewiththe
honorofHomecomingQueen2014,andSeniorClayEshamwiththehonorof
HomecomingKing!Wecouldnotbemorethankfulforourpeers'support.
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AFTERtheICEAGE
byDukeClinton
OurLionsofthegridironenteredthecrispandcolorfuldaysofOctoberwithouttheservicesof ieldgeneralIsaac“Ice
Man”Weddington.HewasoneofthetopquarterbacksinnortheasternKen‐
tuckyandtheleaderofapowerfuloffensethatwasmakingitsmarkamong
areateams.CoachHughesandhisstaffhadthedif iculttaskofmidseasonad‐
justmentandanewstrategy.ThepositionofQBwaseventuallyputonthe
shouldersofJordan“Scoobie”Davis,atalentedathletewithadifferentsetof
skills.Thediewascastandtheseasonwentforward.
TheLionstravelledtoMaysvilleforthe irstbattleoftheOctobercampaign.
TommyParkssharedQBdutieswithDavisinahardfoughtgamethatdepend‐
edonathunderinggroundattack.The“BruiseBrothers”carriedtheloadwith
TylerMustardprovidingthespeed.Mason“Chumley”Thurmanledinrushingwith113yards.Thegoallinewas
crossedbybothDaltonStammandMustard.ThedefenseheldthehighscoringRoyalstojust19points.Leadingtack‐
lerswereAustinEvans,AndrewSwingler,AustinEgbert,andKirklandEverman.Whenthe inalhornsounded,thetally
wasaclose19‐14.Itwasavalianteffortwithadisappointingend.
Stillontheroad,theLionsboardedthebusandheadedtoEast
Carter’sHomecomingwithaforecastofprobablerain.Probable
precipitationbecameadelugefortheentiregame.TheRaider
Homecomingwasnotonlydampenedbytheweather,butalsoby
theLion’sresoundingvictoryina36‐7romp.All36pointswere
scoredinthe irsthalfwhenthe ieldwasabit irmer.Mustard
had4touchdownswhilegaining152yardsonjust8carries.Dev‐
onDuncanscoredanotherTDonapassfromDavisand2point
conversionswererunbyMustard,Parks,andStamm.
YetanothertriptookourroadwearyfootballerstoIvan
McGlone ieldtofacetheRedDevils.AweekafteraconvincingwinoverpreviouslyundefeatedMason,Russellshowed
nosignsoflettingup.Thetradition‐richDevilsdealtourLionsa36‐6defeat.TheoffensewasmostlyDaviswhothrew
for55yardsandgained72ontheground.LeadingdefenderswereStamm,Mustard,Everman,andZaneFrye‐Scott.
TheseriesofawaygameswouldleaveourLionswitharecordof4winsagainst4losses.Ournextcontestwouldbea
trueHomecomingagainstagoodWestCartersquad.
RollPride!
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byDukeClinton
HOMEATLAST,HOMEATLAST!
THANKGODALMIGHTY!WE’REHOMEATLAST!
Afterthreeweeksontheroad,ourLewisCountyLionsreturnedforatrueHomecoming.Notonlywasthegameim‐
portantforthisannualriteofFall,butitwasalsotodeterminethe inalspotinourdistrictforabirthintheplayoffs.
ThewinnerwouldplayinNovember,buttheloserwouldendtheseasononHalloweennight.
Following the evening’s festivities, the rather large crowd settled in for an exciting game that was well worth the
priceofadmission.WestCarterkickedoffandforceda3andoutonthe irstseries.CometQB,BradenBrown,started
thescoringwitha29yardtouchdownrun.Theextrapointattemptwasnogood.
The Bruise Brothers and speedster Tyler Mustard came back with a strong and
sustainedgroundgame.Unfortunately,thedrivediedonly6yardsfrompaydirt.
The irstquarterwouldendwiththescore6‐0.
Thesecondperiodbeganwithanotherdrivethatstayedontheground.Again,
Dalton Stamm and Mason Thurman punished the Comet defense, while Mustard
ranaroundthem.Mustardcappedoffthedrivewitha12yardrun.Anattemptto
tack on 2 more points was unsuccessful. The
scorewasbrie lyknottedat6‐6.Westresponded
quickly with a TD pass from Brown to Mosley.
The Lions blocked the kick attempt to leave the
tallyat12‐6.
AthwarteddrivefortheLionswasfollowedbywhatwaslikelythebestdefensive
playoftheyear.AvicioussackbyStammdislodgedtheballthatwasscoopedupby
AustinEgbertandcarriedintotiethescoreat12‐12with2:53leftinthehalf.West
camerightbackwitha54yardTDrunbyMitchellwithMosleyadding2.Afterthree
ballexchanges,MitchellrananotherTDwith11.6secondsleft.Mosleyaddedakickto
makethehalftimescore27‐12.
ThesecondhalfopenedwithMichaelLumpkinsrecoveringanonsidekick.Thefollowingdrivewasdominatedby
therunningofMustardanda25yardpassfromJordanDavistoMustardwhichcameafteraMustardTDrunwascalled
back.ATDrunbyDaviswasalsocalledbackbutwasfollowedbyaTDpassfromDavistoMustard.A2pointextra
pointattemptwasagainnogood.ThatcuttheCometsleadto27‐18.
Mustard’sheroicscontinuedasheinterceptedaBrownpassontheLewis43andreturnedittotheWestCarter16.
Fourplayslater,StammpoweredinfortheTD.The2pointattemptfailedoncemore.Thethirdquarterendedwitha
scoreof27‐24.
Several minutes into the fourth quarter, Lewis was on a steady drive behind
therunningofStammandKirklandEvermanwhohadreplacedtheinjuredThur‐
man.Mustardonceagaincamethroughwitha46yardTDrun.The2pointat‐
temptafterwarddidnotsucceed.TheLionshadtheir irstleadofthegameat30‐
27withlessthan8minutestoplay.
West Carter began the next series at
their own 46. Despite a huge sack by Eg‐
bert during the drive, with less than 4
minutes left West had the ball on the 4
yardlineanditwas4thdown.Brownpro‐
ceeded to loft a sideline pass to his brother Payton in the end zone for the go
aheadtouchdown.AnotherkickbyMosleyputthescoreat34‐30.
In what would be the inal drive of the game, the thunder of Stamm and the
lightningofMustardwouldtaketheLionstothe7yardlineanditwas4thand5.
Mustardranaroundtheleftendbutwasforcedoutofboundsonthe6yardline.TheCometstookakneetwicetoend
thegame.
WestCarter6210734
LewisCounty01212630
The34to30 inalscoredoesn’ttellthewholestory.Itneverdoes.ItwasHomecoming.Makingtheplayoffswason
the line. It was a hard hitting battle that put all who braved the cold on an emotional roller coaster. Neither team
wouldgiveup.Bothsideskeptrespondingtothechallengesoftheother.Itwasaclassicgamewithasadending,butit
willberemembered,asitshouldbe.
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StateBound
TheLCMarchingBandofPrideis
enjoyingaverysuccessfulseason.
Theyreallykickeditoffatthestart,
andcontinuedontheirtraditionof
success.Justasthebandthought
theyweren'tgoingtomakeit,they
weresupersurprisedwhenthey
wereannouncedasasemi‐ inalist.
Thiscomestoshowthatwithplenty
ofhope,teamwork,anddesire,
greatthingswillhappen!
TheMarchingBandstartedoffthe
seasonatBourbon.Theythenwent
ontoMason,MSU,Shelbyville,But‐
lerTraditional(sweepingtheir
Class),MadisonCentral,Bourbon,
andisnowheadedtoDanville,for
theStateSemi‐Finalsforthe5th
yearinrow!
LastSaturday,theBandplaced6th
atBourbonCountyintheRegion
FinalsandscoredPro icientwitha
77.2,2.8pointsawayfromaDistin‐
guished.
WithouramazingColorGuard,we
haveevenmoreofagreatreputa‐
tion.Theyhaveplace irstinallof
thecompetitions,exceptone,which
wasatMSU.
Ofcourse,theBandwouldn'thave
madeitwithouttheguidanceofthe
amazingsectionleaders:CayleyPot‐
ter,HeavenJones,BethThomas,and
RachelBentley.And,thetalented
FieldCommander,TyranEllis.Not
tomention,BandDirectorMatt
VoilesandGuardDirectorRenee
McCane.
StateSemi‐Finalsisabigdealfor
ourMarchingBand.Thereisno
doubtthattheycontinuemakingour
highschoolasproudascanbe.We
canonlywishthebestinDanville,at
theStateSemi‐Finalstomorrow.
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byKamiBentley
CheeringontheLions
Betweenfundraisingandhoursofpractice,theLCHScheerleadershavetheirschedulesjampacked!
Withthe irstperformanceonlyfourweeksaway,thecheerleaderslookforwardtoagreatcompetitionseason.Currently,thereisavarietyofLCapparelbeingsoldbythecheerleaders.Ifinterestedin
addingtoyourLCwardrobe,contactanyvarsitycheerleaderforinfo.
WeCrossedtheCountry
byJoshuaHeininger
TheLCHSCrossCountryteamwrappeduptheirregularseasonwithtwogreatmeets.Both,heldatMasonCounty,
provedthateventhoughtheseasoniscomingtoanendtherunnersaren'treadytoquit.SeniorJoshuaHeininger(Me)
andJuniorMasonMassiearebothlookingaheadtothisSaturday’sRegionalmeet,alsoheldatMason.IfMassieandI
cancrossthe inishlinewithatimearound18:30,wewillbothhaveaspotinnextweek'sStateChampionshipmeetat
theLexingtonHorsePark.
Basedonourlastcouplemeetstheteamisinagoodpositionheadingintotheregionalcompetition.Massiehas
droppedatleastaminuteeachracehehasranallseason,startingtheyearwithatimeof24minutesandroundingitoff
toalow19‐minutes.
Mason,thoughmovingquicklythroughthepack,isnottheonlyrunnertoshaveminutesfromhistime.EighthGrader
MichaelWhitehasdroppeddownsubstantiallyfromhisopenseasonmeettime.ThoughnoteligiblefortheStateMeet,
Whitehasbeenrunningwiththehighschoolboysmostoftheyear.Michaelstartedtheyearrunninginmiddleschool
eventssothechangefromonegrouptothenextwasachallengingexperienceforhim.SinceMichael’s irstvarsityrace
hehascutaboutfourminutesfromhistime.
Theonlyotherrunneronthecourseisyourstruly.LikesaidaboveI'minagoodpositionforSaturdaysmeetanda
chanceatState.GoingintothemeetI'mbothexcitedanddiscouraged.I'mgladI'mwhereI'matnow,butalways
wishedbymylastmeetofmysenioryearmyrunningtimeswouldbesomuchquicker.Mybesttimeoftheseason...
18:50;whichhappenstobethesametimeIstartedtheseasonwith.SoIguessthroughouttheyearIwouldn'tsayI've
improvedorgottenworse,justthatI'mwhereI'mat,andreadytogiveitallIhaveonemoretime.
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OctoberServesUpTricksforLCHSVolleyball
OurLadyLionsVolleyballsquadenteredthemonthofOctoberwitha
recordof18wins,and11losses.Otherthantwobattleslosttoregion
leaderandfavorite,Raceland,theLadyLionshadsplitwithRussell,and
defeatedGreenupCounty.
TheLadyLionsentered63rdDistrictaction lyinghighandonahot
streak.Thetournament,athome,seemedwithintheirgrasp.Sadly,
RussellcameintoLewiswithanaxetogrindandapointtoprove.Our
LadyLionsfellinthreestraight,sweptbytheLadyDevils25‐21,25‐20,
and25‐18.TheDistricttitle...gone.
CourtneyWrightandMcKennaEldridgeledLewisCountywithsix
kills.ChelseParksadded ivekillsandtwoaces,withHayleyPoynter
addingthreeaces.
The inalswereset:RacelandandRussell.Racelandcameawayvic‐
toriousandwereheadingforaRegioncrownatpresstime.
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PotterandCottinghamtoStarin“TheMatchmaker”
TheLewisCountyHighSchoolDramaDepartment,underthedirectionofMissKaylaStafford,willperform“The
Matchmaker”byThortonWilderonNovember7that6pmandNovember8that1pm.StarringCayleyPotterasDolly
andLoganCottinghamasHorace,theplayisahumorousriotthatwillhaveaudienceslaughingoutloudandcryingout
formore!
“Theplay,setinthe1880s,opensatthehomeofHoraceVandergelder(from
theGermandasGeld,“money”),inYonkers,NewYork.Awidower,andimmense‐
lyproudofbeingahalf‐millionaire,HoraceispreparingforatriptoNewYork
City.Havingrejectedthesuitofanartist,AmbroseKemper(DevonWatson),who
wantstomarryhisniece,Erma(EdenJordan),Horacehasdecidedtosendhis
nieceawaytofrustrateanyweddingplans.AfterVandergelderleaves,DollyLevi,
afriendofhislatewife,andutilizedbyHoraceasamarriage‐broker,enters.Dolly
issympathetictotheniece’sromance,andagreestohelpErmaandAmbrose.
WhenVandergelderreturns,hetellsMrs.Levithathenowplanstomarrythe
NewYorkmillinerIreneMolloy(GraceBloom ield)”(WilderSociety).Dollyhas
otherplansforMr.Vandergelder.Yes,he’llgotoNewYork,buthe’llmeetother
suitorsand inallyendupwiththebridethatDollyplansforhimtomarry.
WhileinNewYork,Vandergelderleaveshisstore(whichhasmadehimmillions)withhistrustedclerks,Cornelius
andBarneby(KyleJarrellsandTitusLemaster).However,theydecidealittleadventureisintheirfuture.Thetwotrav‐
eltoNewYorkandenduponadatewithMs.MolloyandhertrustedemployeeMinnieFaye(KamiBentley).“Inthe
inalact,allthecharactersarriveatthehomeofFloravanHuysen(BreeCooper),Horace’srelative.Floramisidenti ies
theromanticcouples,believing,forexample,thatBarnaby(dressedasawoman)isHorace’sniece,andthattherealEr‐
maandAmbrosearesomebodyelse,sothatthefarcicalsituationbecomesevenmorechaotic”(WilderSociety).Even‐
tually,trueidentitiesarerevealed,andFlorapersuadesHoracetolivealittleandallowhisfriendsandfamilytoenjoy
theworldaroundthem.
JointheLCHSDramaDepartmentonNovember7that6pmandNovember8that1pmforafun illedeveningofenter‐
tainmentandlaughter.Adultticketsare$5andStudentticketsare$3.Concessionswillbesold.Allpatronagesup‐
portstheLCHSDramaDepartment.
Visitusonline:http://lchsdramadepartmentkaylastaff.blogspot.com/
TheLCHSDramaDepartmenttoHold"DollarWar."
Thegradewiththemostmoneyintheirjarwillgettowatch“The
Matchmaker”forfreeattheendoftheschoolday.Popcornwillbe
providedforfree,andcandybarsandpopwillbesoldfor$1each.
byKyleJarrells
TSAPreparesforCompetition
NotmuchhasbeenhappeningwithTSAlately.Thisisbecausethey'repreparingforsomemajorcompetitioninthe
future.
Inthespring,SeniorCaptainAustinAllen,willbeleadingtheteamtotwocompetitionsthisyearatLouisvilleand
Morehead.There,theywillbecompetinginmanycategories,buttheremostsuccessfulcategoriesare:Dragster,Prob‐
lemSolving,andChapterTeam.
WithallofTSA'spreparationthatthey'vehadandwillhaveuntilspring,weonlywishthemthebestofluckwhen
theycompete.
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Beware!GhostsandGoblinsInvadeFMCTC
byJordanGonzalez
HOSAhasbeenplanningfortheupcomingHaunted
House!Wehavealotofspookyideasinstore!Wejust
mightjustknockyoursocksoff!TheHauntedHouse
willtakeplaceintheFMCTCSchooltonight,October
31,at7:30p.m.Comeoutandgetthethrillingexcite‐
mentofwhatwe'vebeenworkingonforthepast
month!
FBLAtoTourNKU
byJordanGonzalez
FBLAhasbeenworking
ontheHauntedHouse!
AlongwiththeotherFMCTC
clubs!Comeoutandgeta
thrilltonight,October31,at
7:30p.m.Also,FBLAwill
hostatourtoNKUonNo‐
vember13.WIAwilljoinin
aswell.
SKILLSandSpooks
byMorganEnix
ThemembersofSKILLSUSAwouldliketoinviteeveryone
tocometotheFMCTCHauntedHousetonight,October31st,
afterthefootballgame!ThemembersofSKILLS,HOSA,and
FBLAhavebeenworkingdiligentlytosetuptheirHaunted
House!Theeventisanannualfundraiser.Pleasecomeoutto
supportFMCTCclubsandtohaveaspook‐taculartime!
Don’tMisstheBus
byJordanGonzalez
Ihopeeveryoneenjoyedtheirselvesatthismonth'sReturnTrip!IknowIenjoyedtheawe‐
somecateringanddowntime!SophomoresandJuniorstooktheACTpracticetestwhilethe
Seniorslearnedalittlemoreabouttheirdeadlinesandrequirements!AndIcan'tforgetto
mentionourstipend!That'salwaysaplus!
ThenextReturnTripwillbeheldNovember11,2014@10a.m.Thebuswillleavethehigh
schoolat8:45a.m.Ifyouarenotthere,thebuswillleaveyou.Thebuswillreturntothehigh
schoolaround4p.m.ThebuswillleaveMSUCampusat3p.m.Again,ifyou'renotthere,the
buswillleaveyou!
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Tis’theSeason
byJordanGonzalez
OperationChristmasChild(OCC)seasonhasof iciallybegun!I'mextremelyexcitedbecausethishappensto
bemyfavoritetimeoftheyear!IlovebeingabletospreadthejoyandloveofGoduntoothersaroundthe
world!IfyoudonotknowwhatOperationChristmasChildis,I'mheretotellyou!
OCChasbeengoingonfor100years!FranklinGrahamstartedSamaritan'sPurseandOCCisoneofthemain
projectsoftheorganization.Everyyear,peoplearoundAmericapackshoeboxesfulloftoys,clothes,school
supplies,hygieneproducts,etc.,TheseshoeboxesgoallovertheworldtochildrenwhodonotgetaChrist‐
masandinside,Samaritan'sPurseinsertsBiblesinthelanguagethatthechildcanread.Alongwiththat,
someindividualssendlettersandpictures.Therearetranslatorstheretohelpthechildrenreadtheletters
andtowriteandsendoneback.
Ifyouwouldliketoparticipateinthisawesomeproject,seeme,JordanGonzalez!I'dlovetohelp!
FellowshipofChristianAthletes
byJoshuaHeininger
Thegrouphasstartedanewministrythatisquitesweet.Forthelastcoupleweekscertainmembersof
FCAhavebeenwalkingaroundpassingoutcandywithsmallinspirationalmessagesofJesusandhislove."Eventhoughthisis
somethingsosmallpeoplewilllookattheselittlenotesandreallythinkaboutthem,nomatterwhattheirbeliefs"saidanFCA
sponsorlastMondayasgroupmembersbeganworkingonplacing"LifewithJesusis(Mint)tobe"onhundredsoflittlemints.The
groupplansonkeepingupwiththisministrythroughouttheyear,andspreadingthelightofJesusanywaytheycan.
(FCAstillholdsprayergroupeverymorninginthelibraryfrom7:50‐7:59)
ClassNews
byJayceyFite&LexiAdkins
Seniors:TheseniorsdecidedtochangetheirSeniorTrip,
they'renowgoingtoSouthCarolinaforthreedays.
Juniors:ThejuniorclassgirlswenttoaWomen'sLeadCon‐
ferenceinAshland,KYonOctober14th.
Sophomores:
Thesophomoreclasspickeda"NeonClub"themeforHome‐
comingandsoldYankeeCandlesfortheirclass.
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ThisMonthinHistory
(compiledby:LexiAdkins&JayceyFite)
October1,1908‐HenryFord'sModelT,a"universalcar"designedforthe
masses,wentonsaleforthe irsttime.
October4,1957‐TheSpaceAgebeganastheRus‐
sianslaunchedthe irstsatelliteintoorbit.SputnikI
weighedjust184lbs.Theremark‐
ableaccomplishmentbySoviet
Russiasentashockwavethrough
theAmericanpoliticalleadership
resultinginU.S.effortstobethe irstonthemoon.
October12,1492‐Aftera33‐dayvoyage,Christopher
Columbusmadehis irstlandfallintheNewWorldintheBahamas.He
namedthe irstlandsightedasElSalvador.
October21,1879‐ThomasEdisonsuccessfullytestedanelectricincandes‐
centlampwithacarbonized ilamentathislaboratoryinMenloPark,New
Jersey,keepingitlitforover13hours.
October24,1931‐Chicagogangster"Scarface"AlCaponewassentencedto
11yearsinjailforFederalincometaxevasion.In
1934,hewastransferredtoAlcatrazprison.Hewas
paroledin1939,HeretiredtohismansioninMiami
Beachwherehediedin1947.
October28,1886‐TheStatueofLibertywasdedicated
onBedloe'sIslandinNewYorkHarbor.Thestatue
wasagiftfromthepeopleofFrance
commemoratingtheFrench‐
AmericanallianceduringtheAmeri‐
canRevolutionaryWar.
October31st‐Hallow‐
eenorAllHallow'sEve,
anancientcelebration
combiningtheChris‐
tianfestivalofAll
SaintswithPaganau‐
tumnfestivals.
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