The DiamondBack Times - Dutton/Brady Schools

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Dutton/Brady School
Volume 4, Issue 1
The DiamondBack
Times
September 30, 2013
Johnny Brubaker-Student of the Quarter
The fourth quarter
2012-2013 “Student of
the Quarter” award
went
to
Johnny
Brubaker.
The S.O.Q Committee
determines a list of
viable candidates for
student of the quarter
honors. Students are
eliminated from the list
based on the following
c r i t e r i a :
a t t e n d a n c e / t ar d ie s ,
grades,
behavior,
attitude/
respect,
initiative,
and
community service.
The
students
remaining on the list are
then voted on by the
staff. Based on this vote
t a l l y,
an d
the
c o m m i t t e e ’ s
prerogative, a student is
selected along with
several runners-up.
Johnny Brubaker will
be awarded with a $25
gift certificate to the
Mountain View Co-op, a
$25 gift certificate from
student council to any
store of his choice, a
wristwatch, and to be
first in the lunch line for
the rest of this first
quarter.
Johnny Brubaker
Braxton Hasner and Lacey Jones:
Homecoming Royalty By: Nils Behlert
Seniors Lacey Jones
and Braxton Hasner were
crowned queen and king
of Homecoming after
Saturday’s
volleyball
game.
Homecoming
week,
which
was
from
September 16th through
September 21st started
with Spirit Week. During
spirit week, the students
dressed according to the
chosen theme. Monday:
Pajama Day, Tuesday:
Twin Day, Wednesday:
Disney Character Day,
Thursday:
Throwback
Day, and Friday: Show
Your Spirit Day (Wear Queen Lacey, King Braxton
Titan/D-Back colors). On
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Inside this issue:
Senior SpotlightBraxton Hasner
2
New Faces
3
D/B Students
Travel Abroad
4-5
Soph. Jake DutyScience Camp
5
Sports
Taylor Reeve-Ath.
Of the Week
6-9
Bus Evacuation
From the Elem.
1011
Midway Colony
News
16
Newspaper Staff:
Ms. Toner:
Editor–in-Chief
Austin Storle:
Editor
Reporters:
David Shumway
Carly Chapdelaine
Nils Behlert
Sierra Johnson
Name: Braxton Reed Hasner
Nicknames: Cookie, Big B, Brax
Date of Birth: 11/4/95
Place of Birth: Great Falls
Family: Lorie, Jamin, Megan, and Ashland
Favorite/Least Favorite:
Drink: N/A
Food: Grilled Cheese/Broccoli
Color: Blue/Brown
Season: Fall/Spring
Game: NCAA 13/Candy Land
Movie: Rudy/ Bridesmaids
Book: N/A
Candy: Snickers/Black Licorice
Sports Brand: Nike/Puma
Sport: Football
Animal: Bear/Wolf
What are some of your favorite high school memories?
Beating Wibaux in Wibaux my sophomore year.
What will you miss most about high school?
All of the nice people
What is your advice for the remaining students of Dutton/Brady high school?
Study and have some fun in high school because it’s short.
What are your future plans after high school?
Going to college and playing football and getting my welding degree.
Where do you see yourself ten years from
now?
Working and making money.
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The DiamondBack Times
New Faces
The new 8th
grader,
Sablle
Erickson,
joins
Dutton/Brady school
this year. She was
born April 18, 2000 in Conrad
Montana. She has three siblings,
Tyce, Tandyn, and Traxton. Her
favorite hobbies are riding horse, and
helping on the farm. After asking her
how she likes Dutton/Brady so far
she replied, “I love it. I enjoy seeing
everyone being happy and helpful.”
Welcome to Dutton/Brady school.
Eric Matthew Wahl is a new student
here at Dutton/Brady High. He was
born February 15, 1999. He is from
Dutton, but has been home-schooled
previously. He
has six siblings
named
Julia,
Missy,
Emily,
Daniel,
Molly,
and Levi. He likes to camp, fish, hike,
and other outdoor things. He really
likes Dutton/Brady so far because it’s
a really cool place! Have a good year,
Eric.
Dutton/Brady welcomes one of
our new foreign exchange students,
Martina Cioffi! She was born March
12, 1996 and is a senior this year. She
comes to us from Italy. She has three
siblings and likes to play tennis and
listen
to
music.
She
says so far
Dutton-Brady
is cool! Have
an awesome
rest of the
year, Martina.
much.” Mrs.Rodriguez has been
teaching for over thirty years and
2013 invites a new plans on sharing her knowledge with
teacher, Mrs. Deena students and staff. Welcome to our
Rodriguez.
S h e school!
teaches FCS. Her
hobbies include reading and quilting.
My name is Nils Behlert. I’m the
She has three sons Mica, Tyler, and new foreign exchange student. I am
McKenzie. She was born in Idaho, joining the Junior Class. I’m 17 years
and taught in Browning before old and I’m from Hueckeswagen,
coming to Dutton/Brady. After asking Germany. My host family is the
her how she likes Dutton/Brady she Ellsworth family from Dutton. I play
responded by saying, “I like the looks football for the Titans and I will be
of the town and I like the school very playing basketball when the season
starts. In Germany, I played handball
and soccer.
My reason to join the foreign
exchange student program was
because I want to meet new people,
learn the language, know this
country.
My future plans are
undecided
and my take
on Dutton is
“I’m
very
happy to be
here.”
Mr.
Luke
Juras is the
new
music
teacher
at
Dutton/Brady
School.
He
recently taught at Hinsdale, MT. He is
from Great Falls, MT and has a
younger brother in Washington who
is an electrical engineer and an older
brother in North Dakota who is a Civil
Engineer. His interests and hobbies
are fishing, kayaking, hiking, and
snowboarding. When asked why he
came to Dutton/Brady he said,
A new senior walks the halls this
year and her name is Sarah Jette.
Sarah’s birthday is October 20th 1995.
She came from Wisconsin and has
two siblings. Her hobbies are soccer
and music. She said
she
thinks
our
school
is
nice.
Welcome to Dutton/
Brady schools.
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“Besides the fact that it’s a great
school, it’s closer to home, and I want
to get people interested in music.”
When asked how the school has been
so far he said, “I feel like everybody is
really nice, but it’s a lot of work to
keep up with everything.” Mr. Juras
also used to lead worship at a church
in Glasgow, he placed 6th in a bowling
league, and he placed 2nd in the Great
Falls Triathlon. His goals for the
music program are to start a pep
band for basketball games, and make
music fun and educational for
everybody.
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Dutton/Brady Students Travel Abroad
On July 31st, 2013, I
left for my Europeon trip with
my dad, sister, and friend,
Nick. We flew to Salt Lake
City, from Great Falls and to
Paris, France, from Salt Lake.
We arrived early in the
morning France time and
decided to take on France in a
day. We checked into our
hotel and visited The Notre
Dame, The Louvre, The Eiffel
Tower, The Arc de Triomphe,
The Seine River, The Pont des
Arts Bridge, and the Champs
Elysees. After seeing ALL of
that in 15 hours, we went
back to our hotel and got 4
hours of sleep and then woke
again to go to the airport. We
then flew to Athens, Greece.
In Athens, we walked around
and shopped and had dinner.
The next morning we woke up
and met a tour bus. We got on
the bus and began driving to
Olympia. We stopped at a few
places on our way there,
including some old buildings,
pottery places, and bridges.
We arrived in Olympia and
spent the night. The next day
we explored Olympia’s ruins,
museums,
and
some
stadiums. We drove to Delphi,
and spent the night there. The
next day, we explored Delphi.
We saw more ruins and
another huge stadium, as well
as some museums. The
following day we were in
Meteora. In Meteora, we went
to various monasteries that
were on top of huge cliffs and
rocks. We all had to dress very
modestly. The temperature in
Europe was extremely hot, so
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this was somewhat annoying.
That was the last day of our
classical tour. That night, we
went back to Athens, and
spent another night there.
Being tired, we just went to
sleep. The next day we took a
ferry to a Greek island called
Mykonos. When in Mykonos,
we checked into a nice hotel
and explored the island. We
snorkeled along the beaches
and at night went into town,
which was very lively. The
next day we went to another
beach and just laid around
the pool. Then we took
another ferry to an island
called Samos. We spent five
days and nights in Samos.
Our days were spent lounging
on the beach until late at
night. One day we drove to a
beach across the island with
many rocks, cliffs, and caves.
Nick and I rock climbed and
explored underwater caves.
The last day we had to take a
ferry all the way back to
Athens. The ferry ride was
about 12 hours. We arrived
in Athens and fell asleep.
The next day in Athens we
visited the Acropolis. The
Acropolis is a tall hill with
the
Parthenon,
the
Erechtheum,
and
the
Propylaea on top of it. We
also went to the Acropolis
museum. Our last night in
Greece, we spent shopping
and walking around the
town. My favorite thing
about Greece was the
friendly, welcoming people.
We flew from Athens, to
Amsterdam,
in
the
Netherlands and went to the
Anne Frank House and just
walked around. It was a very
Rated-R place. The next
morning we took a 10 hour
flight to Seattle, Washington,
and then had an 8 hour
layover. From there we
finally went back to Great
Falls, and my experience of
a lifetime was over.
By: Carly Chapdelaine
European Travel Continued...
On June 12, 2013
Reegan
DeBruycker,
Shannon Habel, and I
started
our
two-week
adventure to Europe. We
arrived at the airport around
3:30 a.m. and boarded our
first flight to Denver. We got
to Denver at 8:30, and
began our tour of the city.
We saw the Red Rock
Amphitheater, the Broncos
stadium, and Buffalo Bill’s
burial site. I enjoyed Denver
very much! Finally, we
returned to the Denver
airport to board our plane to
the real adventure! Off to
Rome, we went! We took an
11 hour, overnight flight to
Rome. The first day we saw
the Vatican, the Forum, the
Coliseum, and the Trevi
Fountain. I believe we
walked
around 9 miles!
The second day we went to
Tuscany,
Florence.
In
Florence, there was a huge
church; it was breath
taking! The third day we
went to Capri, Sorrento. It
was gorgeous! Capri had the
clearest water I have ever
seen with a beautiful rock
tunnel and cave! The fourth
day, we went to Pompeii. In
Pompeii, we saw people that
had been preserved from a
volcanic eruption. It was
amazing, but very sad. The
next day we were off to
Delphi. We saw many more
ruins and walked many
more stairs, but it was
beautiful. The sixth day we
flew to Athens, Greece. We
spent a total of 5 days in
G reec e,
s eeing
m a ny
gorgeous and breath-taking
things. Next, we went on a
three day cruise of the
Turkish Islands. It was nice
to finally relax! While we
were on the cruise, we
stopped at one island called
Kusadasi, where we saw
them spin silk and make
Turkish
rugs.
Making
Turkish rugs is a lot of hard,
long labor. On the last day
we stayed in Athens, and
had a free day. I am so glad
I got this experience.
Jake Duty Attends Natural Resource Camp
Toward the end of July, 2013, Jake
Duty, attended a camp about thirty
miles east of Missoula. The camp was
called Natural Resources Youth Camp
hosted by the University of Montana.
Some of the highlights of the camp
were going white water rafting,
floating on Sealy Lake, mining
sapphires, and learning archery.
He stayed in a cabin with one other
boy his age and they became pretty
By: Sierra Johnson
By Sierra Johnson
good friends. His favorite part was
sitting around the camp fire every
night while singing songs and roasting
marshmallows. There were 26
students at the camp who came from
California,
Idaho,
Washington,
Oregon, and Montana.
He made many new friends and
plans to attend this camp next
summer. Jake recommends it to
anyone interested in science.
Jake Duty
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Sports
2013 Titans By:
David Shumway
The 2013 Power/Dutton/Brady
Titans kickoff a new season with a
stacked roster! Seniors include ABomb Storle, Wide Receiver;
Johnny Brubaker, Running Back;
Daniel Wahl, Outside Linebacker,
and Braxton Hasner, MIddle
Linebacker. Juniors: Matthew
Hitchcock, Safety; Nils Behlert,
Defensive End; and David
Shumway, Guard. There is a trio of
Sophomores
including
Blake
Rouns, Guard; Preston Miller,
Defensive End, and Chase
Rossmiller, Outside Linebacker.
Beginning their first year are
Freshmen Garrett Fritz, Middle
Linebacker; and Eric Wahl,
Running Back.
The Titans are ready to catch
their opponents by surprise with a
new no – huddle offense and the
defense lacks weakness. ”It’s
going to be tough, but we have to
work together as a team to be
successful to go to the playoffs”
said Braxton. Go Titans!
P/D/B Titans Win Homecoming Game
By David Shumway
On September 21, a
beautiful fall afternoon, the
P/D/B Titans took on the
Badgers of Cascade for the
first Homecoming game of
the day.
It was closely contested
until the second quarter;
from then on it was all
Titans.
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Scoreboard
The final score was 4416. The Titans are now 3-1
and will battle a tough CJI
team on Friday, September
27. Let’s Go Titans!!
Varsity
Fort Benton: 6
Power/Dutton/Brady: 56
Sunburst: 0
Power/Dutton/Brady: 28
Belt: 30
Power/Dutton/Brady:28
JV
Belt: 32
P/D/B: 28
Sports
2013 Lady DiamondBacks
The 2013 Diamondback
volleyball team consists of
Seniors: Hailee VandenBos,
Lacey Jones, and Martina
Cioffi; Juniors: Kaity Miller;
Sophomores:
Aubree
Hitchcock, Sierra Johnson,
Taylor Reeve, and Jamie
Cox; Freshmen: RaeLynn
Jones and Alexis Good.
By Carly Chapdelaine
The team is being coached
by Lori Ostberg and assisted
by Stacy Miller. Managers
are Aria Johnson and Tasha
Reeve.
Hailee VandenBos says,
“We are one big family… I
feel that we’re going to
exceed our dreams and
amaze people!” Lacey Jones
says, “We’re going to be
amazing. We’re going to kick
butt. I love my team! I have
complete faith in them.”
Good luck this
season, girls!
volleyball
2013 Jr. High Lady DiamondBacks
The 2013 Junior High
DiamondBack
volleyball
th
team consists of 8 Graders:
Cassidy DeBruycker, Sablle
Erickson, Tasha Reeve, and
Siera Proff; 7th Graders:
Grace
Feldmann,
Aria
Johnson, Amber Suek, and
Molly Wahl; 6th Graders:
Samara DeBruycker,
Hylan West.
They are being coached
by Breanna Dahlman and
their manager is Alexa
Johnson. Good luck this
year!
2013 Homecoming Huge Success
Homecoming 2013 for the Lady
DiamondBacks was a huge success.
On Saturday, September 21, 2013
the high school volleyball team
defeated Valier’s Lady Panthers.
Out
of
five
games,
the
DiamondBacks won three. The
leaders in aces were Taylor Reeve
with 8 and Sierra Johnson with 4.
The leaders in kills were Sierra
Johnson with 10 and Taylor Reeve
with 8. The leaders in blocks were
Lacey Jones with 7 and Hailee
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and
The Lady DiamondBacks
VandenBos with 3. The leaders in
digs were Taylor Reeve with 13 and Dutton/Brady
Aubree Hitchcock with 12. The
19
leaders in assists were Taylor
Reeve with 10 and Sierra Johnson
25
with 9. Good job Lady D-Backs, way
13
to represent our school!
Valier
25
19
25
25
20
15
13
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Dutton/Brady Volleyball Team Stats
Date: 8/30/13 Location: Dutton
Total Team Aces: 7
Total Team Blocks: 1
Northstar defeated Dutton/Brady
Leaders: Sierra Johnson (3)
Leaders: Lacey Jones (1)
Kaity Miller (2)
Total Team Digs: 65
Total Team Kills: 20
Leaders: Taylor Reeve (6)
Aubree Hitchcock (14)
Northstar
Dutton/Brady
25
22
25
15
Kaity Miller (4)
Total Team Assists: 20
26
28
Lacey Jones (4)
25
19
Sierra Johnson (4)
Kaity Miller (5)
Total Team Aces: 16
Total Team Digs: 69
Dutton/Brady defeated Sunburst
Leaders: Hailee VandenBos (18)
Taylor Reeve (13)
Duton/Brady
Sunburst
25
20
25
20
Taylor Reeve (6)
22
25
Sierra Johnson (6)
12
25
15
13
Dutton/Brady defeated Valier
Duton/Brady
Valier
19
25
25
19
13
25
25
20
15`
13
Total Team Aces: 16
Sierra Johnson (4)
Taylor Reeve (8)
Hailee VandenBos (3)
Total Team Digs: 57
Aubree Hitchcock (12)
Sierra Johnson (9)
Taylor Reeve –KSEN’S Athlete of the Week
On September 26, KSEN radio awarded its Female Athlete of the Week honors to
Sophomore Taylor Reeve. They stated she was especially strong in the serve
box. She had 15 aces in two matches which the DiamondBacks won over Valier and
Sunburst. Dutton/Brady Head Coach Lori Ostberg told KSEN that Taylor is a rare
athlete who can be the team’s setter in the back line and an outside hitter on the
front line. In her words, “She’s just that strong of a player to be able to do
that.” Congratulations, Taylor!
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Jr. High Lady DiamondBack Volleyball Stats
Jr. High A-Team Scores
Date: 8/31/13
Date: 9/7/13
Date: 9/13/13
D/B
Heart Butte
D/B
Suburst
25
15
25
12
25
8
25
10
D/B
Valier
25
15
25
20
Jr. High B-Team Scores
Date: 8/31/13
D/B
Power
26
24
25
18
Valier
25
21
17
25
15
9
Date: 9/7/13
D/B
Power
25
13
25
18
D/B
Sunburst
25
5
25
6
D/B
Power
Date: 9/20/13
24
26
D/B
Sunburst
18
25
23
25
25
14
15
5
25
16
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25
21
D/B
Sun-
25
10
25
4
Date: 9/21/13
D/B
Valier
25
18
20
25
7
15
Date: 9/14/13
Power
20
20
D/B
25
25
Date: 9/13/13
Date: 9/14/13
Sunburst
D/B
D/B
Date: 9/20/13
D/B
Sunburst
25
12
25
7
Date: 9/21/13
D/B
Valier
25
10
25
9
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Bus Evacuation Drills
By: Nils Behlert
On August 23, it was time again for
the annual bus evacuation drill at
Dutton/Brady School. The students of
all grades trained in front of the school
to evacuate a bus safe and right. The
bus evacuation drill was launched live
because a bus accident could happen
anytime.
The students learned that they have
to help one another and that they
should keep calm and not panic. After
the direction of Mr. Brooks and the bus
drivers, the students trained to leave
the bus safely. The students who were
closest to an emergency exit, in this
case the back exit, started first. They
went to their knees, laid a hand on the
floor, and jumped out. Everyone
applied this jump technique so that no
one got injured while leaving the bus.
Furthermore, the elementary school
students trained to cross the street
safely, which is very important at this
age.
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From the Elementary
By: Carly Chapdelaine and David Shumway
Kindergarten: Who is the president of the United States?
Kaye- A teacher
Gauge- Washington
Jaydan- Mom and dad
First grade: What month comes after August, and how do you spell it?
Aidan- September, S T L P
Jayenna- September, S U C T E B R
Elizabeth- December
Seattle- September, S T U A
Sydney- September, SEPTEY
Second Grade: What is homecoming?
Ashley- When everyone in my family comes to my house
Ainsley- When people dance for fun
Braxon- There’s dancing and music on April 14th. Because it’s fun
Leslie- Lots of high schoolers go and dance on August 15th.
Mia- Coming home to do something with my parents
Chloe- It’s like prom and students dance at the end of the school year
Preston- When my family comes home and I play with cousins
JoshuaZoey- When cousins come home and I do homework and go to bed early
Third Grade: What do you do on Labor Day?
Julia: People stay home and don’t have to go to work
Montanalee- Camping, swimming, getting candy
Shane- Go on vacation, like Memorial Day
Karlie- Celebrate the American flag and go to church all day
Fourth Grade: How old is Mr. Brooks?
Amilia: 62
Nash- 65, ‘cause he looks old
Kellan- 79
Tyler- 72
Jake- 58
Alexa- 60
Samantha- 75 because he has gray hair
Harley- 50
Gavin- That’s a toughie, I don’t know
David Shumway: 100
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Homecoming Continued…
(Continued from page 1)
Thursday, there was a pep assembly
in the gym. The Titan/D-Back junior
high and high school teams spoke to
the other students. Between these
speeches were different games the
students played. At the end was the
big cheer contest, which was won by
the Sophomores.
On Friday, the classes built their
Homecoming floats during school
time. After school, our junior high
and high school girls had a volleyball
game against Sunburst; both teams
won their games. After this, there
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was a bonfire where a lot of funny
games were played.
Saturday was the Homecoming
parade where the floats were judged.
The Sophomore’s float won 1st place,
again! Junior High received 2nd place,
Juniors got 3rd, Seniors 4th, and
Freshmen 5th. After this, the big
Homecoming game started which
was won by our Titans against the
Cascade Badgers. During the halftime
break, Homecoming king and queen
nominees were introduced. They
were: Braxton Hasner, Johnny
Brubaker, Daniel Wahl, Austin Storle,
FFA Livestock Competition
On September 16, 2013, the
Dutton/Brady
FFA
members
traveled to Sunburst, MT to
compete in the annual Livestock
Judging competition.
They had to judge sheep, cows,
pigs, and goats and then take a
general
test
on
livestock
education.
By: Austin Storle
As a team, Dutton took 2nd out
of nine teams. The top three were
Johnny Brubaker-3rd, Jake Duty9th, and Austin Storle-12th out of
103 total competitors. Good job
Dutton FFA members!
Broncos Trump Cowboys 20 to 17
On Monday September 9, a
ballot box was set up in the high
school hallway. The students and
staff were surveyed on who they
thought was the better team, the
Cowboys or the Broncos. Once all
the ballots were placed in the box,
they were then counted. The
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Hailee VandenBos, Lacey Jones, Sarah
Jette, Danyelle Townsend, Martina
Cioffi, and Lyndsey Yakelewicz. In the
evening, there were the Homecoming
volleyball games. Our girls won the
games against Valier. The D-Back high
school girls were supported by the
Titan football team who cheered
them to victory.
All in all, it was a very successful
Homecoming Week.
By: Brooklyn Timmerman
ending result was the Broncos
winning over the Cowboys 20 to
17.
This survey was done to prove
a point in an ongoing argument
between Mr. Dolphay and Ms.
Timmerman. Mr. Dolphay argues
that the Cowboys are the better
team while Ms. Timmerman
cheers the Broncos.
The jury of staff and students
ultimately decided on the
obviously better team. Although it
was
close,
the
Broncos still come
out on top.
MBI Winners– August and September
Week of August 23, 2013
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Daniel Wahl
Austin Storle
Eric Wahl
Lawrence Bryant
Chase Rossmiller
David Shumway
Grace Feldmann
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Hailee Vandenbos
Preston Miller
Hunter Proff
Onnie Tienhaara
Samantha Roos
Julia Brentlinger
Alexa Johnson
Drake Saali
Gauge Gemar
Denton Mehrer
Week of September 6, 2013
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Eric Wahl
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Hailee Vandenbos
David Shumway
Lawrence Bryant
Matthew Hitchcock
Ainsley DeBruycker
Elisabeth Ernst
Jaydan Greyn
Kellan Doheny
Karlie Wilson
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Amber Suek
Lawrence Bryant
Nils Behlert
Austin Storle
Kaye Dunning
Karlie Wilson
Alexa Johnson
Jacob Feldmann
Samantha Roos
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Royden Mehrer
Jake Duty
Davey Thom
Braxton Hasner
Austin Storle
Jaidan Hovde
Tyce Erickson
Nash Coffman
Seattle Kjensmo
Jake Feldmann
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Jake Duty
Matt Hitchcock
Blake Rouns
Brendan Mehrer
Amber Suek
Rylan Doheny
Chance Ostberg
Alexa Johnsons
Mia Reiding
Seattle Kjensmo
Garret Fritz
2013 Class Officers
Class officers:
Class of 2014 (Carol Sims
and Luke Juras)
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President – Daniel
Wahl
 Vice President –
Johnny Brubaker
 Sec/Treas. – Danyelle
Townsend
 Student Council Rep. Austin Storle
Class of 2015: (Brent
Hitchcock and Angie Toner)
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President – Reegan
DeBruycker
Vice President – David
Shumway
Secretary- Matthew
Hitchcock
Volume 4, Issue 1
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Treasurer – Nils
Behlert
 Student Council Rep. –
Lawrence Bryant
Class of 2016: (Janet
Goodell and Tom Tranmer)

President – Sierra
Johnson
 Vice President – Davey
Thom
 Secretary – Taylor
Reeve
 Treasurer – Aubree
Hitchcock
Chase Rossmiller
Class of 2017: (Todd
Bishop and Becky
Rosholt)

President – Garrett
Fritz
 Vice President – Eric
Wahl
 Secretary – Andru Fick
 Treasurer – RaeLynn
Jones
Royden Mehrer
Class of 2018/2019:
(Deanna Rodriguez)
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President – Cassidy
DeBruycker
Vice President – Grace
Feldmann
Secretary – Tasha
Reeve
Treasurer – Bradley
Habel
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DID YOU KNOW...
The first jail constructed in
Montana was built by
notorious
outlaw
Henry
Plummer in Bannack.
No state has as many
different species of mammals
as Montana.
The moose, now numbering
over 8,000 in Montana, was
thought to be extinct in the
Rockies south of Canada in
the 1900s.
Flathead Lake in northwest
Montana contains over 200
square miles of water and
185 miles of shoreline. It is
considered the largest natural
freshwater lake in the west.
At Midway Colony
School, we started the
school year by doing
some fun activities.
One of the activities
was to check on our
Blue Bird Trail.
We
discovered that in two
of the Blue Bird houses,
birds started to build
partial nests.
To beat the heat, we
played water tag and
had a root beer and
orange float social. We
needed the pop bottles
to make bottle rockets.
IF YOU ARE A HUNTER, YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW….
The average square mile of land in Montana contains 1.4 elk, 1.4 pronghorn antelope, and 3.3 deer.
The Freezeout Lake Wildlife Management Area west of Fairfield contains as many as 300,000 snow geese and
10,000 tundra swans during migration.
At Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge, east of Malta, it is possible to see up to 1,700 nesting pelicans.
The Montana Yogo Sapphire is the only North American gem to be included in the Crown Jewels of England.
Montana has the largest migratory elk herd in the nation.
Montana boasts the largest breeding population of trumpeter swans in the lower United States.
At the Rocky Mountain Front Eagle Migration Area west of Great Falls more golden eagles have been seen in
a single day than anywhere else in the country.
North of Missoula is the largest population of nesting common loons in the western United States.

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