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By Daniel Crosby Editor in Chief ______Tootsie Rolls were intro- GXFHG E\ /HH +LUVK¿HOG LQ As teens begin to prepare for col- 1896. He got the name from the lege, they begin to think of ways to nickname he called his daugh- improve their resumés and appli- ter—“Tootsie.” cations. Many people believe per- forming service is a good way to do so. One of the easiest ways to get involved with service and the com- Toxic Mushrooms munity is to join a local youth city council. However, not all of them Abe Lin- are entirely active in their com- coln’s moth- munities. Luckily for North Ogden er died from residents, there is an active youth drinking city council in the community. the milk of North Ogden Youth City Council a cow that (NOYCC) advisor Marilyn Harris had eaten says, “The council is organized to poisonous mirror the city council. We’re ba- mushrooms. sically the service arm of the city council.” Senior and NOYCC mayor Shae Education’s Finest Thompson adds, “We do a lot of service with the regular city coun- cil and other service organizations Steve Hillen- in the community.” burg got his Harris says youth council does inspiration for one service project every month SpongeBob in addition to having a meeting SpuarePants twice a month. Thompson adds, while work- “[NOYCC] helps you get involved ing as a marine with local government, and you get science educa- Top left: Sara Knight performs a medley from Phantom of the Opera on her violin. an idea of what’s going on in the tor. Talent Top right: Daniel Walquist and Anthony Patin demonstrate their althletic skills by community. Having a better un- derstanding of local government Takes the dribbling with blindfolds on. makes you a better citizen.” Word of God Bottom left: Jared Nance excites the crowd by performing a magic trick. Youth council continues Bottom right: Impressing everyone, Jackie Johnson played a hymn on the piano. on page 7 Stage Photos By Emily Black Excess food, spending cause lunch dilemma for students ______The Bible is available in near- are at risk of at least one or more The new standards, set by the near our community, I think it ever.” ly 2,500 languages, including By Katie Montgomery and Land- cardio-vascular diseases or diabe- USDA, aim to limit trans-fats, would taste better and kids would Jaden Larsen, junior, also didn’t Klingon, Vulcan and Romulan. on Wood tes. saturated fats, reduce sodium lev- eat more. And all the money would agree with the new changes. “They Staff Reporters “The government is trying to els in the food and incorporate go into the community.” do need to change the quality, no ______make our kids healthier and try- more whole grains and meat into “They could just not force us to offense, and the quantity.” Larsen Berry Good ing to get them to live healthier each meal. However, it isn’t just a take things we don’t want or eat. doesn’t like paying more for less “They [the government] say lifestyles,” says Danet Cornell, the change in the menu, but it also lim- That would solve a lot of prob- food. “It’s not paying a very fair school lunches are healthier, but manager over Weber’s cooks and its calories. The USDA used to lim- lems,” Lund said. price for kids” Straw- what’s the use when it doesn’t taste lunch servers. “We have a great it the amount of calories to around Some Warriors like the changes Senior Weston Geilman agrees berries good and no one wants to eat it?” crew who work very hard to make 800. They now range from 450 to with the lunches but are bothered and added, “Lunch is made better are the says Bryson Moore, sophomore. the food tasty.” 800 per meal, but they change for by how little they receive for their by the amount, not just by adding only fruit School cafeterias across the na- Most students do not blame the each level of schools. Because of money. a whole bunch of fruits and veg- with the tion have changed the way stu- cooks at all; they know they have this, the dessert carts get the axe. “The food is good, we just need seeds on dents eat. This is due to USDA’s very little say in what is served, Even vending machines are some- more of it,” said Connor Holst, Lunch continues on the out- (U.S. Department of Agriculture) and they must follow the rules and what regulated under the new rules. junior. “Instead of the meals get- page 3 side. “Healthy, Hunger-Free-Kids Act of guidelines. “We are making changes, new ting bigger, it’s gotten smaller than 2010.” The act gained support from Although most students say they menus and items,” said Cornell. First Lady Michelle Obama two dislike the new guidelines, not “We are always trying to revamp Her Magesty’s Swans years ago, who was on the war path it [lunch] and still stay inside the All the about healthier children and better guidelines. We have really good swans in awareness for diseases. Her hus- “The government is recipes and new meals we are try- England band, President Barrack Obama, trying to make our ing to implement, so it’s not the are the put his signature at the bottom, and same old school lunch every time.” property this year it’s in effect. According kids healthier and As far as Cornell’s view on the of the to CNN, this affects about 32 mil- trying to get them to new restrictions, she says “I think Queen. lion students, K-12. Weber High is ZHQHHGPRUHJUDLQVDQGGH¿QLWHO\ Anyone who harms a swan will one among thousands of schools live healthier life- more desserts in our lunches.” be arrested. that has changed the way it serves However, students see other ar- lunch. styles.” eas with their meals that need im- “They tried to make us healthier, provement. EXW WKHLU SODQ VRUW RI EDFN¿UHG´ many could say what the USDA ac- “Schools waste so much food Inside This said Cami Mecham, senior. “Peo- tually requires in their guidelines. and money now. The juice, milk ple don’t like the food served at The USDA’s Healthy, Hunger Free and fruit that we’re supposed to Issue school, so they bring lunch from Kids Act includes, but is not lim- take almost never get eaten. If you home or buy from the school store ited to, these guidelines: go outside, the grounds are littered and vending machines which prob- ‡7ZHOYHRXQFHVHUYLQJVRIEUHDGV with mutilated apples and bananas News - Pages 1-5 ably isn’t the healthiest habit.” and grains are allotted to each high DQGWKHJDUEDJHFDQVDUHRYHUÀRZ- Margo Wootan, Nutrition Policy school student per week. ing with food that wasn’t eaten,” Editorials - Page 6 Director at the Center for Science ‡$GHFUHDVHLQWKHDPRXQWRIPHDW said Ryan Lund, sophomore. Features - Pages 7-10 in the Public Interest, said the new and meat alternatives to 12 ounces “Oh, they are wasting so much!” 14-16 lunch reform is needed due to the per high school student per week. added Kaden Dearing, sophomore. high childhood obesity rates and ‡$OO VWXGHQWV PXVW WDNH D IUXLW RU “If they bought fruit and vegetables Prom - Pages 11-13 the poor state of children’s diets. vegetable. like apples, cucumbers, peaches, Cafeteria worker Catherine Graham arranges fruit before Sports - Pages 18-20 The CDC (Center for Disease Con- ‡0LONPXVWEHIDWIUHHRURQHSHU- cherries and zucchini that were students arrive for lunch. trol) reported overweight children FHQWÀDYRUHGRUXQÀDYRUHG grown in the community or at least Photo By Ashton Bindrup 2 Warrior News NEWS March 2013 Media’s false images First year teachers put hardships on girls overcome obstacles ______³,W¶V VR VDG WR VHH ZKDW PHGLD  0UV:HEEIRXQGKHUVHOIZDQWLQJ By Marissa Smith KDV GRQH WR RXU JHQHUDWLRQ´ VD\V By Bailey Rhees WREHDWHDFKHUGXHWRKHURZQWHQWK Editorial Editor $OH[&DUGHQDVVHQLRU³7KH\>PH- Contributing Writer JUDGHKLVWRU\WHDFKHU³+HWROGPH ______GLD@KDYHFDXVHGVRPXFKQHJDWLYH ______WREHDWHDFKHUDQGVR,GLG´6KH HIIHFWVRQJLUOVRI\RXQJDJHV,W¶V DOVRDGGVDQRWKHUIDFWRULQWREHLQJ  0HGLD SOD\V DQ LPSRUWDQW UROH XQEHOLHYDEOH WKDW WKH\ GRQ¶W FDUH The excitement and anxiety of DWHDFKHUZDVVKHORYHVWRVKDUHKHU LQ LQÀXHQFLQJ SHRSOH¶V RSLQLRQV DQGWKDWWKH\FRQWLQXHWRGRLWDQ\- WKH¿UVWGD\RIVFKRROLVDIHHOLQJ NQRZOHGJH ZLWK KHU VWXGHQWV 0U DQGFKRLFHVHVSHFLDOO\ZLWKJLUOV ZD\V , KHDU VR PDQ\ JLUOV FRP- IDPLOLDUWRDOOWHHQDJHUV+RZHYHU +XGQDOO VDUFDVWLFDOO\ VD\V KH GH- ,QWHUPVRIERG\LPDJHWKHPHGLD SODLQ DERXW WKHLU ZHLJKW KHUH LQ ZKLOH KHDGLQJ EDFN WR WKH VFKRRO FLGHGWREHDWHDFKHUIRUWKHPRQH\ KDV FUHDWHG FHUWDLQ ³LGHDO´ ORRNV WKHVFKRROZKHQWKH\DUHQRWHYHQ VRPH VWXGHQWV PD\ RYHUORRN LW LV  5XOHV FUHDWH VWUXFWXUH IRU D ZKLFKDUHFRQWLQXRXVO\EHLQJGLV- RYHUZHLJKWRUHYHQFORVH,W¶VOLNH QRWMXVWWKHLU¿UVWGD\RIVFKRRO FODVVURRP DQG ZKLOH VRPH UXOHV SOD\HG 0DJD]LQHV QHZVSDSHUV µVKXWXSDQGEHWKDQNIXO¶,WKDVD  7KLV \HDU :HEHU +LJK 6FKRRO DUHVFKRROZLGHWKHUHDUHVSHFL¿F WHOHYLVLRQDVZHOODVLQWHUQHWDUH ORWWRGRZLWKLPDJHVRIPRGHOV\RX KLUHGVHYHUDOQHZWHDFKHUV$PRQJ UXOHV HDFK LQGLYLGXDO WHDFKHU YDO- DOOIXOORIVOLPDQGVOHQGHUPRGHOV VHHZKHQ\RXZDONXSWRFKHFNRXW WKHVHZHUHWZR¿UVW\HDUWHDFKHUV XHV,Q0UV:HEE¶VFDVHKHURQO\ ZKLFK DUH RIWHQ SHUFHLYHG DV WKH DWWKHJURFHU\VWRUHULJKWZKHQ\RX 0U+XGQDOODQG0UV:HEE7KHVH UXOHLVWREHQLFH³,WKLQNWKDWUXOH PRVWGHVLUDEOHERG\DQGZKDWJLUOV ZDON XS \RX VHH DOO WKHVH GLIIHU- WZRWHDFKHUVDUHQRZLQWKHVHFRQG HQFRPSDVVHVHYHU\WKLQJHOVH´VD\V VKRXOG ORRN OLNH 2IWHQ WKHVH LP- HQWPDJD]LQHVZLWKGLIIHUHQWVXSHU VHPHVWHURIWKHLU¿UVW\HDUDQGWKH\ 0UV:HEE DJHVDUHXQUHDOLVWLFGLVWRUWHGDQG VOLPPRGHOVRQWKHIURQWSDJH´ UHÀHFWRQWKRVH¿UVWGD\VDW:HEHU  0U +XGQDOO KDV D VLPLODU UXOH KLJKO\SKRWRVKRSSHG 6KH DOVR VD\V WRR PDQ\ JLUOV  2QHRIWKHPRUHIULJKWHQLQJDV- ³5(63(&7´ KH VSHOOV RXW  $FFRUGLQJ WR D VWXG\ GRQH E\ DUH REVHVVLQJ RYHU WKHLU ORRNV LQ- SHFWV RI VWDUWLQJ DQ\WKLQJ QHZ LV ³+DYLQJUHVSHFWIRUWKHWHDFKHUDQG +DPLOWRQ &ROOHJH LQ 1HZ Utah’s road and pay for the road driving test at the individual’s ability to complete According to a recent survey of Swayzie Stroud, sophomore, waits as Thomas Drysdale, safely.” the Driver’s License Division with all of the phases. Green says, “The 100 Weber students and faculty, the “Driver education is a three D SROLFH RI¿FHU *UHHQ VD\V WKLV state law requires a certain amount senior, gets a soda. Photo By Emily Black most popular soda is Dr. Pepper, phase program that is a mandatory adds another $35 to the initial fee. of classroom time, range time and followed by Mountain Dew and in in many drinks to give energy. It “Anything you eat or put into requirement to get your license.” Those who choose to take driver’s road driving time. If a student con- third is Diet Coke. gives energy by causing the body your body will affect your per- adds Dave Green, driver’s educa- education at the OWATC will get tinually has to miss class and driv- “Dr. Pepper is amazingly deli- to produce higher than normal formance. If what you put in your tion instructor. “The three phases done faster, but they will pay twice ing time, they will need to make-up cious!” Mitchell Aardema, sopho- amounts of adrenaline for a short body is good it will have a good ef- include the theory class, which as much for the class. the time lost. A parent who does not more, says. “I don’t know the while, resulting in an inevitable fect. If it isn’t, then it will have a requires 27 hours of classroom Weber has most of their classes take the time to help their students ingredients, but I bet there’s ‘hap- crash later on. bad effect.” instruction, six hours of range in- go three hours per day for nine and who do not allow their children piness’ listed on there.” This characteristic is also simi- Weight gain and diabetes have struction and at least three hours days. Sometimes early classes may to complete enough road driving A 12-ounce Dr. Pepper has about lar to that of uppers that are used also been directly linked to drink- of road driving combined with six take a few extra days. Then six time is always a concern.” 150 calories, 55 milligrams of so- to get high. The American Journal ing too much soda. hours of observation time during hours on Weber’s range must be Green feels Weber’s program dium, 40 grams of sugar and 41 also reports caffeine is rumored to If a student were to drink one behind the wheel training.” completed prior to doing the road is well organized and students re- milligrams of caffeine. As for the be more addictive than heroine, but 12-ounce Dr. Pepper from the As far as requirements, any teens driving and state test. ceive proper driving training. “It ingredients, there are carbonated there have been no experiments to school vending machines every who are at least 15 years old is al- “All Weber examiners are state is an effective program if the stu- water, high fructose corn syrup, support this claim. school day for the whole school lowed to sign up for driver’s educa- FHUWL¿HG LQVWUXFWRUV VR HDFK VWX- dents listen and follow the advice caramel coloring, phosphoric acid, “Soda is gross,” Krystal Mathe- year, they would have consumed tion as long as they have a learner’s dent will be able to have the entire and counsel given. The attitude and QDWXUDODQGDUWL¿FLDOÀDYRUV WKHID- son, junior, says. “Marching Band 27,000 calories, 7,200 grams of permit. Utah State requirements met during dedication of the student to obey PRXVÀDYRUV VRGLXPEHQ]RDWH was banned from drinking it be- sugar and 7,380mg of caffeine in “Every person who wants a Utah the class and be able to complete all the laws and abide by the rules of and caffeine. cause pop causes dehydration.” addition to their normal diets. driver’s license must take an ap- requirements to get their license,” the road is critical,” says Green.  $FFRUGLQJ WR +DUYDUG +HDOWK Dehydration is caused by the A pound of fat contains 3,500 ex- proved driver’s education theory assures Green. “Being able to be a good driver Journal, carbonation can cause un- DUWL¿FLDOVZHHWHQHUVDQGVRPHSUH- tra calories the body didn’t burn. class and must have successfully  :HEHU+LJK¶VGULYHU¶VHGXFDWLRQ requires several years of experi- comfortable bloating. Phosphoric servatives. 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In the theory dedicated to obeying the law, fo- fructose corn syrup increases body think they are. consumed through food and other tion instructor,” Green explains. class, all of the Utah State Driving cusing on driving and being an ac- fat, and cholesterol and triglycer- Marching band is not the only drinks, they would have gained Green further adds, “Students +DQGERRNLVFRYHUHGDQGVWXGHQWV tive defensive driver, there is no ides induces hunger. activity that limits the amount of seven and a half pounds of pure fat sign up by picking up a packet in will pass both the signs, signals and reason he/she can’t be safe and stay The American Journal of Public soda its participants can consume. by the end of the school year. WKH PDLQ RI¿FH DW :HEHU +LJK URDGPDUNLQJV WHVW DQG WKH ¿QDO free of any accidents, injuries and +HDOWK VD\V FHUWDLQ G\HV XVHG LQ Many athletes feel soda is harmful “Everything in moderation,” Mr. Students must have a Utah learn- 8WDK+DQGERRNWHVW9DULRXVJXHVW tickets!” soda can also make focusing dif- and some teams or schools ban it Ortega says. “Soda is empty calo- ¿FXOW VORZ LPSXOVH FRQWURO DQG entirely. Choir is discouraged from ries, which are not good.” says Katie Enslow, senior. lunches, vending machines and impair general brain function. Caf- GULQNLQJSRSEHFDXVHWKHDUWL¿FLDO Soda cannot be solely blamed Lunch continues from With the new changes, many other options. feine causes heart and brain prob- sweeteners and carbonation can for the rise of obesity, diabetes or page 1 schools are seeing a drop in stu- An average of 850 kids eat lems. damage their vocal cords and cause being overweight. There are many dents eating lunch. According to school lunch every day at Weber, The top three favorite sodas at breathing problems. factors to these conditions-genes, the Standard-Examiner, there has said Cornell. This is a little un- :HEHU DUH FRQVLGHUHG E\ +DUYDUG Daniel Jeffs, junior, says, “I eating habits and exercise being a vegetables.” been a 5.2 percent drop in the num- der half of the student-body Some +HDOWK WR EH DGGLFWLYHVXEVWDQFHV think it [soda] overall impedes your IHZ H[DPSOHV +RZHYHU 2UWHJD  6HYHUDO:+6WHHQVOLNHKRZWKH ber of students regularly eating lunch staff members do blame the ([FHVVLYHDUWL¿FLDOVZHHWHQHUVDQG health.” adds that by cutting back on pop USDA guidelines are focusing on school lunch from Sept. 2011 to government guidelines. They as- caffeine trigger pleasure sensors in  0U2UWHJD:+6KHDOWKWHDFKHU FDQEHEHQH¿FLDOWRDQ\RQHVXIIHU- a healthier menu. “I think it’s good Sept. 2012. sume students are just too stubborn the brain, making it craved more. and cross country coach, believes ing from these health problems and that the school is offering more The Standard-Examiner also to accept the guidelines and, there- The American Journal of Adoles- drinking soda will negatively affect everyone’s health can be improved fruits and vegetables; it is just too says Weber School District lost fore, they alone are responsible for FHQW+HDOWKVWDWHVFDIIHLQHLVXVHG performance in sports. by abstaining from soda.. bad that teenagers don’t eat them,” 1,059 regular lunch goers to home the decline in lunches. 4 Warrior News NEWS March 2013 Yearbook staff works Gun reform causes upcoming publication public concern, anger ______in the eighth grade and she fell in he does believe there are limits the By Kierstin Pitcher love with it. By Landon Wood second amendment can go to, such News Editor “It makes you a part of things Staff Reporter as guns in schools. ______and you get to talk to people you ______“I’m torn on gun control, but I wouldn’t otherwise,” junior Jenna believe in self-preservation, hunt- It’s the end of the school year and Jones adds. She took the class be- With a bill on tighter gun con- ing and the protection of my stu- students everywhere are signing cause some friends in high school trol being prepared to go before dents,” said Webster. each other’s yearbooks, most with recommended it to her. Congress, it appears that the com- As far as teachers carrying little thought as to how much work The class can be so enjoyable promise of armed teachers is disap- weapons into Weber High, WHS has gone into the book they’re is another reason for people to pearing. Although the idea of armed principal Veldon Wardle said, “I holding. take the class. “I like the people I educators seems rather extreme, support the Second Amendment, Shannon Perich, associate cura- work with, the designing part and some would say it is better than the but I’m also concerned. It’s a big tor at the Smithsonian, says the layouts,” Hampel says. Jones says constitutional battle that will follow issue that has its pros and has its yearbook began with an early her favorite thing about yearbook is a renewal of a more aggressive as- cons.” He added if the people who American photographer, George making the pages. sault weapons ban. However, could carry weapons have their concealed K. Warren (1832-1884). He was “I love being able to make some- Payton Howe, Cheyanne Graves and Mackenzie Hampel teachers armed with a weapon be weapons permit, then it’s okay. He working near Boston when the thing people will always remem- ask Mrs. Knight for schedules. the solution rather than legislation does not oppose or support any law daguerreotype fell out of fashion. ber,” said senior Cheyanne Graves, which multiple states have declined on teachers with weapons, saying, Warren then used a different type but she also adds her favorite thing nalize and put out new ideas. The yearbook to “someone who likes to to obey? “Whatever the law is, I’ll follow of photographic technology, single is working with her fellow students regular staff designs pages and gets be involved and is creative.” Mrs. Randolph, WHS history it.” negatives. who are also on the yearbook staff. photos.” Jones adds a student’s “The best time of the year is teacher, says the idea of a teacher Could teachers with weapons be With these he was able to pro- Jones agrees saying, “You get to grade in yearbook is determined by when the book is actually printed, with a concealed or stored weapon the solution? Could shootings like duce multiple images and persuade meet a lot of new people.” the completion of these pages by and we can hold it in our hands,” is inappropriate. Columbine or Sandy Hook have college students to buy many imag- Mr. Wilding says in yearbook the deadline. says Wilding. “We get to do before “It’s a problem [misuse of weap- been prevented if a teacher had a es and share them with each other. the students learn “organizational Those interested in taking year- the rest of the school.” ons] with society, on several differ- weapon to stop the gunmen? Un- The students would then have the skills, how to work with deadlines, book would generally be able to “We plan mostly original ideas ent levels, such as poor awareness fortunately, nobody will ever know. images bound together, thus the design, desktop publishing, creativ- ¿OODQDUWFUHGLWKRZHYHUWKHVWDII so the yearbook is new each year,” and care of mentally ill people and According to NBC News, there are yearbook began. ity and responsibility.” suggests one should make sure the Hampel says. “We always have WKH JORUL¿FDWLRQ RI YLROHQFH´ 6KH 18 states that currently allow teach- Since then, the trend of year- “Everyone gets assigned pages, class is right for them before taking a theme and that’s the title of the also doesn’t think the root of the ers to carry a weapon to work with books has grown to yearbook you have to take pictures and then it. cover.” problem and violence in schools them. That leaves 32 states where classes being held at the schools. design the page,” Hampel says. Wilding says the class can be “If only you knew!” said Ham- is guns, but the people who carry students are unprotected other than At Weber High, the class is taught “Being an editor, I have to make stressful, “especially around dead- pel, a grin on her face, giddy with them. WKHOLDLVRQRI¿FHUVZKRZRUNLQWKH by Mr. Wilding. Reasons as to why sure people are doing what they’re lines.” Hampel says she would rec- excitement about this year’s year- Mr. Murray, WHS vice-principal, schools. Many schools and students students take this class vary, but supposed to be doing and some- ommend WHS yearbook as a class book. Hampel continues, “I can’t VDLGKHLV³FRQ¿GHQWLQWKHDXWKRU- may not be protected from gunmen most just enjoy it. Yearbook editor times I have to take on pages.” but only “if the person is respon- give you the theme, but I can ity, without a doubt.” He believes who commonly force entry into the and senior Mackenzie Hampel says Graves, who is also an editor, sible and has a lot of free time.” WHOO \RX LW ZLOO NHHS \RX ÀLSSLQJ the police are effective, and they do schools. her mother had her take yearbook VD\V³$VDQHGLWRU,HGLWDQG,¿- Graves says she would recommend through the pages.” their job to protect students. However, with gun reform being ³:H KDYH FRXQVHORUV RQ KDQG pushed through Congress, the com- people can talk or get help if they promise of armed teachers in all 50 ever need it,” says Murray. He does states has disappeared. Instead, leg- not take a stand for any side in the islatures are looking at tighter gun gun control debate, but he did say, laws, extensive background checks ³:LWK SURSHU FHUWL¿FDWLRQ DQG DQGFHUWDLQDVVDXOWULÀHVZLOOPRVW training, one can carry a gun.” likely be banned. Restrictions on “A teacher with a gun is no more high capacity magazines may also dangerous than one without a gun,” be imposed. said Mr. Webster, English and de- This has already stirred opposi- bate teacher. He added if there was tion from some states. According any chance of an incident involving to Fox News, Texas and Utah have an armed teacher, it would have al- threatened to not enforce any new ready happened since some teach- federal laws on gun control. Or- ers bring weapons regardless of the egon sheriffs have refused to en- rules set by Weber School District. force new gun control laws and in As an American, Webster said he California, a couple high schools strongly believes in the U.S. Con- have even purchased high powered stitution. “Any law abiding citi- weapons in case of school shoot- zen, with the correct and required ings. They also feel teachers with Sophomore and yearbook photographer Zach Graves Senior, Amanda Edmunds works on her pages for the year- training or documents, should be weapons may not stop tragedy, but book. DOORZHG WR FDUU\ D JXQ LW¶V WKH maybe it could prevent it from hap- takes pictures at the Quarters and Cans assembly. Photos by Amber Broderick Second Amendment.” However, pening.

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In the past few decades, the U.S. How many at Virginia Tech? tion of people; education on how has seen more than its fair share Tragedies make two kinds of to use a gun responsibly. Another of violence. Shootings and massa- people legendary: the victim and area of concern is people not re- ______cres have become routine. Virginia the villain. Too often news stories ceiving the help they call for when Obviously, this is a bad plan, your schoolwork early and never Tech, Columbine High School, focus on the villain as the main they really need it. Too often it is By Ben Lundgren but it isn’t always so obvious as be late. Poor homework habits Trolley Square, Aurora and Sandy character, followed by the victims too little, too late. Assistant to the Chief it’s happening. Be careful what are a common symptom for those Hook Elementary have become and almost always forgotten are the I think it’s obvious that the per- ______responsibilities are acquired with senioritis. Many people will synonymous with tragedy. heroes who were created by these petrator of a mass murder or shoot- EHFDXVH VRPH PLJKW MHRSDUGL]H do their A-day homework on their There has been a great deal of KRUUL¿FHYHQWV ing is not mentally stable. People A dangerous epidemic is at time. Also, paying attention to B-days, and B-day homework on discussion on gun control. Many Many people in Ogden and the should not blame the weapon. work, spreading among students the amount of time spent during A-days. Procrastinating on a huge feel that limiting the right to own surrounding areas have seen pink Instead they should question the in high schools everywhere. The activities can help when planning assignment until the day before a gun would reduce the amount of ribbons tied to lamp posts, trees YLFWLPL]HU¶V PHQWDO KHDOWK":KDW disease is highly contagious and around them. it’s due is a regular practice. Doing violence. So, making something il- and mail boxes, all in remembrance made them so hateful? Why did threatens the educational well- Secondly, combine certain homework earlier opens up a lot of legal will keep it out of dangerous of Emily Parker. However, how they resort to killing? Was there being of its victims. People have activities! Homework is boring and free time and guarantees it will be KDQGV ULJKW" 7KDW¶V WHUUL¿F QHZV many can name a teacher who sac- anything anyone could have done taken to calling it “senioritis.” takes a lot of time, but it doesn’t done. If something pops up later, Let’s also do that with hard drugs UL¿FHGKHUVHOIIRUKHU\RXQJFODVV« to prevent them from lashing out?  )LUVWVHFRQGWKLUGIRXUWK¿IWK have to. Get together with some you’ll be glad you already have it and alcohol for minors! or the fourth grade teacher who got When the root of the predicament JUDGHHWFXQWLO¿QDOO\VHQLRU\HDU IULHQGVDQGVWXG\YRFDEXODU\ÀDVK completed. My point is if someone wants his class out of the school… or is uncovered, the cure for it isn’t arrives. Students go through many cards, run laps around the track to Fifth and lastly, work on school something bad enough that they the two teachers who attacked the that far off. years of schooling, preparing for make up missed days in P.E, work work during dead time. Finished think they need it or that their life shooter and died in the process? The President did point out an the future. High school seniors on math assignments together or with the in-class assignment during GHSHQGV RQ LW WKHQ WKH\ ZLOO ¿QG These heroes were: Victoria Soto, immense problem: nearly half of are at the door of opportunity, and do whatever schoolwork you and a Statistics? You could pull out a a way to get that something. In the Ted Varga, Dawn Hochsprang and the arms dealers in America do not eagerly wait for what the world friend can do together. Doing this phone and play games for the rest end, if they want it bad enough, Mary Sherlach. perform any sort of background has to offer them. Some might feel lets you spend times with friends of class time, but you could also they will have it. It’s not that these people are so check on their clients. Felons and a little bit too eager. and still be productive, relieving a ¿QLVKWKHUHDGLQJDVVLJQPHQWIURP If a person who will abuse their rare that they hardly even exist, minors could easily purchase a In their excitement, seniors lot of school-related stress. the class before. In the easy classes right to bear arms has access to it’s news stations having a bigger, gun if they name the right price. often put forth less effort into their Third, don’t underestimate easy that seniors like to take, dead time ¿UHDUPVVKRXOGDSHUVRQZKRZLOO better story than their competi- This is how many of the shooters schoolwork. Motivation crumbles. classes. 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It’s I’d diagnose them with senioritis six teachers could’ve lived to see violence. However, guns are not pening. Sure, they may prevent other responsibilities. Then, they astounding and ironic how many DQG SUHVFULEH WKHVH ¿YH SLHFHV RI their pupils graduate. The coun- the root of the problem. Guns don’t some but never all. The world isn’t WDNHDOORIWKHLUSULRULWLHVVKXIÀH students fail “easy” classes. Don’t advice. Warning: Side effects may try wouldn’t have had a reason to kill people; people kill people. A perfect and neither are people. them together and decide to play be one of those people! LQFOXGH SXQFWXDOLW\ RUJDQL]DWLRQ mourn on Dec. 14, 2012. gun doesn’t decide to pull its trig- 52-Card Pickup with their lives. Fourth, get into a habit of doing good grades and success. How many other lives could ger, a person does. 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Editor-in-Chiefs Assistant to the Chiefs Managing Editor News Editors Teens juggle stressful lives, Daniel Crosby Erin Geiger Jared Fenn Ben Cragun Savannah Higley Bailey Rhees Kierstin Pitcher EDODQFLQJSURYHVGLI¿FXOW Ben Lundgren Kadey Karras Feature Editors Editorial Editors Sports Editors Photo Editors Some say adults have busy time, but in this day and age, it is ¿QGZD\VWREULQJRWKHUVGRZQ Katie Montgomery Savana Craven Logan Beddes Cara Darr lives, but have you ever looked not just possible, it is inevitable.  2ND\KHUH¶VWKH]LQJHUWKHRQH Amber Broderick Kaitlyn Lawler Shalee Davis Aubrey Bigelow at a high school student’s sched-  1RZ IULHQGV DUH D ELW WULFNLHU everyone is thinking about. How do Aleesha Mauchley Marissa Smith Ashton Bindrup ule? It contains work, homework, to deal with. Let us face it, high you solve relationships that causes friends, family, relationships and school is just a jungle, and there are stress? I say, simply and honestly, Business ~ Reporters ~ Artists ~ Photographers ~ Typesetters ~ Design many other things. Balancing all those who survive at the top of the you let it go. In a relationship you Design Editors of these things can be testing. How food chain and some who do not. want and need someone who’s go- Cortney Ballif Anna Poulos Tony Vaterlaus Jack Powell do teens do this? Well, there is no Regardless of where you are in the ing to take you up, not down. If for Corbin Havranek .U\VWDO5XL] Abigal Wight Rachel Dubose single answer. food chain, everyone aspires to be those in a relationship where there .DLWO\Q%RUJVFKDW] Landon Wood Kassidy Lewis Teens have a lot of different at the top. That is what we think LV¿JKWLQJDOORIWKHWLPHDQGQRWK- Copy Editors Zachary Smith Samantha Barnes 1LQD9DUJDV ways of handling their stressful about when we are making friends. ing seems to work, get out of it. Sara Drummond Emily Black Kirsten Terry Kyra Bramwell days. One that I am particularly Would this person be eating or get- You’ll be doing yourself a tremen- +DQQDK1HOVRQ Gabrielle Chieppa fond of is music. Almost every teen ting eaten? I would like to say that dous favor. nowadays loves music, whether it all of us are not shallow like that, There will always be stress in The Warrior News School Publication is printed monthly. The publication is a member of Quill and Scroll, Co- be rap, classical or hipster. For me, but most are. our lives, but teens can manage it lumbia Press Association and American Scholastic Press Association. We welcome letters to the editor. Such letters it helps me focus better. I heard  :KHQPDNLQJIULHQGV¿QGWKRVH by making good choices and proper shall be typed with the writer’s name promiently displayed on the article. The writer’s name may be withheld if VRUHTXHVWHG1DPHVZLOOEHNHSWRQ¿OH9LHZVZULWWHQLQWKHHGLWRULDOVGRQRWUHSUHVHQWWKHRSLQLRQVRIWKH:DU this from other students, too. who will help you be better; don’t balance. rior News staff. The Warrrior News reserves the right to edit for reasons of space, liability, and reserves the right Parents do not think we can mul- ¿QG SHRSOH ZKR VXUURXQG WKHP- to deny printing articles that are deemed inappropriate. Those interested in advertising in the Warrior News can titask by having music in our ears selves with gossip and drama. True By Krystal Ruiz contact the school at 801-476- 3700. and doing homework at the same friends will be by your side and not WHS Sophomore March 2013 FEATURES Warrior News 7 ______Kicking back time, By Abby Wright Staff Reporter ______TOP Warmer weather brings excitement, From freshman to senior, there are countless things teens learn students plan for spring vacation in their high school years. 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I always VFKRROLVRYHU´ 8 Warrior News FEATURE March 2013 6FKRODUV¿JKWWRULVHXSRQWRS ZRUNKDUGIRUSUHVWLJLRXVWLWOH ______London Musgrave, Art; and Hanna  7R ¿QDOO\ DFKLHYH WKH WLWOH RI By Savannah Higley Buswell, Business and Marketing. Sterling Scholar, each student had Editor in Chief Going against many other talent- someone who inspired them to be ______ed Warriors, these students had to their best. Christensen said that make an impact to get where they his ninth grade math teacher Mr. There are many students at We- are now. Cevering said, “I think Brock Mitchell, inspired him. “He ber High who strive for greatness, WKHPRVWGLI¿FXOWSDUWRIWKHZKROH really pushed me to try harder and who work above and beyond all competition was taking the name become more advanced in math. other students in their academic Sterling Scholar when every per- He was my foundation of strife of ¿HOG 7KH\ ZRUN WR WKH SRLQW RI son who tried out deserved it just as mathematical success,” said Chris- astonishing recognition. Many stu- much.” tensen dents who fall into this category Along with the pressure of the He also appreciated Mrs. Ste- work so hard, they may earn the competition, many found other as- phens, his calculus teacher, his prestigious title, Sterling Scholar. pects of becoming Sterling Scholar WSU professor Chloe Cai and the And every year, 13 students are tough. Ewing said the interview support of his family and friends. awarded this and recognized for all SRUWLRQZDVGLI¿FXOW³,MXVWJHWUH- For Buswell, she says her inspi- their hard work. ally nervous talking about myself ration came from, “My sister Whit- and knowing that I have to say the ney got me involved in DECA. right thing,” she said. Then my DECA advisor Mrs. Lars- Thirteen students will represent Weber as Sterling Scholars. Top row left to right: Jeremy “Keeping motivated when every- en has really helped me with busi- Porter, Jacob Gossner, Elias Johnson. Middle row: London Musgrave, Mariesa Miller, thing is so far away was a hard part ness.” Hannah Buswell. Front row: Justin Christenensen, Cecilia Ewing, Karyssa Wosley, Ra- to deal with it. Even over all the “All of my past FACS teachers Photos by Bell Photography breaks it was hard to keep myself have been very helpful throughout chel Martin, Jacob Cevering. working towards the goal.” my journey; especially Mrs. Ar- Social Studies Sterling Scholar as an English Sterling Scholar,” me land a job that deals with my Others found building a portfolio thur, Mrs. Staples, and Miss Wil- when he went to school six years said Ewing. study which could launch me into of all their accomplishments chal- liams,” said Wosley. “I would like ago. I thought it was really cool that “I have had many different prac- a prospectively amazing job,” said lenging. “It takes so much time to to thank them for their encourage- he had that recognition, and I de- tice sheets of interview questions Cevering. make everything look as good as ment, patience and kindness. This cided that I wanted to be that too,” to go through,” said Christensen. Musgrave agrees that being a possible,” said Martin. ‘Submitting would not have been possible with- he said. “They have the basics and complex Sterling Scholar can launch her the portfolio on the internet was out them.” Bell thanks his family for their problems on there to help me stay future. “The program will help me also demanding,’ she said. Miller has been inspired by her unlimited support towards his fu- fresh in each area.” reach my goal of going to college “This year the portfolios must dance teacher. “Kaylee Dimik ture. “My parents have inspired Musgrave has also been work- and gaining a higher education. I be submitted online, so it has been is my artistic, sun-shiney dance me. They have taught me the im- ing toward her region and state am thankful for this opportunity,” GLI¿FXOW ¿JXULQJ WKLQJV RXW´ VDLG teacher and DeAnn Thorpe is my portance of hard work,” said Bell. competition. “I’ve been expanding she said. John Daines Wosley. Miller added, “It took me amazing aunt who has always sup- The lucky 13 have many parts of my portfolio and attempting to im- “Being the Sterling Scholar for countless hours putting that thing ported me and let me use her studio the competition that they needed to prove my people skills. That inter- Business and Marketing will surely This year the 13 students recog- together.” when I need it,” she said. prepare for. After being selected to view is a killer, and I want to be as help my future. Especially today nized for their academic excellence “Almost everything about the Ewing appreciates the help her represent Weber High, the scholars prepared as I can be.” where a lot of the world uses mar- are as follows: Rachel Martin, FRPSHWLWLRQZDVGLI¿FXOWEXW,NHSW family and past teachers have given will compete on the district level. “After being chosen to represent keting to help promote their busi- Foreign Language; Cecilia Ewing, my attitude up and tried my best. her. “My mom and grammy have Those chosen to represent Weber the school, we have to create a bet- QHVV,WZLOOGH¿QLWHO\KHOSPHJHW English; Elias Johnson, Science; Putting everything together and both inspired my love of reading District will then attend state. To ter portfolio, so I have been work- a step ahead of other people in my Jeremy Porter, Trade and Tech- ¿QGLQJ ZKDW QHHGHG WR JR LQ P\ and writing. Also, my eight grade get to this level, the students have ing on that: compiling activities search for a career,” said Buswell. nical; Justin Christensen, Math; portfolio proved to be a challenge,” English teacher Mrs. Heap, who to put together a more in-depth and awards,” said Martin. “Having this on my resume will Mariesa Miller, Dance; Karyssa said Johnson. made me push myself to write, portfolio. For many, Sterling Scholar has surely help me. All of the work Wosley, Family and Consumer “Making sure that I knew myself and Mrs. Leake, who forced me to “Not only do I have to put togeth- been a life-time goal. They feel ,¶YHSXWLQWRWKLV¿HOGZLOOJLYHPH Science; Jacob Cevering, Speech and everything about my form of make my writing great instead of er a more comprehensive portfolio, being a scholar will help their fu- and Drama; Jacob Gossner, Music; study was important especially pre- settling for good,” she said. ,KDYHWRORRNDQG¿QGHYHU\WKLQJ ture career. “It will help me get a Sterling Scholars Nicholas Bell, Computer Technol- paring for the interview, that was Daines says his brother was his about myself that could contribute scholarship that will help with edu- continues on page 9 ogy; John Daines, Social Studies; GLI¿FXOW´VDLG%XVZHOO inspiration. “My brother was the to improving others opinion of me cation payments. It can also help

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______2012 2012Best Olympian: Usain Bolt may run fast, but he couldn’t beat Most Attractive Olympian: The year could not be docu- By Erin Geiger Michael Phelps in the race for Best Olympian. Phelps more than dou- mented without mentioning the Olympics again. With three Assistant to the Chief bled Bolt’s votes in the WHS poll and stole the title eas- men hitting a sweet spot at just the right time, a ______ily. Phelps made it into Olympic history Speedo showdown blew up the polls. American by earning 22 medals and becoming the swimmers Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps met up The past year of 2012 seems most decorated Olympic athlete; Phelps with British diver Tom Daley for this hunktaculous to have come and gone as fast as surpassed the former record holder, So- category. One lady Warrior called Daley “freaking Kim Kardashian’s marriage to viet gymnast Larisa Latynina, by four attractive” and another said Lochte is “so dang hot.” Kris Humphries. Although 2013 medals. He earned four gold and two ,QGHHGODGLHVLQGHHG:KLOHDOOWKUHHPHQDUHGH¿- is now comfortably setting in, silver medals this past summer—bring- QLWHO\WRQHGDQG¿WHQRXJKWKHZLQQHURIWKLVFRPSHWL- it’s still important to look back ing his gold medal count to 18! Phelps tion, as determined by the Weber poll, was Lochte. He on some of the moments and said, “I wanted to change [swimming] is an 11 time Olympic medalist and holds four world-re- people that made 2012 the year and take it to another level.” Mission cords—two gold, two silver and one bronze medal were it was. In a poll of 200 students accomplished. Fellow USA swimmer won in the 2012 Olympics. Lochte beat out Phelps for from Weber High, the most Missy Franklin said, “He has done a the Most Attractive Olympian by three votes and Daley noteworthy things from 2012 world of difference for swimming.” by four. have been chosen. She added, “I don’t think his shoes ZLOO HYHU EH ¿OOHG , WKLQN KLV IRRW- steps are huge.” Phelps announced Best Actor: Robert Dow- the 2012 Olympics were his last, ney Jr. destroyed the other DQG VDLG ³, ¿QLVKHG P\ FDUHHU men in the running according the way I wanted to. I think that’s Best Meme: The overly attached girlfriend to Weber’s results. RDJ earned pretty cool.” FDQ RI¿FLDOO\ PRYH RYHUQHZ PHPHV KDYH DUULYHG more votes than Hugh Jackman, Psy’s “Gangnam Style” didn’t win best song, but it Liam Neeson and Johnny Depp inspired hundreds of memes to be spread across the combined and beat out second Best Moment of 2012: Overall, the majority of poll-answering stu- internet. Pictures of Gandalf and the Avenger char- place Ryan Gosling by 12 votes. dents said the Olympics were the best part of the past year. The Olympics acters can now be seen dancing all over our Facebook Downey Jr. is the brilliance be- began in London, England, on July 27 and lasted until Aug. 12 and proved pages. Second place goes to the Grumpy Cat that dis- hind Sherlock Holmes and most successful for the USA. The medal count totaled 104 medals—46 gold, 29 likes everything. This unfortunate looking kitty ap- famously Iron Man; his most silver and 29 bronze. The majority of gold medals came from the USA swim- pealed to the cynic in everyone; this cat hates every- recent appearance was in Mar- ming team and the majority of silver and bronze medals came from the USA thing from Christmas songs to having fun and makes vel’s The Avengers. Starpulse. athletic teams. most let out a little chuckle. com put him in their top 10 but only as sixth—crowning Joseph Most Attractive Woman: Milena Gordon-Levitt as the Best Actor Markovna Kunis, better known as Mila of 2012. (What do they know?!) Kunis, squeaked by in this category. 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Pre- “Ya’ll are messing with me.” Oh, Chan- for the Best Song of 2012, and this isn’t the only place viously to that, she also wore a ning…we most certainly are not “messing” they were popular. “It’s Time” went onto the Billboard more-than-skin-tight cat suit in with you! Between those chiseled abs and Hot 100 list as number 18 and stayed on the chart for The Dark Knight Rises. Her work that adorable boy-like smile, you baked the 31 weeks. “Radioactive” hit the list at number 49 and paid off! Hathaway also earned cake, took the cake, ate the cake and still stayed on the list for 19 weeks. Imagine Dragons are an extreme amount of votes and kept your physique. relatively new, but they’ve certainly made an entrance easily claimed the Best Actress to the music scene. award. People magazine called Hathaway “the showstopper” of Best Series: At a tie of 39 votes each, The Walking Dead and The Big Bang Theory won this 2012 and put her in the category category. 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I al- ing towards one thing; no, not the ras, sophomore, “I’ll never get “Hey, do you wanna go to the ready knew he liked me. He came dance, but dinner. Groups of dates bored with the menu.” dance with me?” up and asked, ‘Madi, how should I board into cars that will take them Another popular Prom choice “Sure.” ask you to the dance?’ Through the to a destination of hopeful taste is Union Grill at the Union Sta- “Cool, cool…” whole conversation I was thinking, success. Options are everywhere, tion. I had the opportunity to eat Does this sound familiar? While ‘Wow, smooth one, Matt. I’m sorry, but many factors play into choos- there during Prom and loved it! It this is an acceptable way to ask a but no; not happening!’” ing the proper restaurant for such a may be small but quite comfort- person on a date, it is boring. Peo- Warriors enjoy the adrenaline of memorable night. able and offers a fabulous menu. I ple like when others get creative, setting up the question and hope it Price is one of the largest fac- enjoyed the grilled turkey avocado mostly so they can brag about what makes their chances better on be- tors that can play into dining. Many sandwich while other people in my the other person did. Most Warriors ings accepted as a dance date. “I want a place that is affordable and group tried soups and burgers. It Union Grill, located on 25th Street at Union Station, has think creative asking and answer- was setting up that popcorn ques- has tasty food. A less expensive ZDVGH¿QLWHO\¿OOLQJDQGMXVWDGGHG delicious entrees for a great price. ing to dances only happens in Utah, tion where you leave a stick of but- restaurant to try is Chili’s. It in- to a great night. This restaurant also but this isn’t entirely true. ter and then put a bowl of popcorn troduces affordable prices and for has moderately priced dinners and never go wrong on their menu,” offered. Be sure to try their home- Many teens submitted stories on- and the note saying ‘Now that I’ve most people, they cannot go wrong offers a wide selection of entrees. Shelby Lee, senior, said, “I always made sodas along with your entrée line on various websites about their buttered you up I’ll POP the ques- with the menu. A great way to go is Dessert is also a must. The caramel enjoy eating there.” of choice which could be from their experiences with people asking/ tion,’ on their porch,” a junior said. their Two for $20 menu deal, which bread pudding is amazing. There are different varieties of salmon to their ranch raise buffalo answering them involving a dance, “After I put the butter on the porch, comes with two full-sized entrees Another mildly priced restaurant pastas as well as complementary burgers and steaks. and not all of them were from Utah. I hid in the bushes with the bowl and an appetizer to share. is Olive Garden. This restaurant bread sticks and Olive Garden’s “Nothing gets better than Mad- In fact, most of them aren’t. of popcorn. It was scary! Cars kept One worry for girls is the move- has an Italian theme and great ser- signature salad. dox,” Allie Lloyd, junior, said Katie Anne, age 17, put on An- driving by, and her dog barked non- ment or growth allowed in their vice and is a comfortable place. Sometimes bigger is better, and about the restaurant. “If a date took JHO¿UHFRPPDQ\GLIIHUHQWFUHDWLYH stop!” ¿WWHG GUHVV (DWLQJ D ODUJH KHDY\ Sometimes dates search menus this becomes true when eating at me there, I would practically be in LGHDV ³)LQG WKH RQH WKDW ¿WV \RXU Roberts said she remembers meal is sometimes not the most looking for inexpensive dishes to restaurants like the Timbermine. heaven, a perfect Prom date!” personality, your budget and woo when her older brother got two sensible idea. Chili’s offers lighter save money. The Olive Garden has Timbermine offers group discounts Looking for a quiet, roman- that girl/guy!” LDS missionaries to go to the girl’s FKRLFHV WKDW DUH ¿OOLQJ EXW QRW WR inexpensive prices and even date and it delivers what you are paying tic dining experience? Graycliff There are many various ideas house and began a religious lesson. a point of an uncomfortable fash- specials. “I always feel like I can for. Large steaks, ribs and chicken Lodge in Ogden Canyon has the online, including the classics such Halfway into the lesson, they asked are part of their palatable choices. perfect atmosphere. Nestled by the DV³3XWWLQJJROG¿VKLQDEDWK the girl if she would “Choose the The atmosphere is fun and creative Ogden River, Graycliff also has a tub and have some corny poem to right and go to the dance with [her but still balances the sophisticated wide selection of delicious entrees. LWVXFKDV³2XWRIDOOWKH¿VKLQWKH brother] on Friday night!” side of American dining. The menu boasts excellent steaks, sea I want you to come to the dance Many girls fantasize about the Timbermine is not just a steak chicken and seafood. The extras with me!” Maybe put a tiny trea- perfect way to be asked to the house, but offers seafood, too. The such as their delicious rolls and sure chest in the bottom with the Prom. Victoria, age 16, in New :KLWH*ROGLVDR]¿OHWRIKDOL- desserts compliment the meal. question or answer in it. York, New York posted, “I want it but is amazing and as for its name, Because of their large dining If this is sounding too hard or to be perfect! The guy needs to be very creative. Other great choices area, group dates can relax and not costly, another suggestion is to buy cute and when he asks me he has are the varieties of chicken and feel smashed. Reservations are al- VRPHVWXIIHGD¿VKDQGKDQJWKHP to be creative and make a big deal prime rib dinners ranging around ways helpful and can save Prom- around the person’s room; prefera- out of it. No plain old ‘I just popped $15-$20. goers time because they can be EO\HHOV³,¶GEHG((/LJKWHGLI\RX by to ask blah-blah-blah!’ So if my As though you are entering an quickly seated. went to the dance with me!’ Anoth- homecoming date-to-be is reading actual mine, this restaurant offers Ruby River is another Warrior er suggestion is to give the askee this, make your question is per- plenty of conversation starters just favorite place to dine for Prom. DQ XQWDPSHUHGZLWK EDJ RI ÀRXU fect!” from its appearance. From mani- Whether couples came for their with a note that says, “Look in the Girls from Weber don’t care as kins dressed as miners to Pezz dis- delicious ribs, raspberry chicken or ÀRXU´ 7KH QH[W GD\ DIWHU KHVKH much on how the asking goes. “I penser bath tubs, Timbermine has a signature steaks, there is something KDVVHDUFKHGWKHEDJRIÀRXUZLWK don’t care how I’m asked as long fun creative atmosphere. to please any palate. no luck, give him/her a rose (or oth- as it’s surprising and not too embar- Another big name restaurant to Located in South Ogden on HUNLQGRIÀRZHU ZLWKDUROOHGXS rassing,” Roberts said. try is Maddox in Brigham City. Riverdale Road, dates enter a QRWH ³2RSV :URQJ ÀRZHU :LOO A senior who wishes to remain Known again for the country comfortable, yet elegant dining you go out with me anyway?” anonymous, added, “I don’t care feeling of dining, Maddox offers establishment. The western atmo- (YHQWKRXJKVWXGHQWVDJUHHDVN- how I get asked as long as he’s cute Timbermine gives people a memorable experience with great choices for everyone. Fam- VSKHUH DQG ODUJH ¿UH SODFHV PDNH ing for a date creatively is fun, they and I get a kiss at the end!” its miner theme and large dinners. ily friendly and of course Prom dining enjoyable and pleasurable. also agree many ideas are overused The possibilities of creativity are Photos By Emily Black friendly. The service at Maddox is For those worried about cost, once and some are “just plain mean.” as big as a student’s wallet. Many clean and reliable. Complimentary again this restaurant has a variety Madison Roberts, sophomore, Warriors feel their budget is hold- rolls and corn bread are offered of entrees, so dates don’t need to said, “There are a lot of things that ing them back from going “all out,” with Maddox’s signature raspberry spend lots. The meals are so large, are over-used, but the one I hear but like the LDS missionaries Rob- butter. There is also a wide price couples could actually share a meal about the most is people trashing erts used, some ideas are creative range due to the variety of dishes and be completely full. their date-to-be’s room with toilet and free.

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Playing “O Pop” style music, students Jackson Kerbs, TJ Maynard and Bennett Geil- Sophomore Cheyennne Remkes Singing his hilarious orginal hit “The Friend Zone,” man entertain audiences with their original song “Dreamer.” performs a Clogging dance. is overall winnner senior Colby Ferrin.

Singing her beauitful rendition of “Stay” by Rihanna Sophomores Emily Eldredge and Madison The Marching Band gives the audience a glimpse of their performace for their is vocal winner and freshman, Amanda Heise. Gunter entertain the crowd with their creative up coming Regiment Drumline Competition. song, “High School.” Photos by Ashton Bindrup and Amber Broderick

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We are working Sports Editor ter every day, be good teammates on getting our posts to score down ______DQGKRSHIXOO\¿QLVKLQWKHWRSIRXU low, but they are not there yet. I in Region 1 and get to state. After would say that is our biggest weak- Most students will remember last that, it’s all icing on the cake,” says ness right now. We work on it every year’s girls’ basketball team going Coach Rick Stoeckl. day.” all the way to the state playoffs. Although they may have faith in To get ready for their season, Unfortunately, even with all of the a good year, it will not come easy. Hannah Charlton, junior, said the hard work and effort the girls put The Warriors know they will have team has been working on mental in, the Syracuse Titans swept the ti- to work hard to earn the title, dur- preparedness. “We do things like tle from the Warriors. This does not ing well as work on certain aspects visualizing things we do in the mean the girls will not strive for the of the game they play. Senior and game. We also listen to music to get title this year. captain Erin Reichle says, “Our pumped and focused on the game,” Senior and captain Maren Ulrich biggest problem we are facing right she said. says, “This year we are looked at now as pre-season is our rebound- Charlton also likes how the girls as the underdogs of the region due ing.” help each other to be better. “I tried to the loss of so many players from There are some things; however, out for the Weber team because the last year, but we will still take ev- the girls don’t need quite as much coaches told me they could really Senior Erin Reichle attempts to pass the ball to senior Kandice Jensen in a game against ery game seriously and play the work on. “The greatest strength we use me. Playing with older girls Northridge. Photo By Ashton Bindrup hardest we can and never give up.” KDYHLVKRZZHOOZHUXQWKHÀRRU makes me better,” she said. The team, as well as the coaches, Our guards break out and get down The Warriors love their sport and a seven point win over Bear River, together, be poised and we have to However, the girls did not rule have high hopes for this season. WKH ÀRRU TXLFNO\´ VD\V 5HLFKOH have been playing most of their 28-21. Reichle had 27 points and be us. There is nothing else.” their home court when they faced “Because we have an inexperienced Coach Stoeckl adds, “Our biggest lives. Charlton loves the competi- DGGHG VHYHQ UHERXQGV ¿YH VWHDOV 7KHJLUOVZHUHGH¿QLWHO\WRJHWKHU Sky View on Jan. 2. TheBobcats tion and physical aspects of the and four assists. Senior Kandice when they beat Taylorsville 49-37 led the game; however, Reichle did game while Haley Nelson, sopho- Jensen added 11 points along with on Dec. 7. It also helped that Reich- score 26 points and Charlton had more, knew a lot of the girls on We- six points from senior Hannah Bus- le and Jensen combined for eight 14. Sky View won 83-64. ber’s team from when she played in well. Buswell also had eight re- 3-pointers. Reichle had 23 points Facing their across town rivals junior high. She likes how the girls bounds and four steals. Weber ral- that night and Jensen added 17. Fremont on Jan.11, the Warriors are like a family and have fun to- lied for a 59-43 win. On Dec. 11, the Warriors were hoped to defeat the Wolves. Un- gether. After the three wins, Weber con- composed and ready to bring home fortunately, they fell short in the $QGIXQWKH\KDGDVWKH\¿QLVKHG tinued to dominate. On Dec. 4, the a win. Facing Cottonwood Heights, fourth quarter, and Fremont won a strong pre-season. Weber faced Warriors tamed the Tigers of Ogden Reichle had 22 points, 7 rebounds, 50-44. Reichle had a game high of Hunter on Nov 20. The Warriors with a 56-37 win. Reichle,brought 7 assists and 3 steals. They stole the 22 points and Charlton added 13. blew past their opponent winning in 22 points and Jensen had 11 game with a 45-27 victory. Charlton felt this was the hardest 71-28. Reichle had an impres- points. Hoping to come together dur- game because, “we had the game sive game scoring 26 points, eight However, their next game on ing the Bountiful game, Weber and we threw it away.” steals, six rebounds and seven as- Dec 5 didn’t go as well for them. fell short to the Braves. Even with The Warriors fought hard on Jan. sists. Hannah Johnson added nine When facing Bonneville, Reichle Charlton scoring 23 points and 8 as they wanted a win during the points to this game. was only able to put in 10 points. Reichle adding 18, Bountiful took Region 1 opener, but Layton had Keeping those victories rolling The Warriors lost this game 53-30. a 69-56 win. other plans. Reichle’s 22 points and in, Weber played Herriman on Nov. Stoeckl said, “I told them that we Determined for a win, Weber Buswell’s 6 were not enough as 27 and beat them 59-52. Lead- need to keep working, we need to faced Lone Peak on Dec 20, and Layton won 51-43 ing the scoring was Reichle with get better but most important, we they did not disappoint. Holding The girls also struggled in the 26 points, and she also had 10 re- need to stay together and get closer onto a lead for the entire game, Jan. 18 game against Syracuse. bounds and 10 assists. as a team. We lost our composure Warriors crushed their opponent Reichle led the Warriors with 22 Weber faced Bear River on Nov during that game and that can’t with a 49-40 victory. Charlton points and Hannah Charlton deliv- 30. It was one of the closer games happen. Whatever adversity we added 9 points to the game with ered 10. The battle ended with the Dashing down the court is Senior Mckenna Dahl as she they have faced. Weber pulled off may encounter, we have to come Reichle bringing in 11. Titans taking a 64-53 victory. takes it to the basket while Warriors battle against Hunter. Photo By Krystal Ruiz

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Come in and let us grant your 2361 North 400 East wish for a great 801-737-5553 Pizza deal at Pier 49 March 2013 SPORTS Warrior News 19 Injuries Winter chill often prevents activity, inhibit helpful workout suggestions given ______athletes beginner. Then, eventually, work from YouTube. “YouTube contains By Marissa Smith your way up doing them on your JUHDWVRXUFHVRI YLGHRWR¿QGDYD- physically, Editorial Editor hands and feet. Like everything riety of workouts,” he says. ______else in life, it’s going to be hard, but  /HDYLQJ KLV ¿QDO PRWLYDWLRQDO WKHEHQH¿WVDUHVRZRUWKLW´DGGV tips, Duran says, “Just keep in mind mentally As winter months approach, Johnson. that your body is the most incred- ______most people struggle with stay- He suggests for those who are ible instrument you will ever own, ing active since they can no longer not a pushup fan, add in one’s own VRGRQ¶WDEXVHLW5HVXOWVWDNHWLPH By Logan Wood jog outside in shorts and a t-shirt. favorite moves like jumping jacks but at the end of the day, if you can Staff Reporter Roads get dangerous, high calorie or mountain climbers, anything answer yourself that you feel bet- ______foods come out and many people that is appealing and can get people ter than you did yesterday, then you lose their motivation. This often “pumped” to keep going. have succeeded.” Athletes enjoy their sports, and leads to people staying cooped up For those who are not into circuit Whether at home or at the gym, live for the thrill of competitions inside, sitting on the couch with training, they can try other exercis- there’s plenty of ways and options and winnings. However, injuries a good TV show and fattening es. “Don’t lose your motivation,” to stay in shape. Former Peak Per- often deter athletes from excelling foods. soccer player Jacob Howell, junior, formance employee and winner and can end their athletic careers. “Don’t make up any excuses about advises. “Keep your upcoming of numerous road races, Jennifer According to Medscape.org, ev- Senior Tegan Moore gets his ankle wrapped by an athletic not having gym memberships,” sports season in mind.” Stevens advises the younger gen- ery year an estimated seven to nine says senior Kayla O’driscoll. She Many people lose their motiva- eration to stay in shape and ac- trainer during a football game. Photo By Ellie May Kerr million athletes will participate in adds people don’t have to go to a tion due to the cold weather. He tive no matter what. She adds, too high school sports. On average, 1.5 She injured her foot/ankle in warm- ment. She also adds athletes can gym and pay monthly to stay in adds, “Focus on your sport, keep it million of these will be injured, and ups before the game against Davis help prevent any injury or decrease shape. She suggests other ways to in mind if you want to have a good “It’s easy to slack off the numbers of sport’s injuries are in early September. She’s used the likelihood of getting hurt by get a head to toe workout daily. season when it comes.” rising. crutches to navigate around the following a basic, common sense “It’s easy to slack off on working Howell stays active during the on working out when Many of these athletes will un- school and did physical exercises health plan which is commonly ig- out when the weather gets colder, winter months by playing on in- the weather gets cold- dergo physical therapy as well as twice a week for three months. She nored by many athletes. and we start piling on layers and door soccer teams. He plays on mental rehabilitation. These in- agrees with the mental challenge to One of these preventions in- layers of clothing. But a strong, several teams to stay in shape and er, and we start piling juries not only hurt the body, but overcome injuries.“It is hard going cludes getting rest. Stireman feels healthy body is essential all year keep his skills fresh. If soccer on layers and layers of the unseen injury is the damage it from playing to being stuck on the adequate sleep can make the dif- long,” says O’driscol. games get canceled, Howell turns does to the athlete’s mental health. couch; it sucks.” ference between a broken face and She adds, “Doing circuits is a to running and going to the gym to clothing. But a strong, Some athletes are quick to recover, Her hiatus didn’t only affect her, a glorious win. While sleeping 18 great way to stay in shape.” Circuits help strength train his body. If all healthy body is essen- but their mental security about be- but she said the team was running hours isn’t going to make the body DUHUHSHWLWLRQVRIVSHFL¿FH[HUFLVHV options leave him stuck at home, he ing hurt again doesn’t just vanish as low on defenders and injuries like as strong as Superman’s, it can in- that one does in a timely manner. still gets his workouts in by doing tial all year long.” the injury heals. Some players are hers are really bad for the team. crease awareness to avoid that in- They often consist of pushups, sit- exercises at his house. scared about going back out and In many cases, it isn’t easy for jury. ups and jumping jacks. Many can “I do simple exercise’s like push- many kids are consumed in their playing their game. athletes to cope with the reality of Eating is another factor in main- be found online or through maga- ups and sit-up’s or running on the electronic devices, especially once Braxton Beck, sophomore, plays having a limb or other body part taining a healthy body that can zines. treadmill,” he adds. winter hits. This limits exercise. running back and free safety for damaged. Legs and concussions withstand the brutal conditions of A very popular circuit workout WHS graduate Gary P. Duran, “Electronics need to be put down, Warrior football. He was injured in can heal, but the pain and the mis- any sport. Stireman says players routine at Weber High is the P90X KDV VLPSOH DGYLFH WR NHHS ¿W GXU- and weights need to be picked up, the game against Mountain Crest. ery of sitting on the sidelines will should eat plenty of vegetables and circuit. This is liked by many guys. ing these colder months. “The best even if it is small exercises. Any- Beck agrees with the mental ob- always be remembered by the in- fruits; keep the intake of water and Tony Horton, creator of the system, advice I could give to anyone is to thing can slowly bring you back stacle an injury poses. jured athlete. dairy products appropriate levels; has set up a whole system that is ¿QG D SK\VLFDO DFWLYLW\ DQG HQYL- into shape,” she says.  ³,W LV SK\VLFDOO\ GLI¿FXOW EXW To add insult to injury, the doc- HDWSOHQW\RISURWHLQ DQG¿EHUULFK for beginners and pros. 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Sometimes He also adds he will continue to longer to mentally recover. says most injuries are “overuse in- pete in any sport. Most importantly, back and your core/midsection as you can’t join you and you can’t let exercise this winter so that he’s pre- Another injured athlete is Regan juries.” She said athletes can avoid Stireman believes it can also give well. such a minor thing hold you back pared and ready for the upcoming Leemaster, sophomore. Leemaster injuries by using proper techniques the mental strength needed to cope “Start off with three sets of 10 from a life worth living and staying basketball season. plays outside defense for soccer. in stretching, coaching and equip- with injuries when they do happen. pushups on your knees if you’re a ¿W´VXJJHVWV'XUDQ Staying in shape during the win- However, if a gym is not in one’s ter may be a hard task but for those budget, there are some workouts who stick with it, they will be more one can do at home. 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Open Monday- Saturday 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. 1958 N. Washington 801-782-3000 20 Warrior News SPORTS March 2013 Wrestlers continue to dominate in region, athletes predicted to advance to state ______and improving, and they’re doing a 60 to 24 on Dec. 12, 2012. They’ve 6-7,” says Eure. State Champion- By Kaitlin Lawler good job,” says Coach Eure. also won matches against Alta (41- ships will be held on Feb. 13-14 Editorial Editor Along with great coaching, “I 24), Lone Peak (59-14), Skyview this year at UVU. The top eight ______think our biggest strength is team (57-4), and Davis (46-20). The ju- wrestlers in each weight class will unity,” says Childress. “We have nior varsity and sophomore teams qualify for the State Tournament. The Warrior wrestling team is a strong bond; we like to have fun have also won many matches in- Brand new for this year will be a tearing up matches this year as they and we like to compete.” cluding the Roy match (64-18, ju- Super State where all state plac- PDNH WKHLU ZD\ WR VWDWH ¿QDOV LQ “The team’s way close and we nior varsity) and a match against HUVIURPDOO¿YHFODVVL¿FDWLRQVZLOO mid-February. The boys have had have a good mental edge,” says Northridge (39-15, sophomore). wrestle on Feb. 22-23 at the Maver- a pretty successful season this year, Wiser. Talan Romero, sophomore, The team also wrestled in an ick Center. winning most of their matches. agrees and adds, “Yeah, we’re re- important invitational match in ³,VHH=DFK+XQWVPDQGH¿QLWHO\ “The team is as strong as we DOO\ JRRG DW RYHUFRPLQJ GH¿FLWV Evanston from Nov. 30 to Dec. 1. going to state,” says Terrell. “He’s could be right now,” says Devon and just pushing through to have a The team ranked 3rd place in the really following in his brother’s Childress, junior. “I mean, we good match.” meet overall. In the individuals, footsteps.” Huntsman’s brother, could always be stronger, I guess, To prepare for their season, team Weber scored high in many weight 0DFN+XQWVPDQSODFHG¿UVWLQUH- but we’re doing really well.” Chil- members follow a strict regimine. divisions. Stanton Wiser ranked gion championships last year. dress is one of the strong state com- The team spends much time con- 4th place in his weight division,; These boys love their sport, even petitors on the team. ditioning. “Yeah, we do a ton of Sterling Wiser, 5th; Tanner Mar- when they face long practices, dif- “We’re doing great, the coaching conditioning,” says Wiser. “We’re riot, 3rd; Hunter Riggs, 4th; Devon ¿FXOWPDWFKHVDQGJUXHOLQJFRQGL- this year is amazing!” adds Stanton constantly working out.” Childress, 5th; and Jared Tracy WLRQLQJ³:UHVWOLQJLVGH¿QLWHO\QRW Wiser, sophomore. “The team does a lot to prepare,” took 3rd. an easy sport,” says Wiser. “I think “I think that Coach Eure is an says Childress. “We work out and The team is preparing for Divi- the hardest part is keeping in good incredible coach and really contrib- stay conditioned all through the fall sional and then State Champion- condition.” utes to why we have the successful and spring seasons.” ships, both in mid-February. “I “I think wrestling is hard because matches we have,” says Jacob Ter- “I think wrestling also requires think the boys are ready to head to it takes up a lot of your time,” says Gaining leverage over his weight class competitor, Sterling rell, senior. “He really teaches the a lot of mental preparation,” adds what we call divisional and then up Romero. Wiser, senior, prepares for a take down. best techniques and to just be the Wiser. “It’s important to practice to state,” says Eure. Wrestling does take up a lot of best we can be.” and get that good mental edge.” “The wrestling team has been time with practices and matches, Coach Eure likes coaching the The teams have faced intense training at a high level and will EXW WKDW¶V GH¿QLWHO\ QRW WKH RQO\ team as well. “I think the boys are matches and have done well. Varsi- compete in divisionals (state quali- GLI¿FXOW WKLQJ DERXW EHLQJ RQ WKH doing really well; we’re moving up ty beat South Summit High School ¿HU  DW$OWD +LJK 6FKRRO RQ )HE team. “It’s hard to meet the weight requirements,” says Childress. “Losing or gaining weight and ev- erything like that.” The team works hard to eat right and exercise throughout the season, and when they’re off season, they continue to condition. “We have intense endurance workouts,” says Terrell. “To meet weight requirements, we’re really encouraged to just keep a balanced diet. We don’t have to do anything crazy; we just have to make sure we’re generally eating healthy.”  1RQHRIWKHVHGLI¿FXOWLHVKRZ- ever, will keep them from getting on the mat. “I like wrestling be- cause the people are great; there are some pretty cool people on the team,” says Romero. Even though LWFDQEHGLI¿FXOWWKH\DJUHHZUHV- tling is an awesome sport. “I love Dakota Caldwell, senior, pins his Tooele opponent during the Warrior Duels last Decem- wrestling because it’s really fun Wrestler Dustin Pagano, senior, overcomes his Fremont ber. and it keeps me in good condition,” rival. Photos By Emily Black and Krystal Ruiz says Wiser.