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What Should We Bring Back? Warriors Break Ground pg. 2 Shimmel attends Flaming Foliage pg. 3 Marching Band Evolves pg. 8 TheArrowheAd 100 N. Arch St. Montoursville, PA 17754 Volume 43, Issue 2 October 2015 cheyennewood editor-in-chief “Bring back the 80’s” Mrs. Victoria Stetts “Wide What should legged pants” Sophomore we bring Brianna King back? en.wikipedia.org “Chivalry” Senior Zach West www.polyvore.com Photo courtesy of Mrs. Stetts. “Respect” Junior Nash Dawson slice.seriouseats.com “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody” Senior Autumn Hall “Pizza being sold for $1” Senior Kylie Savidge affiliate.zap2it.com “Who doesn’t “ZooPals” like purple Sophomore ketchup?” Lauren Senior Shakeea O’Malley Horn www.popsugar.com- www.fanpop.com “Pay phones” “Cereal bowls with straws” en.wikipedia.org Freshman Devon Robinson Junior Trisha Shay www.amazon.com NEWS The Arrowhead page 2 October 2015 FFA hosts Ag Day benkutay The Crazy Eight Debates products, and participate in an reporter mosphere is more relaxed than he if they could have done it again archery safety class, among other dominicprato news staff thought and that the room is a lot then they would have studied up Fourth graders from Lyter and activities. smaller than he expected. on their courtroom vocabulary Loyalsock Valley Elementary “Ag Day gives my kids an op- Recently the Montoursville Area Yale is an ivy league school in and practiced their responses to were treated to a visit to Crescent portunity to teach and develop High School’s Mock Trial team Connecticut that has a fantas- certain objections. Ridge Farm in Loyalsock on Oc- leadership skills,” Hepburn said. competed at Yale against eight tic law school and set this up to Th is impacted their team be- tober 15 as part of Ag Day, the “Th ey become the teacher. Th ey other teams. Th e team consists of let students around the United cause it caused them to adapt to 24th edition of a yearly program fi nd out how hard it is to keep stu- Hunter Day, Sarah Marquadt, Jil- States compete in a Mock Trial. their surroundings and fi nd new put on by the high school Future dents engaged and really see what lian O’Connor, Kourtney Philips, Senior Ryan Prince says that he ways to interact with people and Farmers of America (FFA) to teaching is like. Th is experience Daxton Silver, Ryan Prince, and thought Yale, being as prestigious also to use teamwork and com- promote agricultural awareness. shows my students what works in Sierra Frantz. Unfortunately, the as it is, is very plain and is a lot munication skills to fi gure out the “We’re trying to promote agri- teaching, and what doesn’t work team did not perfrom so well and like the Penn State campus. solutions of diffi cult tasks when cultural literacy,” Ben Hepburn, in teaching.” only ended up winning one of Th e team battled against some in a time of need. the advisor of the high school’s Gloria Jean, a fourth grade their eight debates. of the top schools in the east “My favorite part of the trip was branch of the FFA, said. “Ag Day teacher from Loyalsock Valley Sophomore Hunter Day com- coast and learned a lot from their when Jillian O’Connor ran out of allows you to Elementary in at- pares the diff erences between the experience at Yale. the room in the middle of a case fi gure out if tendance at the trials at Yale and how he thought Most of the team agreed that and threw up.” said Ryan Prince FFA is some- event, says that it would be. He says that the at- when asked what his thing you want she thinks Ag favorite part about the to do or not in Day is a posi- trip to Yale was. high school.” tive experience Th e trip to Yale was “Our goal is for her stu- one that the Mock to advertise dents. Trial team will never farming to the “I like the forget. It tought them younger gen- photo by: Mackenzie Sheesley fact that my how to cooperate as a eration,”FFA members show children a display students get team and how to work Noah from an Ag Day station. The members to learn more well when they were Balliet, prepared months ahead for this event. about the under times of need. a 10th things they use Th e team never gave grade member of the FFA said, every day and where they come up, even when the odds said. He was teaching the fourth from,” Jean explained. “I think were not in their favor. graders about the collection and that they don’t realize how many Hopefully for the refi ning of milk from cows. farm products are in things other team they will get “I joined FFA to get involved than food. I think this is a good to have another of with diff erent stuff in agricul- experience for both the elementa- these experiences and ture,” Balliet said. ry school kids and the high school make out better next Students were able to see live- kids.” time. stock in person, learn about trac- Approximately 175 fourth grad- tor safety, learn about the pro- ers and 85 FFA members attend- duction and marketing of farm ed the event. Warriors offi cially break ground Presidential Election dominicprato news staff Th e new high school will be be fi nished to make room for the heats up benefi cial for many generations machinery needed to build the dominickberardelli Th e Ground Breaking Ceremo- to come. new school. currently are as follows: Donald news editor ny on Oct. 9, 2015 in Montours- Th e school has been the same Th e football fi eld recently was Trump and Ben Carson are tied ville, offi cially marked the date with few imporvements since covered with turf and cost about with 27% of votes for the Re- Th e Presidential Campaigns are for the construction of the new Taormina, was in high school. He 1.2 million dollars. Half of the publicans, Cruz with 12%, Rubio starting, as the Iowa Caucus and school. claimed that the school is as unfi t money came from a private con- with 9%, Bush with 6%, Paul and New Hampshire primary results Th is has been in the making to learn in today as it was when he tributor. Th e fi eld was fi nished on Fiorina with 3%, Huckabee, Jin- are coming in. since November 9, 2013 and has graduated. Aug. 7. dal, Kasich, and Santorum with Caucuses are local, in-person began this fall. Th e new building project will Th e company C&I Boiler do- 2%, and Christie with 1%. For meetings of various party mem- Superintendent Dr. Timothy include highly updated rooms for nated $30,000 for the letter M in the Democrats, Clinton is leading bers, where often only 10% of Bowers and Principal Mr. Dan the agriculture department, metal the center of the fi eld. with 51%, and Sanders not too far Republicans or Democrats par- Taormina spoke at the ceremony. shop, wood shop, and a new li- With the fi rst steps completed, behind with 40%. ticipate in them, for they are Th ose men, along with some of brary. he new school is planned to be Th e Polls from the New Hamp- several hours long. Because only the school board broke ground Before the construction started, done around 2017. shire Primary are much diff erent 10% of the parties show up, many to mark the construction of the a new turf football fi eld had to from those of the Iowa Caucus. In question how representative the school. Th e New Hampshire Republican results from the Iowa Caucus are, “Our school was unfi t to learn in Primary Trump is leading with but many people still look at the back when I went to school here, 38% of votes, Carson with 12%, caucus results to get a decent idea and it is still as unfi t to learn to Bush with 8%, Rubio and Fiori- of who the strong candidates are, this day”. said Taormina at the na with 7%, and the rest of the and who the weak candidates are. ceremony. He also mentions that candidates have 5% or less. For Th e New Hampshire Primary is the school isfalling apart and it is the New Hampshire Democratic the fi rst Primary in a series of na- a hazard to students. Primary Bernie Sanders is leading tionwide party primary elections, Th e president of each high with 54% of votes, and Hillary and it is a very important primary school class scooped dirt. Emma with 39%. because of the enormous amount Cihanowyz, president of the As we are getting colser and of media coverage that it receives. freshman class, Mitchell Young, closer to the election, many are Th e New Hampshire Primary president of the sophomore class, wondering which candidates they Jess Mattiace, president of the ju- can provide an enormous win for photo by C. Wood are going to vote for. nior class, and William Bagwell, a front runner, or even cripple a Montoursville Area School District Administration, includ- It seems that the two Repub- president of the senior class par- front runner. Th e polls from this ing Principal Mr. Dan Taormina and the class presidents break licans Candidates to be looking ticipated. primary show the early national ground for the new high school set to be completed in 2017. for are Trump and Carson, and Th e construction has been de- attitude towards the presidential The ceremony, held on Oct.
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