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Edition 2 Final 4.Pmd EAGLE’S EYE EAGLE’S EYE Edition #2 Index Jacket Night Page 2: By: Emily Lacourse *Healthy Lunches Many teenagers in banners for the gym, and most receiving their jacket. play sports just to get a jacket, *The Thanksgiving Game high school would love to importantly, the varsity This is an opportunity for kids to it’s a nice reward.” Page 3: participate in sports, but not jackets. reflect on all their hard work and Along with the everyone has the skill and “The Attleboro the jacket is something to prove students enjoying the night, the Freshmen vs. Sopho- * determination to become a Varsity Booster Club wants to that they accomplished their parents did too. “I spent a lot more Rally varsity athlete. acknowledge the goals,” said Houle. of time and money on my Page 4: Not only does a accomplishments of all Eighty sophomore, daughter to play sports. She’s student athlete have to have the deserving athletes, and if the junior, and senior student spent many hours practicing to *9th/10th Spirit Rally ability to play varsity sports but students had to buy their own athletes received their jackets. “I become better and I think the pictures they also have to have the jackets, some might not be was happy to get my jacket. It jacket is a nice reward. She will grades, sportsmanship and able to afford one. really pays off to work hard in wear the jacket with pride,” said Page 5: class to represent Attleboro Traditionally, we have always sports and be persistent in Attleboro parent Mrs. Deborah *Seniors vs. Juniors Rally High School. given the jackets without working as a team,” said field Lacourse. Page 6: On Dec. 5, AHS invited requiring any financial hockey player Akuba Badoe (12). All together, Jacket parents and student-athletes contribution by the athletes or Agreeing with Badoe Night was a success and it had *What Teens Want for who participated in fall varsity their families,” said Secretary was Beth Clifton (10), who said, a positive affect on everyone. Christmas sports to the Bray Auditorium Steven Oliver. “I worked hard all my life to make The next Jacket Night will be *Black Friday to reward them for their The students are the varsity soccer team and I after Winter Sports. It will be achievements during fall sports very thankful for the donations finally did it. Although I don’t heralded in the morning Christmas Spirit * with a varsity jacket. made by the Booster Club. “I announcements. Page 7: The fall sports consist want to thank everyone who of football, volleyball, golf, field takes a part in the Booster See full list of students who recieved jackets *What Not to Give hockey, football, boys and girls Club and everything they do Page 2 *New Year’s Resolutions soccer, and cheerleading. for our school. I love my jacket Page 8: “The Varsity Jacket is and I’m glad I got it,” said an achievement for student football player Tim Walsh (10). *Breaking Dawn Part I athletes that they feel pride for The students are *iPhone vs. Droid earning. I know I was proud encouraged to dress up for Page 9: when I earned mine back in the this occasion because they are day,” said girls varsity soccer called up on stage to receive *Dance Drama coach Mr. Steve Santos. their jacket from the Booster Heist Society The Attleboro Booster Club President Erin Croteau, * Karen Whitney Club allows volunteers to help and then they are Page 10: work the concession stands and congratulated by their *We The Kings sells programs to fundraise so coaches and Athletic Director they can donate senior Mr. Mark Houle. *Tougas Farm scholarships, championship “I like that everyone Students receiving their jackets *Fear Factor was proud and smiling after Page 11: McGuire, Brandon Hem, Kurtis Kelsea Leblanc earning 2 extra *The Price of Driving Parker, Malique Clark, Dipo points for the team, but the *Ke$ha Olaogun, and Jake Mulcahy. seniors didn’t let the juniors’ Page 12: Chris Walsh, Brandon Mooney, shining moment last too long. Chad Vignoni, JJ Jolaoso, and Shortly after the juniors’ *Perks of Makeup Ryan Howe coached the senior touchdown, Caitlin Murray *Hair Do’s and Don’t’s girls. scored one for the seniors. Both teams had about However, the junior *Litter of Six eight practices to prepare for the team wasn’t giving up their Page 13: game. Students, family and victory that easily, as safety teachers gathered to cheer on Emily Lacourse stopped the 2- *Super Bowl Snacks their teams, along with referees point conversion. With juniors *No more Honors Classes Mr. Kelley and Mr. Riley. holding onto the lead, the first Page 14: Under the lights of the half came to a close. football field, the girls had the As the second half *Vera Bradley Taylor Larson Taylor chance to show everyone that started up, the hostility didn’t *Setting Personal Goals Both teams look on as the play begins they too could play football as cease. “The game was the game began, with juniors in ridiculous. Everyone played possession first. From the first hard,” said senior player Jadali Powderpuff 2011 minute of the game, both teams Burgess. By: Taylor Larson played fiercely. “I think that the The rivalry between the juniors played extremely well Powderpuff football seniors who already had a grades was prominent, as girls and I really liked the games have become an annual jersey from the previous year. from both sides played like they aggression. We went out there tradition at high schools across Any money made from were in the Super Bowl, without and did our thing,” said junior Attleboro High School the country since their origin in admissions supported the holding back. Penalties were coach Drew McGuire. 100 Rathbun Willard 1945. The senior girls take on the seniors and concessions went called on both sides, and before Multiple players were Drive junior girls in a game of flag to the junior class. the first half was over, one junior also injured throughout the Attleboro, MA 02703 football to raise money for both Football players had been thrown out of the game game, from ankle injuries to Phone: 508-222-5150 classes. This year on Nov. 20, from their respective grades Fax: 508-223-1579 for unnecessary roughness. As concussions. “I was hit in the the junior team took the victory. Web Address: <http:www. took on the task of coaching senior coach Mooney said, face and knocked to the attleboroschools.com> The cost of playing in the participants on new plays “Who needs the WNBA when ground, which [the doctors Principal: the game was $30 per person, and techniques for the game, you have powderpuff.” Jeff Newman which went toward the jerseys as well as assigning positions. Junior Erin Woodhead See “Powderpuff” and mouth guards; however, Superintendent: The class of 2013 was scored the first touchdown of the Continued on page 2 Dr. Pia Durkin there was not a charge for any coached by juniors Drew game during the first half, with Edition 2 Bombardier News December 2011 After the halftime show, Attleboro scored their only touchdown from running back Malique Clark and the PAT (point after touchdown) was made by kicker Tim Walsh. During fourth quarter, the score was 7-7 and the crowd roared with excitement. The fourth quarter came to an end as, NAHS scored another touchdown to make the final score 14-7. The Ben McAndrews Attleboro fansshook their Healthy lunch? heads, knowing that Attleboro had been defeated once again. Courtney Dixon Not only was the loss Attleboro and North Attleboro of the game a painful pinch, but Healthy Lunches for the seniors on the team, it football teams take the field By: Ben McAndrews was more of a heartbreak. “Up until the first kickoff, I was running through New lunches at lunch.” Rivals Once Again all the memories of all four Attleboro High School are Because the lunches years playing with my senior changing the way students eat. are healthier does that mean The Thanksgiving Game teammates; I was trying to Lunches are healthier than ever, that they have to cost more? “I By: Courtney Dixon prepare myself to have the best the lunches are using better would rather have the lunches last game,” said quarterback ingredients like more whole less healthy and less expensive The two rival teams, Attleboro resident Chrissy Chris Walsh (12), holding back wheat products and less fatty than healthier and more Attleboro versus North Wade. a tear. foods. expensive,” said Zach Larkin Attleboro, hit the field once Another Attleboro Though it’s just a Recently the school (10). more as Turkey Day came to an resident and football mom, Lisa game, it can be more than that has switched to Whitsons Food When you buy a end. The first minute in, an Friedlander, said, “It’s all town for the football players: a Company. Mrs. Fox, a school lunch you receive a protein interception was made by pride.” brotherhood, a close lunch lady said, “I think they choice, fresh vegetable choice, safety Tyler Lindsey of As half time rolled friendship, a family. are better quality than the other fruit choice, and a choice of Attleboro. around, North Attleboro lead 7- “It’s just a game, but I company, there’s more of a bread. Lindsey explained his 0. The halftime show consisted think it gives a feeling of variety.” Foods that are thoughts about that of both bands performing. The togetherness, especially when James Purrier (10) said, available daily are nachos and interception and said, “I was sounds that came from both we win,” said North Attleboro “The food is good; I like how chicken or beef fajitas, very excited because it was our bands were superior.
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