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E Means to Come Lipizzan Student, Levi out of a Problem As a Changed Person,” Said Cora Palmer (7) CYAN SCHOOL SUPPLIED FILES SCHOOL MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK DBB 1 1/2” 2020 OUR TALE VOLUME 12 12 VOLUME TALE OUR 2020 CO PARKER, SCHOOL MIDDLE CIMARRON CUSTOM LITHO combo 595 combo LITHO CUSTOM 1-38519-20 E ME Ink-S1: 470 THERMAL Ink-S1: 470 RGE REV: DeDe 01/16/2020 DeDe REV: 12/0/2019 DeDe ARTIST/DATE: 2020 Our Tal e CYAN SCHOOL SUPPLIED FILES SCHOOL MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK DBB 1 1/2” 2020 OUR TALE VOLUME 12 12 VOLUME TALE OUR 2020 CO PARKER, SCHOOL MIDDLE CIMARRON CUSTOM LITHO combo 595 combo LITHO CUSTOM 1-38519-20 E ME RGE REV: DeDe 01/16/2020 DeDe REV: 12/0/2019 DeDe ARTIST/DATE: 2020 Our Tal e Windows Opening 02 MY EMERGE “I am most proud of my grades. I think I’ve been doing good this year in all my classes and I’ve been working hard,” - Brady Ryan (8) Page by Morgan Underwood and Dylan Gommel Photo By Sienna McCartie E assemblies are. Instead of just announcing things, they stick. “I love how awesome and all hyped up the Be RED assembly on Oct. 11 when his team wonassembly the spirit on Oct. 11 make it fun by doing games and stu ME the crowd in excitement during a Be RED just Dombrower love that,” said. Dombrower (7) springs out of Lipizzan student, Levi With Pride Emerge Emerge RGE f and I proud of. It’s something to achieve. That’s what emerging is. Andrew Heisinger (8) showed this perseverance falling down and through that learn of a strength inside that wasn’t easy to see before. It’s something to be during one of his soccer games. “One time during a soccer the score game, was 1-1 and there was 30 To emerge is to keep trying even To though there is a chance of failure. “Emerge to me means to come out of a problem said Cora as a changed person,” Palmer (7). It’s not just that. It’s to get up a seconds le 30 seconds le avoid any chance of failure and not go for He chose the goal. to go for “I had the the goal. f ball, I kept going and I scored a goal,” Heisinger said. I kept Suddenly,ball, a rush going and I scored of a goal,” joy overcame ,” Heisinger said. In this moment, Heisinger had a tough decision to make,” and with only Emerge. To emerge is to recover Emerge. To from or survive a di Heisinger. “It felt reallyHeisinger. good because everybody was cheering and I had just won f the pressure was He could try to on. score a goal and risk failure or stay safe, the game for my team,” Heisinger said. It feels incrediblethe game for when you my team,” overcome your di most beautiful things are always said found behind a wall of fear,” f culties and overcome the natural human fear of failure. “The Heather Lundquist (8). For that reason, each and every day, come ready to learn, ready to win for Cimarron, and come ready to fail. Come knowing learning would never happen if you didn’t ever fail. Come ready to stand out, to look from a new to angle, talk to new Come ready people. to overcome fear. Come readyovercome fear. for an f experience. An unforgettable cult or demanding situation. experience. The experience of Windows emerging. f er Windows division fa 04 “I’ve gotten all A’s and B’s all through middle school,” - Addison Smith (8) Page by Genevieve Curoe and Riley Mayer Photo by Addison Solomon l MY EMERGE you want to be. of the bounds you have set in order to be who do or who you want to you be, need to emerge out person you aspire to No matter be. what you chose to self, to Hovery best,” “Cross country taught me to work hard and push myself to do my choose to Skylar do. Ho students can express their individuality through the sports and activities they certainly add an abundance of joy to fall. As students emerge out of their shells, have Football fun. games, volleyball tournaments, cross country meets, will most of emotions. Even though school is here, it doesn’t mean that we can’t still eighth grader with eyes on high school, this time of year brings a host to face the leaps and bounds that middle school brings, or an Whether you’re a brand new sixth grader that is getting ready start the startall, of school. As the season starts students leaves, visits to the pumpkin patch, and most of season. With fall comes orange and red begins, fall can be an overwhelming and packing up your backpack splashes in the pool end f owing into Cimarron’s halls ready for another year. As summer f gure out who you are, and f said. Middle school is a time to show your true f (6), shares her experience in cross country. f nd out what kind of fall Windows Windows football fa 08 “I emerge by helping the school, getting good grades, and being a respectful eighth grader,” - Madison Grifn (8) Page by Sienna McCartie, Emily Wolter, Megan Cohn and Jaycie Johnson l MY EMERGE 2 Football The Cimarron Colts football team had an amazing season. The EMERGING STATS 34 Colts wereColts almost undefeated for secondthe in year 1 a f ected us the most was our passing and tackling a row. “ start team was, and we got intimidated from the ,” said Cash Obregon (8). “ ,” championship game, wherechampionship game, we lost Players I think the season went well besides the Connor McEvoy (8). The championship nerve wracking. “ game is always the most tough, and in the zone 4 3 We saw how big their 7-1 One thing that ,” said ,” SEASON RECORD .” .” 5 “ At the championship game, threeAt the championship game, injuries occurred throughout said Russel Wilson, the quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks. said Russel Wilson, the quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks. Always give your best e nervous for they put each winning game, so much e with: would-haves, could-haves, should-haves, and what if’s the game. Two concussions Two and an ankle injury broughtthe game. the team down more. Although they might have been excited or each and every play, which made it a season to remember. f ort so your memories won’t be Photo by: Emily Wolter f ort into f lled ,” ,” Scoreboard GAMES RHMS VS CIMS @ ECHOPARK MRMS @ CIMS CIMS @ CHMS CIMS @ RHMS CIMS @ SGMS RVMS & MRMS @ CIMS MESA @ CIMS CRMS @ CIMS 1 Photo by Sienna McCartie fast and outrun Doyle said. the other team,” the attempts to run to the end zone and tries to make During Brian the championship game, Doyle (8), f rst touchdown of “I like to the game. be very US 0 36 26 12 32 36 35 26 2 THEM 14 6 0 0 12 0 0 14 never quit Haselho on the o Cash Obregon (8) gets ready to tackle 2) Berge on the o Connor McEvoy (8) gets ready to tackle 3) Sienna McCartie games by a lot Coach Barnes. “ Brodreckgame, Chyr (8) listens to 1) On the second game of the season, On the second game of the season, Midway through the championship f f f ensive line. ensive line. ,” Chyr said. ,” We kept winning our 6 7 Photo by Hailey Photo by Emma to make a throw, avoiding the opposing Hansen team. “I like said. to come together with the team,” by Jacob Giarratano a touchdown Bettendorf I feel very accomplished because I’m helping the team win,” said. touchdown, Lucas Bettendorf (8), celebrates with fellow teammate Arden Mann (8). “When I score Honn said. I like to tackle people,” game of the season, Zachary Honn (8), talks with fellow teammate Hayden Haase (8). “In football, said. teammate. “My favorite thing about football Adams is the coaches because they made it so fun,” McCartie the ball in his control. “I like to Edwards go out there and tackle said. people,” 1) Making the Play Photo by Photo by Addison Solomon 2) Emerge in Practice 5) Preparing the Throw Running and avoiding the opposing team, Garin Edwards (8), keeps Offense VS Defense (defense), I enjoy playing those positions, because you get to put and it allows hands on people, you to get more action, and you get to hit people.” “O “I like defense better because you get 3) “I play running back (o f Photo by Emily Wolter ense is better because you can block anyone and Looking Forward to a Win About to make a tackle, Ethan Adams (8), approaches fellow points for your team in order to win.” Park,” SlizowskiPark,” said. to play with friends and being able to play at Echo Slizowski (8), prepares to make a catch. “I like While sprinting to the other side of the by Carson Flowers without contact Andersen said. is boring,” the opposing team. “I like tackling and any sport Moving the other way, Nathan Andersen (8), avoids Photo by Brady Wallen whi Holding the ball, Cooper HansenHolding the ball, (8), prepares -Coby Bentley (8) -Michael Grimaldo (8) f Daring Defense Photo by: Emily Wolter ense) and cornerback 4) I get to move a lot.” Awesome O -John Riddle (8) c Celebration Time Two In One Two do you prefer? 7) Just Keep Sprinting Warming up before the f Photo by Morgan Underwood 6) ense Avoiding the Tackle the Tackle Avoiding Photo by Sienna A f er scoring a f eld Anthony Windows Photo Photo f rst Stair climb Windows fa 24 Page by Grace Woodring and Abi Heisinger l MY EMERGE "I am proud of making A Team basketball," - Katie Wilkinson (8) because they seemed really Solak said touched by it,” many unforgettable memories at the stair “My favorite climb.
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