Plan for your college education ... 10 Predictions for 1999 ... 1: Girls fight for regional title ... 15 " " Volume 57 Number 5 January 1999 The Official Publicati on of LOHS The new vear of wrestling begins Jacob Mitchell January 24. The Royal Rumble is an down for Hollywood Hogan, who house! Sports Editor a.ll out battle royal with 30 wrestling spearheaded the black and white. With the New World Order back superstars, who enter one at a time Now, the original founders, Scott in full force and good 01' Stone Cold The world of professional wres-' every thirty seconds. The number Hall, Nash, and Hogan are aU back rippin' heads in the WWF, wrestling ding has gone haywire. (Even more one .entrant is Stone Cold, and num­ together and revitalizing their reign is better than ever. (Except of than before.) Owners becoming ber two. you guessed it, Vince of terror on WCW with Hogan at course the late <80's). Wrestling is wrestlers, wrestlers becoming presi­ McMahon. You can bet your bottom the helm. At the WCW pay per view the hot: ticket everywhere, so get it dents of the company, its all adding dollar that there are going to be "SuperBrawl" in February, Hogan on the excitement. Oh beck yeah! , up to some awesome "story" lines some fireworks from the beginning. is to face the new president of occurring in the world of profes­ Results cannot: be published, but I'm WCW , sional wrestling. The new year is gonna go out on a limb and say that " Nature already packing heat, so buckle up Stone Cold wins. Why? <Cause I Boy" Ric and get ready for the creme de la said so. Flair . creme of the WWF and WCW. In WCW-Oh, how sweet it is! The Look for In case you are clueless as to the New World Order is back in full point of lny opening sentence, you force after many months of friction need to get in gear. The owner of the between the two groups, the Wolf­ World Wrestling Federation, Vince pack and original black and white. n . W . o McMahon, has decided to walk the At the classic WCW pay-per-view wreaking walk and step into the squared cir­ "Starrcade" in December, Kevin havoc on cle. His hatred for the most popular Nash of the Wolfpack defeated the all chal- star in WWF history, Stone Cold unbeatable Goldberg for the world lengers. Steve Austin, led him to lace up the heavyweight title. However, the fol­ I Wolf­ old rasslin" boots and test his grit in lowing night on Monday Nitro, in : pack is . the 1999 Royal Rumble. This pay one of the most surprising moments definitely per view spectacular was held on in the history of wrestling, Nash laid m the Hogm. NaIIb md aber n. w .o. membas ~ the world title. lOIS students show·on their quilting skills Sunil Manclrilcanti sen (11), Josh McGuire (12) and Wheatley (9). The other was made seum. The first place group was Circulation Manager Estee Cheah (12) received fl.' first by Ashley Buchanan (9) and awarded $150 to be used for the place award for their quilt block, Spencer Samuels(9). class they made the quilt block in. Several.... LOHS students have re- made in their French class. Two "I felt honored that we received The quilt blocks are now on dis­ cently received awards in the 1999 groups in the art department also this award," said Becky-Clausen. play in the Museum of the American School Block Challenge, sponsored received honorable mentions. One Several sdlools in the area partici­ Quilting Society. Admissico is free by the Museum of the American block was made by Andrew Gleeson pated in the oootest. Each block for all students who participated in Quihing Society. Out of five (9), Katherine Gleeson (9), Melanie was required to be made by a group the contest, see Ms. Gholson for de­ awards offered, LOHS students re­ Masgrace (9), Laura Ramsey (9), and had to include three saJI1)les of tails. The exhibit will be on display ceived three of them. Becky Clau- Michael Rudd (tl) and Bryan fabric provided by the quilting mu- until March 13. Governor's CUP preparation ·is underwav Lucy Jackson to state. There are four types of Future Problem Solving is the position that are at the end of this Co-Edilor-in-Chief competition. One is Written As­ third category of competition. A month. Regionals are later in Feb­ sessment; which contains math, sci­ team of four students is given a ruary and State will be March 141h January 291h, the best of the best ence, social studies, language arts problem and they create a solution and 15111 in LouisviJle. will be traveling to Heath High and general knowledge sections. in a given amount of time. " I am pumped. We've got a very School to begin their trek towards These sections each contain 50 Quick Recall is the fourth type of good team!" said Mr. Toy when success in the District Governor's questions taken in 50 minutes. competition. asked how he was feeling about the Cup Competition. Governor's Cup There . is also a Composition DiStrict Writing Assessment and upcoming competition. is the only cincuential academic Component. In this section each Quick Recall are on Saturday Feb­ competition in Kentucky that. goes competitor is given 90 minutes to ruary the 13111 following the Future from districts to regionals and then write a paper from a prompt. Problem Solving ' Team and Com- 1IIDId nillist il CO.I FILA invades LOHS Jay Swader week for teachers, too. Members DtWIilJoUg Coroner give small tokens of appreciation to StaJJ;.Writer the teachers, administrators, and February 8-12 is the annual employees here . .. LeI Miller (12) is • finalist FBLA (Future Business Leaders of Also on the FBLA agenda is the the CCD­ !n eoca-Cola SshoIanbiP America) Week. The week is de­ regional FBLA conference. The test: signed to promote the club among event is the meeting of all the A four-year member of the student body here at school. FBLA clubs from schools around LOHS V~ team, he was soccer Club members and sponsors plan the area. The conference is on cboIeD out of 137,000 appliC8lU. on putting up signs in the halls, March 11 at Murray State Univer­ Miller is four-~ ..... of also. putting out ads, and having the fes­ sity. Delegates to the convention LOHS track team and • member of tivities posted on the daily an­ elect officials, compete in different the Beta Club. - nouncements. competitions ranging from web Miller'. plans for the future The week isn't just for the mem­ page design to desktop publishing, to attmd Rhodes Vanderbih are or bers of the club, it's also a good and have-a great time. and double or triple major in mathe­ matics, physics, and some form of engineering . .. It is a very pleasant sur­ prise to be selected," said Miller. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • :• Valentine's Day February 14th:• • • • G • * * :": fa.. GOllatl'! ottaUQ / V:ti: : ~ FloPls" IRe. ~ : 3560 Loru Oat1(ptu{ · PtUlucaft, 'JtU 42003 • ~m~~~~~ : • Roses, teddy bears, balloons and • Lone Oak at 1M iratfk:.Ughl nuJ to PeoplBS Sank • more ... Show your sweetie they're the • .2724 HoC-Mathl. Drive : one you adore. : Pho,.. 554 -3617.nd 442.()27tJ @e(9) . fF 6J fJ IJiJ 6@1li1(j(/) @(§)@t:!df/i) @ • •~ .................- ......... Kev·Club plays malchma er Tracee Werner own personal dating s stem. a list of our best matches in your Fealure/News Editor The have a questionnaire that grade level, or you can purchase a each student fills out during his/her list including the rest of the school. Valentine' s Day is just around the English class. Filling the forms out The cost will be $3 for one list and comer. I know, ou ' re probably is strictly optional. The then send $5 for both. thinking "Don't remind me. ' If the responses to a compan that Even if you do have a significant you' re dreading this holiday simply matches ou with the people Wlth other, it' s still fun to see whom ou because you don't have a special whom you are most compatible. might have things in common with . someone, never fear Data Match is You do, however, have to pay to here. Data Match is the Key Clubs receive your matches. You can buy Candv Grams go on sale ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~n~~~~~~ ~Nine students accepted to i Jody Suhrheinrich or students can purchase them dur- . Staff Writer ing lunch. n III-Stall Band and Choir n These sweet little valentines are Mqtln Williams before ' said Sisto. Looking for the perfect way to tell n n three for a dollar or 35 cents each. R Co-Editor-in-chie/ The LOHS band is not the n that someone you love them and you You can choose from a friendly R onl group that wi U be represented at n think they' re the great­ message or a slightly flit On February 6 three seniors a state musical coneen. Six students flit est person alive this more love-<>riented note. -_ from LOllS will be playing at tbe AU- ~om the LOHS choir ~ be singing -_ Valentine's day? Say .flBt~'" Best of all there's a wide n Stale Band coneert in Louisville. 10 the AU-State Chot!. They are n it with a sucker be- variety of suckers, but n Carrie Sisto. Elizabeth Rigdon and Frances Owen (12) Josh Reid (II) n cause yes, that's right unfortunately students ... ola Goehman were selected to play Josh Lusco~ (11), Kell Seel .