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Mrs. Combs, Will You Go to Prom with Me? Table of Contents Pg 1112 Edgemont Avenue - Bristol, TN 37620 April 23rd, 2010 (VOL. XCVI ISSUE 5) Maroon & White est. 1915 Mrs. Combs, Will You Go to Prom With Me? Table of Contents Pg. 2 - News Nuggets s the Midnight Masquarade approaches, Pg. 3 - Entertainment A Pg. 4/5 - prom-goers are deciding Mr. Quales, THS’s art “standing up his date what their plans for dinners teacher, went to prom three to go play baseball” rom Palooza will be and what the prom times at Virginia High School. experience is going to be like. He and his date, who happens to P But our Tennessee High be his wife, went in a group like Pg. 6 - Sports Mrs. Brinser, a secretary at School teachers already know; students do today. THS, went to THS’s prom. years ago they actually went When it comes to after prom Pg. 7 - Learn to Her group of three or four to prom too! plans, Quales said, “ Some people went out to dinner, Mrs. Beth, THS’s people were partyin’; some were Dance! but they did not take librarian, told about her prom chillin’.” pictures. experience at Gate City High He also said that, “I was While discussing after School. present at the party, but I wasn’t party plans, Mrs. Brinser There was a junior Prom with the party people.” Managing Staff exclaims,“NEVER!”with a and a Senior Banquet; Mrs. Coach Roberts attended Dobyns- mischievious grin. Beth attended both. Bennett High School. Mrs. Combs went to Editor-in-Chief For the after party, she He went to his senior Clyde A. Erwin High School Alexandra Cross says that the girls would get prom, but he did not like the in North Carolina. together and have a pajama dressing up and didn’t like She did not go to dinner Lead Designer party. prom in general. or have pictures before At the Senior Banquet they He and his date went in a Andrew Smelser because their school did that had dinner and danced. group to dinner in Kingsport at the Prom, which was held This is very different from at Skoby’s and they took Design Team at their high school. now, when students gather pictures at both of their Logan Whiles All of the senior class into groups and make dinner houses. was really close, and Josh Fehr reservations restaurants in For his junior prom, he afterwards they all went out the Tri-Cities. ended up standing up his Business Manager(s) date to go play baseball. for breakfast. Time changes, but the Lisle Whitman basics always remain. Murphy Holmes Pictures. Managing Journalist(s) Dinner. Randi Goodman Prom. Lauren Julia McClintic Party. uess which THS teachers are in their Rutherford Photographer G Prom gear Brena Andring Artist Grace Anderson Soon to Come! More THS Teacher’s Prom Photos! Ms. Toby at her prom in Morristown 2 BLA BLA BLA Exero 01, 5555 Cadmea Crazy Megan Hopkins Yearbooks were distributed to Tennessee High School on April 21. NewsNuggets The books were preordered and there are a limited number of extra copies still available, so if you forgot to purchase one at the beginning of the term, you Tennessee High’s still have a chance to own your personal copy of this year’s 2009-2010 cadmea. Got Talent Randi Goodman Yearbook editors, Nidhi Desai and Arynn On Friday, April 11, Tennessee High hosted its eleventh Carswell, reviewed the books for mistakes and talent show. Teresa Kennedy, Spanish teacher, and Doris prepped them for distribution. Next year, the Peters, Tennessee High’s Program Director, organized the yearbook will be in the hands of Aaron Haynes and event. “Each person who performs in the show is already a Morgan Johnson. winner,” Mrs. Peters said. The show consisted of comedy acts, If you’re interested in purchasing a book you can but music took the stage with performances of songs in nearly contact Mrs. Vickers. The books are $70 and all checks every genre. should be made out to THS. The show’s winners were announced the next night via the school’s Facebook page. The winners were: Third: Laura Masters Second: Chris Robinette and Chelsea Green Tennessee High School is holding a clothes drive from First: Sarah Berryman and Trevor Kistner April 19 through May 7 to collect clothes for the Salvation “Chris and I were so nervous the days leading up to the Army. show, but we had such a great time and now I wish we could If you have any clothes that are too small or that you do do it again!” Chelsea Green said about the experience. not want anymore, bring them to your second period class. Make sure the garments are still in good shape. “The clothes that we need most are summer clothes, accessories, and shoes,” says senior Nidhi Desai, who is helping organize this clothing drive. Bathing suits and under garments are the only clothes that are unacceptable, for sanitary reasons. The second period with the most clothing each week during the drive will receive donuts from Blackbird Bakery as a reward. Doughnut Worthy Alexis Wyatt Donation Drunk driving awareness has hit Tennessee High School. During the week of April 19-23, the Bristol Tennessee Police and Fire Departments and the junior class sponsored times for students to wear DUI goggles and use the DUI simulator. Firefighters used various tools to demonstrate how they extract a trapped victim from an automobile. Caring teachers and administrators hope these activities will make a positive difference. “I hope that this week somehow convinces students that their driving behavior correlates directly with life and death. I drive by a teen death site everyday; fake flowers in the roadside weeds represent a teenager who is now dead,” says THS teacher Mrs. Sutherland. Her hope matches that of many who have experienced the harmful effects of drunk driving in their life. According to Students Against Drunk Driving statistics, 346 THS students could have possibly consumed Driving Hammered? alcohol in mild to excessive amounts. It takes just one Zach Tuggle drunk driver to kill or be killed. THS is Stepping Up The Limestone Masonry workers have been busy fixing the stair steps outside of the auditorium at the front of Tennessee High School. According to the workers, they will remove the old bricks, clean them, and then reuse them because these bricks are genuine and non- replaceable. “This will keep them [students] from tripping and falling when they run out of school in the afternoon,” worker Heath Springer said. Their work began on April 20, and they are still in the process of removing bricks so that they can re-align them. Julia McClintic Entertainment Exero 01, 5555 BLA BLA BLA 3 DrinkDISASTER Ever wonder how your drink disappears so quickly when you order a large? Many restaurants fill their cups to the brim with ice causing there to be less of the drink you actually ordered! When measured out, it was determined that Bojangle’s and McDonald’s large teas are 31% ice, while the contents of Pal’s large teas are over 44% ice! 44% Pal’s “Yeah, it doesn’t take me long at all to finish my Pal’s drinks” 31% McDonald’s -Rachel Huneycutt 31% Bojangle’s “I hate when I open the lid to my tea and find that it is mostly ice; I paid for the tea not the ice cubes!” -Andee Barbe In a Pal’s 32oz. drink, there is only 18.3oz. of actual drink! Brittany Harr Which Suit Suits You? 1. Apple Shaped (Widest in the stomach/torso area) Ever find that, even Try a one piece with a bit of spandex or lycra in your bigger areas. if you try on fifteen This can tighten your body and make you look slimmer. Draw bathing suits in the attention to your best assets. Long legs? Find a suit that has a high PROM PUMP-UP PLAYLIST dressing room, you cut on the thigh, or find a design that accentuates your upper half only come across one and distracts from your middle. Avoid bikinis. that you like enough to buy? Sticking to these 2. Pear Shaped (Bigger on the bottom) rules can help you save Mix and match bikinis so that you have a solid colored, darker time at the store and bottom with a lighter colored, patterned top (be sure the colors ensure that you look match). This will draw attention to your top half rather than good on the beach, at the bottom. Avoid boyshort bottoms. These seem to offer more the pool, and at the coverage, but they actually draw the eye to the lower half. lake. 3. Short A one piece is most recommended but special bikinis may work as well. Find something that is cut high on the hips so that your legs look longer. Avoid anything “low-rise”. 4. Tall/Long Torso Try either a bikini of tankini. Try to avoid a huge block of torso. Avoid high neck, solid one pieces. Julia McClintic ESUS AN LOCAL LEGENDS:J M Avery Hall Who’s got two license plates and loves his religion? Jesus Man! The orange clad missionary, named Kenneth, wanders around on foot or by bike flashing his “Jesus is Lord” license plates. Come rain or snow, sleet or hail, this man is out and about doing drive-by conversions. Respected by many, he sleeps in many local churches, and on Sunday, attends the next on his list. He doesn’t mind differences in the denominations, he said, but simply wants to hear the word of Jesus Christ.
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