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TheArro whead Volume 43, Issue 1 September 2015 100 N. Arch St. Montoursville, PA 17754 Let’s reminisce on childhood as high school students

cheyennwood princesses, , and editor-in-chief and even Disney.com. “The past can hurt. But the way I see it, you Every movie left a lasting im- When asked about chidlhood, pression. They taught about life, can either run from it or learn from it.” what comes to mind? and shared lessons that were For everyone, the answer in- ~”The Lion King” sometimes unable to be appreci- volves a long list of activities rang- ated until you were older. ing from hours at the playground, to sidewalk chalk, to Nintendo Gameboys. However, one thing that comes to mind for almost everyone is Disney. “If you can’t say something nice, Childhoods were completely fo- don’t say nothin’ at all.” cused around the classic Disney ~”Bambi”

“Ohana means family, and family, means no one gets left behind or forgotten.” ~”Lilo and Stitch”

“She warned him not to be deceived by appearances, for beauty is found within.” ~”Beauty and the Beast”

“When life gets you down, do you wan- na’ know what you’ve gotta’ do? Just keep swimming!” ~”Finding Nemo”

“The flower that blooms in adver- sity is the most rare and beautiful of them all.” ~”Mulan”

“Love is putting someone else’s needs before your own.” This issue is brought to you by Blaise ~”Frozen”

Alexander Family Dealerships. Illustrations by C. Wood and T. Mayo NEWS The Arrowhead page 2 September 2015 Freshman wins art contest High hopes set for Qdoba dominickberardelli the contest, Houseknecht said contest, so I sent my art teacher dominicprato solutely cannot wait for Qdoba,” news editor she had actually forgotten about a picture via text message of a news staff said Junior Fiona Salvatori. Many customers of Qdoba say the contest, stating, “I was busy painting I happened to have on Chipotle, Subway, and any oth- that they actually enjoy their food Freshman Cortney Houseknecht, with some other art projects I was my phone.” er do-it-yourself restaurant have more than that of their competi- 14, recently designed the new preparing for the county fair, and Th is isn’t the only art contest something in common, you do tor, Chipotle. James V. Brown Library card I completely forgot about the Houseknecht has won. She has it yourself, put what you want on Popular dishes from custom- when she won the “Design been winning coloring con- your food, ers include salads Your Library Card” contest. tests since she was little, and how you “I hope that it is as wrapped in crunchy Th e contest was hosted in recently she made an eagle want it, what good as Chipotle. fajita rolls, the Mex- August, and is part of the that was constructed by the you want ican gumbo, which is new year-long “Kick Back words of the National An- with it, and People always tell a mixture of cilantro and Read” campaign at the them which won the Law now Qdoba me that it is, but I lime rice, black beans library. Teens who sign up Day art contest. She also is coming won’t believe it until and vegetarian-based for a new library card will made the cover to the Ly- to town in I taste it. Hashtag tortilla soup, there is receive the one designed by coming County Fair Book William- guacinmyrarri.” also the option to add Houseknecht. last year. sport on steak or chicken. According to the James Houseknecht is also pres the Golden V. Brown Library website, This Drawing by Houseknecht is an eagle ident of a 4-H club called ” Not only do custom- Strip. ers love Qdoba for these library cards can be made out of the words to the National An- Artitude, where she enjoys “I hope that - Senior Kylie Savidge their short lines and used from home to access them. This won the Law Day Art Contest. teaches lots of younger kids it is as good all you can eat buff et, Ask Here PA, where any- about art. as Chipotle, but also, it is relatively body can talk to a Librar- Houseknecht’s art teacher people always tell me that it is but cheap. Qdoba is also known for ian 24 hours, seven days a week. is a graphic designer at James V. I won’t believe it until I taste it, giving customers discounts and Librarians will help with locating Brown Library, but is more of a hashtag guacinmyrarri.” said Se- rewards for eating there more fre- information on any topic that is mentor to her, since she doesn’t nior Kylie Savidge. quently. needed. Library card users can give her art lessons anymore. Qdoba is a new restaurant com- “Qdoba has amazing service and also access DMV practice driving Houseknecht said that she ing to Williamsport on. It is a wonderful spicy food, hot enough tests, and a variety of other edu- knew she wanted to be an art- Mexican restaurant that lets you to tingle my taste buds.” says cational resources. ist at about the age of three. She create whatever it is you want to Mitchell Th omas. Houseknecht, who has been makes art daily, mainly painting eat. It lets you put what you want Qdoba has lots to live up to, creating art for as long as she can and sketching, but she likes to do on your favorite Mexican dish, since it is supposed to be as good remember, said that she “feels a “hodge-podge” of other artwork tacos, fajitas, taquitos, enchila- as Chipotle. Whether it is just proud” of herself for winning the as well, including knitting. das, fl autas, and much more. Th e Houseknecht won the “Design as good, better, or worse is yet to contest, and continued to say, “It’s It is safe to assume that we will restaurant is focused around a Your Library Card” Contest at be determined, but we all know quite the honor to have my art- see Houseknecht’s art winning buff et, all you can eat style, so you James V. Brown Library. This one thing, we will all have what work featured on something like contests in the near future. can pile on as many toppings as is the bachground to the new we want on our favorite Mexican a library card”. you like. library card that Houseknecht ArtworK by coUrtNey hoUSeKNecht foods. When asked why she entered “Chipotle is my life and I ab- painted.

Exchangedominicprato students cross the world to Montoursville news staff many art-based classes such as volleyball. However, since our subjects to learn about. He said that his favorite class is painting and multicultural arts. school does not have a volleyball His favorite classes are painting AP Economics with Mr. Buck- Each year, thousands of foreign “I really like it here in America team, he will have to stick to ten- and chemistry; he also wants to le. He is in Academic Decathlon exchange students leave their and in Montoursville; most peo- nis this school year. He has been join Spanish club. and he is interested in joining Key friends, family, and homeland to ple are very nice to me,” Lee said “Learn as much as you can Club in order to learn more about experience life as an American when asked if she likes MAHS and never be afraid to teenager. and try new things,” said Some of those America, Ordas. students end up in gener- Th e fi nal foreign ex- here in Mon- al. change student that has toursville, Penn- Lee is entered Montoursville sylvania. Th is also in- is senior Gabriel Silva year, Junior P volved from San Paulo, Brazil. hotoS Sung Ah Lee, in clubs Silva wanted to come from Korea, Ju- off ered at here because his broth- nior Luis Ordas, MAHS er, Mario Silva, came by from Plasen- such as here four years earlier. t.m cia, Spain and culture Gabriel is staying with Senior Gabriel club and MAHS swim team Ayo Silva from San loves to coach, Doctor Gom- Paulo, Brazil learn bosi. have come to about Silvia wants to learn learn about the different more about diff er- Junior Luis Ordas is here from Spain. Junior Sung Ah Lee is here from American cul- countries Junior Gabriel Silvia has traveled ent cultures and also Ordas enjoys his art classes and sci- Korea. She enjoys the various art ture and expe- and cul- here from spain. Above he poses about how diff erent ence classes here in the high school. classes her at MAHS. rience life as a tures. with his new friend, Senior Dakota schools and school student in the Luis Jolin that he met out on the soccer systems work. American culture and to help USA. Ordas is also an exchange stu- fi eld. Silva also plays soccer; he people out. “My favorite class is painting. I dent that has come to Mon- is a midfi elder and has been When students from other enjoy art no matter what it is,” toursville. From Plasencia,Spain, playing tennis for 8 years and playing for eight years. countries come into America, said Sung Ah Lee when asked Ordas came here seeking new enjoys playing, as it is one of his When asked the diff erences be- most are very unsure of what to what her favorite class is. knowledge about diff erent cul- favorite hobbies. tween MAHS and his school in expect, hopefully our country, and She was chosen to come here, ture and activities. Ordas hopes Ordas mentions the diff erenc- Brazil, Silva said that the entire more specifi cally our school, can out of many students in Korea, to become fl uent in the English es between high school here and system is diff erent. In Brazil, you meet the expectations and make because of her fantastic academ- language. his school in Spain. He says that stay in one room all day and the the experience one to remember. ic performance and outstanding Ordas was involved in sports Montoursville is a much bigger teacher rotates from classroom to artistic ability. Lee has taken back in Spain, like tennis and school, and that there are more classroom.

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Rating Violence in Williamsport “Moana”:Disney’s dominickberardelli killed another. Two bystanders the pres- news editor were also shot, but did not have life-threatening injuries. Mayor Gabriel Campana and fi rst Polynesian Skipping forward to May 19th, the Williamsport police depart- when a man was shot several idential ment have recently acknowledged times on the 400 Block of Ant- the increasing amount of violence Princess Movie ony St. later dying in . dominickberardelli Anna and Elsa. Th e last movie and drug related crimes in the news editor Gunfi re broke out in an Apart- to portray a princess of an ethnic city, by introducing Operation runners ment in Newberry Estates on Moana, a new animated Dis- background was in 2009. Angry SLAM on Tuesday, Sep. 15th. dominickberardelli August 4th, resulting in the death ney movie scheduled to be re- parents spoke out in 2009 when Operation SLAM stands for news editor of one man, and the hospitaliza- leased in November 2016, tells Disney released “Th e Princess “Special Law Enforcement tion of another. the adventurous story of a young and the Frog” which portrayed Th e United States is at it again. Against Misconduct”. Th e plan is More recent, on August 19th Polynesian woman who sets sail the fi rst ever African American We are currently in the middle of to deploy offi cers throughout the a man fi red half a dozen shots on a voyage in order to fi nd a Disney princess. political season, watching, learn- city for three shifts. Th e offi cers near an apartment complex on fabled island. Moana is accom- Th e movie sparked a large ing, agreeing and disagreeing with will be stationed in unmarked Lycoming, thankfully hitting no panied on her journey by the amount of controversy surround- our favorite Presidential candi- cars, on bicycle and police cruis- bystanders. demi-god, Maui. ing Princess Tiana who spent the dates. Americans typically rely on ers. On September 6th a man was On their voyage, the Princess majority of the movie as a frog. political polls to see who the cur- Since the beginning of this year, found shot on the 700 Block of and Maui grow in self discovery. Many see this declaration of a rent top contenders are. However, crimes have sky rocketed. Th ere West Fourth Street, dying ap- Moana will be the fi rst ever new non-white Disney Princess most Americans don’t know what have been more than a dozen re- proximately twelve hours later. Polynesian Disney princess, as an indication that Disney is information is tallied to compile corded instances of shootings in Most recently, three men were breaking the pattern of the last aware of their history of primar- political poll results. the area, fi ve of them resulting in injured, one seriously, in a fi ght in three consecutive Disney prin- ily white Princesses. Political polls are complied by casualties according to the Wil- Ann’s Tavern at 503 Rose St., on cess movies whose leading char- Parents are hopeful that chil- top political polling organizations. liamsport Sun Gazette. September 16th. acters were “fair skinned” prin- dren of all races soon have strong Th ese organizations use computer On January 6th, nine shots were Katina Lewis, 42, has lived in cesses. Disney role models. analysis and mathematical meth- fi red at Park Avenue and Maple Williamsport for about thirty Disney princess St., bullets not hitting bystanders,

ods to collect information from iSNey years of her life. She also attend- movies have been the American voting population. instead hitting parked vehicles d ed college and works in William- under fi re from par- of Collecting this information is and the front of a house. sport. Lewis states that she feels ents who started de- no small feat. Public opinion is Next on April 14th, two men safe walking around the city and nouncing Disney for constantly shifting daily as candi- were shot in the 700 Block of when asked if violent crimes af- not portraying peo- oUrteSy dates come head to head on the West Fourth St., however none c fected her daily life, she respond- ple of other ethnic campaign trail. sustained life threatening injuries. backgrounds.

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In current polls, Democrat Hil- Four days later, a man fi red into P ly”. Disney has long lary Clinton has a +21.4 spread a crowd of patrons on 321 Pine Mayor Campana, city offi cials been known to cre- over contender Bernie Sanders. St. at about 2:15 A.M., wounding The new Disney princess movie and residents plan on Operation ate heroine role models She also leads the polls over Joe fi ve bystanders. “Moana” is scheduled to be released SLAM’s near future success in for young girls. Th e last Biden, Matt O’Malley, Jim Webb On April 25th, there was a fi ght in November of 2016. Moana is the decreasing violent crimes in the three movies portrayed and Lincoln Chaff e. Republican in Avenue Tavern in which a man fi rst ever Polynesian Disney princess. city. four white princess- polls show, Donald Trump has a pulled a handgun and shot and es: Rapunzel, Merida, +9.7 lead over Ben Carson. He also leads over Republican candi- dates Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Ted Students face parking issues Cruz, Carly Fiorina, Mike Huck- dominickberardelli ing immediately following school abee, Rand Paul, John Karich, news editor or a student driver with a medical Nevill’s Chris Christie, Scott Walker, Construction of the new school condition who needs to park clos- Flowers Rick Perry, Rick Santorum, Bob- er to the school. Also, there is not by Jindal and Lindsey Graham. has resulted in minor changes to student parking. Starting Sep- a fee for parking this year, how- 321 Peters Alley Th e polls for the General Elec- ever, donations are welcome and tion are showing that this Pres- tember 14th, 2015, parking for Montoursville, PA 17754 students in not allowed with in appreciated to the organization of idential election is going to be a the lot you are parking in. close one as Hilary Clinton is fa- a two block radius of the school. Drivers found parked in this area Junior Kyle Treaster, 16, does not (570) 368-2649 vored by 46% of Americans, and feel as if his morning schedule has Donald Trump is favored by 39%. are subject to police fi nes. Students who drive to school changed due to the new parking American voters refer to the locations. Treaster does not feel poll every four years to decide were required to fi nd alternative parking as the current parking lot inconvenienced about the new who they are going to vote for to parking situation stating “I was implement and enforce the laws was shut down due to construc- tion of the already park- written by Congress, and to ap- ing far away at

new school. APS point the heads of federal agen- the beginning According m cies, and the Cabinet. of school.” However, these poll results may to the Mon-

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something good to park at four hoto locations; P the ice might say in 140 charac- Students are not allowed to park be a problem. ters or less? Montours- ville Presbyte- within a 2 block radius of the It will just be rian Church, school. This is a satellite view of colder.” Tweet @MHSArrow- Our Lady of the high school. Students head to have your tweet Lourdes Cath- who would olic Church and the Montours- like a parking spot can pick up a featured in next months form in the school offi ce. Spots issue. ville Fire Department on Cherry street behind the white garages. might me unavailable, as they are Th e high school also reserved for quicly being fi lled up, as many try students who live outside the bor- to get as close to the school as ough and who work hours start- possible. Tweets “Planned parenthood is needed. It’s the of the woman’s choice not the president’s. #GOPDebate” Month @shelbk2018, Shelby Kurtz EDITORIAL The Arrowhead page 4 September 2015 Shut up, it’s Cheyenne!

cheyennwoodCollege = sexual assault??? editor-in-chief One in four college women have forward to. It is necessary for eyes got watery cry,” I mean the too many. been sexually assaulted. many professions, yet it is a place “streaming tears and silent sobs Essentially, my Just let that sink in. where you must constantly be on for the next 10 minutes” cry. point is respect each Th is utterly terrifying statistic the lookout. It is supposed to be I have so much appreciation for other. Don’t respect comes from the Sept. 21 New some of the best years in life, yet celebrities who use their infl uence someone because of their York Times article that surveyed it can be so easily made into the to make a diff erence, and not just gender or color. Don’t re- 150,000 college students around worst. money. spect me because I am a female the country. Not only are the number of She sparked conversations with and you’d be called a jerk if you I went out to dinner with three assaults astonishing, but three her video. My friends and I all didn’t. of my best friends prior to writing fourths of them also go unreport- had long talks about what the fu- Respect me because you are a this, which caused another horri- ed. Too many of these predators ture holds. My mom was the one person, and I am a person, and fying thought to cross my mind; go completely unpunished. who originally showed it to me. I we all are in a year from now we will be four Th ese facts may be taken too can only imagine how it made her people. women in college. lightly by many colleges, but they feel, as a mother. We are Growing up and moving on to aren’t ignored by celebrities like I hope that we, as a society, real- all just college has been something I have Lady Gaga. On Sept. 17, she re- ize something needs to happen. It trying been looking forward to for as leased her newest video “Till It won’t be overnight, and it won’t be to make long as I can remember. Howev- Happens To You.” huge. However, the little things the best er, as I’ve gotten closer and closer Th e video shows several college truly add up. Th e more educated out of to that place, I realize it isn’t all women getting sexually assault- both men and women are on the our lives, rainbows and butterfl ies. I have ed and raped and dealing with rape culture, the better prepared and that learned the harsh reality that the emotional consequences. It they can be. should quite often it is a dangerous place is quite graphic, but does exactly I cannot even begin to fathom not be fi lled with a rape culture. what is needed to get the message how one human being could do done at Th is societal problem is one across. Gaga is not even seen in something so terribly selfi sh and the ex- that, in my opinion, should not the video, which she uses solely degrading to another human be- pense of even exist. Why is keeping your as an outlet to share an extremely ing. No one is ever “asking for it.” another. hands to yourself, something we powerful and serious message. Th is editorial was not intended

have been told since preschool, so If you have not seen it, I demand to be some crazy feminist rant. naijastaytune.com diffi cult for so many young adults you watch it immediately. I realize men are assaulted too. Lady Gaga releases her latest music video on Sept. to do? Honestly, it was so heartbreak- Only 8 percent of college men 17 for the song “Till it Happens to You.” The very College has become a place that ingly amazing that it made me have been, which is much less vivid video displays sexual asault on college cam- women must fear, instead of look cry. And I don’t mean the, “My than women, but still 8 percent is puses.

Vaguely impavid with Victoria to- ri- as- You can’t pull roots thatfew dollars run from them, this we’d fi nd deep tree cut up into logs, I think I refuge under “Th e Tree.” had a coming of age moment, Th e Tree is where everything an epiphany. In a matter of ten happened, the center of middle months I’ll be graduated, no school social life. We’d laugh, longer a student here at MAHS. fl irt, and who could forget table I myself will have to move on topping? Girls would mark their and in a way leave my roots be- torimayo territory by spraying an abundant hind. Th e tree is gone, and it’s assistant editor amount of perfume on the guys roots are physically dead, but jersey that they were wearing. it has made a mark on so many Flashback to the deepest dark- We’d drink hot chocolate (or in students. Th is school has left an est depths of your brain. Th ere my case spill hot chocolate) and impact on every single one of us. is a fi ling cabinet that we’ve all maybe even root (no pun intend- Here or not, it is forever with us. tried to set fi re to but have un- ed) on the team. Our town has been devided fortunately and most defi nitely It was a time before boyfriends over the school construction the failed to do so. Middle school mattered and the term “party” past couple months. We’ve gone memories. meant ice cream cake and man through so much as a town in If you push past the embar- hunt. And sometimes, I really just the past 20 years. Many rassing moments, the pimples, miss that. are infuriated about the school the braces, and the graphic tees, Th e other day I saw this tree being ripped down. But like the you might remember some of being chopped up and it hit me tree, when it’s gone our mem- the good moments, many of deeper than it should have. I had ories will still be there. Like we them taking place in Memori- this realization that high school will be for each other. al Stadium under a sky lit with is going to be gone in no time at I guess what I’m trying to say is bright yellow lights. all. Th e tree was just the start of that you can’t pull roots that run Friday night football this large school project, a project this deep. We have left marks games-everyone’s favorite time that I am, by the way, fully in fa- whether you can see them or of the year (mine at least). As vor of. not. Weather they are physically middle schoolers, we did not Although it pained me to see the there or just in memory. quite yet earn ourselves spots in the student section with the Have something to say? upperclassmen, but we were too cool to sit on the bleachers with our parents. Write a letter to the editor or be a guest writ- So after checking in with er and have your opinion published in The mom and dad, maybe getting a drAwiNG by t. mAyo Arrowhead. Tweets “If ur constantly trying to be different from everyone else and of the basing all you do on that, how different really are you” Month @audreeey98, Audrey Kreitz FEATURES page 5

isaacmiller Remeber the first time you wanted to Dressingfeatures editor for Disney be a Disney charecter? Remember the first time you Sophmore Emma Pentz gets that op- wanted to be a Disney charac- purtunity on many different occasions. KEITH ter? “ I dress up for birthday parties,” said Sophmore Emma Pentz gets Pentz when asked what chances she has that oppurtunity on many dif- gotten to dress up as Princesses, “Also ferent occasions. I have dressed up for the make a wish B BOWMAN “I dress up for birthday par- foundation and trunk or treat where I ties,” said Pentz when asked get to hand out candy to the kids.” what chances she has gotten For Pentz one of her many dreams in O BATKOW- to dress up as princesses. “Also I have dressed up for the Make a Wish Foundation and Trunk SKI or Treat where I get to hand out Y candy to the kids.” For Pentz, one of her many dreams in life is to work at Dis- ney as a face character. That is a person who dresses as a Disney Parents: Paul and Michele Batkowski character at Disney World and Birthday: 4/17/98 goes around hugging kids and Status: Unavailable taking pictures. and When asked what got her Favorites into it initially, “I figured that Color: Purple if I don’t get the chance to do Movie: John Wick it then I may as well just do it Pets: Thomas and Bo (cats) now.” Cuisine: N/A Of the many characters Pentz Describe yourself in one word: Caring has gotten to dress as, Snow Describe your fantasy date: “Netflix and chill” White is her favorite. G Most memorable high school moment: “Winning districts for “I haven’t gotten the chance football in the 2014 season” to dress as Snow White for a birthday party, but I hope to Most embarassing moment: “Losing to the same kid in wres- soon,” said Pentz after being tling three times in wrestling” asked how many times she has I Activities: Football (12 years), Wrestling (12 years), Track (3 dressed as her favorite charac- years) ter. Plans after graduation: “Attending a good college, hopefully Over the summer Pentz competing in wrestling or playing football” dressed up at least every other R “No longer the Little Dragon, Keith has become the BMOC” week. -Mr. Theodore Barbour “I dressed up for many birth- day parties over summer,” said Pentz when asked what events L she attended over the summer. AUTUMN There are many different rea- Above Sophomore Emma Pentz sons and benefits for doing dresses as the Disney charac- what she does, but one for Pentz ter Ana from the movie Frozen. stands out the most. Pentz dressed as an assorted JULIA “I like making the kids happy,” number of Disney Charecters said Pentz when asked what her from different movies. favrotire part of dressing up as Disney charecters was for her. of HALL

the Parents: John and Cheryl Hall Birthday: 10/05/97 Status: Single Favorites Color: Tiffany Blue Movie: The American President Class: Managerial Accounting Pets: Sahmu M Song: Or Nah Cuisine: Tacos Describe yourself in one word: Coffee Describe your fantasy date: “Netflix and chill.” O Most Memorable High School Moment: “Girls night with squad, playing Mario Kart at giant sleepovers at my house because we are rebels.” N Most Embarrassing Moment: “Hitting myself in the face with my tennis racket.” Activities: FBLA President, regional FBLA treasurer, varsity tennis Plans after graduation: “Atten Babson College for a degree in T Accounting and finance.” “Autumn is an exemplary student who is dedicated to her school work and to her community. Her drive and determination have resulted in much success for Autumn. She is an excellent choice

Photo Courtesy of E. Pentz Photo H for student of the month.” -Mrs. Lisa Keiser Above Sophomore Emma Pentz dresses as Disney’s Cinderella. Dressing up as Disney princesses has become something Pentz spends most of her time doing for birthday parties and oth- features editor er assorted occasions, including The Make a Wish Foundation. FEATURES The Arrowhead page 6 September 2015 Once Upon A Time... Rupunzel The Journalism staff has matched some of Miss Wynn MAHS’s most beloved teachers with some Disney characters that fit their personality, and they might even look a little alike!

Rafiki

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Rupunzel is one of the many princesses that shows not all monarchs are damsels in distress. Rupunzel, just like Miss Wynn, gets things done how they want them to be done. When they put their mind to something it will always be accomplished. Although Rupunzel wanted to find her long lost royal parents and Miss Wynn wanted to reschedule the girls soccer game, they are practically the same person. Photo from www.pinterest.com When it comes to being wise, Mr. Buckle and Rafiki are one in the same. Al- Mr. Delong though Rafiki is advising young lions, Mr Buckle acts as an advisor to young adults. He forces us to reevaluate government and current events through thoughtful questions, just as Rafiki offers important life advice in the animal kingdom. They are just alike, besides the fact Mr. Buckle works in the wild Mad Hatter called high school.

Mr. Delong cannot be described more perfect- ly than the Mad Hatter. The two men are equally energetic and unpredictable. Whether the Mad Hatter is throwing Un-Birthday parties, tea par- By Bri Ulmer and Isaac Miller ties, or Delong is jumping on his desk screaming Photos by Patrick Bowes, Isaac Miller, Photo from www.disney.wikia.com “CONTAINMENT”, they both seem to create and Bri Ulmer a laugh within people. Beneath every odd man- nerism that the pair have is an underlying genuine hope to make you have a better day. page 7 Once Upon A Time... The Journalism staff has matched some of Mrs. Connor MAHS’s most beloved teachers with some Tinkerbell Disney characters that fit their personality, and they might even look a little alike!

Mr. Buckle

Photo from www.ronpaulforums.com At first glance you may think that we picked Mrs. Connor and Tinkerbell because they have the same shoe taste, but no that is not it all (okay slightly). Tinkerbell is actually quite independent and sassy. Mrs. Connor is also like Tin- kerbell because she believes in herself and fights for what she believes in. When it comes to being wise, Mr. Buckle and Rafiki are one in the same. Al- though Rafiki is advising young lions, Mr Buckle acts as an advisor to young adults. He forces us to reevaluate government and current events through Mr. Tressler thoughtful questions, just as Rafiki offers important life advice in the animal kingdom. They are just alike, besides the fact Mr. Buckle works in the wild called high school.

Grumpy

Grumpy and Mr. Tressler have the same values. They both value efficiency, quick answers, intel- ligence, and have a high set of expectations for

By Bri Ulmer and Isaac Miller people. Grumpy is always the mature one leaving Photos by Patrick Bowes, Isaac Miller, little room for mistakes. How can Mr. Tressler and Bri Ulmer afford to make a mistake when he’s dealing with Photo from www.pinterest.com freshman and glass beakers? Exactly. He can’t. ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT The Arrowhead page 8 September 2015 Fear this Walking Dead Check out n’ rock out Netflix breannamoser They won an MTV Video Mu- Spin-off a&e staff sic Award for best breakthrough video. There’s always new television breannamoser They released their 5th stu- n’patrickbowes chill mal’ people dealing with an apoc- shows, movies, and music being a&e staff dio in 2015 called New alypse; not people whose lives made and sometimes it is hard to Do you enjoy comedies? Do Spin-off (noun): any product Glow; the album includes songs have prepared them to have skills keep up with it all. you enjoy dramas? How about that is an adaption, out growth, titled “Not Alone,” “Get It,” and neccessary to survive like “The The pop rock/punk rock band romance? Do you most impor- or devlopment of another similar “World Is Ending.” Walking Dead” does. Hey Violet recently released their tantly enjoy music? If the answer product. There are a lot of differ- Bring Me The Horizon re- “People would all try to take ev- I Can Feel It extended play, in- to at least two of those questions ent spin-offs that have tried to leased their new album That’s The eryone’s stuff; they would all turn cluding songs such as “Sparks was yes, then Almost Famous is perform as well as their predeces- Spirit, where against eachother,” said Sopho- Fly,” “You Don’t your kind of movie. sors, but many do not measure up. lead singer more Olivia Conklin. Love Me Like Almost Famous follows the sto- “Fear The Walking Dead” (a Oliver Sykes “Fear The Walking Dead” gives You Should,” and ry of a high-school boy who is spin-off of the shows off vo- people an idea of what an apoc- “Smash Into You.” given the chance to write a sto- “The Walking Dead”) premiered cals no one alypse would be like in today’s One unique thing ry for Magazine on Aug. 23. “Fear The Walking knew he had. world. “It would get out of hand Hey Violet does about an up-and-coming rock Dead,” on Sundays at 9 p.m. on It includes very quickly,” said Senior Robby is to hold acoustic band as he accompanies them AMC, is about a family of Los songs like Barnes. That is what it shows; the hangouts before on their concert tour. Angeles residents who deal with “Doomed,” world in chaos. “They help peo- their shows. They One of Kate Hudson’s highly a zombie apocalypse. “Blasphemy,” ple know how to scrounge for re- play acoustic songs stressed life lessons is “I always Some fans have been talking and “Throne,” sources,” said Conklin. and meet fans for tell the girls, never take it seri- about how “Fear The Walking which don’t “I think they give you a lot of free. ously, if ya never take it seriously, Dead” has disappointed them have the same survival skills, not even just for They’re signed ya never get hurt, ya never get compared to “The Walking metal sound an apocalypse, for real life,” said to 5 Seconds hurt, ya always have fun, and if Dead.” they usually Katzmaier. Of Summer’s you ever get lonely, just go to “They both have, obviously do. Hi Or Hey Re- the record store and visit your walkers (or better known as: zom- One tele- cords’ abel. They friends.” bies), and people who react differ- vision show I The film is lively, funny, has a

just ended their from: IMDb Photo ently to the zombie apocalypse,” am personally world tour with great soundtrack, and does a said Sophomore Breanne Doane. is set to premiere excited about Hey Violet per- great job at pulling you into the “I think “Fear The Walking on October 6th on The CW. is “The Flash.” forming as their character’s lives and the atmo- Dead” is a little slow so far,” said It is going to opening act. sphere surrounding them. Doane. premiere on I recently found “I think the movie is really

“The original Walking Dead from: IMDb Photo October 6th on The CW. It has an alternative/indie pop duo, good overall, plus the main boy was so much better; they’re trying actors like Grant Gustin and Matt and Kim. Their names are is pretty cute,” said freshman too hard to make it [the spin-off] Danielle Panabaker. Matt Johnson (on keyboard/ Reagan Luna, when asked her better, and it’s not working,” said It’s a show about Barrly Allen, vocals) and Kim Schifino (on opinions on the film. Senior Olivia Katzmaier. a forensic scientist who becomes “Fear The Walkind Dead” drums/vocals). They’re a couple Almost Famous stars actresses “Fear The Walking Dead” is a “the Flash” and fights crime to is a spin-off of “The Walk- that met in college, decided to Kate Hudson, and Zooey De- little more real-world type,” said keep Central City safe. make music together, and then schanel, as well as actors Billy Katzmaier. It is more about ‘nor- ing Dead” that aired in Aug. There you have it. Just a few new started performing anywhere they Crudup, Phillip Seymour Hoff- artists and television shows to could. man, and an appearance from check out n’ rock out to! Jimmy Fallon. The film can be streamed this month on Net- A ARETA UPDEGRAFF flix. R Spamalot wows at CTL patrickbowes a&e staff T Q: What would you say This month, the Communi- your favorite art medium ty Theater League presented is? Spamalot, “A new musical lov- A: Water Colors because s tett ingly ripped from the motion

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Holy Grail”. watercolors you kind of The musical is directed by S have to go with it and I Montoursville Area High Spamalot opened on Sep- like that. rovided P School’s English and Drama tember 18th to a great first teacher, Denise Connor, and perfomance at the com- hoto Q: Where do you find from www.ctlshows.com Photo T P stars seniors Jacob Deak, Zach- munity theater leahgue. your motivation from? ary West, and Kelsey Rogers, as sometimes a bit over the top, the A: Mostly from the world well as juniors Nash Dawson, musical never loses its spirit, fun around me. I love nature so Bailey Luna, and Mary Strein. atmosphere and delivery. often my art reflects that. I “The cast and crew was one of “I love being able to work with think pretty much every- the best I’ve ever worked with. P thing is art if you look at it an adult and mature student Everyone had great attitudes cast!” said Denise Connor. “It’s from the right perspective. Updegraff stands next a portfolio of her and was helpful to one another,” nice to not have to censor be- art work at an art camp she was invited said junior Nash Dawson. R Q: How do you plan on cause of a non-school setting.” to over the summer. The musical focuses on King Spamalot had a very sucessful continuing your artistic Arthur, traveling with his ser- opening night, with an audience career after high school? vant Patsy. Along the way, they Q: What is your prized accomplishment as an that was very pleased with the O A: I want to travel the recruit several knights to accom- artist? show. world and create art based pany them on their quest to find A: I’ve recieved a few first and second place ribbons “I thought the show was actu- off of my experiences. I the Holy Grail. at our school’s art show and I was also selected to be ally pretty hilarious. I normally F want to expand my artistic “Working on the show was in an art camp last summer by Mrs. Mauro. don’t go to these kinds of things, ability beyond a classroom exciting and a new experience. but I’m glad I went to this one. and share it with the peo- Unlike working on a school mu- I ple I meet along the way. I Q: How could you best describe the purpose of The cast all worked well togeth- sical or play, I got to work with your art? er and had great chemistry,” said probably won’t have much older students and adults for a A: The purpose of my art is to help people under- Junior Liviu Reynolds when money but I’m okay with change,” said Dawson. L stand who I am a little bit better. I struggle some- asked his opinions on the show. that. Like the film the musical is times expressing myself sometimes but art has really based off of, the comedy is de- who I am. I want people to see it and feel how I was scribed to be very slapstick, very E feeling when I created it. silly, and very fun. Although page 9 Editors review Busweiser’s Made in America Festival

nateripley what closer without being in too was an outlier to the rest of the The last performance on the er and one of only two artists that a&e editor big of crowd. performers of the first day. Rocky Stage and of the night was went platinum this year only in Budweiser’s annual Made in The Freedom Tent was reserved The Rocky Stage on day one was from the queen of pop culture Drake’s company. America festival, held in Phil- for the Electric Dance Music per- very popular starting off with a herself, Beyoncé. She came out The next two artists I’m going to adelphia took place September formers and always had a party lesser known but very hype En- in a gorgeous, sparkling, leotard mention you may not know about 5th and 6th this month and was happening in front. glish rock band, The Struts. Then and had a flawless dance routine. but if you ever get to see them booming with fans, food, and tal- The Skate Stage was the most the stage transitioned to young, Her collection of impactful songs live do it because excuse my ur- ent. Hip Hop guru Jay-Z, is the underrated of stages because the energetic, Chicago rapper Vic left many people in the audience ban vocabulary but the only way man putting the festival togeth- more indie groups performed Mensa. with huge smiles, and even joyous I can describe their performances er and this year’s hip hop heavy there so not a lot of people gath- The hip hop vibe stayed alive but tears. is LIT (definition: very fun). The theme was a reflection of him. ered around. This was the stage instead of new age material the The second day some would ar- artists I’m referring to are Grits & The festival grounds have four where you could find dance cir- fans enjoyed a throwback to the gue was more star studded than Biscuits and the Flatbush Zom- stages for live music, The Rocky cles and a house party like at- 80’s with funky, New York native the first one starting off with food bies. They performed back to back Stage, The Liberty Stage, The mosphere. Not to mention there group, De La Soul. crazy, smoke heavy, and lyrically at the skate stage and the crowds Freedom Stage, The Skate Stage, was a whole skate boarding rink Then Philly’s own, Meek Mill, sound rapper, Action Bronson, were breaking into dance circles and The Tidal Stage. Each venue behind the crowd of people. was welcomed on stage and even coming off his hit new album he and everyone was having a great featured a different atmosphere The Tidal Stage is the newest ad- though his latest beef with rapper set a tone for the last day of the time. and different types of performers dition and is named after Jay-Z’s Drake went off the rails and most festival. The last artist to perform was most within the hip hop genre. recently dropped music app. This people agree Drake came out vic- Alternative R&B singer, San- The Weeknd, coming off his hit The Rocky Stage was the most stage is where you would go if you torious in the rap disses that the tigold, went out of the ordinary new album that has been topping popular of stages and was where want to watch a front row per- two released against each other, and shot a music video while the charts for weeks. The spectac- the festival’s headliners per- formance of a super indie artist. Meek Mill’s homecoming was still performing and even brought At- ular Canadian vocalist had a very formed. Most people have mixed This stage didn’t receive a whole received warmly and he got even lanta hip hop vocalist ILoveMak- sensual performances that had all feelings about this stage because lot of attention and was usually more support when he brought konen. The music video shows her the fans pondering their emo- on one hand the performer is a disregarded, but it was a nice easy his very popular girlfriend, Nik- rolling in a Cadillac through the tions. star and you love them and would going change up from the rest of ki Minaj, out to perform and he crowd at the festival. Excuse me for focusing the sto- love to see them, but at the same the hyped up festival, and served even got his young son to come The trap scene rapper from At- ry on singers because the DJ’s at time you were packed in a crowd as a source of background music out on stage and dance which was lanta, and rising star, Future at- the festival had the stages bump- packed with people and instead of because it was positioned right in definitely another crowd pleaser. tracted big crowds and showed a ing with energy and the ground watching your favorite artist you the middle of the walking area. As the sun went down and the glimpse of the southern rap scene shaking with bass. It was always a could spend your time looking The first popular name to make crowds grew, one of the few pop- which wasn’t heavily represented party especially when performers at some man’s back hair bursting a splash in the festival was Earl ular rock bands of the festival, at the festival. like A-Trak or Bassnectar took out of his outgrown tank top and Sweatshirt. Sweatshirt is one of Modest Mouse, took the stage Big Sean delivered a surpris- the stage. someone else’s sweat all over you. the top names in the conscience and performed with an interest- ingly emotional and powerful Overall the festival was one to The Liberty stage is the second rap genre and played a lot of ing type of swagger by the lack of performance, yes the same rapper remember and very authentic to most popular stage where a lot songs from his newest album “I swagger. They didn’t engage the that has the song “A$$”, surprised Philadelphia. It covered rising of the day performers played aka Don’t Like S***, I Don’t Go Out- audience on a personal level but all of us with a heartfelt perfor- stars and hit artist and it was very the semi-famous performers. This side”. Sweatshirt’s slow, melodic, focused on the music which was mance. cool how many artist had just re- stage you could creep up some- and almost miserable style of rap an interesting change of pace. J Cole was the next big perform- leased new music and came to the festival and performed. photo by j. yocum photo by j. yocum

Several thousands of people wait around for rapper Big Sean’s performance on Sept 6 at the Made in America festival in center city Philadelphia. The festival had over 60 well- known artists perform including Beyoncé, The Weeknd, J. Cole, Future, Meek Mill and many more.

To pass time between performers, people lined the sidewalk to get on the swings. There was also a skate park at one of the stages, a park towards the back of the area, photo by j. yocum During a performance, The Weeknd photo courtesy of and over 40 food trucks that were available photo by j. yocum Singer, The Weeknd, is pictured while With over 70,000 people several people joined performing one of his songs on the sec- to anyone. in a confined area, it was in one of the dance cir- ond night of the festival. Many of his fans easy to get lost from the cles while people contin- cheered loudly as his performance went group of people you were ued to gather around to on. The Weeknd was one of the perform- with. Above is pictured a watch. Even though he is ers who had the biggest audience during sign that reads, “If you’re not pictured here, Junior the festival. lost come dance with us. Nate Ripley also took part #SavemeMIA”. in the circle. Photo story by Jenny Yocum SPORTS The Arrowhead page 10 September 2015 LOGAN Bergquist tackles gen- A MCKEAG der roles on the field kaylieschans guys are, by both teammates and Q: sports staff What pumps you up? coaches, and the only restriction to her being on the team, is not Since the 4th grade Kylie Bergq- A: The band, the cheering crowd. being allowed to snap the football T Keefer motivating us before we run out uist has always felt the love for the sport of football. as it could re- Kylie may be #42 quire "butt on the field, but #1 touching." Q: What’s your favorite part about the sport in her dad's heart When H you play? who is her main Kylie was reason for starting asked A: Hitting people. her football career. “what is Upon the question your favor- "what inspired ite memo- L you to play," Ky- ry of your Q: Who is your number one fan? Why? lie responds with football ex-

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sport so much un- P laughing, A: Beating Bragolone last year. til he hurt his knee, and in a T and it really en- bubbly manner couraged me just explains how Pictured above is number in 8th grade Q: Do you play for any other teams in the off-season? hearing about how much passion he 42 Freshman Kylie Berquist. Will Carson A: No. had for the game." Berquist’s favorite position is went to take a E Kylie's posi- linebacker field goal, but Q: Are you planning on playing in college? tion mainly con- instead nailed sists of safety, Isaac Bar- A: Maybe at Lycoming College. and slot, although her favor- rett in the butt. ite position is linebacker, and The main goals for the season Ky- S hopes to become better as she lie hopes for is a better record than plays football throughout the last year, which means the junior rest of her high school years. high team must win at least one Although Kylie may be the only game, and that she will become an girl on the team, she states that even better player through the rest of NICOLE she is treated just the same as the of her high school football career. WEISSER Catch Mo’ne Davis in the Disney’s newest Q: What pumps you up? A: Our pregame huddle on the field. motion “pitcher” film ashleylittle sports editor Though Davis is getting a lot Q: What’s your favorite part about the of recognition and opportuni- sport you play? From books to up-and-coming ty, she’s also had to deal with M movies, 13-year-old Mo’ne Da- some hate and cruelty. After A: Playing with a team of girls that vis is becoming a hit, ever since receiving harsh words of criti- I’ve grown up with since we first fell she hit the field a year ago at cism and judgment both online the 2014 Little League World in love with the game. anonymously and from some Series in South Williamsport, college-level players themselves, O Pennsylvania. Now, Disney is Davis still brushed it off, proving interested. what an excellent role model she Q: Who is your number one fan? Why? The long-awaited Disney can be for all of us. sports movies are back. This Disney has yet to announce N My mom is my number one fan because she is just the best. particular film is set to be titled A: when the movie will be re- “Throw Like Mo’”, featuring the leased. everyday life of Mo’ne Davis. For Davis, there is lots the movie Q: What is your favorite MAHS sports memory? could be about--- her long list of

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as well as played in the celeb- P rity game at the NBA All-Star Q: Are you planning on playing in college? Mo’ne Davis featured on Weekend. She also made history Sports Illustrated. Maybe. as the first female LLWS base- A: ball pitcher to pitch a shutout. page 11 Students respond to fi eld renovation Ashley’s ashleylittle sports editor investment because the practice tice.” be detrimental to play in some column fi eld is in terrible condition after Over the past month, it has not cases. ashleylittle When it comes to schooling, just a few weeks of minimal use. just been the football team prac- Heddings remarked that he sports editor students have a lot they want It would be worse if the football ticing on the turf. Th e band has does and does not like perform- changed. With every renovation team practiced on it. Also, the been seen out there, as well as ing on grass over turf, saying, “Hey what movie should we or proposal of renovation, the turf gives the gym classes a safe the boys and girls soccer teams. “[the turf ] is slippery so you just watch tonight?” whole community will get in- area to hold their outdoor gym Conboy expressed understand- have to be careful.” For sports movies, there are volved including taxpayers, stu- classes with less fear of injury.” ing of those scenarios, stating, Marchioni said, “It wasn’t too bests in every fi eld of inter- dents, and teachers. Montoursville Marching Band “Of course I believe that other diffi cult transitioning from grass est: football, baseball, and even Ultimately, the students have member, Gabe Heddings felt teams should be able to practice to turf because we have played the Olympics. Th ere are sappy, no voice; we can’t be a part of similarly remarking, “It adds on the fi eld when they have a on other turf fi elds before.” So, emotional roller coasters with the school board as our parents something special to the games game coming up.” for our soccer team is appears to happy endings,. Comedic, fam- can. However, we still have a lot that kinda makes our little Junior Alexis Marchioni of not be of concern. For football ily oriented mood-lifters that to say. school seem special.” the Montoursville Girls Soccer too, as Conboy said, “It took me are sure to be remembered. Or Th e newest debate to have But who should practice on it? team had a similar take on the maybe a day to get accustomed classic, thought provoking “good taken hold of the community Just the football team? Conboy adjustment, stating, “I respect to the turf.” watches” for those with not so surrounds the turf. Th ough the stated, “I believe the football that football has more priority Th e turf is just the beginning typical interests. debate has been put to rest since team should have more time on than all others.” of debate for our community, as For me, the sappy movie to the turf is now in place on the the turf than any other team or Many feel that turf is nice the real construction is now un- watch is “Th e Blindside.” Th is fi eld, students still have com- the band. All of the other teams looking, as well as easier to play derway. movie is the true story of a mented upon its’ impacts. have their own place to prac- on. However, the transition can homeless teen, Michael Oher, A common concern in the and his eventual football fame. community was whether the turf Every movie has a lesson to would be put in before the foot- be learned. For “Th e Blindside,” ball season’s start. As our school there are many- Give everyone a recently found out, installing a chance. Take a leap. Never give turf fi eld is much quicker than up. Yes, those are typical sports most think. movie lessons, but this specif- In spite of the turf debate ic fi lm comes at them from a (which slowed the process just diff erent perspective. It brings a bit), the turf was in place on yNN uncommon elements and un- time. Montoursville Varsity common characteristics- a black, Football player Riley Conboy e w

iSS homeless male is welcomed into said, “I believe the building pro- m an upper-level, white Christian cess was very fast. Th e company family. fro m did a fantastic job in the short As for the comedy, I am sure time they were given.” we all have the same one in hoto A question many asked before P mind- “Th e Sandlot.” In 1993, and after installation was, “Is it a The track set to surround the turf is currently under construction. The turfs construction was the movie excited everyone and good investment?” Conboy said, completed late August. brought about so many great “Yes, I do feel the turf was a good reviews that they made a sec- ond one. “Th e Sandlot” was also about giving everyone a chance Underclassmen athletes to watch out for and facing your fears. Scotty Smalls moved to a town and kaylieschans What position have you been What position have you been simply wanted to play baseball. sports staff playing in, is this your favorite playing in, is this your favorite But the town wasn’t too wel- position? position? coming. Johnny “the Jet” Rodri- Central defender, yes. guez had faith, but Smalls had to Safety is my favorite posi- Sophomore Sophomore prove the others wrong. Smalls tion, and the position I play. Lauren defeated the beast, as I am sure you know, and proved that he What are your main goals this Brian What are your main goals this deserved to kick up the dust on season? O’ Malley season? the Sandlot mound as much as Shaff er My main goal this season is To win leagues and then districts. any other kid. A great classic to watch would to play defense on varsity. have to be Cool Runnings, a What is your main focus during What is your main focus movie produced before any stu- the game? dent’s time (1993). Both the during the game? Keeping the ball out of our de- bobsled coach and team the To play the best of my ability fensive third of the fi eld. movie centers around, as well as each and every game. the movie in itself are often un- How far do you think the team derrated, under-appreciated and How far do you think the team will go? under-valued. Th e coach and Leagues, and then districts. will go? the team both lost a gold medal. But there was one major diff er- We have the potential to win Who's your biggest role model ence- how they dealt with it. Th e the district title. and why? coach, grieving his loss, lived a My mom, she's always support- life of exile for many years be- Who’s your biggest role model ing me and driving me to and fore building a Jamaican Bob- from practice and games. Pictured above is Brian Shaf- and why? sled team. Th e Jamacian bobsled Pictured above is Lauren fer tackleing a player. This team was unheard of. Th ey lost Logan Mckeag, he is what O’Malley blocking the shot of an What is your favorite MAHS shot was taken during the their medal in a malfunction, opponet during the Jersey Shore sports memory so far? Montoursville vs. South Wil- I would like to become as a but still walked over the fi nish game. O’ Malley plays as Winning districts with my sister, liamsport game Sept. 4 player. line with big smiles. Th e lesson Kirsten O’Malley. of the movie is that life is what What is your favorite MAHS you make of it. Junior Varsity sports memory so far? Varsity What pumps you up? For all the sports fans out there, DEFENDER Our warmup music. I am telling you guys: if you have SAFETY First kickoff of the game not seen these picks yet- see against South. them. “I’m very happy & excited to announce that I have chosen to continue my ac- ademic and athletic career as a Division 1 athlete at Bucknell” @ghoffman1997, Garrett Hoffman PEOPLE The Arrowhead page 12 September 2015

Elissa Stine Senior Ronnie Cochran Vice Principal 1. Make this year memorable 1. For the football toJunior win dis Mr. King 2. Increase my class rank tricts 1. A full graduating class - 3. Make our senior prank 2. Have a really awesome birth 2. For the community to once again one King won’t forget day party unite and put aside their differences - 3. Make honor roll every marking 3. To find my inner-self Mr. Keefer Teacher period 1. All strength training students to leave school with the knowledge to live a long, healthy lifestyle 2. My seniors move on to a successful scholastic career or workforce career 3. Mr. Burke has a long healthy retirement

Freshman Nina El-liftawi Owen Kiess 1. Win the district title in baseball 1. Make it through this year with 2. Win more than 5Sophomore games in basketball good grades 3. Get more than 300 likes on my Ins 2. Pass all my classes tagram posts 3. Have one of my poems in the creative issue of the school - newspaper

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