The Daily Roar Volume 1, Issue 3 Veterans Assembly! Honoring the REAL heroes of the U.S. Featured in this By: Jaden Stone and Kimber Lee issue: On November 11, 2015 the students of HHS congregated to show their grati- tude towards those who have and currently are serving our great nation. In Thanksgiving the Veterans Day Assembly, Jody welcomed the student body along with our special visitors who served bravely to keep us free. pg. 2 After JROTC presented our flag and Chamber Choir sang The Star Span- gled Banner, President Thomas Christiansen opened up with a beautiful Sports speech about the National Anthem and the freedom that we all enjoy. Ellie McDonald led the student body through the songs of the different branches pg. 4 of the military. Anyone who served or has a family member who served or is serving was invited to stand during that branch’s song. A movie was shown that quoted Ronald Reagan in his first inaugural ad- Entertainment dress while talking about Veterans and those who are currently serving our pg. 6 country. He stated, “Those who say that we’re in a time when there are no heroes, they just don't know where to look.” The students here at Hurricane High were honored to hear from veteran Schedule of Rowland Hall who served in the United States Army during World War II. Events His spirit of patriotism was spread throughout the hearts of all those who listened as he told stories and expressed gratitude for the opportunity that Pg. 8 he had. Many who were there in the auditorium on this day gained a great- er understanding and appreciation of the American flag and what it stands for. As stated by the Vice president at Hurricane High, Ellie Mcdonald said, “Some gave all and all gave some.” May we ever remember those who died so that we can enjoy the freedoms that we have today. PAGE 2 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 3 What is Thanksgiving? Black Friday! By: Hannah Walker By: Kenneth Behunin It’s that time when the leaves change colors and the hot days turn Each year, everyone anticipates the war cold. It’s Thanksgiving season. Many may think of food: turkey, zone known as ‘Black Friday.’ The events mashed potatoes, and stuffing. Although it isn’t too far off, food is- displayed can be entertaining, but crazy! n’t what Thanksgiving is all about. Long ago, when the pilgrims Summer Stratton expresses her views, “I arrived on the Mayflower, they knew nothing on how to survive on like how everything is on sale. It’s funny their own. The cold was coming fast. The natives came and offered seeing people get in fights over things and help when they realized the pilgrims meant no harm. They taught running, pushing past people to get good them how to grow corn, use fish to fertilize our fields, and a lot deals! I just go for the comfy socks!” As you more. Being very thankful for the can see, things can get pretty exciting! help, the pilgrims invited the In- However, they do tend to get dangerous dians to a feast in the fall. The every now and then… In the past, there meal consisted of deer, corn, have been men physically harming people shellfish, and roasted meat as to get what they want. If an individual does they all ate together. Even decide to take a risk, they could be very though food is a big part of the profitable, but vulnerable as well. Be sure holiday, remember those who to wear running shoes; Anything can hap- made it so we could enjoy the food pen! we are eating. Happy Thanksgiv- ing! Recipes to Spice Up Traditional Thanksgiving Foods! By: Kira Brown We all love pumpkin pie, but just wait until you try this reci- Everyone loves Thanksgiving! They'd probably be pe! lying if they said it wasn't because of the food, but sometimes having the same recipes for the tradition- Pumpkin-mousse pie al Thanksgiving foods can become boring. So, if you love Thanksgiving, but want to try some fun new 8 ounces of soft cream cheese recipes to change it up, then here are some of my 1 tablespoon of milk favorites: 1 tablespoon of sugar (optional) Tired of the traditional cranberry sauce, or just don't like it at all? Try this easy recipe! 1 1/2 cups of Cool Whip Cranberry - Orange Sauce 1 graham-cracker pie crust 1 whole orange 1 cup of milk 1 bag of fresh cranberries 2 4-ounce packages of vanilla- pudding mix Sugar to taste (i.e., quite a bit). 1 16-ounce can of pumpkin Put fruits in a food processor and process until you've reached the de- 1 to 2 teaspoons of pumpkin-pie spice. sired consisten- cy. If your pro- Mix 1 cup of milk and 2 4-ounce packages of vanilla-pudding cessor is small, until well blended. Add 1 16-ounce can of pumpkin and the you may have to pumpkin-pie spice. Again, blend well. In a separate bowl, place just a bit in mix 8 ounces of soft cream cheese, 1 tablespoon of sugar at a time. Once (optional), and 1 tablespoon of milk until smooth. Add to the all is processed, pumpkin mix. Mix until well blended. Fold in 1 1/2 cups of mix together, and Cool Whip. Pour into the graham-cracker pie crust. Chill 3 add sugar. hours. Thanksgiving VOLUME 1, ISSUE 3 PAGE 3 FBLA Mr. Roboto HOSA By: Koda Hansen By: Adam Johnson By: Jazmyn McMahon FBLA is a high school business Robots are becoming a large part of At Hurricane High school we have a year club that stands for Future Busi- today's society. Hurricane High round club called HOSA. Many wonder ness Leaders of America. Fun fact has a fresh, brand spankin’ new, what HOSA stands for; it stands for about the FBLA! In the past 10 Robotics Club. This club consists Health Occupation Students of America. years our school has made it in the of 5 members led by Mr. Nathan The purpose of HOSA is to help students top 10 in Nationals! FBLA shoots Johnson. Mr. Johnson reported develop leadership and technical HOSA to accomplish their goal which is that the team plans on competing skill competencies through a program of “To Prepare Students for Life”. in “The First Tech Challenge”, re- motivation. Students will develop the They also have business tours gional at SUU and state at The U leadership skills by planning activities around Washington County and of U, this February. Although some and also by going to different competi- have an annual business tour to may think the robot they are mak- tions. Las Vegas, Nevada. ing is a fighting robot, it most defi- nitely isn’t. The robot they are Kira Brown, a member of HOSA said In this business club they also do building is going to do simple tasks “HOSA means Health Occupation Stu- service projects like the can food like push buttons, push small ob- dents of America, future health profes- drives in the winter time, along jects, pick up and carry small ob- sionals.” HOSA goes to competitions. with competitions that take them jects, and even climb up bars. This Many students of Hurricane High school to State. In the past 10 years our pushbot will be controlled through say that HOSA is a good club to join if you school has been able to go beyond two gaming controllers that are are looking to go into the healthcare field. State and go to Nationals. Keep it connected to a smartphone. The up Hurricane FBLA! Let’s keep it robotics team has completely built going! For more information about and and wired this robot for com- FBLA go to their website: petition. Though the hardware is http://www.fbla-pbl.org/. ready the software isn’t. Once the team programs the controls, and mounts the phone to the robot, they can test it and make improve- ments. Japanese Club By: Emily Mildenhall Konnichi wa! Japanese Club is up and running again on every A- origami, anime, games, etc. Some students from Jap- Day Thursday during lunch in room 207. This club is anese Club even marched in the Homecoming Pa- just one of the many organizations at HHS. The club rade. So if you’re a fan of folding paper, watching presidency includes Melissa Mangum (President), Miyazaki films, or Emily Mildenhall (Vice President), and Kammi being submersed Wright (Secretary). Anybody who is interested in into a different cul- Japan is welcome to join and attend the biweekly ture- Japanese meetings. Melissa Mangum said, “Japanese Club Club is the place introduces students to the Japanese culture without for you. them having to take the class- and having a lot of fun. But we mostly just have a lot of fun.” The club has a new activity every time, such as Student Life PAGE 4 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 3 On The Mats Let’s Swim! By: Allan Madsen By: Hannah Walker Wrestlers are some of the toughest With Summer coming to an end and the cold and strongest kids here at Hurri- taking over, it’s time for fall and winter cane High School, not only do they sports and believe it or not, swim team is a condition themselves for short fall sport. Swimmers have to drive to the bursts of energy to take their oppo- Washington County Rec. Center to practice nent down, but also a lot of stamina every Monday through Friday.