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Two Schools
Working Together,
Making our School
Updated
Cramped spaces made working in Central ~--·,
Office difficult this year, so second semester,
the school district contacted Building Trades
at the Dallas County Career Center to have
them add more room to the office. We had the
opportunity to interview the two Foremen, Jared
Hogue (Buffalo) and Baylor Ethridge (Skyline), to get P1dure Bv: Kohe h11neor
information on the project.
As Foremen, it was their responsibility to gather Mr. Yates lends a helping hand to
figures for floor joists, rafters, concrete, and various one of the students.
other aspects of the job. According to Jared and Baylor,
the new addition will be approximately 450 square feet
(16 x 28) and will include a corner table, closets for
storage, and two 4-foot windows.
Baylor recalls, ·Getting started was the hardest
part:· After finding the most cost-efficient materials
and prepping for the job, the first step to building was
to dig out and level the ground. During this process,
they realized in order to match up the studs they had to
cut out a piece of the existing wall and roof. Once this
was done, they had to set up 36 x 8 inch forms for the
concrete foundation, the footings (foundation for
walls), and pillars (which support floor joists).
The next steps included finishing the walls, floor,
and roof; after this, they made everything ·pretty" by
putting on vinyl siding, building the corner tables, and
installing the windows with air vents underneath. The
office was tentatively scheduled to be completed
before graduation on May 13th so that the two foremen
could manage the entire job.

Th '"" •
A.M. )tudents working on the
building one wl~er morning.
 Homecoming
Spirit Week
Photo 1: With ofloat decorated to the theme of The Hulk. these freshmen
prepare to show their school pride in the Homecomin2 Parade.
Picture by Miss 6ilmore

Photo 2: Juniors sportin2 their doss color and tossin2 candy to spectators
of the Homecom1n2 Po rode.
Picture by Miss 6ilmore

Photo 3: )urveyin2 the lunch room. Kristen Boyd (o.k.o. Pando 6iri) (10)
is on the look-out for anyone in need of assistance.
Picture by Jordon Rodri2uez

Photo 4. Decked out in cowboy 2et-up. Aaron Thiesen (10) on his way to
doss durin2 )pirit Week.
Picture by Rebecca Case

Day Z-(owboy/
CowgirlDay
 Photo 5: Buf[y. the hi2h school mascot, accompanies the
sophomores on their Homecom1n2 Parade float.
Picture by Miss 6ilmore

Photo 6: The lost float in line for the parade (and armed with
multiple bo2s of candy, aflo2. and abonner) the senior doss
shows their school spirit.
Picture by Miss 6ilmore

Photo 7: The drum~line performs durin2 the Homecomin2

Parade. which was led by the Bison Pride Bond.
Picture by Miss 6ilmore

Photo 8: After the parade. juniors Becco Mossey. Teresa )ims.

Alexiss )chneider. and Chyenno Carl min21e before 2ettin2 a
free hot do2 from the or2onizotion Heort2Heort.
Picture by Miss 6ilmore

Dov 3-Heroes/ Dov 4-~choo

Villains Dov Colors Dov
( ) eroo was quiet except [or the haunting sound or 0 trumpet
o irg the traditional 'Tops" by Drum l'r1ojor. Michelle McClendon (12)
Pic ure by: l'r1iss 6ilmore

(Z) Dunng the inspiring assembly, Koilo Todd(12) owes the crowd with
her insightful speech entitled "Does my 6enerotion Hove o~ole in the
future of Americ.o?" Picture by:jordon ~odriguez

eran's
The mo • g of November 11th
several war veterans put their hand
over their heart and stood 11 and
proud. They all stared at the red, white,
and blue d remembered for what they
fought. As they all came in, they were
greeted by many students who
appreciated what they sacrificed in the
line of duty. The students heard many
stories as each veteran walked through
the doors.
After eating breakfast, the veterans
were escorted to their seats. The room
was filled with the sound of clapping
and cheering as each one came through
the entrance. Many speeches were told
and the room was quiet. Kalla Todd
walked to the podium and began her
speech "Does my Generation Have a Role
in the Future of America?"
Everybody was left pondering Kalla's
call for change, • Are you prepared to
shake the botde of America?" After the
assembly the veterans raised and
uted our flag tha s for our
great country and the freedom for
which they fought.
st ...c~, ...t Li''
 (3) Looking upon the red, white. ond blue remembering what they
socri[iced [or this great country many of the veterans place their ond
over their heart [or the Pledge or Alleg10nce. Picture by, Miss 61 ore

(4) 6iving thanks to one or the veterans that servec in the line or duty
Dylan Love (12), listens 1ntently to their many stories. Picture by. Jordon
Rodriguez

(5) Esco iog one or these erol v eran couples Hayley Chapman (11 .
smi es at the camera as she to sthem to their seats •hat marring
Picture by, Miss 6ilmore

(6) Roisi'lg ourstole [log. os well as the Amer•wn [log.

several o the
4 veterans work together as students watch the ceremon . Picture by:
Jordon Rodri uez
 Blizzar
Spirit week was schedule
for February 7th to February 11th. The
Courtwarming Dance was scheduled
for the 12th. As we all know, the
Blizzard of 2011 moved into Buffalo
january 31st. During the storm we
received around 2 feet of snow at the
school. We were out of school from the
1st to the 11th, which caused
everything to be pushed back. The
spirit week was canceled and replaced
with a single spirit day and the dance
was moved to Friday, February 25.
Though the turn-out to the dance was
nowhere near the turn out at the
Homecoming Dance, it was a great and
eventful night. As the pictures show
everyone seemed to have fun and the
seniors definitely enjoyed
their last courtwarming.

1. Showin2 off his school spirit. Justin Simmons

(12), poses for the camera in Mrs. Copeland's
dossroom 7th hour just before the Pep Assembly.
Picture by Katie tr1ineor.

Z. Outside tr1s. Schneider's dossroom, Jon Hood

(12), shows his to lent ond spirit for oil to see 7th
hour os well. Picture by Katie tr1ineor.

St.... cle..,t Life

 Left: Durin2 the ni2ht, Mr. Hardwicke dropped baboons and the D) told
the dancers keep them all off the floor. which is what the pictured
juniors and seniors attempted.

Below,Jacque Brock (12) and ~obin Healey (q) enjoy the ni2ht doncin2
to YMCA dose to the end of the donee.

Above, Dancin2. Mikey Dye (11) and iY1e2 Cantrell (q) pause a moment to
smile at the camera durin2 the lost slow donee of the ni2ht.

~i2ht, Enjoyin2 their lost courtwormin2 donee. Dylan Love (12) poses for
the camera. while Brittany Vest (12) smiles at her boyfriend.
 . and Queen Kaua StrKkland(1Zl and Blake Boalwri2h1(1Zl weann21helr uowns Wllh pride
The Z011 CourtwarmJ02 K1n2
Oleyann P1erce.the 1en1ar repre~entot1ve. and )ust1n SimmonsC1Zl filled 10 lor lost veer's k1ng ond queen 10 order to pcesentthe 2011
crown. Alyssa love ond Brock Boatwright por'Kipoted as allendants
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 This year's junior/senior prom,
themed "An Evening In Paris," was held
at the Executive Center in Springfield,
Missouri. The committee that planned
the event (from the theme to the music
and decorations) consisted of
volunteers from the Junior class.
Junior and Senior class sponsors
attended and handled tickets d voting
ballots at the door. Junior Sponsors
along with the prom committee helped
set up the Executive Center. They
prepared punch and ordered cookies to
serve at the dance; they also put
together centerpieces for the tile
and other decorations.
Nominations for Prom
Prom Queen were taken t e wee
before the dance; attend ts voted
when they arrived. Stud nts up for
Prom King were Logan tewar , Jo
Hood, Dylan Love, and Mark Roberts.
Those up for Prom Q een ere Julia
Combs, Jenna King, Brittany Vest, an
Natasha Wright. Dylan Love was
crowned Prom King; Brittany Vest was~~­
crowned Prom u en.

Pictures by
·~·~-. . e Senior Class f
 e- 1 t Po •n

3. c w .s a~e P'!'f" dodeliuous ~read fort esemor

orec~ 1st. PICture by jo·don Rodnguez

4 filhrg t~e1r plates Adorn 6oodw ~ St • o .on<l Ai OG

forward to" ~ood meql Podore bv ,ordLn Rod1 ~~ez

5 Seruon f t e1r p a es th I ~elK

Podo e< bv ,o don ~od gurz
(l) Standing in l1ne. several seniors wait patiently to receive their
dl lomas.
Picture by. jordan ~odriguez

(3) er turni gtheir tassels. oil the semors lebrote by throwing

bot.n ybollsand beach bolls around the fiel
Picture y. n~odriguez
(4) Awarding the Valedictorians. Mrs. Dryer gives ichael
[rowf rd. Dan uallion. Kaila Todd, and Bri on ' st
ed Is to show their ho·d work by keep.ng t e ig
6PA tnrough ut their high school yeo·s.
Picture b :Jordon Rodriguez

(5) Afte receiving her medal frofll Mrs. Dryer. Solu tc 10n
Katie Mineo· gives her speech to the ser10 s.
Picture by: Jordon RodPguez

(6) 61v1ng h1s speech. ~enior Coss Pres'deot Dan 6allion

wishes the res• of the semors good 'uck in lt1ei: life outside
of high school.
Picture by Jordon Rodngt.~ez

(7): The teachers stand in honor of the sen ors as they walk
in together: Kassie jones. Veromca Bentz. )helby (artwnght
)aroh fulton. Alex )teele. and Erinjohnso'1 smi'e for their
families to take heir pic ures before the ceremony
Picture by: Jordon Rodriguez
1: 6iv,ng advice head coach Boone tr1idd eton talks to JV
quarterback Jordon Allen (10).Z: With their back a~ainst
the goal line the Bison defense try to make abig stop.3:
The team listens to Coach Brown's molivat1on.
4 Looking down the line of scnmmage, Willie Abele (11)
awmts the snap. Pidures by Jordon Rodriguez
Sp~wt
 5:Along the line of scrimmage. the 61son e ense
is ready to make aploy. 6: Shedd1ng many
tackles, Koleb o e(11) looks to score for the
Bison. 7: Making abig ploy for the Bison.Dakota
Vest (9) and Austin Flippin (10) tackle the
opp nent.
Pictures by:Rebecca Case and Katie Minear

Love.J ·o S1 mon f .~ow Z.

Anthony Swanigan. Nathan Hoffma . ri Horns. Brittany Woodward tt1anoger .
just1ne acey (IY1onoger. Luke Stromberg onager). Bran on Erbsdi oe.Joh 6oodman,
Jonathon Rowden.Row 3: Aust1n Potter. Dylan Rice. jord11n Alen. Collin Crouch. Elias
Cooper. Austin Conrao. son a pe, Do a IY1c6uir . w4:Nick Johnston. Thai
Nguyen. Zoch Patten. Tyler Hutson. Cody tr1c6uire. Maxwell Fleming. Willie Abele~ow 5:
Dakota Vest,Austin Flippin. Artemio Rodriguez. Joe Nevills. Ash ten Woodward, Koleb Pope.
 ~ow 1 tr1 enzie Adam and Haley Chapman
r--- ~ow z. tr1eagan Burns. Lacey ~hoemaker, and ~ora Demarr
~ow 3, Coach Twyla Abraham. Taylor Wilkerson, Lindsay Dill,
Cheyanne Pierce, and Coach Carmen ~mith

Be1ow After scoring a po'nt.
Bethany Whillo(k (7) and
tr1eg Cantrell (14)
wngrotulate the1r team
members.
for ~ight, While the opposing team
serves. Taylor Wilkerson (20)
wn(entrates on the volleyball in hope
ol blocking their swring opportumty.
~eniorstr1eagan Burns. Taylor Wilkerson. and
Cheyenne Pierce. Below ~oving the boll, Libero £11o tr1oddux (10).
bumps it bock into the air to her teammates for
a return over the net.

During ottme out. Coach ~mith

gtves I eg·rts a pep talk. hoping
to improve the' r go me.

1. jumping in the atr. Cheyanne

Pierce (5) spikes the ball over the
net with Taylor Abraham (4)
ready to help.

2Trying to score a point. ochel

Loges (2) prepares for the spike
os her teommo es stand ready.
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 m,jordor S'lewr1okerprt

(8) Wotc'lr'lg the,· oppo:1er•

(ooc'l Srewrroker ore (oocr
Boue' stro•egrze
hture by Wril1ey If: cum

ordon Shew11oker p1 otects

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Neck·ond·neck with h1s opponents. Jonathon IYlurphy pushes him sell
toward the [in1sh line. Contributed photo
(4) Exhausted oiler runn::~g ahoro ro(e,jc111e Dov1s ond Matthew ~egister en;oy
some relaxation. Pidure by Travis Smith

(5) Tok1ng h1s lost lew strides. Tyler tr1oddux limshes the ro(e strong.
Picture by Travis Smith
 2 Row 1 Kayla Brawn. Makayla Bowers, Ella Maddux. Meg
Cantrell,
Row 2 ~arah Hallemeier. lauren Higdon, lindsay Dill, Destiny Reid
Row 3,Jamie Crawford. Hannah 6ilpin. Josey Chamberlain. Jordan
~hewmaker, Bethany Whillock
Row 4.Coach DeRossett, Kendra Webb, Alina Kelley. Taylor
Abraham. Madeline Mayfield, Coach Dean

3. Foong tough defense,

Meg Cantrell (l3)
prepares for a lay-up.

4. After a foul, Hannah

6tlpin (11) searches the
court to pass to the open
teammate.
5,.Trying to get open to receive the bol.. KovloBrown (32) help1ng the Lodv
Bison get bock on trock.
6, Ploving tough defense. Tovlor Abraham W.)omie Crawford (1Z), ond
Honnoh Gilpin (11) stand reodv.

7. Giving her oil. Tovlor Abraham

(4) jumps for the boll.

8. The girls strotegize during o

timeout.

9. To king oshot. ~oroh

Hollemeier (10) scores for the
Bison.
 Junior Varsity

(1) ~ow 1: us tin Woods. Cody Mc6uire. Bradley Jones. Colv,n Dryer.
Dolton Winkler
~ow Z: Do oto Mc6uire, Coach ~ell. Austin P1ckney
Picture by; Whitney Marcum

(l) ~ow 1: Austi'l Woods, Dolton Winkler, Poydn Davis.

~ow Z: Cody tfc6uire. Austin Davis. Anthony Wagner. Jordan
Herderson. Colvin Dryer
~ow 3:Coach Wingo. Brad ~oflders. Coach Turner. Mikey Dye, Coach
~ell
~ow 4:Austin Pickney, Austin Lankford.
Picture by: Whitney Marcum

(3)~ow 1: Tristan Timmerwilke, Brandon Valencia.

~ow Z: Dakota Vest. Austin Potter. Jamie Dav1s. Thai Nguyen.
~ow 3:Wyatt Jones. Coach Wingo. Collin Crouch.
Picture by: Whitney Marcum
(4) ~conng on easy basket. Dakota Mc6uire (33) helps the Bison
win.Picture by: Chelloney Loges

freshmen
 (5) Hoping to turn the game around. Jordon Hendersc1 (54} with
help from jacob Blair (23), gets the rebound.
Picture by: Rebecca Case
(6) Anticipating the pass from Jordan Henderson (54). Austin
Lankford (ll) stands ready.
Picture by: Chellaney Loges

(7) To score for the

Bison. Jacob Blair (23)
drives in for a
challenging loy-up.
Picture by: Katie
Minear
(8) 6etting fouled.
driving in foro loy-
up, Austin Woods (11)
tnes to score points
for the Bison. Picture
by: Katie Minear

(9) Working on ostrategy to win the game, Coach

)ell talks to the rest of the team to keep motivation.
Picture by: Rebecca Case
The Buffalo High School
Wrestling team through hard
work, dedication, and
perseverance ended the season
reasonably well with wrestlers
Derick Harris and Jeff Fletcher
going to state. Derick Harris
placed 6th at the class 2A State
Wrestling Tournament.

~ow 1: ~orob fulton. tJ1icoylc Pio<ers. Mercedes ~odriguez. ~obno

Ale onder. Kay dee )oro s. (~eyenre ~·tcrcock Rotono 6onl
~ow Z PJ fetlh. Colvin Terry jose S1sreros. OencK ~oms. Raymond
~chleuning.,ose~'l Nev1 s
~ow 3 Coach Biledc. K01t V'l Viets. Ty'er Wi1oioms. ;)onovon Krol'le'. Levi
Boyd. w· vAbele Jeff f •cher. ~ocey Smit'l. Coach i.Ovigne
Row 4, Auslir flipp '1, luKe Stro:nberg. Las (oope Roll by 6ust1n. 6obnel
1
,

~eroz.

1 Storirg dowr ~ sopporer' ,. •ler W1' c:ns (11) west~ at t'le Bohvor
To~..nomenl. Picture byT•ov1s Srr 'h

Z Seniors. jose Stsne•os. Cheye'lne H•chcoc~<, Sarah ft.: lor\ and Jelf fle•cher

3- jeff fetcher (41) w·es! f5 oll'le Bolivar Toi.lrnorrer•

 4-5. A' :he Bolivar toLrnor~e., ef f
PtciLres by "'revs Sr~tl~
6 Alter the S''Jie corrpe1tltc1, Coocr l.c ~
medc; Contr1buted Prole

1: Wote11ng the
other teorr,, Pj
fe,+h (1'). joseph
tievills (10),
;)eriCk ~oris (11)
Cooen Porte' a1d
,el1 •letc~er (1l)
G>NC. tne Bsor's
'urr 'o wrestle

8, 6ettiAg 'lts opporent i., c nold. Denck H" rs'12) does IJIS bes!
1: Throw1ng solid pitch. Austin
Lankford (1 intimidates the opponent.
Z:To ingagood swing Dolton Winkler
( makes o hit.
3Worming up with the pitcher. Bloke
Boatwright (10) returns the boll.
4: )coring arun for the Bison. Cody
c6uire (2) slides into home.
5: Waiting to bot. the boys chill in the
dugout at the beginning of on inning.
W: )tanding in the ready position. Aaron Connon (10) prepares to
throw the discus.
P1cture by Miss 6ilmore

~ow 1: Michelle McClendon. ~ochel Hogan, Case Everitt.

~ow Z: Devin ~iley,Jeremy Ashwell, Poydn Davis, justin )immons.

W: After launching himself over the sand. Tyler Maddux (11) in

good technique lands foro satisfying score.
Picture by Miss 6i more

(3): After the shot to start the race. )oro

set herself in ogoo position.
Picture by Miss 6ilmore
~ow 1:)oro Hollemei r, Courtney )mith. Kendra Webb, ~ochel Loges.
Bnttony Eog eburger. Megan 6ronn1ger. Amy ar1els.Amanda )olmon,
Casey Everi•t. ~ache! Hagan. ~ow l Michel eMcClendon. Sarah Demarr.
Hayley Chapman. jessica York Destiny Reid IY1akayla Moo , Kyla
Williams. Kimmie Clerr~er ~ow 3 Devin ley. jeremy Ashwell, Aaron
Canon. Austin Conrad. Tyler Hur1on jesus Olguin. ~ow 4:jon Hood,
Paydn Dav1s. john Murphy, Artem1o ~odriguez.Matt ~egister. Tyler
Maddux. Do ota Vest. ~ow 5:Aj Hale.juslin )1mmons. Derick Harris. Eli
Cooper, Sean 6il et e. Daniel Spraoling.

2
W Stretching before the long jump event. Dakota Vest (9) IS gelling ready
for his event. Picture by tr1iss 6ilmore

(5) ~unmng the 400 meter jon Hood (12) sprints to the finish.
Picture tr1iss 6ilmore

(6): Passing the baton.

Justin )immons (12) and
Jeff Fletcher (12) spnnt to
win the event
P1cture by M1ss 6 more

(7): Preponng for the

event )oroh Demarr (11)
and Courtney )milh (9)
wait for the event to start.
Picture by Miss 6ilmore
Future BusiNess
Lecders of AMerica
Dislrict13 Leadership Conferen(e was held at Bolivar First Baptist Chur(h on
Tuesday, 15 February 2011. The following plo(ed 1st (and went on to ~tote
Leadership Conferen(e), Brandi lynn Whillo(k, IY1khoel Crawford. Koylee
~trkklond, Tyler S(hmidt. and IY1(Kenz1e Adam in Porliomentorv Pro(edure:
Brandi lynn Whillo(k 1n IY1s. FBk IY1i(hoel Crawford in job Interview: Koylee
~lrKklond in Aaountingl: Ro(hel Hogan in Heolthwre Administration: Katie
IY1ineor and Koilo Todd 1n Business Ethks: Lindsay Dill in Business Colwlotions:
Bobby ~lerling 1n ~preodsheet Appliwtion.
The following plo(ed Znd, Katie IY11neor in Business Communiwtion (also
wmpeted in this event ot ~tote Leadership Conferen(e); Koilo Todd in
Impromptu ~peaking: Brandi lynn Whillo(k and IY1khoel Crawford in Digital
Des1gn and Promotion: Brandilynn Whil O(k, IY1khoel Crawford. and jenno King
in £-Business.
Katie IY1ineor. jenno King. and Koi oTodd plo(ed 3rd 1n Bus1ness Presentation.
The following placed 4th, )en no King 1n Publk ~peaking II: Tyler ~(hmidt in
Digital Video Production: Rebmo Case and Katie IY1ineor in Desktop Publishing:
Koylo Love in Intra to Business Communiwtion: Lindsay Dill in Mwunlingll.
IY1(Kenzie Adam was appointed Dislrict13 Porliomentorion.
The ~tole Leadership Conference was held April17-19 in Columb10. IY11ssouri.
After wmpeling in the wtegories listed above. Porliomenlory Pro(edures plo(ed
first and team members Brondilynn Whillo(k, IY1khoel Crawford. and Tyler
~(hmidl qualified for the notional Parliamentary Pro(edures team. Koylee
~lricklond placed third in Mwuntingl and was qualified to wmpele on the
notional level. (District and ~tote pictures by tr1rs. Keri Kirby)
(1) Partnered w1th Brondilynn Whillock. Koylee ~tricklond continues to reach the next
level in the Water Balloon Egg Toss ot the annual tr1embership Dnve.
(l) ~ow t ~ebecco Case ~ecretory), Katie tr1Jneor (Treasurer). Brondilynn Whillock
(President!. tr1ichoei C:owford &ice President), Koilo Todd (~eporter), Bobby ~terling
(Por,iomentorion) ~ow Z· Koylee ~tncklond. Diona Olson, Elizabeth Davis, Koilo
~tricklond. KoSSJe Jones. Koylo Love. Brittany Vest. tr1cKenzie Adom.~ow 3 Lexi Bonks.
~ochol Case. Taylor Wilkerson. Lauren Higdon, Lindsay Dill. Destiny ~eid. ~ochel Hogan.
~ow 4. Jordon Henderson. Alex Valencia. Dylan Nolley. Dylan Love.Tyler ~chmidt. Tyler
tr1oddux. Tyler Wise.Jenno King.
Future Teachers
of AMeTica

Row 1. ~J1eogon Burns. Mocy Obernuefemonn 6wetary). Lindsey Keese

(VicePresident). Koylee )tricklond.
Row z. M1choel Crawford. Rachel Hagan. )helbeo McDown. Megan
6ronmger. Katie M1neor (President).
Not Pictured: Ivy Wallace

After officer elections. Lindsey Keese and Mocy Obernuefemonn enjoy

the traditional doughnuts and juice provided by Ms. Hostetler.
(Picture by Katie Minear)

Weather permitting. each meeting showcased two teachers from

different age groups. subject matter. and years of experience. At the very
lost meeting of the year, English II. )ign Language. and Creative Writing
teacher Miss Amy )chneider talks animatedly about her experiences
teaching both in the United )totes and on the Mariano island of )01pon.
(Picture by Katie Minear)

Each year. future Teachers of America adviser Ms. Jill Hostetler has the
opportunity present o Buffalo High )chool student with the Joyce Roy
scholarship. )tudents going into college directly after graduating high
school to pursue ocareer in education ore eligible for the Joyce Roy
scholarship. This year's scholarship was valued at ~ZOO and was accepted
by Katie Minear.
(Contributed picture)
 Fellowship of
ChristiaN Athletes
(1) During on early-morning meeting. members Jody Wing (10), Koilo
Todd (12), Brandi Whillock (12). and McKenzie Adam (11), enjoy some
orange juice and doughnuts.
Picture by Rebecca Case

(2) Row 1: McKenzie Adam. Koylo Love. Koilo Todd.

Row l,Jody Wing. Mr )mith. Brandi Whillock Nke President)
Picture by Rebecca Case

(3) At the lost meeting of the year. adviser Mr. )mith discusses plans
for next year.
Picture by Rebecca Case

(4) )upporting the FCA fund raiser. students enjoy playing dodgeball
against their peers.
Contributed photo
~ow 1 Sarah Ames (Historian), Jacque Brock (Treasurer), Koylob Mor2on
(President), Bethany Whillock (Secretory), Poydn Davis (~eporter).
~ow z. Kalla Strickland, Elizabeth Davis. Ashley Todd. ~ochel Lo2es.
Christy Stoneman, Elaine Flores. Britinie Hu2hes. Koylo Brown. McKenzie
Adam. Aledo Sandman.
~ow 3Jasmine Mowery, Diona Olsen. Brittany Lawless. Melinda Lawless.
Bnttony Woodward. Ashley Lon2. Courtney Stoneman. Kortnie Beckman.
Meo2on Burns. Brittany Eo2leburger.
~ow 4 Joson ~ouh. Willie Able. Dillon Stidham. Jenno Kin2. Lindsay Dill.
Lauren Hi2don. Matthew Pickens. Billy Velasco. Cheyonne Pierce. Tyler
Wise. Sydney Timmerwilke. 6rocie Keith.

(1) Hovin2 fun. Meo2on Burns (12) shows off her hulo~hoopin2 skills at
state.

(l) Durin2 freshmen Orientation. Koylo Brown (11) Bethany Whillock

(10), Koylob Mor2on (12), and Troy Matthews (11) wait at the fCCLA
booth to talk to inwmin2 freshmen about joinin2.

(3) While at state. Sarah Ames (11), Meo2on Burns (12). and Ashley Todd
(11) toke time to toke a2roup photo.
 fres men

freshmenRow 1Bnttney Sm1th. Kyle1gn Estep. Coitlyn jones. oy'on Dav s. ttlegar
Cantrell. Koyla uann. Kimberly Clerr11er. Whitney ttlorcum. ~obin Pealey. Allyson
Austin. Logan Bandel. Shelby Hughes.
Row l Kelsey Hayes.JJSI!n Casados.johnathon. Wise. Stephine Dickers. ttlorgonne
Swofl1gon.josey Chamberlc.1. Th01 Nguyen. Ash ten Woodward. Cameron tt1oro1es.
Damien ~olhns.
Row 3,£Iisabeth Wh 'e. Emily Owers. Dakota uruber. Et nWoodburn nBennett,
Wyatt H.nds. Wyatt jones. Collin Crouch. ~ickey ttlcCo n. Sean uillet . Ben
Q~; sen berry. Dakota Vest. and tt1oxwe1 fleming.

Sop'lomores

1Cook~ng scrambled eggs Becky eh g(12), and jessiCa

the preporation of breakfast for teacher appreciation week.

l ~ight before 1he lost ffA rreetirg. ~obir Healey (9),

uonn (9) hove some
jumor~ and Sen1or~

juniors and Senior~ ~ow 1: Seth Stewart (Historian). Heather Deckard ((hoploin).
Kvlee 6orrett Nice Pre~identl. Brittany Nelson IP r· m · nl. Katie 6ronn1ger
(President), jushn Slack. KeatonPayne 6we aryl. Becky Doehnr1 {Reporter).
je~~ico Wilson (Sentinell. Kevin Haves Cfreosurer) ~ow Z'Y1r Phl1p~. cev
Shoemaker, Brittany Hol~inger. Brittany Ve~ . Paul Novak. Cnod We de (
Sim~. jo~h Au~ tin. ~von Bierer. Terry Lind~ov. To Bowr. Amanda Sond!"lonr. tl'1
Holleran. ~ow 3;jome~ Newboles, Evon Wommack: . 1e
Eogleburger. Collin Winkler. Nathan Hollman. Tyler White. Preston 1 Dy on
love. Bill Tum mons. Dorrell 6ruber.
lelt, tl'lultitosking. bobys11ting his two k1d~ Seth and Ches~ie. tr1r Phillips ~totes whv he i~
stationed by the owl.

Below Cooking bacon Seth Stewart. Below Katie 6ronmger the pres1dent
and Kevin Haves for picture lor teacher ol the 2010-2011 ffA enjoy~ the
oppreootion day. meeting

6iv1ngtheir lui
attention to the1r
president. Kevin Haves
(11J. Trenton Wise (11)
(for left), Becky
Doehnng(1Z>.ond
Dorrell Gruber (11)
(left) lislen ouTingtne
ffA meehng
Scholar
Bowl
Scholar Bowl. previously named the Academic Team. can be
characterized as acompetition in which subject matter in multiple
academic disciplines are used.This activity features head to head scholar
bowl team competitions. quick response answers, time limits on
questions. and use of recognition systems by participants.
(1) Waiting for their names to be called, Bobby Sterling (11). McKenzie
Adam (11). Matt Keese (12), Elizabeth Meyer (12), and Shantelle Carey
(12) before receiving their awards.
Contributed photo

(l) Row 1: Brandi lynn Whillock, McKenzie Adam. Kaila Todd.

Row l: Lindsay Dill. Katie Minear.
Row 3: Michael Crawford, Matt Keese. Elizabeth Meyer.
Not pictured:Shantelle Carey

(3) Ready to begin the competition, Elizabeth Meyer (12) and Matt Keese
(12) listen to the competition rules before they begin.
Picture by: Jordon Rodriguez

(4) Before competing against Bolivar. McKenzie Adam (11), Lindsay Dill
(11), Matt Keese (12), and Bobby Sterling (11) release some energy to help
calm their nerves.
Picture by: Jordon Rodriguez
 Ma1h Club
(1) Row 1: Michael Crawford, Brandi lynn Whillock, Kay lee )tricklond,
Rachel Hogan.
Row z, Kimberly Clemmer, Lexi Patten. Megan Darnell, Robin Healey,
Ashely Todd, Bethany Whillock, jessica York, Kora Williams.
Row 3, Koilo )tricklond, Hayley Chapman, Lindsay Dill, Taylor Wilkerson,
Dan 6ollion, Aaron Canon.

(l) Taking apractice test before their relay begins. Lindsay Dill (11) and
McKenzie Adam (11) at Pummill Moth Relays at Missouri )tote
University.

(3) Competing as afour year moth team Koilo Todd (12), Katie Minear
(12), Lindsay Dill (11), and Elizabeth Meyer (12) listen to the instructions
before they begin.
Contributed photo

(4) )chools from all over the surrounding area compete at the moth
relays to show off their skills and their understanding of moth.
Contributed photo
Speech
1. After ocontest. the speech students hove some fun at the train tracks.
They were oil ready for some fun after the stress of their contests. Students
include. Jeremy Ashwell (12), TJ Hart (12). Jon Hood (12). Meo2on Burns
(12), Jenno Kin2 (12). Keaton Payne (12). Rachel Turner (12). Macey
Obernuefemonn (10), Bailey Crouch (q), Koilo Todd (12). and Dakota
6ruber (q)
Contributed photo.

front Row, Shelby Hu2hes. Rachel Lo2es. Rachel Turner. Kristin Miller.
Meo2on Burns. Mor2on Crowder.
Row z,James Hitchcock. Alyssa Beck. Jordon Room. Mocy
Obernuefemonn. Koilo Todd.
Row 3, Dakota 6ruber. Brytney Woodward. Jennifer Runyon. Ashley
Domm. Crysto Busby. Cloy Hershber2er.
Row4: Jon Hood. Tj Hart. Jeremy Ashwell. Jenno Kin2 and loch franer.

2. After ocontest. the students went by the tracks to toke some pidures.
They decided to display their creativity.The 2roup helps Meo2on Burns
(12) "catch" the train so she isn't left behind.
Contributed photo.

3. After ocontest the students ore excited to show off their new trophies.
In the front Mor2on Crowder (12), Koilo Todd (12), Jeremy Ashwell (12),
Kristin Miller (12). Jon Hood (12), Rachel Turner (12), and Keaton Payne.
(12) Behind them Jenno Kin2 (12) and Chris Clarke (11).
Contributed photo.
 Art Club
~ow 1: Jasmine Mowery, Morgan Crowder, Jamie Atkisson, )hontelle
Corey. ~ow z,Amanda Lob bee, Elida Aleman, Ashley ~ochefort, Cloy
Hershberger, Kimberly Clemmer, Moelene Hutchens. Donielle Morris,
Meogon Burns, Amon do )ondmon, Mercedes ~odriguez.~ow 3, Jewelle
Walls. Amy Daniels, Teresa Peterson, )helby Cartwright, Jacqueline Brock,
Jessica )tevens. Ashley Domm. ~egan Crowder, Lindsay Holter, Koylene
Clemmer, ~obin Healey, Ms. Poro. ~ow 4,Morgan Melton, Teresa )ims.
Nathan Hogue, Koitlyn Viets. )ydney Timmerwilke, Holeigh Bowling,
Colton Davis. Elizabeth Davis, Justin Hicks, )eth ~eed, Elizabeth Meyer,
Jenno King, Jon Hood. )ydney Hosboch.
1. Deciding what to do next on her art piece, Jasmine Mowery (12) looks
at the colors she has mixed already. Jasmine is also one of the students
that pointed the mural in the hallway this year.
Z. Working on oseparate project, Cloy Hershberger (12) draws out his
design before he starts pointing his project.
3. Also working on oseparate project, Jesus Olguin (10) puts the
finishing touches on his design
Pictures by Miss 6ilmore
Row 1: Jon Hood (treasurer). trlott Keese (se(retory), Elizabeth Davis (VP).
Megan Burns (President), Kristin IY1tl1er (Historian), T.J. Hart (Histonan)
Row 1: Koylo Love. Megan Darnell. Kai!a )trkklond. Lindsey Keese.
Koylee )trkklond. t'J1(Kenzie Adam
Row J. Lauren Viets. Taylor Wilkerson. Kortnie Be(kmar.. Ltndsoy Dill.
Destiny Reid. Ro(hel Hogan. )helbeo McDown
Row 4.· Aaron Canon. Jordon Henderson. Alex Volenoa. Billy Velasw.
Tyler Wise. Willy Abele. Austin Conrad. Don 6ollion
Above R1ght and Below, Mr Peterson. the )pan ish tea(her and )pan ish
dub adviser awards worthy students at the annual Honor Assembly

Above, Enjoying the game room during the )pring fever Reliever, Collin
Crou(h (9) and jessica York (9) ploy the (un strategy game.
Chess Club

Row 1: Jessiw York, Mercedes Rodriguez Kelsey Hayes. Holly Sharp. Bryan
Posten
Row z, Shea Estep. loch Brown, Kristen Boyd, Matthew Kincaid, Anthony
Sanderson
Row3,T.ler White_, Aus 10 H1cks.Ben Walters. Solomon Burns. Steven
Wal:s

Left, Solomon Burns makes h1s next move in the strategy game.

1:Amidst their game. Steven Walls (12) and Solomon Burns (12) pause
for the photograph. z. Steven makes a move. The Chess Club students
met in the library every other Wednesday afternoon.
 Club

~ow1 Koilo Todd (Vice President), ocqueline Brock (pres1denO.Aliviofel1n 6ecretary).

~ow l ennifer~unyon. l'r1e 1ndo Lawless. ~ochel Loges. Kortnie Beckman. Elizabeth
Dov1s. ~oroh Ames. Robin Healey. Whitney l'r1orcum. Cloy Hershberger.Justine Locey.
KoyloBrown. Courtney ~tonemon. Christy ~tonemon. ~helby Cartwright.
~ow } essico~hoemoker. Whytney Woodward.Ashley Todd. KyloWilliams.Ashley
Long. Holeigh Bowling. Kendra Webb. ~oroh Hollemeier. Koylene Clemmer. Lexi Patton.
l'r1eogon Darnell. Courtney ~mith. Koydee jorvis.l'r1oelene Hutchens. KimberlyClemmer.
~ow 4 ~ydney Hosboch. ~ydney Timmerwilke. Cheyenne Pierce. Brittany Lawless.
Hoyley.l'r1iller.Tyler White. Korly Wilson. Jessica York. Koylin Hamon. Brytney
Woodward. Lindsay Dill. Koilo~tricklond. Loci Webb.l'r1ercedes Rodriguez.
The purpose of pep dub is to support the Bison at the sporting events.
With the purchase of ashirt students may attend events at adiscount.
1. Dressed to impress. the student team ran through the opening and
dosing ceremony for the school board meeting. )tudents include. Rachel 3.
Nelson (12), Mercedes figueria (11), Veronica Bentz (12), Kay lob Morgan
(12), Matt Hood (11), Josey Dill (11). and Alivia felin (11).
Z During the cookie stacking race on the leadership day. Building Trades
students. Tyler 6unnerson (11),Jose )isneros (12), and another teammate
race to finish.
3. All together students rode the winning Christmas float. Matt Pickens
(11), Joey )pier (12), Rachel Loges (10), Amber Logan (11), Jason Wingo (12),
and loch McReynolds (12) all participated.
4. All dressed up for Halloween, Cheyenne Hitchcock (12) hands out
candy while trying to stay warm. The )killsU)A booth saw 3,000 people
and handed out 45 lbs. of candy.
Pictures were contributed by the Do las County Career Center.
Row 1: Alex Steele (AM Treasurer), Shelby Cartwright (pM Treasurer), Crysto Busby (AM
Reporter), Ashley Dallas (PM Reporter) Cheiloney loges (AM Secretory), Koylob Morgan
(PM Porllomentorion), Veromw Bentz (11M Swetory) Row z. Shelby Owens. Bnttony
Ho1s1nger.Julio Combs.Aiexondno Allen. A1'VIO felln,Josey Dill, Morgon Nicholson.
Stephanie Sailer MKoylo Pickens, Chad Wmde. Tyler 6unnerson. Enco 6oodwin.
Kossondro Hedric Row 3 Elicio Aleman. Anno Duckenng. Moniw Ph111ips. Jose S1sneros.
Zachary McReynolds. Spencer Butler. Mercedes figueno. Wi 11 iom Corcoran, Joshua Truex,
Cheyenne Hitchcock Samantha Rehder. Ashley Rochefort. Row 4· Trev Spar s. Wilson
Mossey. Mark Roberts. Anthony Newboles.Jomes Newboles. Michael Hopper. Brody
Miller. Seven Walls. Brittany Nelson. Anthony Wagner. Becky Doehring. Trenton
McElwee. Justin lumley.Josh Austin. Stephen Bartlett. Row 5 Alex Sims. Collin Win ler.
Tyler Matthews. Cole Davies. William Bunch. Bryson Kampe T-enton Wise. Roy Tatum.
Mike Clark Eric Howe. Mathew Hood. Kenny Peak Andrew Bob be. Evon 6roves. Aust1n
Dov1s. Pete Mann. logon Stewart. Skyler Mills.

5. Helpin2 with the veteran's day (loot. Mercedes fi2uerio nails to2ether
the frame. mokin2 sure not to mess it up. The final product turned out
2reot and the crowd enjoyed the candy cannon that they used.

6. )tudents from weldin2. Computer Information )ystems (CI)). and

urophic Arts help with the campus beautification project that was
started two years o2o. Eric Howe (11) urophic Arts. Adam ureen (11
)kyline) Welding. and Matt Hood (11) Cl). Most of they materials were
donated by local businesses.

7. )killsU)A officers went to a board meeting in Long Lone to go over

some of the events. Two advisers went with them as well. Each student
gave ashort speech about the contests they were in and how )killsU)A
mode them amore confident person. Amber Lo2on AM Parliamentarian
(11). Koylob Morgan PM Parliamentarian (12). Chelloney Loges AM
)ecretory (12), and Alex )teele AM Treasurer (12).
Pictures contributed by Dallas County Career Center.
Recycle Clu
Loading the heavy boxes of textbooks and paper to be recycled, Ms.
Hostetler, Michoel Crawford (12), Michelle McClendon (12), and Brandi
Whillock (12) try to place them on the cart to fit as much as possible.
Picture by Katie Minear

Row 1: Rachel Loges. Koylee )tncklond, Brondi-Lynn Whillock,

Kohe Minear.
Row Z:Ivy Wallace, Lindsay Dill, )helbeo McDown, Rachel
Hogan, Jasmine Mowery.
Row 3:Wayne Eogleburger, Matthew Kincaid, Michael
Crawford. Rebecca Case.

(1) After collecting the recycle boxes at the high school, Wayne
Eogleburger (11) dumps one of the many boxes 1nto the recycle bin.
Picture by Katie Minear

(l) 6othering boxes from the trailers and Ag building, Ivy Wallace (10),
pushes the cart to help transport the boxes from place to place
Picture by Rebecca Case
Library Club
Row 1; Me~on Darnell. Brittany Vest. Lexi Patten. Kylee 6orrett.
Row z,Troy )pears. Cheyonne Pierce, justin )immons. Alex Valencia.
)helbeo McDown. Lauren Viets. Miss Viets.

(1) Work1ng on the computer. Bnttony Vest (12) smiles lor oQUick picture.
Contributed photo.

(2) Smiling lor the camera. tr1egon Darnell (1ll. lex1 Pollen (12), and Cheyonne Pierce
(12) toke obreak !rom look1ng ot the menu.
Contributed photo.

(3) Alter lunch ot Pizzo Hut.library dub members toke ogroup picture.
Contributed photo.

(4) EnJOYing obreak !rom school, Elizabeth Meyer (12), Alex Valencia (1ll. T·ovis Smith
(12), and Troy Spears (11)
order something to eat lor lunch.
Contributed photo.
 Nal HoNor
Soclety
(1) Volunteenng ollhe annual Dallas County Business Expo, He ey Chapman (11).
go1ns
community serviCe hours and opportunities to meet other people in the community by
s1gning attendees' passports.
Pict~ eby ~ebecco Case

(l) Dunng the induction ceremony. Lindsay Dill (~1) lights a candle before talking about
serv1ce
Contributed photo

(3) As port of the induction tradition. of1icers 6ront ~poe•ing (1l) and jenno K1ng (1Zl.
'eod the NH~ motto.
Contnbuted photo

~ow 1, I.Jndsoy Dill (Historian), 6ront ~poerirg Nice PresideniJ. jenno King {President)
Kot1e h1ineor \Treasurer}. ~ebecco Case (~ecretory)
Row z.Jessica ~hoemoker Kortme Beckman. tex1 Pottefl. h1egon Dorne1. Cosey Everitt.
h1eogon Bums, Brittany Vest. Koilo Todd, Amordo ~ondmon.
Row 3, Holey Chapman, ~oro Deh1orr loL en V;ets. Locey ~hoe'Tioker, Kolle 6ronniger.
h11che1 e h1cC!endon. Koylee ~tnck1and. Ky ee 6orre1 ~oroh Ames. h1cKenzie Adam.
Row 4: Denck Harris. Nick Timmerw1lke. Oar 6ollion. Tyler ~chmidt. Caleb Potthoff.
(heyonne Pierce. h1~ehoel Crawford. ~ochei Hogan.
ScieNce
Club
Row 1Mrs. Stockton. Elizabeth Dovis(Seuetory), Alexandria A1 er.. Amon do
Sandman (Reporter). Rebecca Case (Historian). McKenzie Adam. Kov ee Str'Cii:Ond
(Vice President).
Row Z,Aaron Co<Jon.lvy We ace ((o-Historion), Rod1el Hogan (Pres1denn.;osm:1e
Mowery, Kot1e Minear (Treasurer). Cosey Everitt. Mr frlcCorkendole
(1) Cleonirg out Stocktor Lake. ~oche1 Hogo1 (1ll pulls on old tire fu: of rr Jd for •he
onnvc C1eorJp day
Picture by Katie Ml!'eor

(2) Wo ~.1g on o troll 1ec: the lake. Cosey Everi•t {1Z) ord Alexandria Aen (12) looK for
tros~ •o pick up.
Picture by Katie Mireor

3) Dunng one of the eor•y mor'ung meetings. Secretory Elizabeth Dav s(12) records I!Je
minutes.
Picture by Katie Minear

(4) After olong day of cleaning up the 10ke. the students and odv1sers pause to toke o
group pictvre.
Contributed photo.
MeNtors
(1) On August 10. startirg at 8a.m. incoming freshmen were div1ded 1nto gra~ps to be
taker through aMock school doy by mentors. Mentors took the1r groups to different
classrooms around campus to listen to deto. sabout the dess code. attendance pohcy.
referral system. ond other subJects needed to be prepared for the f1rst day of h1gh
school. Af'er eating lunch. the freshmen went to the ~hewmoker Center to watch the
mentors' skits (pictured right on s!oge runmng through the1r lines).

~ow 1Bronc 'ynn Wh!'1ock Koilo ~tricklond, Megan Oornell.jessKo ~hoemoker.Zoch

Courtois. Cosey Everitt. Meogon Burns. Koylo Brown.jocque1 ne Brack Brittany Vest.
~ow ZCheyonne Pierce. Michael Crawford. lindsay Dill. Koro ~oyer. Locey ~haemoker.
Michelle McClendon. Koylee ~trick! and. ~oroh Ames. McKenzie Adam. Rebecca Case.
Katie Minear. Mrs. Cantrell (adviser). ~ow 3 6rant ~poering. Nick T'mmerwilke. Don
6ollion. Taylor Wilkerson, Caleb Potthoff. justin ~immons. Dylan Love. Wayne
Eogleburger Aushn Hole.jer.1a King. Rachel Hagan

(l) Central High School v1s1ted Buffalo to 'earn more about our methods of creot1ng a
successful mentor program. so that they moy improve the1r school's program. Buflolo
mentors stood ot the stage foro question and answer session with Central's mentors
and advisers.

(3) After receiving the 3rd quarter grade checks. mentor justin ~1mmons (12) reviews
Kodi fostmc~·s (09) progress.

(4) Even while eohnglurch. Buffalo ond Cen!-ol students compared ond cor•rosted the
different mentonng methods.

P1ct~·e bv Kolle ti11neor

~ow 1: Chelcie Abercrombie (Activity Director), Mocy Obernuefemonn
(President), Mallory Kjor (Vice President), Mokayla Moody (~ecretory).
~ow Z:)han tel Cobb. Lindsey Heather. Koilo Chostine. Melanie Finster,
Al1sso )tracener, Holey Hall. ~ow 3 Meagon Burns. Dian LeBow. Jon Hood.
Tyler White. Regan Crowder. Jordon Room. 6obrielle 6oroy.

1and Z) Adviser Mrs. Behrle and president Mocy Obernuefemonn work

with children at Drama dub's booth at the annual carnival.
Contributed pictures.

l) Drama dub members. Meogon Burns and Jon Hood auditioned and
rewved leading roles in the school's foil ploy Prime Time Crime.
Picture contributed by Jon Hood.

3) Be1ng held at gunpoint. Jon Hood in the Prime Time Crime.

Picture contributed by Jon Hood.
StudeNtG .
OUNCl1
ftow f tr1egor Dor'lell (htslorion). Brandi Wr· ock Nice Predent), tr1icheol Crawford
(president), tr1iche1.e 'YlcCiendon {t·eosurer)ftow lSoroh He mete'. Kendra Webb.
Koylo love. Bethany Wr ock. Ella tr1odCJX. Hoonah 6ilp1n. Jamie Crowfordftow J
Locey Shoemaker. Chelae Abercrombte Hayley Chopf110f\ Soroh Detr1orr. undsoy Di 1 •
Shoylie Miller. To-y or Abrohcm Cheyc1oe p;erceftow 4A. ex Demuri. Wayne
Eogleburger. 6ront Spoering. Dar 6o' ion. Nick Timmerwilke A; Hole. Dylor love. tr1·.
riordwicke Nc• pictured Toylo;Wilkerson and <Secretory) Aus11n ~ cl<s.
1: Helping himself to some chocolate, student counol member Wayne
Eogleburger (11) en;oys the delicious food provided by )tu-Co at the
Courtworm ng donee. Picture by Katie Minear

Z,In preparation for foottJoll spi •I week. Locey Shoemaker (11), Cheyonne
Pierce (12) and )oro DeMorr make a poster to infmm the student body of
Tuesday's sptrit day. Contributed Photo

3. Participating in )pirit Week, Michael Crawford (12) rounds up

Brandt lynn Whillock (12). Picture by Katie Minear

4: In the fall. studen~ council members porltopoted tn community service

by hovtng ·drive by rokings"throughout the town of Buffalo.
Contributed Photo

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Model UN
Row 1: jon Hood. T) Hart, ureg Bennett. Co eb Potthoff. Taylor Wilkerson. B:lly
Velasco. ~y'er Wise. Ko .o ~trick.ond,Megon Darnel Locey ~hoemoker. Koro
~oyer, Dev1n Riley lauren Viets. B1oke Boatright. Shelbeo Millown. and Aex
Volenoo.
Row Z:Tyler Schm1dt. Dylan love. 6ront Spoering. Austin {AJ} Ho f N1ck
Timmerwi ke, Oo'l uoll on. Bobby ~·erling. and )a cob Blo.r.
Q:What isyour favoritething about t'f1ode UN? 1

Koro ~oyer- Learning about different countries

Alex Valenda- 6oing or. the tnps
BillyVelasco-You get to meet o lot of people.

Q:What do you do in Model UN?

Kora ~over- 6ive your own opinions on the
country you get
Alex Valenda- ~tudy world offo1rs and dscuss them
BillyVelasco- ~tudy o lot of stuff
Model UN ts the International relations doss that studies
three countries throughout the doss and participates in
o mock United Notions conference with other schools
throughout the area. This year Buffaio high School
represented. Japan. Uganda. and the Kingdom of the
Nethe•londs.

5 UIVIng 0 great nug, Toylo~ Wilkersor snows ner love o! saving lives.
Each sprirg ~tudent (ounc. sponsors obood dr,ve. T~is year t'le
(om~l-11ty Blooo (enter o! the Ozorks collected qs Jmts of blood ond
rod •zq students. teachers. oro cornmur >y 'Tlemt>ers ·egister

6 T~e st~oerl council pcJses •or ogroup p'loto on the doy o• the
assembly honorirg the :>cal Veterans. "his event spo:11o~ed tJy sUent
co:.me~l really cornecrs the student body to irdividuols 10 the
commuriry os oil becor1e more owo·e of so:diers· sowfices.
 (5): Marching to the cadence of the
drumline, Elisabeth White (9) and C
Wilson (9) lead the band to th
Picture by: Miss 6ilmore

(8):Rehearsing for the upcoming contest

oy. Cloy Hershberger. ~helbeo trkDown,jessico York.l't1ichelle l't1cCiendon Vrum l't1ojor). ~owl julie l't1oyer. I orp (9), Kelsey Hayes (9), 6abriella
ague, jeremy Ashwell. Colvin Terry, justin Casados. Ho1ly ~harp. Chorli Wilson-Row 3 Kelsey Hayes. Koylo ~ims. 6aroy (9) along with the rest of the band.
uobnello 6oroy. Autumn Baldwin. Leslie Fulton. Taylor ~mith ~ow 4,Koro Williams. Amber ~olyords, Kimberly l't1orrison. play lhe 6reot Locomotive Chase."
l't1egon 6ronniger. Amon do ~olmon.jessico ~ochefort. 6obnell't1eroz. Elisabeth White ~ow 5 Kristen Boyd. l't1ercedes Picture by: Jordon Rodriguez
~odriguez. Koydee Jarvis. l't1oxwell Fleming. Dion Lebow, l't1otthew Varela ~ow 6 Aust'n Hicks. jeremy Lindeman. Cierro
Weaver. Wayne Eogleburger. Korlionne Wilson. l't1ork Holm. Tyler Hutson.
t The Concert Cho1r members
Picture by IYliss 6ilmore
z,Students who received by T ratings at districts and advanced onto stale competition,
Karlianne Wilson (1l), Di Ion Stidham (11). Dylan Nalley (12), Clay Hershberger (12),
Rachel Hagan (12), Casey Event! (12), Dylan Elkin ton (1l),IY1ichael (rowlord 1D.IY1eagan
Burns (1l), and Chelsey Abercrombte (10).

3,6ettinglosltnlo her solo IYleagan Burns (1l) wows the crowd.

Pidure by Miss 61 more
Bradle} Jone-.
Pictured by:
Jordon Rodriguez
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Mckenzie Adam
DornckAiff
SorohAmes
Don1el Audet
Autumn Boldw1n

Lex1 Bonks
Stephen Bartlett
Kortnie Beckman
Miriol Bennett
Ryan Bierer
jacob Blair

Andrew Bob be
Koylo Brown
Zachary Brown
William Bunch
Crysto Busby
jennifer Butler

Spencer Butler
Chyenno Carl
Hayley Chapman
Anthony Clark
Edward Clark
Chnstopher Clarke

Austin Con rod

Brent Corcoran
Zachary Courtois
Cole Davies
Austin Dov1s
Colton Dov1s

Sora Demorr
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Josey Dill
Lindsay Dill
Anno Duckering
Mikey Dye

Wayne Eogleburger
Diamond Estep
Philip fe1th
Aliv1o felin
Levi figueno
Mercedes figueno
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Chnstopher ford
Tori (Brown) foster
Alex 6erlemon
Kendra 6iboney
Austin 6oulet

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Tyler 6unn~rson
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Austin Hole

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Derick Horns
Kev1n Hayes
Kossondro Hedrick
Nathan Hoflmon
Mathew Hood

Ajo Hopper
Clinton Horne
Eric Howe
Britime Hughes
Kelsie Hutson
Abigoillrv1ne

ZokkJomes
Lynique Jo~omillo
Kevin Jenkins
Kegon Jones
Bryson Kampe .
Matthew Kinco1d

Donovan Kromer
Colby Lemons
Bradley Lewis
Marcus Livingston
Amber Logon
Tom Lowe

Tyler Maddux
~yon Mallonee
Becco Mossey
Wilson Mossey
Tyler Mollh_ews
Cody McgUire
 loch McReynolds
Morgan Melton
Brody Miller
Courtney Miller
Holey Miller
Koylee Miller

Donielle Morris
justin Morsmon
james Newboles
Paul Novak
Des tony Ortner
Shelby Owens

Kenneth Peak
Monico Phillips
Matthew Pickens
Micoylo Pickens
Austin Pickney
Koleb Pope

Mason Potter
Joson Rouh
Somontho Rehder
Dylan Rice
Jordon Rodriguez
Matthew Rollins

Bradley Sanders
Alex1ss Schne1der
joshua Shay
Bnttony Shivers
jessica Shoemaker
Locey Shoemaker

ConnorS1ms
Teresa Sims
Ashton Smoot
Troy Spears
Bobby Sterling
Dillon Stidham

Christy Stoneman
Courtney Stoneman
Chris Stonerock
Luke Stromberg
Anthony Swanigan
Brandon Swanigan

Roy To tum
Ashely Todd
Subbnno Tolliver
Tj Tnplett
joshua Truex
BiiiTummons
... . _, .
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 Billy Velasco
Chad Wo1de
Tyler White
Ashley Williams
Tyler Wil11oms
jessiw Wilson

Col tin W1nkler

Donnie Wise
Preston Wise
Trenton Wise
Amber Wolfe
Evon Wommack

QassSurvey How many text messages doyou receive in oday ?

0 to15-18%
16to 30-11%
How often do you get introuble fortalking indoss? 31to 45-6%
Multiple times adoy-9% 46 or more-65%
Every doy-11% How doyouusuallyspendyour fridaynights ?
Multiple times aweek-13% Work-14%
Once aweek-32% )chool )ports-15%
Never-34% Video 6omes-4%
What soc.i ol networking site(s) ore you omember of? 6o Out With friends-49%
focebook-34% Hong Out With friends At Home-18%
Myspoce-5% How often do you communicate throughe-moils?
Both-42% 1-10 times amonth-44%
None-14% 11-20 times amonth-8%
Other-4% 21+ times amonth-3%
How many times do you get on focebook inoday ? Never-46%
0 to 2-61%

II
How often do you communicate through the
3to 4-15% postal service ?
5or more-24% 1-5 times ayeor-29%
How many status updates do you post oday ? 6-10 times ayear-4%
0 to 5-94% 11+ times ayeor-4% II
6to 10-3% Never-62%
11 to 15-1% Where do you get ·news" information?
16 or more-2% Newspaper-14%
How many notifications do you receive oday ? Television-31%
0 to15-67% Radio-18%
16 to 31-23% lnternet-20%
31 to 45-4% Idon't pay attention to news-17%
46 or more-6%
 2013
Kevin Abele
Chelcie Abercrombie
KoyloAdoms
Jordon Allen
Tronqu1lity Atkisson
tr1ichelle Audet

Alyssa Beck
Dov1s Benedict
tr1irioh Bennett
Austin Bettencourt
(orohne Beyer
Holeigh Bowling

Kristen Boyd
Levi Boyd
Daniel Brown
Jimmy Bunch
Aaron Canon
~ochol Case

Samantha Cedar
joseph Chastain
Sean Clark
Koylene Clemmer
~uthie Cooley
joshua Cowden

Christopher Cruse
Ashley Do !los
Ashley Domm
Stephanie Doves
Heather Deckard
AlexDemuri

Colv1n Dryer
Brittany Eogleburger
Corey Edwards
Ariel Eismon
Nathan Erickson
Shea Estep

Christopher Figueroa
Austin flipp1n
Elonie flares
Zachary froner
Taylor franklin
jacob frerk1ng

>2 1 ' pi '

Matthew Frye
Logon Fullerton
~oiono 6anl
Liberty 6ideon
Johnathan 6oodma
Bradee 6ordon

Justm 6roy
Jeffrey 6rinler
Megan 6ronniger
~orah Ho' eme1er
Tori Hammers
Michael Hedrick

Justin Hicks
James Hitchcock
Kaylin Homan
Clinton Horne
~ydney Hosbach
Chernloine Hostetler

Benjamin Howard
Kimberly Huskey
Maelene Huthens
Koydee Jarvis
Dallas Jennings
Dylan johnson

~oger Johnson
Bradley Jones
Lindsey Keese
6rocie Keith
Mallory KJar
Adam Klotz

Amanda Lobbee
Justine Locey
Eugene La lave
Melinda Lawless
Jock Lawson
Dion Lebow

Tole Leer
Ethan Lewis
Jeremy Lindeman
I
Ariel Lindsay
~ache! Loges
Ashley Long

Koylo Love
Madeline Maylield
Trinity Mcelwee
Wi'liom Mcgu1re
Austin Mobley
Mokoyla Moody
 usa tfloore
Harold Nevills
KC. Novak
lucas Null
tflocy Obernue[emonn
Diona Olson

Cody Osborne
lac ery Patten
Aubrey Peters
lo2on Pierce
Alison Popielorz
~omontho Posten

James Roy
~eth Reed
Destiny Reid
Preston Richardson
Donielle Rochefort
Artemio Rodri2uez

~hilo Rodri2uez
Amy Rot2ers
Johnothon Rowden
Jennifer Runyon
Ernest Ryan
~tephonie ~oiler

Alecio ~ondmonn
Travis ~ovo2e
Alexander ~eebou2h
Jonathon ~eebou2h
Austin ~elemon
Ab12oil ~kinner

tflocey ~mith
Taylor ~oden
Crystal ~outh
Oren ~pears
Elisha ~todler
Kieth ~tephenson

~eth ~tewort
Kyle ~troup
Koylo ~woni2on
felicia Tannehill
Aaron Thiesen
Dorrin Thompson

~ydney Timmerwilke
Joshua Truex
tflatthew Varela
Koitlyn Viets
Ivy Wallace
Te2on Wolters

l4 P • pie
 (ierro Weaver
KendroWebb
lod Webb
Bethany Whillock
Darren Williams
Kylo Williams

jodyWing
Dolton Winkler
Austin Woods
Brytney Woodward
Whytney Woodwor
Kolby Zouck

OassSorvey
How often do you get in How many notifications do you How often do you communicate
troublefor talking in doss? receive o day? through the postal service?
Multiple times aday--15% 0-15--75% 1-5 times oyear--49%
Everyday--9% 16-30--10% 6-10 times amonth--4%
Multiple times aweek--13% 31-45--7% 11i" times ayear--9%
Once aweek--24% 46i"--8% Never--38%
Never--40%

What social networking How many text messages do How oftendo you communicate
site(s) ore you receive o day? through e-moils?
you omember of? 0-15--43% 1-10 limes amonth--47%
facebook--45% 16-30--4% 11-ZO limes amonth--10%
Myspace--5% 31-45--3% 2h times amonth --8%
Both--24% 46i"--50% Never--35%
None--15%
Other--10%
How do you usually spend your Where do you get ·news'
How many times do you friday nights? information?
get on focebook o day? Work--14% Newspaper--13%
0-Z--80% ~chool sports--15% Television--39%
3-4--16% Video Qames --11% Radio--16%
5i"--4% 6o out with friends--25% lnternet--19%
How many status HanQ with friends at home--34% I don't pay attention to news--10% I
updates do you post o
day?
•
0-5--93%
6-10--4%
11-15--1%
16i"--Z%
 Taylor Abraham
~abrina Alexander
luke Arterberry
IY1ak1nley Arterberry
Trent Atkisson
Allyson Aust1n

IY1ichael Aven
joanna Ballard
logan Bandel
IY11Chael Barclay
joshua Beaman
John Bennett

Treni tv Benson
Elisha Billings
Brandon Blecher
IY1a ayla Bowers
Dest1ny Bradford
Keenan Braun

josh Brown
joshua Brown
IY1egan Cantrell
Amber Carey
justin Casados
Cassidy Casteel

6arett Caub:e
Josey Chamberlain
levi Chamness
Bradley Chastain
K01la Chast1ne
Kimberly Clemmer

~hantel Cobb
Elias Cooper
Jamie Crawford
Bailey Crouch
Collin Crouch
~egan Crowder

Amy Daniels
jam1e Davis
Waylon Dav1s
~tephine Die en
Zachary Dittrich
Kodi Eastman

6 People
Brandon Erbschloe
Kyleigh Estep
IY1elonie Finster
IY1oxwell Fleming
Brad Ford
john Frye

Leslie Fulton
Koylo 6onn
6obrielle 6oroy
~hone 6erecke
~eon 6dlette
IY1okoylo 6illispie

Hannah 6ilpin
Austin 6oodwin
Paige 6oodwin
Dakota 6ruber
Nathan Hogue
Holey Hall

Lindsay Holter
Anthony Hamel
IY1egon Harris
Kelsey Hayes
~obin Healey
Austin Hicks

Wyatt H1nds
~hoy Hoogland
IY1ork Holm
Down Howard
Dustyn Howard
~helby Hughes

Tyler Hutson
Vincent jasper
~ichord jenkins
Whitney jenkins
Nickolas johnston
(oitlyn Jones

Wyott)ones
6ino Kous
Cody King
I
Victoria Lawless I
jacob Libby
Adam Liv1ngston •
Ellisyn IY1oddux
Pete IY1onn
Whitney IY1orcum
I
Eric Mot hews
Troy Mathews
Rickey Mccaslin
 jessica Mcclellen
Thomas Medina
6abnel Meraz
Bobby Michael
~haylie Miller
Ternka Miller

Vincent Millering
Cameron Morales
Kimberly Morrison
Kendyl Mullins
jonathan Murphy
Logan Nasse

Thai Nguyen
Emily Owens
Nicole Parsons
Amber Payton
Teresa Peterson
Bryan Posten

Austin Potter
Austin Price
Ben Quisenberry
Matthew Register
Preston Richardson
Michael Riley

~ydney Riley
jordan Roam
jeSSica Rochefort
Mercedes Rodriguez
Damien Rollins
Amanda ~almon

Amber ~alyards
Anthony ~anderson
Crystal ~and mann
Raymond ~chleuning
Holly ~harp
Landon ~harp

~arah ~harp
Jordan ~hewmaker
Heather ~ibley
Kayla ~ims
Bnttney ~mith
Courtney ~mith

Taylor ~mith
~im ~mitherman
Haley ~orrell
Heather ~orrell
Helen ~tone
Alissa ~tracener
 h1orgonne Swonigo
Brandon Swigert
Nickie Tannehill
Kristen Taylor
Colvin Terry
johnothon Thomps

Tristan Timmerwlik
Chelsev Tompk1ns
Brandon Valencia
Cameron Vonnoslro
Dustin Vencill
Dakota Vest

Aaron Wagner
SamuelWagner
Jewelle Walls
Benjamin Wolters
~eg1no Washburn
Elisabeth While

Codv Williams
Chorli Wilson
)esse Wilson
johnothon Wise
Ethan Woodburn
Ash ten Woodward

fY1orgon Wright
jessica York
Stephanie Zamora

How many notiliwtion do

you receive o day?
Class Survey
How olten do you get in 0-15--76%
How olten do you communiwte
16-30--16%
trouble lor talking in doss? through e-moils?
131-45--5%
Multiple times o doy--9% How many text messages 1-10 times omonth--41%
Everydoy--6%
Multiple times oweek--15%
46~--6%

How many times do you

do you receive o day?
0-15--35%
11-ZO times o month--9%
21~ thimes o month--6%
I
Once oweek--24%
Never--49%
get on foc.ebook o day?
0-2--76%
16-30--5% Never--44% I
What soc.iol networking site
3-4--11%
31-45--8%
46t--52%
Where do you get you ·news
. •
(s) ore you o member ol?
foc.ebook--43%
Myspoc.e--5%
s~--14%

How many status updates

do you post o day?
How do you usuallyspend your inlormotion?
friday nights?
Work--17%
Newspoper--7%
Television--35%
I
Both--27% 0-5--95% ~c.hool sports--18% Rodio--18%
None--21% 6-10--5% Video 6omes--17% lnternet--18%
Yohoo--07% 11-15--1% 6o out with friends--54% Idon't pay attention to the news--
My year book--.3% 16~--o% 22%
Hong with fnends at home--25%
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 Faculty and Starr

Central Office nigh hool Admi.nistration

Dr. Jon Turner. Mrs. Brenda Rice. Mrs. Deborah franklin. Mrs. ulenna Dressler. Mrs. Nancy Dwayne Wood (Assistant PrindpaO. Debby Dryer (Principal). and Brad Roweton (Athletic
Packard. Mrs. Robin Ritchie. Director)

High hool office and CounselorS Technology Department

Ms. Racheal Simpson. Mrs. Ellen Haddock. Mrs. Lara Kurtz. Mrs. Lisa Cantrell Marty 6auth1er. Matt Charlton. and Cay Sergent

Food rvice Custodial taf'f" and .M aintenance C.-ew

Mrs. Diane Frantz. Mrs. Anita Carver. Mrs.jennifer Simons. Mrs. Paula jenkins. Mrs. Raw1 Mr. Larry Cline. Mr Cliff Young. Mr Larry Bobruk1ewia.Row2 Mr. Terry Cline. Mr.
Amanda Bowden. Mrs. Eleasha Lauderbaugh. Randy Case. Mr.justin ulor. Mr. Elvin Hicks. Mr. Dale Wilson. Not P1ctured Darrell Hicks

1 •oplc
Mtss Amy Schneider. IYlrs. 6oil Behrle. tr1iss Abbey 6ilmore. tr1s. Jill Hostetler. tr1r. IYlrs. Lori Para. IYlrs.Janelle Patterson, IYlrs.Payton Burnett, IYls. 6ina Buxton. IYlr. Tyler
Matthew Peterson. tr1rs. Judy Davidson. IYlrs. Sheila Thompson. Pornsh. tr1rs. Kelly Stork. tr1iss Anno Viets.

Mr. Broden Lomax.IYlr. Ryan Campbell. tr1rs. Crystal Wolhoy, tr1r. Robert Smith. tr1rs. Leslie IYlr Terry Holleran. IYlrs. Deena DeiYluri. tr1r. Cody Phtllips. IYlrs. 6oyle Dtssmore. IYlrs.Joyce
Brown, tr1rs. Carmen Smith. tr1rs. Lauro Copeland. Smith. IYlrs. Keri Kirby.IYlr.Jon Behrle.

Coaches Jomi Bauer. Todd Sell. Ed Hula. Bryon Dean, Eric Derossett. IYlr Don IYlcCorkendole. tr1rs.Jomte Bills. IYlrs. Lora Johnson. IYlrs. Ann Stockton. tr1s.Jon
Alford.

~r Scott Hordwicke. tr1r. Scott Brown, tr1r. Roger Turner. IYlrs. Komt ttl iller, IYlrs.Cindy Dtll. IYlr. Nathan Btlledo. IYlrs.Tanya Cotter. tr1s. Step hone
Pettis. IYls. Nancy Hodges. tr1rs.Taro Swonigan.IYlrs. Bonnie Lappin.
Hot Pictured tr1tss Joy 6robeel ((ommumcotion Arts). tr1s. MabelTomlinson (Speool Educot10n)
 Best Personality
Mr. Lorry Cline
Ms. Lori Poro
Mr. ~obert )mith
Mrs.Joyce )mith
Cleanest Room
Mr Cline is a member of the custodial staff. Mr. Smith is a math teacher He is also the adviser
of future Christian Athletes.
Ms. Para teaches art classes in the fine arts
department. She is also the adviser of Art Club. Mrs. Sm1th teaches business classes in the prachco
arts deportment. She is also o future Business
leaders of America adviser.
Mr. Bobrukiewicz is a member of the custodial staff.

Mrs. 6authier is a member of the technology

department. Mrs. Dryer is Buffalo Hlgh School's prinopal.
Hardest Nome to ~pell
Mr. Lorry "B" Bobrukiewicz
Mrs. Marty 6outhier
Mr. Lorry "B" Bobrukiewicz
Mrs. Debby Dryer
Hardest Working

Mr McCorkendale is a science teacher. He is also

the adviser of Science Club.
Mr Behrle IS the shop instructor. He also teachers
Mrs. Behrle teaches English. theater. mythology. the shop classes at the middle school.
and Shakespeare classes in the communtcotion
arts department. She is also the Drama Club Mrs. Alford teaches oil chemistry classes in the
adviser. sc1ence deportment.
Most Challenging
Mr. Don McCorkendole
Mrs. 6oil Behrle
Mr. Jon Behrle
Ms. Jon Alford
Most foduollv lndined
 Mo~t Energetic
Mr. >wtt Brown
Ms. Lori Poro
Mr. >wtt Hordwicke
Ms. Jill Hostetler
Most Environmental-friendly
tf . Browr1s a history teacher. He is also a IY1 . Hardwicke IS ahstory teacher He 1s also the adv1ser
!ootbol and baseball coach. ol Mooel UN and Student (ounCI .
Mrs. Hostetler is an English teacher. ~he is also the ~ecycle
Club, Fvlure Teachers ol America. and (hess Club adviser.

Mo~t Humorou~
Mr. Don Mc(orkendole
Miss Amy >chneider
Mr. Jon Behrle
Ms. Jill Hostetler
Mo~t Involved
tr11ss ~chneider teaches English and ~1gn Language
classes in thecommunication arts deportment.
~he ISalso the Notional Honor ~ociety adviser

Mo~t Likely to be Quoted

Out of (Ia~~
Mr. Terry Holleran
Ms. Jon Alford Mr. Robert >mith
Mrs. Joyce >mith
Mo~t Organized
Mr Holleran ison agriculture teacher. He is also Mr. Lomax is omothemotKs teacher. He is also a
on adviserol future fo(mers ofAmerica. basketball coach.
Ms. Tomlinson is a specJO educahon teochet Coach Bauer teaches physical edvcolion.

No Exw~e~
Mr. Terry Holleran
Ms.Mobel Tomlinson
Mr. Broden Lomax
Coach Jomi Bauer
Quiete~t
 What CD ore youmost embarrassedto own?
"Ow1 City
What isyour hidden talent?
Ping pong."
What couldyounot live Without?
My dirtbike.Jfs the second half of my body
ogan Bandel

What's in your wallet?

of fomi 1y. hunting cord. old deer togs. and lunch
cord.·
What CD ore you most embarrassed to own?
"Jock johnson."
What isthe corniest pick-up line?
"Any of them."

What isyour hidden talent?

Ive neve tested the b1undor<es of life."
What is your greatest fear?
Losing everyone Ico ·e about.
What could you not live without?
"family"
After thirty years as a business and Future
Business Leaders of America (FBLA) instructor,
Mrs. Joyce Smith retired from teaching.
She has had many highlights during her time at
Buffalo High School, but her greatest highlight
of this year was seeing so many of her FBLA
students get rewarded for their hard work by
making it to state. At the state conference, Mrs.
What isyour hidden talent?
Smith was recognized during an award ceremony
"S1nging."
for her diligence and dedication towards FBLA
"What two things do you wont to do before you die?
and teaching. 6o to Australia and own acompany·
Although to Mrs. Smith •thirty years was just What isyour worst high school memory?
yesterday; she does recall multiple changes she "6etting ht chea
has experienced in her profession. · J used to
know everyone's family-we were a part of each
other's lives.INow] society demands such
accountability for teachers and there is not time
to visit. Nothing gets simpler:
Despite those changes, one thing that has not What CD ore you most embarrassed to own?
changed over the years is the amount of thriving "I don t 1wn any emborross1ng CDs. but if Iowned the
business people who come out of Mrs. Smith's justin Bieber CD.Ihot would be the oneI"
classes. ·One of the most satisfying things is being What isthe corniest pick-up line?
able to walk into the bank, grocery store, "Are you tired because you ve been running through my
insurance agency, and other businesses and see mind c day."
former students being so successfuL·
Feature by Katie Minear
 I( you could be a(amous person, who wouldyou be?y
'Dakota fann1ng
Define freshman. sophomore,junior. and senior.
'f 1hy. )oph open. )-tough guys. )en-leaders.
Where do you buy your clothes?
Deb's and Aeropost01e
What CD ore you most embarrassed to own?
')piCe 61 s
What isyour hidden talent?
'Hunting an1mals
Ifyou could be ofamous person,who wouldyou be?
lim t'Y1c6raw·
What's 1nyour wallet?
"t'Y1oney. License. Debit cord."
What is your greatest fear?
'He1ghts."
What two things do you wont to do before you die?
lrovelthe w011d and fly ohelicopter."
This year's theme is about changes and updates,
and one staff member who has been dealing with
many is our BUS and Long Lane nurse, Linda Frazier.
Mrs. Frazier has been a nurse in the Dallas County R-
1 school district for fifteen years.
In June of 2010, Mrs. Frazier was diagnosed with
breast cancer, which brought immense change to her
life and some to school as well. Mrs. Frazier
expressed her worry about working while having
treatments for her cancer, but ended up appreciating
the distraction, ·Being at work kept my mind
occupied and kept me from thinking about how bad I
felt: Due to her treatments, she lost all of her hair,
but by the end of the year it had grown back. ·It was
straight, but now it's curly. (Either way)l'm very
happy to get my hair back:
Along with her personal changes, Mrs. Frazier had
many professional changes. One of the highlights of
her year was that when Bails Construction was
adding the FEMA building to the school, they added a
few extra rooms, one of which went to Mrs. Frazier
so that she could have an office in the building.
The biggest highlight of her year was being
nominated by the high school teachers for a Salute to
Nurses award; she was given an honorable mention
by the Springfield Newsleader.lncluded in the award
was a formal luncheon that she and her husband
attended and at which they enjoyed a string quartet,
baskets of goodies, and the biographies of all the
award winners.
She stated at a faculty meeting, "It was a humbling
experience." She continued by thanking the BUS
staff and saying, "You and the kids here are what it's
all about for me" This is evidenced by her attitude
with her job, "When it comes to a student's life, we're
just going to do what we need to do.''
Feature by Katie Minear I
I
 Buffalo sspec ol educotio1 group took a tnp to a local srob e
belonging to on organizatiOn called Horses of ~ope This
organiza•ion uses nippotheropy (through horses) to he pst·engthen
and motivate peop~e.

1) Being gJidea by orrember of the organ zot.o1J, B•odley (rosto.n poses

proJdly on his horse

2) After learning how tc 1-Jold Ire re1rs. Arthory C~rk tokes the nex• step
and moJnts o horse to ride orourd •he cre'lc.

Pic.tu·es wntr:bJtea by No•hon Bil edo.

3) A!•ho.;gh hs USvol trorspo:t II 0 powe ere ,locr Co;~rtOJS erjoyed a ride on c

horse

4) Nter fE'E'Iirg •he colr1 of •he horse. "t1 c'loel Kev·s c t'es allow Ire rorse •o tc"'e G
foster to
 "In ihe wake of tl•is natur•al disaster. Joplin, Missouri wos hit by cdeod y destruct ve. f5 tcrnodo on ttloy
11.(" • I • . •
·' 1 sour•mns •a~·t• '~mt> togNht>••luth a ·•••rit of
ZZ. Z011 1• npped through the )I John's Regional tiled teo I (en'ef, tore the
faith. •-t-silientt, and r-t~he.f ...] The to~ht'St of
roof off of two fire depormerts. co used opproxtmotely ~151 rntl io1 of
tinn'ili ha~·e br-tmght out the be~t t•i.·it of" the
domo~e to four of ·he school districts bu ldwgs. kd ed ot Ieos! 153 people.
1

J.COph• and p•-of"t~ionals of" tht> Show-~le Stah·.~·

- (rl:l~t"rno•· .Jay 1 · i~on. KY:J
and wtpeo ou• mony romes ord busiresses
uovernor Joy N1xon oedored tilissm,n f' ostate of emergency on the
1

llno ond deployed the tfissoun No i010 6uord •o respond to the stc·ms
1

thot devastated •he stole.

Mc·e than 400 low enforce'T!ent ftre, se'Jrch ond rescue. ore
arrbulo'lce agencies deployed professicrols to joplin. 'lumerous g-oups
oulstde of the stole troveleo to offer t~ei· he pos welL According to
6overnor Nixon. more thon 15.300 people volunteered more thon
63.000 hou sof recovery erdeovors
Among rhose mony volur.tee· g-cJps was Buffalo Htgh )choc. Our
school organized c ~ornodo ·elief ifl'mediotelv after 'lews of the dtsoster.
)tude'lts w lected food, soc~s. underweo . toothb·;.~sbes. toothpaste. ond
other personal hyg ene itefTis. Asilert ot..dior wos c·gonized to gather
'Tiorey dono·ici1s by teachers who parked ·n 1he orcie drive )•udel'lts
were giVen the opporturity to "buv" ory oonoted pork ng spot in the
drde dr:ve so tho! tney could pnrk there for the res• of the yeor. The
benefit raised over ~4ZO one ron from tilov 25 tc June 1, which was the
los• doy of school.
Pidl-K'S by Sc11 We Imoo
 tn ~er '!md hOL (herr I'V II doss. "r1s A1ord ustra•es to 'lf 1'udents that odrgl•ol 1 her A'lotorrv c1d Physrologv c.ass. Julio Combs dissects the corpse of otot.
c:>ck cor be powered by tne use of cr v•wo fresr o·orges
Usrng t'le 1ume 'loc.d as osolely preccJIJo tr') Alfo;d defTionstrotes ''le ·eoclion of Pos.1g v:l~ a1 eyeba specir1en. Rom TJrrer prepc·es 1or G'lC''ler dissect :>n
her persc1ol expenmert (reeprng (rud. Pictures by Rebecca (ose
Pich.. es by Kolle~ near
18 p , c "'"
 Psyd:c ~gy. sociology. ard geography teacher Coach . .urner 'loc mulhple
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speakers in his classrooms throug~ol.l 1 he yeor One persc1 he 'loC speak to oil
of r1s fi st semester dosses wos Brule perforrrer 6o or Coons. Coons Iough'
student~ a few donee steps ond lo'<olo symbols. woros. ord ph roses He also
broJgrt c d·um. woo~ f u•e and~ s·ego 10 whicr reused in performances.
s•udents were hterested inleoro''lg More aooul Bru e ard Native Ame'ICO'l
I fes•yles. sore anc hs group iov ted oil of Coacn Tl. ·oers casses •o come
watch their show at the RfD·"'V theater i1 Bransc'l. h1 ;sol. ·1. At the s'low.
students got •o mee• speak to. aod get autographs of every Member of •re
group
first photo coni louted. secord photo by Wni•r.ey tf.a·cJrr

Ag-ku lure II s•udents were give., rro•eno >. tools. 010 an oss1gr.ment to
bui da m·1erol feede(. Once •he feeders were bu1l•. the stuoents were given
•wo op•ions. ~hey were allowed to buy the feeder from •hm teacher. !Yir
~ollero1. o· ne would se•lthem off and l.Sed tre morey to go toworc fees of
fu•ure farmers of A'Tlerico.

:>ictJred above ore Seth ~lewa . Rachal Cose. Stephanie Doves. one Jacob
frerk1rg.

PidJres by Katie 'r1ineor

 Yearbook
1- z,Workin2 to2ether. the staff does some team buildin~ exercises on a
n1ce day outside. in the first picture they ore unravel in~ from the "Knot
6ome.· In the second exercise they hod to slowly lower the yard stick oil
the way to the 2round.lt doesn't sound difficult but is is extremely
chollen~1n~ to work to~ether.

Row 1: Katie Minear, Chelloney Lo~es.

Row z,Jordon Rodri~uez. Whitney Marcum. Ms. 6ilmore. Rebecca Case.
Travis Smith.

3, Durin~ ayearbook sole week, Devin Riley (1Z) purchases his senior
yearbook from staff members Rebecca Case (12) and Chelloney Lo~es (12)

4,Workin~ at the Carnival, Katie Minear and Rebecca Case run the
yearbook booth where the staff sold yearbooks new and old. The
extremely limited yearbooks were sold at silent oudion. This is the third
year that the yearbook staff has participated in this sole at the carnival.
5: In order to promote book soles. Whitney Marcum (9) and Travis
)mith (12) work on abonner to hong in the school.

6.Working on his yearbook pages. Travis )mith (12) writes the numbers
of the best pictures to upload for the book.

7: Working on their spreads. Rebecca Case (12) and Jordon Rodriguez

(11) use the computers in the yearbook room.

8: Closely studying the page. Rebecca Case (12) uses her talents and eye
for design to create the yearbook.
 A Behrle, Jon: Ill, 112, 113
Alxle, !I.e' m: 102
Abele, \\1•11}. 23, 30, 31, 46, 64, 98
Abercrombie, Chelc1e: 20, 73, 74, 78,
79,102
Abraham, Brennan: 38, 39
Abraham, Taylor: 10, 18, 32, 33, 38,
40, 41, 74, 78, 106
dam, Mckenzie: 32, 54, 56, 57, 60, 61,
64, 70, 71. 72, 98
Adams, Kayla: 58, 78, 102
Aleman, Elicia: 63, 67, 82
Ale ander, Sabrina: 46, 106
Alff, Darn k: 9
Alford, Jan: Ill, 112, 113, 118
Allen, Alexandria: 67, 71, 77, 82
Allen, Jordan: 30, 31, 48, 102
Allivatl, James: 82
Ames, Sarah: 9, 44, 57, 66, 70, 72, 98
ppl berry, Jay: 82
Arterberry, Luke: 81, 106
Arterberry, Makmley: 106
shwell, Jeremy: 36, 37, 50, 62, 77, 82,
91
Atkisson, Airric: 25, 82
Atkisson, Jam1e: 63, 82
Atkisson, T ranquilily: 102
Atkisson, Trent: 106
Audet, Daniel: 98
Audet, Michelle: 102
Austin, Allyson: 58, 78, 106
Austin, Joshua: 59, 67, 82
Aven, Michael: 106
B Brown, Scott. 22, 30, 48, Ill, 113
Baldwin, Autumn: 77, 98
Ballard, Joanna: 106
Bandel, Logan: 48, 58, 106, 115
Barela}, MichaC11: 4 , 106
Bartlell, Stephen: 67, 98
Beaman, Joshua: 106
Beck, Aly sa: 62, 102
Beckman, Korlnie: 23, 57, 64, 66, 70,
98
Behrle, Gail: 20, 73, 111, 112
2
Buxton, Gina: Ill
Benedict, Davis: 102
Bennell, Gregory: 75, 82, 90
c
Campbell, R}an: Ill
Bennell, John: 58, 106
Canon, Aaron: 50, 61, 64, 71, 102
Bennell, M1riah: 98, 102
Cantrell, lisa: 72, 110
Benson, Trenily: 106
Cantrell, Megan: 15, 17, 32, 40, 58, 106
Bentz, eronica: 27, 66, 67, 82
Care}, Amber: 106
Beltencourl, Au lin: 102
Carey, Shantelle; 60, 63, 82
Beyer, Caroline: 102
Carl, Chyenna: 9, 98
Bierer, Ryan: 59, 98, 114
Cartwright, Sh lby: 27, 63, 66, 67, 82
Billedo, alhan: Ill, 116
Carver, Anita: 110
Billin , Elisha: 106
Casados, Justin: 58, 77, 106
Bills, Jam•e: Ill
Case, Rachal: 54, 58, 102, 119
Blair, Jacob: 43, 75, 98
Case, Randy: 110
Blecher, Brandon: 106
Case, Rebecca: 2, 3, 26, 54, 6 , 70, 71,
Boatwright, Blake: 15, 16, 18, 48, 49, 72, 82, 90, 92, 95, 120, 121
75, 82, 92
Caselman, Chel y: 25, 82
Bobbe, Andrew: 67, 98
Casteel, Cassidy: 106
Bobrukiewicz, Larry: 110, 112
Cauble, Garell: 106
Bowden, Amanda: 110
Cedar, Samantha: 102
Bowers, Makayla: 32, 40, 106
Chamberlain, Josey: 35, 40, 58, 106
Bowling, Hal i h: 23, 63, 66, 102
Chamness, Levi: 106
Boyd, Kristen: 8, 65, 77, 102
Chapman, Hayley: 13, 32, 36, 50, 61,
Boyd, Levi: 46, 102 70, 74,98
Bradford, Destiny: 106 Charlton, Mall: 110
Braun, Keenan: 106 Chastain, Bradley· 106, 116
Brock, JacquC11ine: 3, 10, 15, 22, 44, 57, Chastain, Joseph: 58, 102
66, 72, 80,82, 88,92
Chasline, Kaila: 73, 106
Brown, Dani 1: 20, 78, 102
Clark, Anthony: 98, 116
Brown, Josh: 48, 106
Clark, Edward: 6 7, 98
Brown, Jo hua: 106
Clark, Sean: 102
Brown, Kayla: 40, 41, 57, 66, 72, 98
Clarke, Chnslopher: II, 17, 20, 22, 62,
Brown, Leslie: 22, Ill 98, 117
Iemmer, Kaylt>ne: 45, 58, 63, 66, 102
Brown, Zachary: 65, 98 Clemmer, Kimberly: 44, 45, 50, 58, 61,
63, 66, 106
Bunch, Jimmy: 102
Cline, Larry: 110, 112
Bunch, William: 67, 98
Cline, Terry: 110
Burnell, Payton: 78, Ill
Cobb, Shanlt>l: 73, 106
Burns, Meagan: 20, 21, 24, 32, 33, 55,
57, 62,63,64, 70, 72, 73, 78, 79, Cob)), Shawn: 82
82,88
Combs, Julia: II, 22, 67, 82, 90, 118
Burns, Solomon: 65, 82
Conrad, Austin: 31, 50, 64, 98
Busby, Crysta: 62, 67, 98
Cooley, Ruthie: 102
Butler, Dale: 82
Cooper, Elias: 31, 46, 50, 106
Butler, Jennifer: 98
Copeland, Laura: Ill
Butler, Spencer: 67, 82
Corcoran, Brent: 6 7, 98
Cotter, Tanya: Ill
Court i , Zachary: 72, 98
owdcn, Joshua: 17, 48, 102
Cox, Shelby: 82, 91
Crawford, Jamie: 32, 40, 41, 74, 78,
106
Crawford, Mi hac!: 26, 27, 54, 55, 60,
61, 68, 70, 72, 74, 78, 79, 82, 89,
93
Crouch, Bailey: 58, 62, 106
Crouch, Collin: 31, 42, 48, 58, 64, 78,
106
Crowd r, Morgan: 20, 21, 24, 25, 62,
63, 82, 89
Crowd r, Regan: 20, 21, 63, 73, 78, 106
Cruse, hristopher: 48, 102
D Erickson,
Dallas, A hley: 62, 67, 80, 102
Damm, Ashley: 58, 62, 63, 102
Daniels, Amy: 50, 63, 106
Darn II, Megan: 24, 61, 64, 66, 69, 70,
72, 75, 83, 89
Daves, Stephanie: 58, 102, 119
Davidson, Dakota: 78, 83
Davidson, Judy: Ill
Davi , Cole: 20, 67, 98
Dav1s, u tin: 39, 42, 67, 98
Dav1 , Colton: 63, 78, 98
Dav1s, Elizabeth: 22, 54, 57, 63, 64, 66,
71, 83, 91
Davis, Jamie: 36, 37, 39, 42, 106, 115
Davi , Pa dn: 18, 25, 36, 37, 39, 42,
50, 57, 83
Davis, Waylon: 58, 106
Dean, Bl) an: 40, Ill
Deckard, Heather· 38, 59, 102
Demarr, Sara: 32, 50, 51, 70, 74, 98
D muri, Alex: 18, 39, 74, 102
Demuri, na: 22, Ill
Derossett, Eric: 40, Ill
Dicken, RJ: 98
Di k n, Stephine: 58, 106
Dill, Cindy: Ill
Dill, Jose): 66, 67, 98
Dill, Lind ay: 32, 40, 54, 57, 60, 61,
64,66,68, 70, 72,74,98
Dissmor , Gayle: Itt
Dittnch, Zachary: 106
Dochrmg, Rebecca: 58, 59, 67, 83, 91
Dr I r, Gl nna: 110
Dryer, Calvin: 42, 48, 58, 102
Dryer, Debby. 26, 27, 110, 112
Duckering. Anna: 67, 98
Dye, Mikey: 15, 23, 42. 98
Eaglebur r, Brittany: 50, 57, 58, 102
E.agl burg r, Wayne: 59, 68, 72, 74, 77,
98
tman, Kodi: 72, 106
Edwards, Corey: 102
Eisman, Ariel: 102
Elkinton, Dylan: 24, 78, 79, 83, 88
rb hloe, Brandon: 31, 107
atlian: 102
Ernster, Kale: 83
Estep, Diamond: 98
Estep, Kyleigh: 58, 107
Estep, Shea: 65, 102, 115
Everitt, Casey: 9, 38, 50, 70, 71, 72, 78,
79, 83, 94
F Goodman, Johnathan: 31, 58, 103
Feith, Philip: 46, 47, 98
fdin, Alivia: 66, 67, 98
figu ria, Levi: 81, 98
figucria, Mercedes: 66, 67, 98
figueroa, Christopher: 102
fmster, Melanie: 20, 73, 107
firming, Maxwell: 31, 4 , 58, 77, 107
fletcher, Jeffrey: 31, 46, 47, 51, 83
flippin, Austin: 31, 46, 48. 102
flares, [Janie: 57, 102
flores, Me an: 99
ford, Brad: 107
ford, hristopher: 99
foster, Tori (Brown): 59, 99
frale), Conni : 83
fran r, Za hary: 62, 102
r nklin, Debbie: 110
franklin, Taylor: 58, 102
Frantz, Diane: 110
frazier, Linda: 2, 115
french, Wesley: 83, 92
f rerking, Jacob: 58, 102, 119
frye, fohn : 58, 107
frye, Matthew: 103
fullerton, Logan: 58, 103
fulton, Leslie: 77, 107
fulton, Sarah: 27, 46, 83
Gallion, Dan: 16, 18. 26, 27, 61, 64, 70,
72, 74, 75, 83, 88
Gann, Kayla: 32, 58, 78, 107
Gant, Raiona: 46, 103
Garay, Gabrielle: 20, 73, 77, 107
Garrett, Kylee: 59, 69, 70, 83, 93
Gauthier, Marty: 110, 112
Gerecke, Shane: 107
Gerleman, Alex: 48, 99
Giboney, Kendra: 99
Gideon, Liberty: 58, 103
Gillette, Sean: 50, 58, 107
Gillispie, Makayla: 107
Gilmore, Abbey: 2, 3, 22, Ill, 120
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Gilpin, Hannah: 32, 40, 41, 74, 107
Glor, Justin: 110
Goodwin, Adam: 25, 83
Goodwin, Austin: 107
Goodwin, Erica: 25, 67, 83
Goodwin, Paige: 107
Gordon, Bradee: 103
Goulet, Austin: 99
Grabeel, Miss Joy: 20, Ill
Grant, Garrett: 25, 83
Gray, Justin: 58, 103
Green, Robert: 99
Grinter, Jeffrey: 103
Gronniger, Kathryn: 59, 70, 83
Gronniger, Megan: 50, 55, 77, 103
Gruber, Dakota: 58, 62, 107
Gruber, Darrell: 59, 99
Gunnerson, Tyler: 39, 66, 67, 99
Gustin, Robby: 46, 99
H
Haddock, Ellen: 110
Hagan, Rachel: 24, 26, 38, 50, 54, 55,
61, 64, 6 • 70, 71, 72, 7 . 79, 83
than: 63, 77, 107
Hale, Auslm: 18, 50, 72, 74, 99
Hall, Haley: 20, 73, 107, 114
Hallemeier, arah: 17, 34, 35, 40, 41,
• 66, 74,103
Hall ran, Terry: 59, Ill, 113, 119
Halter, Lind 'iii}: 20, 63, 107
Hamel, Anthony: 107
Hammers, Tori: 20, 58, 103
Hamrick, Jessycca: 99
Hardwicke, Scott: 74, Ill, 113
Harri , D nck: 31, 46, 47, 50, 70, 99
Harri , M gan: 107
Hart, Thomas: 62, 64, 75, 80, 83, 91
Henderson, Jordan: 19, 24, 42, 43, 48,
54, 64, 83
Her hber r, lay: 44, 62, 63, 66, 76,
77, 7 • 79, 83
Hicks, Austin: 65, 74, 76, 77, 78, 79,
107
Hicks, Darrell: 110
Hicks, I in: II
Hicks, Ju tin: 63, 103
Higdon, Lauren: 40, 54
Hinds, Wyatt· 48, 58, 107
Hitchcock, Cheyenne: 46, 66, 6 7, 83
Hitchcock, James: 62, 103
Hoagland, Shay: 107
Holm, Mark: 77, 107
Holsin r, Brittan : 59, 67, 83
Homan, Kaylin: 66, 103
Hood, Jonathan: 14, 20, 36, 37, 50, 51,
62, 63,64, 73,75,84
Hopper, Michael: 67, 84 Ke1th, Grac1e: 32, 57, 58, 103
Horne, Clinton: 99 Kinuod, Matthew: 65, 99
Ho b ch, Sydney: 63, 66, 103 King, Cody: 107
Hostetl r, Cherrilaine: 58, 103 King, Jenna: 20, 21, 22, 24, 26, 54, 57,
62, 63, 70, 72, 78, 84,88, 90
Hostetler, Jill: 22, 55, Ill, 113
Korby, Ken: 22, 54, 80, Ill
Howard, Bcn,amon: 103
K)ar, Mallory: 20, 21, 73, 78, 103
H ward, Dawn: 107
Klotz, Adam: 103
Howard, Dusty n: 107
Kr m r, Donavan: 46, 99
Howe, Eric: 67, 99
Kurtz, Lara: 110
Hughes, Britinie: 99
Hughes, Sh lb : 58, 62, 107
L
Huskey, Komberly: 103 Labbee, Amanda: 63, 103, 115
Huthens, Maelene: 44, 45, 63, 66, 103 Lacey, Juslme: 31, 66, 103
Hutson, Kelsie: 99 Lafave, Eugene: 103
Hutson, Tyler· 31, 50, 77, 107 Lankf rd, Austin: 18, 24, 42, 43, 48,
49,84
J Lappin, Bonnie: Ill
Illig, Crystal: 84 La le s, Bnttany: 44, 45, 57, 66, 84
bi ail: 99 Lawless, Melinda: 44, 45, 57, 58, 66,
103
Lawless, Victoria: 107
fame , Zakk: 99
Lawson, Jack: 103
Jaramillo, Lynique: 99
Lebow, Dion: 20, 39, 73, 77, 103
Jarvos, Kaydee: 46, 66, 77, 103
Leer, Tate: 58, 103
Jasper, Vincent: 107
Lemons, Colby: 99
Jenkms, K vin: 99
Lewi , Bradley: 48, 49, 99
Jenkins, Paula: 110
L wi , Eth n: 103
Jenkins, Rochard: 107
Libby, Jacob: 107
J nkins, Whitn } : 107
Lindeman, Jeremy. 76, 77, 103, 115
J nning , Dall : 103
Lindsay, Ariel: 58, 103
John on, Dylan: 58, 103
Lindsay Jr, Terry: 59, 84
Johnson, Erin: 25, 27, 84
Livingston, Adam: 107
Johnson, lara: Ill
Livingston, Marcus: 99
Johnson, Roger: 103
Jon , Bradley: 42, 48, 80, 103
Jones, Caitlyn: 58, 107 Loges, Rachel: 20, 32, 33, 50, 57, 62,
66, 68,103
Jones, Ka 1 : 27, 54, 84, 89
Lorna , Braden: Ill, 113
Jones, Kegan: 99
Long, Ashley: 57, 66, 78, 79, 103
Jones, Wyatt: 17, 42, 48, 58, 78, 107
louderbaugli, Eleaslia: 110
K Love, Dylan: 13, 15, 19, 22, 31, 48, 54,
59, 72, 74, 75,84,90, 92
Kampe, Bry on: 31, 67, 99
Love, ayla: 54, 56, 64, 74, 78, 103
Kaus, Gina 107
Lowe, Tom: 99
Keese, Lmd y: 55, 64, 103
Lumley, Justin: 67, 84
Keese, Matlh : 24, 60, 64, 84,

M Moore, Lisa: 104
Maddux, Ella: 32, 33, 40, 74, 107
Maddux, Tyler: 37, 50, 54, 99
Mallonee, Ryan: 99
Mann, Pete: 67, 84
Marcum, \\ihitn y: 3, 58, 66, 107, 120,
121
Massey, Becca: 9, 99, 114
Massey, Wilson: 67, 99
Mathews, Eric: 107
Math w , Tro : 4, 107
Matthews, Tyler: 67, 99
Mayfield, Madeline: 34, 35, 40, 103
Mccaslin, Rickey: 58, 107
M I II n, Je ica: 63, 108
Mcclendon, Michelle: 10, 12, 50, 70,
72, 74, 77, 84, 91
Mccorkendale, Daniel: 71, 111, 112, 113
Mcdown, Shelbea: 10, 55, 64, 68, 69,
75, 77, 84
Mcelwee, Trenton: 67, 84
Mcelwee, Trinity: 103
Mcguire, ody: 18, 31, 42, 48, 49, 99
Mcguire, William: 31, 42, 103
McReynolds, Zach: 15, 66, 67, 100
Medina, Thomas: 108
M lton, Morgan: 17, 63, 100
Meraz, Gabriel: 46, 48, 77, 78, 108
Meyer, Elizabeth: 26, 60, 61, 63, 84
Michael, Bobby: 108
Middleton, Boone: 30
Miller, Brady: 67, 100
Miller, Courtney: II, 100
Mill r, Haley: 21, 23, 44, 66, 100
Miller, Kameron: 111
Miller, Kayle : 100
Miller, Kristin: 20, 62, 64, 84
Miller, Shaylie: 32, 38, 74, 108
Miller, T rrika: 108
Millering, incent: 10
Mills, Skyler: 67, 84
Minear, Katherine: 2, 3, 26, 27, 54, 55,
60, 61, 68, 70, 71, 72, 84, 88, 93,
95, 118, 119, 120
Mobley, Austin: 103
Moody, Makayla: 20, 50, 73, 103
Moore, Katherine: 84 Patterson, Janelle: 111
Payne, Keaton: 58, 59, 62, 85
Moral s, Cameron: 58, 108 Payton, Amber: 108
Morgan, Kaylob: 20, 21, 57, 66, 67, 84, Peak, Kenneth: 67, 100
89,91
Peters, Aubrey: 20, 78, 104
Moriarty, Matthew: 84
Peterson, Matthew: 111
Morris, Danielle: 63, 100
Peterson, Teresa: 35, 63, 108
Morrison, Danny: 2
Pettis, Stephone: 111
Morn on, Kimberly: 35, 77, 108
Phillips, Cody: 59, Ill
Mersman, Justin: 100
Phillips, Monica: 67, 100
Mowery, Jasmine: 26, 57, 63, 68, 71, 81,
84 Pickens, Matthew: 66, 81, 1
Moyer, Julie: 76, 77, 78, 85 Pickens, Micayla: 46, 67, 100
Mullins, Kendyl: 108 Pickney, Austin: 39, 42, 100
Murphy, Jonathan: 36, 37, 50, 108 Pierce, Cheyanne: 17, 18, 32, 33, 57, 66,
69, 70, 72,74,85,91
N Pierce, Logan: 58, 104
alley, Dylan: 54, 78, 79, 85, 93 Pope, Kaleb: 31, 100
asse, Logan: 108 Popielarz, Alison: 104
elsen, Brittany: 59, 67, 85 Posten, Bryan: 65, 108
elson, Rachel: 66, 85 Posten, Samantha: 104
evills, Joseph: 31, 46, 47, 48, 104 Potter, Austin: 31, 42, 108
ewbole , Anthony: 67, 85, 90 Potter, Mason: 100
Newboles, James: 59, 67, 100 Potthoff, Caleb: 22, 70, 72, 75, 85, 88
Nguyen, Thai: 31, 42, 48, 58, 78, 108 Price, Austin: 108
Nicholson, Morgan: 67, 85
ovak, K. C.: 58, 104
Quisenberry, Ben: 58, 108
Novak, Paul: 59, 100
Null, Lucas: 104
Rauh, Jason: 100
0 Ray, James: 44, 45, 77, 104
Obernuefemann, Macy: 20, 21, 55, 62,
73, 104 Reed, Seth: 63, 104
Olguin, Jesus: 50 Register, Matthew: 50, 108
Olson, Diana: 54, 57, 104 Rehder, Samantha: 10, 67, 100
Ortner, Destany: 100 Reid, Destiny: 32, 40, 50, 54, 64, 104
Osborne, Cody: 104 Rice, Brenda: 110
Owens, Emily: 58, 108 Rice, Dylan: 31, 48, 100
Owens, Shelby: 67, 100 Richardson, Preston: 104
Riley, Devin: 31, 50, 75, 85, 120
p Riley, Michael: 108, 116
Pa kard, an y: 110
Riley, Sydney: 108
Pare, Lori: 2, 63, 111, 112, 113
Ritchie, Robin: 110
Parrish, Tyler: 111
Roam, Jordan: 20, 21, 62, 73, 108
Parsons, icole: 108
Roberts, Mark: 22, 67, 85, 89
Patten, Alexis: 19, 24, 34, 35, 61, 66,
Rochefort, Ashley: 63, 67, 85
69, 70, 85, 91
Rochefort, Danielle: 104
Patten, Zackery: 31, 58, 104
Rochefort, Jessica: 11, n, 108 Sibley, Heather: 108 Stracener, Alissa: 20, 73, 108

Rodriguez, Artemio: 11, 31, 50, 80, 104
Rodriguez, Jordon: 3, 100, 120, 121
Rodriguez, Mercedes: 44, 45, 46, 63,
65, 66, n.
10s
Rodriguez, Shilo: 20, 104
Rollins, Damien: 58, 108
Rollins, Mallhew: 100
Rotgers, Amy: 104
Rowden, Johnathan: 31, 104
Roweton, Brad: 48, 110
Runyan, Jennifer: 44, 45, 58, 62, 66,
104
Ryan, Ernest: 58, 104
Simmons, Jushn: 14, 17, 19, 31, 50, 51,
69, 72, 85, 90
Simons, Jennifer: 110
Simpson, Racheal: 110
Sims, Alexander: 67, 85
Sims, Connor: 8, 59, 100
Sims, Kayla: II, n, 108
Sims, Teresa: 9, 63, 100
Sisneros, Jose: 66, 67, 85
Skinner, Ab•ga•l: 104
Slack, Justin: 59, 85
Smith, Brillney: II, 58, 108
Smith, Carmen: 22, 32, 33, Ill
Strickland, Ka1la: 16, 22, 24, 54, 57, 64
66, 72, 75, 86, 90
Strickland, Kaylee: 24, 26, 38, 54, 55,
61, 64, 68, 70, 71, 72, 78, 79, 86,
88
Stromberg, Luke: 31, 46, 100
Stroup, Kyle: 48, 104
Swanigan, Anthony: 31, 100
Swanigan, Brandon: 100
Swanigan, Kayla: 58, 104
Swanigan, Morganne: 35, 58, 109
Swanigan, Tara: 111
Swigert, Brandon: 109

s Smith, Courtney: 45, 50, 51, 66, 108

Sailer, Stephaine: 67, 104
Salmon, Amanda: 50, n, 108
Salyards, Amber: n, 108
Sanders, Bradley: 42, 85
Sanderson, Anthony: 65, 108
Sandmann, Alecia: 57, 104
Sandmann, Amanda: 59, 63, 70, 71, 85
Sandmann, Crystal: 108
Savage, Travis: 104
Sayer, Kara: 16, 34, 35, 72, 75, 85, 91
Schleuning, Raymond: 46, 108
Schmidt, Christopher: 18, 31, 54, 70,
75,85
Schneider, Alexiss: 9, 100
Schn ider, Amy: 22, 55, Ill, 113
S ebaugh, Alexander: 104
Seebaugh, Jonathan: 48, 104
Seleman, Austin: 104
Sell, Carissa: 44, 45
Sell, Todd: 42, 111
Sergent, Cay: 110
Sharp, Holly: 65, n. 78, 79, 108
Sharp, Landon: 108
Sharp, Sarah: 58, 108
Shay, Joshua: 100
Tannehill, felicia: 104
Smith, Joyce: 22, 80, Ill, 112, 113, 114
Tannehill, Nickie: 109
Smith, Macey: 46, 78, 79, 104
Tatum, Ray: 101
Smith, Robert: 8, 56, Ill, 112, 113
Taylor, Kristen: 109
Smith, Taylor: n, 108
Terry, Calvin: 46, n, 109
Smith, Travis: 3, 18, 81, 85, 120, 121
Thiesen, Aaron: 8, 39, 78, 104
Smitherman, Sim: 108
Thompson, Darrin: 104
Smoot, Ashton: 100
Thompson, Johnathan: 109
Soden, Taylor: 104
Thompson, Sheila: 111
Sorrell, Haley: 108
Timmerwilke, Nick: 16, 18, 26, 70,
Sorrell, Heather: 80, 108 74, 75, 86, 88, 93
South, Crystal: 104
Timmerwilke, Sydney: 57, 63, 66, 104
Sparks, Trey: 48, 67, 85
Timmerwilke, Tristan: 42, 48, 109
Spears, Oren: 39, 104
Todd, Ashely: 44, 57, 61, 66, 101
Spears, Tray: 69, 100
Todd, Kaila: 8, 12, 26, 27, 44, 54, 56,
Sp1er, Joey: 66, 85 60, 61, 62, 66, 70, 86
Spoering, Grant: 19, 26, 70, 72, 74, 75, Tolliver, Subbrina: 101
85, 88
Tomlinson, Mabel: 22, 111, 113
Spradling, Daniel: 50, 86
Tompkins, Chelsey: 109
Stadler, Elisha: 104
T riplell, Tj: 101
Stark, Kelly: 111
Truex, Joshua: 67, 101
Steele, Alex: 27, 67, 86
Tummons, Bill: 59, 101
Stephenson, Kieth: 58, 104
Turner, Jon: 110
Sterling, Bobby: 54, 60, 75, 100
Turner, Rachel: 62, 86
Stewart, Logan: 11, 22, 67, 86, 90
Turner, Roger: 42, 81, Ill, 119
Stewart, Seth: 59, 104, 119

Shewmaker, Jordan: 40, 108
Shivers, Brillany: 100
Shoemaker, Jessica: 9, 44, 66, 70, 72,
78, 79,100
Shoemaker, Lacey: 32, 59, 70, 72, 74,
75,100
Stidham, Dillon: 57, 78, 79, 100 v
Valencia, Brandon: 18, 42, 48, 109
Stockton, Ann: 111
Valencia, Leone): 18, 24, 54, 64, 69,
Stone, Helen: 108
75, 86,90
Stoneman, Christy: 44, 57, 66, 100
Vannostrand, Cameron: 109
Stoneman, Courtney: 44, 57, 66, 100
Varela, Mallhew: n, 104
Stonerock, Chris: 100
Vela co, Billy: 57, 64, 75, 101
encill, Dushn: 109
Vest, Brittany: 15, 19, 22, 23, 26, 27,
34, 35, 54,59,69, 70,72,86,90
Vest, Dakota: 31, 42, 50, 51, 58, 78,
109
Viets, Anna: Ill
Vtels, Kaitlyn: 46, 63, 78, 79, 104
Vtels, Lauren: 64, 69, 70, 75, 86
w Wood, Dwayne: 110
Wagner, Aaron: 109
Wagner, Anthony: 42, 67, 86
Wagner, Samuel: 109
Waide, Chad: 59, 67, 101
Wallace, Ivy: 38, 55, 68, 71, 78, 104
Walls, Jewelle: 63, 109
Walls, Steven: 25, 65, 67, 86
Walters, Benjamin: 65, 78, 109
Walters, Tegan: 104
Washburn, Regina: 109
Weaver, Cierra: 77, 78, 79, 105
Webb, Kendra: 40, 50, 66, 74, 105
Webb, Laci: 44, 45, 66, 105
Whitlock, Bethany: 32, 40, 57, 61, 74,
105
Whillock, Brandilynn: 10, 15, 24, 26,
54, 56, 58, 60, 61, 68, 72, 74, 86,
88,94
Whtle, Elisabeth: 58, 77, 109
White, Tyler: 44, 59, 65, 66, 73, 101
Wilker on, Taylor: 18, 24, 32, 33, 54,
61,64, 72, 74, 75,86, 90
Williams, A hley: 101
Williams, Cody: 109
Williams, Darren: 105
Williams, Kara: 61, 77
Williams, Kyla: 44, 45, 50, 66, 105
Williams, Tyler: 46, 78, 81, 101
Wilson, Charli: 45, 77, 109
Wilson, Dale: 110
Wilson, Jesse: 109
Wilson, Jessica: 58, 101
Wilson, Karlianne: 44, 66, 77, 78,
86
Wing, Jody: 39, 56, 58, 105
Winkler, Collin: 59, 67, 101
Winkler, Dalton: 42, 48, 49, 105
Wise, Donnie: 15, 36, 37, 81, 101
Wise, Johnalhon: 109
Wise, Preston: 59, 101
Wise, Trenton: 59, 67, 101
\Vi e, Tyler: 19, 22, 54, 57, 62, 64, 86,
93
\Vall , Amber: 101
Wolhoy, Crystal: Ill
Wommack, [van: 59, 101, 114
The yearbook staff would like to thank the
community businesses for their faithful
Woodburn, Ethan: 48, 58, 109
Woods, Austin: 42, 43, 105
support. We could not have the quality
Woodward, Ashlen: 31, 58, 109
book we do without you. We are proud to
Woodward, Brytney: 10, 31, 57, 62, 66,
promote your businesses in our book.
105 Thanks for all you do.
Woodward, Whytney: 23, 44, 45, 66,
105
'Wright, Morgan: 109
Wright, Natasha: 22, 86
WILLIAM D. BOOTH, D.D.S.
y We also do Orthodontics
Yoder, Susanna: 86
York, Jessica: 20, 44, 45, 50, 61, 64,
65, 66, 76, 77, 109 BUFFALO HEIGHTS SHOPPING CENTER
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Young, Cliff: 110
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Zamora, Stephanie: 109
Zollo, Dylan: 86
Zouck, Kolby: 105
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What
happened
out there
while we
were in here
DUN G MACHINE
At mi-.>rng hr.. entire rookre season due to c1
k e rnJurv, Blake Grrftrn of the BAs Los ngeb
Iipper. became a star \'.ith hi-. \\eeklv highlimt·
re I dunks. Griffin stole the show ,11 the annual
lam Dunk Conte t b~ jumprng O\er a car in hrs
trnal dunk.
REDEMPTION
After a horrrfrc crash broke his
,ml..l the prevrous year and
rurned hrs season, skateboarder
Ryan heckler returned at the X
Games to win the kJteboarcling
treet Gold.
NEARLY UNSTOPPABLE
The onnecticut women'
basketball team kept on wrnnrng.
The Huskies hit 89 straight wins
before their thre -year streak
was snapped rn December by
Ianford. The string of victories
broke the college basketball
record for consecuti\ '\'>ins.
A ULL RECOVERY
just a vear after returnrng from
a long hiatus with an album that
some found off the mark, rap
arti<.t Emrnem r lea-. d RlJ< O\ efl..
Th record put him back in
the spotlight, with the song
"Not Afraid" and 10 Gram my
nomrnatrons, more than any
other mu-.ician.
A LEGAL MESS
Lrnclsay Lohan probably wished
she could re-do the year. The
troubl d actress pent time in
jail after a judge determined
she violated her probation on
DU I charges. Then it was off
to a rehab facility after failing
a drug test.
SING IT!
The world of high "hoot 'I \\
choir n •v •r had it o good . (
contrnupcJ to be on of the
popular show on TV, earnrn
prai e from its army of ··GJc
ongs from each episode J
quickly became some ot t
most downloaded songs on
iTunes.
BA superstar LeBron james
rnfamously announced
hrs intention to leave hrs
hometown team, the leveland
Cavaliers, and sign a free-agent
deal with the Miami Heat on
an E PN specia l called The
Decision. The program drew
hrgh TV ratrngs, with \'.ildly
different react ions from fans.
NO TEXTS BEHIND
THE WHEEL
More slates began to outlaw
text messaging while dri1.ing. By
the end of 201 0, the a<.t w,1s
prohibited in 23 statPs. Other
~tates were considering texting
laws targeting drivers under 18.
'lome studies showed texting
v1.hile dri1.ing to b potent1ally
.Js d,mgerou~ a., drunk dnvmg.

FINALLY, A WEDDING
After '>C\ en years of dating, Great
Britain 's Prince William and
Kate Middleton 'et an April 29,
201 1, "' dding date. William,
second in line to the throne,
ga1.e Middleton the apphire-
and-diamond ring gi1.en to hi-.
mother, Diana.

MIDDLE EAST UNREST

Unrest ripp l d through the
Middle East and bleVI. up in E~pt,
'"here thousand. ot citizen' tool;
to the 'treeb, lore ing Presid nt
Hosni .\1ubaral; to 'tep dm1.n.
The demonstration in Egypt
follo,~.ed an uprising in Tunbia
that also pread to Algena ,
Yemen, Iran, Jordan and Libva.
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THE LEGEND OF
LANDON
When Landon Donovan
knot ked hume the v"1nnmg goal
in tht• waning second~ again>t
lgena 111 the 2010 World
Cup, the U .. ~occer team
dramati< ally wo it~ Group.
Unfortunate!}, the fun clid
n Ia t \\hen the team lost to
Ghana in the next round. pain
wa-. the big winner, clef ating
etherland-. in th fmal.

TIM E TO RETIRE?
t 41, Brett Favrt• return ed
for one more -.ea on \\ith the
,\1\mnesota Vikings. It wa ... a
rough go for the agmg tar, ,h
the Viking ea,.un crumbled and
Fauc v.. a-. knocked out "1th a
shoulder inJurv th.1t L'nded hi
con ecutive gam treak at 2'17.

A uburn quarterback am Quarterback Aaron Rodgers led

ewton won the H 1sman
1 rophy and led Auburn to the
B national champion h1p
dunng a dazzling season, even
w hile he endured allegat1ons hi
father • hopp d" him to colleges
for money\\ hen he \\as a JUnior
colleg • plaver. •wton 'aid he
knew nothmg about it, and the
CAA found no evid nee of
wrongdoing.
the Green Bav Packers to a 31-
25 vi tory over the Pittsburgh
t lers in up r Bowl XL
matching up two of the FL·
traditional franchises. Rodgers
threw for 303 yards and three
touchdowns in th game that
drew more than 110 million
viewer , making it the most-
watched TV program 1n U.S.
history.

If it could go \Hong this y ar for
Tiger Woods, chc1nces c1re it did,
just like this errant shot at the
Ryd 'r Cup. On the comeb<1ck
trail from hi per~onal trouble ,
Woods went winless in a sea~on
for the fir-.t time in his pro career.
All the \'lihile, Woods lo-.t his #1
ranking c1nd his marri<~ge to Elin
ordegren ended in divorce.
DREAM S DASHED
Illegal 1mm1gratio1 r· m m d
a hot topic. In De PmbE>r
Congr ss d1d not pa th
Development, Relie t and
Education for Alien Mmor ct
- the DREAM Act-whiCh \\OUid
have given college stud n who
were illeg<~l immigr,mt , wa to
become U .. citizen,.

z OIL SPILL AFTERMATH

a: The economy along the Gu lf
w ., --41"20 10
c:a S! of Mexico continued to suffer CALIFORNIA DREAMIN'
2
w ' .J .... ~
Ill from the worst oil spill in U .. " e ha, Rihanna Chri tina
2
w
a: ' . . m
;:o history. Th explosion of ,,
British Petroleum rig pumped
Aguilera - pop tarlets were
hug in 201 0·11 and none had a
Vote the 8111111 !,!TI about 2.3 million gallons of oil better year th,m Katy Perry. The
daily into the water until it wa i1rst three ingle ott her album
capped thre months later. Teena1w Dream were among
the mo t downloaded ongs of
the year, starting \'\ith the catchy
"California Curls."

SINGLED OUT

till worried about the economy

·lnd JObs, voters on Nov. 2 elected
Republican Party majority to
th House of R presentatives
after putting Democrats in office
just two years <~go . Som Tea
Party members were elected.
Democrats kept their S nate STAND PAT OR
majority.
PAT DOWN
Air trav lers h<1d to decide
wheth r to stand for a full-
body -ray can or submit
to a thorough pat down
by Transportation ecurity
Administration agents. Pass nger
prot sts did not o cur during
Thanksg1ving, as many feared.
 THE WAIT IS OVER
Fans ot Tht> Beatles ot a treat
v... ht>n Apple <~nnounced that
the band\ entire c.ltalog \\,ls
a\ailable on 1Tunes. QUite
a pairing to finally "conw
tog•ther."

kinny wrist band, c.1lled illy

Bandz were the c.raze with
more than voung girb. Although
stretched to fit and be \\Orn on
wn-.ts, ...,hen remo\ed, they
returned to their original shape,
such a animab and letters.

TOTAL ECLIPSE
OF THE HEART
Team Edward? Or team J,
No matter v.hich side you \
on, there '>eemcd no question
that vou ~H·rc on a side v.. hcn
T\\ilight: Eclipse hit theaters
and >et the r •cord for bigge..t
AM I DREAMING? midnight opening in U .. box
Inc cption becamf.' a movie office hi tory.
e\E'I)bod 'l'emed o be talking
about. The thrill r Jbout the
\\orld ot dreams and tealing
' r tarring Leonardo
01 aprio left some people
rav111g, but other., puzzled.
onfu-.ed yet?

Talk about waltmg for an encore.

A d cade after the prev10us
movie in the animated serie ,
Toy tory 3 clo>ed the story on
oodv, Buzz Lightyear and the
JX•st of the gang. Most agreed
it was a fitting \Hap-up for the A FINAL CHAPTER FOR
johlble group.
HARRY POTTER
The film ver> ion of the fin<tl
chapter 1n the H.ury Potter ,1ga
of books, Harry Potter and the
Deathly Hallows, \\as broken up
into two parts. The first movie
was relet~ d in ov mb •r
to much fanfare, with the
cone lusion scheduled (once and
for alii by summer 2011.
US SOLDIERS ON DUTY MORE WOES FOR HAITI AUSTRALIA DRENCHED
Whil' fewer than 50,000 U.S.
sold1ers remained Ill Iraq, about
98,000 of them \H're fighting
tht• Taliban in Afghanbtan. More
th,m 470 U .. soldiers died in
Afghanbtan in 2010, and U.S.
officials considered moving the
troop Withdrawa l date from
2011 to 2014.
Following a devastat1ng
earthquake early 111 the year,
Haiti ended 2010 in the middle
of a tholera epidem1c. The
death toll reached more than
1 ,700 people and continued to
me.
Devastatmg flood 1ng started m
November in Australia 's state
of Queen land and did not
let up lor months. In add1tion
to soaking rains, yclone Yasi
pa< ked a punch .1mid the waterv
destruction. T\\entv people died,
including a 13-year-old boy \\ho
dro\.,ned while b •gging rescuers
to "-lve his younger brother fir t.
NO M INOR FEAT
Thirtv-three Chde,m m1ner.. were
rescued after being trapped
69 day~ in a collap ed mine.
During that time, food, supplies
and mediCine \\ere sent dm\n
\\ hile offiCial~. including ASA
c1entbts, devi~ed the capsule
that got them out one-bv-une
AB Family s n ' h1t mystery,
Prett~ Little Li,m, told the stor.
oi four h1gh .,chool friends
\\hose secrets g 't r '\ealed bv a
mysterious stranger. Big ratmgs
follo\.,ed, along \\ ith a Fa\orite
TV Obse-..,ion nomination .1t the
People\ hoice warck
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 DRIVE FOR FIVE
ASCAR dnver ]1mm1e ]oh n~on
\\On hi~ fifth 'traight print Cup
champion~h1p . The la~t tun
anybod t>be von the up?
2005. Pr >id nt Obama had
been a U ... Senator for less
than a ear. and Gvven tt'fani '>
"Hollabad; Girl " wa~ tht• #1
~ong 1n the l,mcl.

OUT OF WORK,
OUT OF FOOD
The unemployment rate
r ma1n d high. reathing 9.8% in
ovemb r. De-.pite the joble-.-
rate and one in -.even American.
\\ere living on food tamp>,
holida\ p nding increa ed b\
more than 3% over la-.t \ear to
more than 450 billion.

EW NORMAL IN
HOUSING
Am1d foreclosures and houses
not ~elling, nev., trend~ in \\here
\\ hv e app art>d. ' \\ hom
being built \\ere ~mailer, and
more people vvere r nting
in tead of buying hou. e .
 MEXICO AT WAR
Violence overtooJ... Mex1co a5 drug lord fou ht
each other and police in se.,eral citie, along th
U.. border. More than 3,000 people were k1lled
in Mexico in the blood heel, including innoo nt
ci\ilians.

Pitcher· ruled ba' b,11i. Du tng

the 2010 t'cNHl, 1 no-hitter~
1\ere thro11 n only thL th,rcl time
that happened in orw ~eason.
Philadelph1a' Ro Halladay
thr '1\ 111 o of them rncludrng
Oil(' In the .l. JJid Of i-_

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TRAGEDY IN TUCSON
U.S. Rep. Gabriel! iffords of
Anzona was shot and a federal A SECOND CHANCE
Judge and fi.,e others v1.ere J...illed M1chael Vick . .,.,ho pent ti\O
1\hen cl gunman opened fire years in prison for operating a
during a publi event in Tuc n dog-fighting ring, r • m rg d as
hosted by Giffords. Thirteen one of the top quarterbacb in
oth rs were wound d. Giffords' the FL with Philadelphia. Vick
progress in her re overy from tool-.. over the Eagl s starting job
her brain injury amazed doctor;. in eptember and guid d them
1nto the playofis.

A NEW NATION
"<>pie in outhern udan
vot('d to create a nev. nation,
'eparate from northern ·udan.
ot •rs dipp d fing •rs 111 mk to
mark their ballots. The vote v\.as
the result ot a 20-\ear ci\il v.. ar
and v\.as called for in the peac
agreement reached by the 1.\">o
SHOTS EXCHANGED
Tensions V\.ere high on the
"-orean penm ula . The v.. orld
v\.aited to 'l'e it more ,hoh would
be exchanged after orth "-orea
launched an artillery attack on
outh Korea The orth tla imed
it v.. as pro~ oked bv outh Korea 's
militaf\ exeroses.
JESUS STANDS TALL
Poland now has th world\
tallest statue of Jesus, a plaster
and fiberglass likeness th,lt
stands at 1 70 feet. It eclip es the
1 33-foot Cristo d Ia Concordia
in Bolivia and the 1 30-foot
hrist the Red •emer in Rio d '
Janeiro, Brazil.

NEW MEMBER OF THE

SUPREMES
Elena Kagen was sworn in as
the nev.,est U.S. upreme Court
justice, replacing retiring Justice
John Paul tevens. For the first
t1me, thr e v.. omen sat on the
bench - Kagen, Ruth Bader
BAREFOOT BANDIT
Ginsberg and onia otomayor. ON TRIAL
Colton Harris-Moore, 19, known
as the Barefoot Bandit for going
NO LUXURY CRUISE shoe! , was scheduled to be
early 4,500 passenger and crew were stranded tried on charges of stealing
on a arnival Crui e ship that lost all power after airplanes and boats and taking
an engin -room f1re. B sid s no electricity and them for a -.pin. On the run since
unreliable toilets, everyone ate Spam and Pop- 2008, he was captured in the
Tarts airlifted to them whi le the ship was towed Bahamas after allegedly flying
to San Diego. th re from Indiana.
 PARTY BY THE BAY
After horbtop Edgar R •nteria
slugged ,, dramati liome run
in the 7"' inntng f Game 5, the
an Francisco iants finished
PUT THE DROUGHT off an impr babl victory in
ON ICE the 2010 World eric> again t
The Ch~eago Blackhav\-ks ended .._"!S:;;;~ the Texa> Ranger>. It was the
r;
the longc>t drought in hockey by fir>t champion hip for the team
wmning the tanley Cup for the since it moved to San Francisco
fir>t time >ince 1961. in 1958.

GRAMMYWINNERS

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FACEBOOK ON THE
BIG SCREEN
The fame of Facebook hit a
new high with the movie The
oe~al 'etwork, the story of how
th web ite was created by a
group of Harvard clas mates.
Of cour e, throwing Justin
Timb rlake into a key role
helped.

Author Mark Twam publi hed

hi autobiography 1 00 years
after hb death. Twain reque ted
the later relea. e date 'o he could
ay wh at he really thought
""1thout hurting anyone. Th fir~t
of three volumes hit the best-
seller list

LET'S MOVE
First Lady Michelle Obama's
Let's Move organization
celebrated a year of help1ng kid
and parents eat healthier and
exercise more. Obama invited
local children to the White
Hou to help m a community
garden and play soccer.

San Franc1sco, toys could not

mclud d with kids' meal that
ad too much fat and sugar. A
n w Ia gave restaurants one
year t make kid ' meal more
nutritious if they want to include
toys with the food

Taylor w1ft released her album
peak ·ow. Swift worked on the
.Jibum for two year~ and wrote
every song by h 'r elf. ome of
the songs even included live
strings and a full orchestra.
MILLIONS REPORT FOR DUTY
The relea e of vid 'O g.1m1: Call of Duty: Black
Ops was one of the pop culture events of the
year. More than seven million copies were sold m
the first 24 hour of its sale. Gamer> raved, whil
critics scolded the gam 's violence.

MORE THAN THEY OSCARS SHOW

BARGAINED FOR SOME GRIT
A .t .tt. ,!,ked [>ubilc worker~ A remake of the well-known
to pay more of their health care western True Grit earned 10
and pens1on co,ts, Wbconsm Academy Award nominations,
employ e , Ill< luding te.1c hers, including Be t Picture.
rrotest d that increa~ and the
propos,ll to end their uni on~,'
collecti\e IMrg<~ining right>. With
teach > r~ demon~trating instead
of working, some Wisconsin
school d"tri do,ed for a few
cb ys.

FAN GOES TOO FAR

For decades, football fans at
Auburn Unl\er~ity celebrated
\ictories by lining the 130-year
old trees of "Toomer's orner''
on campus with toilet paper.
However, after a game with END OF AN ERA
ri~al Alabama thi eason, one After n arly 30 year , A A
rim on Tide fan spiked th ret1red the pace huttle
trees with a chemical to ki ll mann >d spaceflight program.
them. The fan was e\entually The final pace Shuttle mis ion
arrested. was sch duled for june 2011
with Atlantis, ,.,hile ome grour
and organization continued to
propo e the program be k pt
ali\ e.
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GOOD-BYE, WIZARD
Con"dered bv orne as the
greatest colleg ba~ketball
SNOWFALL TOTALS
coach ev r for his 10 national
champion'h'P' at U LA, John
Wooclen died at the age of
99. f\nov.n a the "Wizard of
We 1\\ood.H Wooden \\On
the national coach oi the vear
honor six times.

HISTORIC BLIZZARD
k ~> no , \\ ind and ub-z ro
<Old jan 31 Feb. 3 mterrupt I
hfe for m1ll1on ot p ople 111 0
tat from Tt•X.l to Mame
R cord snowtall m som e
place one to 1\\o teet from
Okl,1homa to Michigan .mel
fier wmd au ed ''hiteouts,
trand d motorists and hind •red
nowplow . School,, busine. ,
c1t1 and a1rports clos d, and
bu1ldings collap ed.

Groupon.com became one of

'\s he cl sire to eat lo ally
grown toocb mcrea d, more
city d \\ •IIPrs \\ ere planting
their o\\ n gard n and even
ra ising chickens for the eggs.
Ordinances \\ere revised in
se\eral cities to allow resid nt>
to ke<'p a few chickens.
the late t internet crazes by
off ring up a deal of the day.
If a certain number of people
signed up for the "Groupon,"
it took effect for all. By the end
of 2010. Groupon was serving
up daily d •als in the 150 large~t
U.. cities to n arly 35 million
reg1st red u~ •rs.
I SEE YOU
More fam1ly and fnends began
using the web service Skyp to
com municate long d istance
Using w b ams and voice-over
IP technology, kype U'>ers \\ere
able to place free video call., to
ach other no matt r '"'here tht•v
\\ere loc.lted. ·
 SLEEP TIGHT
BPdbugs became a big
problem in some areas of the DAYTONA SURPRISE
United tate~. Bedbug~ live m In onlv hts second race on the "print up circuit,
mattre,~es, cloth mg. carpets and 20-year old dri•er Trevor Bayne Y.on the Daytona
furniture. ome people hired 500. B.1yne beC"ame the young t Daytona 500
pest control companies with wmner ev r.
b dbug-sniffing clogs to find
them and kill them.

NASA biologish in ,llitornta

eli>< overed a new strain of
balleria called GFAJ-1 at
the bottom of a lake. The
microorganism used arsenic,
not phosphorus, for some of
its cellular components. The
discovery of a life form using
arsenic as a building block I d
to many new theories about life
on other planet>.

HIGHEST-RATED TV SHOWS

STAR POWER
The judge~ · table on American
Idol took on almost an enttrel
n w look. imon cm.. ell left
asp). as did 1\ar Dto uardi.
In th ir place stepped in J nnifer
Lop z and Aerosmith's teven
Tvlcr not exactly a couple of
amateurs.

RISE OF THE MACHINE

0 vrlop rs at IBM ncatcd an artifi<"ial
mtellig nee program named "Watson" and
tested it out b • letting tt comp n the quiz
show }C'opardy! agatn-.t former champi n 1\cn
jenntngs and Brad Rutt r. Watson won th
m.:~tc h ''• with the wtnntngs going to charity.
 FEEDING THE "APP"ETITE
iPhones iPads and other
martphones contmued to be
more popular than e>er, with
users gobbling up the latest
"Apps." Games, news feeds,
radio tations most users
V~.ere downloading software
applicatiOns by the dozens.

LOOK, NO HANDS!
To compete V\ith the popularity
of the intendo Wi1, Microsoft
created the Kinect d >i e to go
\\ith its '<bo 360 \ideo gaming
ystem. Built around a V~.ebcam,
K111 t let users ha\e a controller-
lrl'e g.1me e p n nc u ing
ge,ture and voice commands.

FAN FRIENDLY
After releasmg h1 latest album,
My Beautiful Dark Twi ted
Fantasy, rapper Kanye West
b gan a promotion he called
"G.O.O.D. Fridays" releasing a
new free song on iTune every
Friday for thre month .

A RISING STAR
It VI. 1sn quite enough to get 111ger justin Bieb r continued
nomir,,ned 13 t1mes and win to gam notoril'ty. The former
seven award5 at the \1\TV YouTub sensation produced
Video Musi wards for Lady four hit singles. Bieber also set
.a ,1 Th pop diva accepted out on his first nation,ll tour,
her Video of the Year award mad guest app arances on
.. earing a dre, mad entirely aturday ight u .. e and /,and
of ra\\ mt•at wa named Arti'>t of the Y ar at
the American Musi wards.

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