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CMS Yearbook Newsletter  

Quarter 3   March 2018 

  NESA testing is coming up next quarter. We have prepared some ideas for  good test taking strategies. Most students here at CMS do not study for these  tests, but studying is always acceptable. Keeping yourself hydrated is something  to keep in mind. Make sure you get enough sleep, you can’t run on little to no  sleep. Read through every question at least once or twice. Don’t stress over the  tests, the NESA isn’t graded but you still need to try your hardest to get a good  grade on it. Once you are done with all of the questions, read over all of the  questions again and see if there are any questions where you need to change the  answer on. You have plenty of time to complete these tests so don’t rush through  the questions because we can guarantee you that the grade of the test won’t be  good. If you don’t know the answer to the question, try to answer it reasonably.  Eliminate the answers you know are wrong until you get to an answer that could  be right. Don’t become distracted by classmates or other commotion going on  around you.    This section is brought to you by Isabella Klein, Addison Svajgr, and Reagan  Armagost    

 

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This section is written by Shaundra Wiederholt & Lynzi Becker.         

 

3    History Day   History day is a nationwide competition held every year. Also held at the state level that gives students the opportunity to present and research projects based on the interest and the theme of the current. This year's theme is Conflict and Compromise. There are 16 students who decided to participate this year. A majority of the students who are participating are girls. Two of the most popular ones to do are either a documentary or an exhibit. During History Day, it's not all about history. Out of experience, Mr. Frauen’s favorite part about History Day is the lunch. “EVERYONE SHOULD DO IT” -Mr Frauen 2K18 This section was brought to you by Aubree Eldridge   SCIENCE FAIR 

  The Science Fair activities class has been working very hard this quarter. They  presented their projects at the Curtis Science Fair. They also have another competetion at  UNK on March 15th. The students won the following awards at their first Science Fair:    Alexa Nelsen- blue ribbon/State Qualifier  Ashtyn Snider- red ribbon  Carly Jensen- blue ribbon  Connor Brock- blue ribbon  Eli Boryca- red ribbon  Kelsey Shotkoski-blue ribbon/State Qualifier  Maddex German- red ribbon  Kiley Porter- red ribbon  Mikaylee Kloepping-yellow ribbon  Sam Hergenrader- white ribbon  Sean Worthman- blue ribbon  Tag Sassali- blue ribbon 

  This section is written by Carly Jensen and Alexa Nelsen. 

 

 

 

 

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The Jungle Book Kids!  Play production was a choice for one of the activity classes for the sessions in second  and third quarter. We started practicing at the beginning of January, and we worked very  hard until production time. When it was time to perform Disney Jungle Book Kids, we  were very excited. We had a fun time performing to the elementary school, middle  school, and for the public. Some characters were the monkeys, coils, bees, the jungle,  vultures, elephants, wolves, and other characters.   Our lead characters were:   Brock Lee, Mowgli  

Kelseigh Romero, Shanti  

Zion Emerson, Bagheera 

Damion Fochtman, Shere Khan 

Graci Marhenke, Baloo  

Katie Wilson, Kaa 

Samuel Hermosillo, King Louie  

Shaundra Wiederholt, Colonel Hathi  

The directors were Mrs. Kostrunek and Mrs. Blackmore. Aaliyah Wilkins was the  choreographer. The crew was a lot of help with props and make-up. We danced, sang,  and laughed. It was so much fun. I hope you enjoyed it because the people that put it on  certainly did.  

Written by Tara Linn and Alyssa Kolbo   

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8th Grade Basketball 

First Name Last Name: Points, Rebounds, Turnovers, Assists, Steals, Blocks Colby Rodgers-28,21,5,2,9,1 Nathan Engel-22,24,16,6,6,3 Nolan Wetovick-73,19,18,19,12,1 Paul Cole-30,34,10,6,4,4 Jacob Weatherly-112,15,22,14,25,5 Cameron Buesing-14,20,15,3,9,2 Brady Davis-41,22,22,12,13,1 Brayden Wilkinson-15,50,6,2,13,4

Braxton Walker-47,21,50,6,18,2 Jade Brown-36,43,17,0,7,8,2 Isaac Martinez-Ramos-36,19,38,7,8,0 Morgan Morris-7,13,4,1,5,1 Juan Herrera-7,10,9,0,3,1 Thony Lopez-0,2,3,0,0,0 Kevin Cruz-3,6,9,3,9,0 Gavin Thaden-8,7,6,2,1,1

Coaches:​ Mr. Botts and Ms. Soucie We Asked A Couple of Players Questions: Cameron Buesing​: What was the highlight of your eighth grade basketball career? Making the game winning free throws against McCook. What did you like about Mr. Botts? The way he taught our offense. Looking back on the year, what would you have done differently? I would have wanted to shoot better free throws.

Paul Cole: ​What was the highlight of your eighth grade basketball career? Beating Broken Bow after losing to them last year. What did you like about Mr. Botts? He made basketball fun. Looking back on the year, what would you wished you have done better? Finished layups better.

Gavin Thaden:​ What was the highlight of your eighth grade basketball career? Getting the ball a lot. What did you like about Mr. Botts? He helped me get better throughout the season. Looking back on the year, what would you wished you have done better? Being smarter with the ball.

 

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7th Grade Basketball

Roster: ​Connor Huertas Sam Hergenrader Alex Svajgr Cash Chytka Eli Boryca Brock Lee Bryson Bussinger Gauge Hasbrouck Taylor Siemering Tag Sassali Carter Tilson Cord Chytka JJ Rodriguez Andrew Carrillo Jaden Vollenweider Hunter Keim David Sanchez Sam Blackmore Logan Linder Shawn Peltier Jonathan Meints Brody Moss Drake Sattler Coaches:​ Mr. Young and Mr. Nutt We Asked A Couple of Players Questions: Tag Sassali:​ What is your highlight of your seventh grade basketball season? The first win of the season against Holdredge. What are you looking forward to for next years season? More wins. What did you like about Coach Young? He didn’t make us condition. Taylor Simmering:​ What is your highlight of your seventh grade basketball season? Scoring the most points in his first game. What are you looking forward to for next years season? Being able to play more games. What did you like about Coach Young? He likes to make jokes. Connor Brock:​ What is your highlight of your seventh grade basketball season? Being a starter. What are you looking forward to for next years season? Scoring more points. What did you like about Coach Young? He taught us a lot.

 

Written By: Nolan Wetovick, Jacob Weatherly, and Brady Davis 

 

 

 

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CMS  Baby updates  Henry Rexing  Henry is 16 weeks old and growing like a weed! He is 13 pounds and 27 inches long. Henry is a laughing and smiling machine. He loves to look around and grab things right in front of him. Tummy time is not his favorite. We can almost roll over but not quite yet.

Jackson Botts  He is Fat and Happy! Stats are 12 lbs, 22 inches tall, brown hair and blue eyes. He's currently looking to sign a free agent contract with a weekend babysitter. His demands are milk, peek-a-boo, and getting changed every hour.  

     

 

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Lucy Rose Morris 8 lbs 3 ounces, 20 3/4 inches long 

  Donovan Jesse Twyford  Donovan Jesse Twyford born 3/2/2018 at 7:59 AM He weighed 8lbs 12oz