Warriors Newsletter
WARRIORS August 23, 2016 Volume 3, Issue 2
Warriors Newsletter Menu Breakfast:
2015-16 Yearbooks Are Here
Thurs.: Grilled chicken breast, dinner rolls, rice, steamed broccoli, peaches, salad bar & milk
If you ordered a 2015-16 Indiahoma Warrior yearbook, they have arrived and are available for pick up in the library. Our books look really great this year and we are proud of the job that our two, count them, two yearbook class students did in creating the book. It was a lot of work for such a small staff, but our 96 page, full-color yearbook is top notch. If you did not secure your copy of the yearbook, then it is not too late. Ms. Whitman ordered a few extras in hopes that they would be in demand from the students, parents and community. The price for a
Fri.: BBQ sandwiches, baked chips, baked beans, apple slices, salad bar & milk
Students Win a Collective $540 for Their Art Last School Year
Tues.: Biscuits, sausage patties, gravy, fruit, juice & milk Wed.: French toast sticks, sausage patties, fruit, juice & milk Thurs.: Tornadoes/peanut butter & jelly sandwich, salsa, fruit, juice & milk Fri.: Cereal, toast, sausage patties, fruit, juice & milk
Lunch: Tues.: Chicken nuggets, mac & cheese, green beans, diced pears, salad bar & milk Wed.: Pizza, corn, applesauce, salad bar & milk
The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familiar or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual’s income.
During the 2015-16 school year, Indiahoma school students earned a collective $540.00 in cash and prizes for their artwork. Students accomplished this by competing in three local posters contests. The “Keep Oklahoma Beautiful” Trash Poster contest awards county and state prizes for students who create posters with the message of keeping Okla-
book is $25.00, which is a great deal compared to other schools who pay a
lot more. The yearbook class does not receive a profit from the books, and the early bird books that were sold last year were below cost. The
homa clean. The posters have an environmental theme and are used in public buildings and a calendar put out by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation. Students in Ms. Whitman’s elementary and secondary classes learned about protecting the environment through recycling, composting and thinking about the life of products before they are purchased. Add a lesson on lettering
amount was made up by yearbook advertisement sales to local businesses and churches. A great time to pick up your 2015-16 yearbook, or purchase one if you have not done so, is at the upcoming ice cream social. The open-house event will be held on August 30th this year. Ms. Whitman and her new yearbook staff will be on hand to pass out pre-paid books, or sale you a copy for a mere $25.00. You may also take advantage of the 2016-17 yearbook early bird special: $20.00. Hope to see you there!
and graphic design and you end up with a Comanche County 3rd-5th grade winner Mary Komahcheet. Mary placed third with her basketball-themed poster. She received a certificate from the county and $20.00 in art supplies. This annual contest collects approximately 14,000 entries
statewide each year. Continued on pg 2.
Fall Sports Announce Schedules Come on Out and Support the Warriors Baseball and Lady Warrior Softball High School Baseball Schedule 8/23 8/25 8/29 8/30 9/3 9/6 9/9 9/13
Duke Geronimo Chattanooga Big Pasture Duke Olustee Geronimo Big Pasture
4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
Away Away Home Away Home Home Home Home
Junior High Baseball Schedule 8/25 8/29 9/2 9/6 9/9
2016 Fall Softball Schedule
Plan of the Week (and beyond) Aug. 19: JH/HS softball hosts Chatty, 4:30 & 5:30 Aug. 20: JH/HS softball hosts Big Pasture, 10 & 11 am Aug. 23: HS baseball at Duke, 4:30 p.m. Aug. 25: JH & HS baseball at Geronimo, 4:30 p.m. Aug. 26-27: HS softball, Chatty Tournament Aug. 29: JH & HS baseball vs. Chatty at home, 4:00 p.m. Aug. 30: Ice Cream Social, Auditorium
Geronimo Chattanooga Big Pasture Olustee Geronimo
4:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.
Away Home Home Home Home
Cont. from pg 1. The Comanche County Farm Bureau hosts its own poster contest every year to promote farm safety. Students in Mrs. Strong’s weekly library class learned how to locate books with pictures of farm animals in the library. They also took on a few art lessons. The class, along with 5th grade student Kentlee Abbott, who took the challenge on her own, brought four of the top five prizes to Indiahoma! Jasmon Surman placed second, earning $30.00, Sarah Whitman 3rd for $25.00, Kentlee Abbott 4th for $20.00 and Kylee Elliot placed 5th with a prize of $15.00. The final contest entered was the Lawton International Festival poster design. The posters are used to advertise the annual festival held at Elmer Thomas Park each September. Indiahoma art students took on the subjects of lettering, graphic design and the math of centering words and phrases as they created their masterpieces. The result was $430.00 dollars worth of prize money for the students as well as a first graphic design gig for one senior. Two fifth grade students tied for first place in the K-5th category. Scout Neuegbauer and Grace Steckley each received a $50.00 prize. 5th grader Jim Haney won $30.00 for his second place entry. In the 6-8th grade category, 6th grade student Madilynn Pierson won first for $50.00. Alanna Zelek placed second in the 9-12th grade category, earning $30.00. The top winner this year was Indiahoma senior Elizabeth Jones, taking home a collective $220.00 for her International Poster design. She placed not only in the 9 -12th age category, but she topped all the other categories, including the adult, to win the overall poster design! She will be honored at the festival and her art will be used to create advertising posters, t-shirts, brochures and other marketing materials for the festival. All of the design winners are on display in the lobby of McMahon Memorial Auditorium. Free posters will be available at the Arts & Humanities office on the west side of McMahon Auditorium in early September.
Warriors Newsletter Menu Breakfast:
2015-16 Yearbooks Are Here
Thurs.: Grilled chicken breast, dinner rolls, rice, steamed broccoli, peaches, salad bar & milk
If you ordered a 2015-16 Indiahoma Warrior yearbook, they have arrived and are available for pick up in the library. Our books look really great this year and we are proud of the job that our two, count them, two yearbook class students did in creating the book. It was a lot of work for such a small staff, but our 96 page, full-color yearbook is top notch. If you did not secure your copy of the yearbook, then it is not too late. Ms. Whitman ordered a few extras in hopes that they would be in demand from the students, parents and community. The price for a
Fri.: BBQ sandwiches, baked chips, baked beans, apple slices, salad bar & milk
Students Win a Collective $540 for Their Art Last School Year
Tues.: Biscuits, sausage patties, gravy, fruit, juice & milk Wed.: French toast sticks, sausage patties, fruit, juice & milk Thurs.: Tornadoes/peanut butter & jelly sandwich, salsa, fruit, juice & milk Fri.: Cereal, toast, sausage patties, fruit, juice & milk
Lunch: Tues.: Chicken nuggets, mac & cheese, green beans, diced pears, salad bar & milk Wed.: Pizza, corn, applesauce, salad bar & milk
The U.S. Department of Agriculture prohibits discrimination against its customers, employees, and applicants for employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex, gender identity, religion, reprisal, and where applicable, political beliefs, marital status, familiar or parental status, sexual orientation, or all or part of an individual’s income.
During the 2015-16 school year, Indiahoma school students earned a collective $540.00 in cash and prizes for their artwork. Students accomplished this by competing in three local posters contests. The “Keep Oklahoma Beautiful” Trash Poster contest awards county and state prizes for students who create posters with the message of keeping Okla-
book is $25.00, which is a great deal compared to other schools who pay a
lot more. The yearbook class does not receive a profit from the books, and the early bird books that were sold last year were below cost. The
homa clean. The posters have an environmental theme and are used in public buildings and a calendar put out by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation. Students in Ms. Whitman’s elementary and secondary classes learned about protecting the environment through recycling, composting and thinking about the life of products before they are purchased. Add a lesson on lettering
amount was made up by yearbook advertisement sales to local businesses and churches. A great time to pick up your 2015-16 yearbook, or purchase one if you have not done so, is at the upcoming ice cream social. The open-house event will be held on August 30th this year. Ms. Whitman and her new yearbook staff will be on hand to pass out pre-paid books, or sale you a copy for a mere $25.00. You may also take advantage of the 2016-17 yearbook early bird special: $20.00. Hope to see you there!
and graphic design and you end up with a Comanche County 3rd-5th grade winner Mary Komahcheet. Mary placed third with her basketball-themed poster. She received a certificate from the county and $20.00 in art supplies. This annual contest collects approximately 14,000 entries
statewide each year. Continued on pg 2.
Fall Sports Announce Schedules Come on Out and Support the Warriors Baseball and Lady Warrior Softball High School Baseball Schedule 8/23 8/25 8/29 8/30 9/3 9/6 9/9 9/13
Duke Geronimo Chattanooga Big Pasture Duke Olustee Geronimo Big Pasture
4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m.
Away Away Home Away Home Home Home Home
Junior High Baseball Schedule 8/25 8/29 9/2 9/6 9/9
2016 Fall Softball Schedule
Plan of the Week (and beyond) Aug. 19: JH/HS softball hosts Chatty, 4:30 & 5:30 Aug. 20: JH/HS softball hosts Big Pasture, 10 & 11 am Aug. 23: HS baseball at Duke, 4:30 p.m. Aug. 25: JH & HS baseball at Geronimo, 4:30 p.m. Aug. 26-27: HS softball, Chatty Tournament Aug. 29: JH & HS baseball vs. Chatty at home, 4:00 p.m. Aug. 30: Ice Cream Social, Auditorium
Geronimo Chattanooga Big Pasture Olustee Geronimo
4:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m.
Away Home Home Home Home
Cont. from pg 1. The Comanche County Farm Bureau hosts its own poster contest every year to promote farm safety. Students in Mrs. Strong’s weekly library class learned how to locate books with pictures of farm animals in the library. They also took on a few art lessons. The class, along with 5th grade student Kentlee Abbott, who took the challenge on her own, brought four of the top five prizes to Indiahoma! Jasmon Surman placed second, earning $30.00, Sarah Whitman 3rd for $25.00, Kentlee Abbott 4th for $20.00 and Kylee Elliot placed 5th with a prize of $15.00. The final contest entered was the Lawton International Festival poster design. The posters are used to advertise the annual festival held at Elmer Thomas Park each September. Indiahoma art students took on the subjects of lettering, graphic design and the math of centering words and phrases as they created their masterpieces. The result was $430.00 dollars worth of prize money for the students as well as a first graphic design gig for one senior. Two fifth grade students tied for first place in the K-5th category. Scout Neuegbauer and Grace Steckley each received a $50.00 prize. 5th grader Jim Haney won $30.00 for his second place entry. In the 6-8th grade category, 6th grade student Madilynn Pierson won first for $50.00. Alanna Zelek placed second in the 9-12th grade category, earning $30.00. The top winner this year was Indiahoma senior Elizabeth Jones, taking home a collective $220.00 for her International Poster design. She placed not only in the 9 -12th age category, but she topped all the other categories, including the adult, to win the overall poster design! She will be honored at the festival and her art will be used to create advertising posters, t-shirts, brochures and other marketing materials for the festival. All of the design winners are on display in the lobby of McMahon Memorial Auditorium. Free posters will be available at the Arts & Humanities office on the west side of McMahon Auditorium in early September.
