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First Quarter 3.5-3.9 Honor Roll
6th grade
ADAMS, MICHAEL
ALVES, MAURICIO
BAADE, DILLON
BAGGETT, SHAWN
BARKER, JACE
BENITEZ, MATTHEW
BLONDIN, JAIMIE
BRINKER, BROOKLYN
BROWN, DYLAN
BURTLE, CAMERIN
CALL, KAYLEIGH
CARMEL, JEANNETTE
CARTER, ZACHARY
CHRISTENSON, PAIGE
CLAUSSEN, TRISTAN
COLLINS, JAYDEN
COLLINS, KOLBY
COTTON, RYLIE
COWLEY, CAROLYN
CROWELL, KELSEY
CZARNICK, CHEYENNE
DAILY, TALITHA
DARLING, ETHAN
DILLENBURG, SARAH
DOBESH, IVAN
FITZPATRICK, KELLY
FOLK, BRENDAN
FRASER, CHELSEA
FREEZE, ANDREW
GAGER, MADISON
GALLAHER, ANTHONY
HENDERSON, KLAIR
HERGENRADER, SAMUEL
HILL, DYLAN
HOLMES, AUSTIN
HUNT, MOLLY
JOHNSON, MAKENNA
KELSEY, LOGAN
LAACK, JOURNEY
LARSON-WURL, ZACHARY
LAWRENCE, KOBE
LEDBETTER, TAYLOR .
LEE, FALLAN
LEWIS, ALYSSA
LIENEMANN, MAKENZIE
LUNDGREEN, BRADON
MARES, BRENDA
MARTINEZ, TALIA
MATA, DAVID
MATTHEWS, CONNER
MAVIGLIANO, SETH
MAY, JARED
MCMILLAN, ZACHARY
MOORE, DYLAN
MOORE, IZAIAH
MORGAN, GRACEN
NEPPER, ASPEN
OLBRICHT, ALYSSA
OLGUIN, ELYSIA
PABEN, HALEY
PARISH, MITCHELL
PARKER, JESSICA
PASCOE, MARISSA
PETERSEN, DYLAN
PFLUGHAUPT, HALLE
RACE, RYANN
RASKA, MORGAN
RHODES, KYLAN
RICHARDSON, TIANNA
RICHTER, ALEXANDER
ROWLAND, TYLER
SIEFFORD, BRANDON
SMITH, ANDREW
STATES, CONNER
THOMASSON, MADISON
TORRES, NICOLE
TWIDWELL, ANGELA
UNDERWOOD-OGG, LOGAN
VAN DONK, ELISABETH
WILLIAMS, KAITLYN
WILSON, BRIANNA
WITTHUHN YONKER, BENJAMIN
WOOD, BRANDY
WRIGHT, NICOLAS
YOSHIDA, DREW
ZIEGLER, AMY
7th grade
ADAMS, MARIAH
ALEXANDER, BROCK
BAUMGARTNER, SHEA
BRADLEY, CHRISTIAN
BROOKS, KYLIN
BROUILLETTE, ANN
COOPER, BRADY
DICKINSON, KARNI
DUBRY, TYLER
ELLIOTT, CREIGHTON
FARLEY, ELENA
FISHER, TRE
FRANZEN, KAITLYN
GARDNER, DALLAS
HALE, STEPHANIE
HANSEN, BRANDEN
HANSEN, MAX
HIPP, LARISSA
HOATSON, HUNTER
HUGHES, NADEZDHA
JAHNKE, LANDON
JONES, KYRA
KEKAHBAH, ROBERT
KREIFELS, GARRETT
KRULL, MADISON
LEAL, AUSTIN
LOVING, JOBIE
MANZANO, ANDREA
MCGAHAN, NATHANIEL
MCMULLEN, NOAH
MERCADO, BRENT
MICHAELS, JAEDYN
NALLEY, DEREK
NISLEY, COLTON
PIPER, GARRETT
RIVERA, CHRISTIAN
RIVERA, JESSICA
ROSALES, BROOKE
SCHAUB, NAOMI
SCHNEIDER, CHARLEY
SERRANO, KEENAN
SIEMERS, DYLAN
SMITH, ALYSSA
SMITH, CARLIE
SMITH, CHRISTOPHER
SPELTS, MICHAEL
STARK, ABIGAIL
STOPPKOTTE, ALLISON
THOMPSON, TYLAN
TOCKEY, VICTORIA
TRIDLE, BROOKE
TUDOR, JOSHUA
UPPAL, JESSE
WEBSTER, SHELBY
WHEELER, CHRISTOPHER
WISEMAN, MIKENZI
WOLCOTT, JESSICA
WYMAN, ERIKA
ZIMBELMAN, JACOB
8th grade
ALVARADO, STEPHANY
ALVAREZ, SIRENA
BANARK, TAYLOR
BENNETT, TESSA
BRIDGE, IAN
BROWN, TUCKER
BURNS, ZACHARY
CLARK, TYLER
COMBS, NICHOLAS
COOPER, SHYENNE
DOBESH, ADAM
EDWARDS, ALEXIS
ERICKSON, TYLER
FLORES, DYLAN
FOOTE, KOLBY
GLADBACK, HALEY
GLODOWSKI, VINCENT
HANGER, BRIANNA
HARPER, SAMMY
HART, TEARNY
HENNE, DONNA
HOHNHOLT, CHASE
KELSEY, VICTORIA
KUENLE, RYAN
KURTH, TORI
LEE, HANNAH
LEWIS, ERIN
MALMKAR, TANNER
MARTINEZ, MARISA
MCFARLAND, MADISON
MEYER, KAYLA
MILLER, MCKENNA
MOORE, KYLEE
MOORE, MIRANDA
NEIGHBORS, ALLYSON
NORMAN, GREGGORY
OCHOA, RYAN
PAYTON, ALYSSA
PENNER, MACKENZIE
REFIOR, EMILY
REIN-LAKE, MACI
RHODES, MIKA
ROESSLER, KATHERINE
RUDA, COURTNEY
SAWYER, ALLISON
SCHADE, BRYANNA
SMITH, ASPEN
SMITH, KAYLA
SPENCER, SKYE
TANNER, JONATHAN
TAYLOR, BRENNAN
TUCKER, BLAKE
WILKINSON, NICHOLAS
WOLFE, DONAVEN
WOODHEAD, SARAH
ZIMMER, AUSTIN
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )First Quarter 4.0 Honor Roll
6th grade
Jennifer Alvarado
Darren Armstrong
Reed Arneson
Shelby Bokoskie
Treyvon Bokoskie
Jordan Coe
Callie Davidson
Amelia Davis
Brett Dishman
Clover Doherty
Cassidy Eggers
Adam Engel
Austin Golter
Benjamin Gosnell
Dylan Grachek
Tiffany Hall
Jamie Hawley
Tanner Haws
Alexandria Hoatson
Ronan Hokanson
Cole Joneson
Taylor Kramer
Allison Kuenle
Simon Lindley
Sydney McGahan
Myranda Muirhead
Alexandria Neff
Olivia Nicholson
Tanner Ostrander
Danielle Peartree
Shelby Rathbun
Amanda Ruda
Hayley Schanou
Amelia Schwartzkopf
Joseph Stockton
Michael Weber-Williams
Hope Wilke
7th grade
Tyler Aden
Amna Al-Jumaily
Devyn Crisman
Preston Divine
Laura Evans
Jaeli Flanders
Karli Flanders
Sarah French
Johnna Gifford
John Guethlein
Johnna Halsted
Chanelle Hanger
Morgan Hansen
Kaitlynn Harvey
Alexander Hendren
Taylor Johnson
Payton Kearney
Lauren Magner
Meghan Manary
Joshua Merz
Myrissa Nearman
Ellie Nicholson
Marissa Ramos
Samantha Tagwerker
Sadie Vargas
Jordan Wordekemper
William Yank
Christina Yoshida
8th grade
Darian Allberry
Tayler Baker
Anna Baltz
Andrew Callaghan
Cassie Cichorz
Laura Cox
Colton Dailey
Madalynn Doughty
Grayson Flanders
Audrey Gay
Colton Hall
Kyle Halsted
Charles Hokanson
Teerstyn Johnson
Benjamin Jolliffe
Catelyn Lee
Shawnee McCook
Wyatt McGuire
Danielle Moore
Courtney Ruda
Megan Stokey
Hayley Sundstrom
Kaylee Thompson
Jayla Trosper
Alec Wesslund
Hannah Wilke
Lily Wilkinson
Kristen Wullschleger
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Good Grades
By Taylor Ledbetter
How can I keep my grades up? People ask that question all the time, and I have some tips that might be useful.
First of all ask yourself this. What time do I go to sleep? Eleven year old boys and girls should get ten hours of sleep. So if you wake up at 6:00 you should go to bed at 8:00. If you wake up at 7:00 you should go to bed at 9:00. If you get too much sleep you can actually get too tired and not be focused. If you don’t get enough sleep you are in a pickle. Sleep is a big part of school because sleep is how you get a lot of your energy.
If you can’t fall asleep and you are having trouble then you are reading the right paragraph. There are many ways of falling asleep. One way is to count sheep and if that doesn’t work for you then keep listening. Go to Wal-Mart and get a book light. They are only 1.00 dollar and they work really well. It helps you get tired and you can catch up on your reading.
If you don’t eat breakfast then you really need to read this paragraph. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Here are some breakfast foods you could eat. Jimmy Dean breakfast foods, sausage, even pizza. Now I know what you are thinking “pizza.” What? But pizza is actually full of protein. Surprised, so was I when I found out about it. There are many more breakfast foods, there’s even a breakfast food aisle in Wal-Mart. Go down it if you have to, pick out some breakfast foods, there are a lot of choices. Eating breakfast gives you a lot of energy. It helps you out with a lot of things.
Say you had a big test and you didn’t do the greatest. Ask your teacher if she is doing extra credit you can get extra points and maybe even learn something new. If you have a big test use common sense and study. If you think you know everything ask a parent if they can quiz you. If you don’t do the hottest on that study it over again, and have your parents quiz you again. If somebody sitting next to you is bothering you ask to be moved it won’t hurt to ask. You can pay attention better and concentrate more.
Now I know all this information is confusing, but it is worth it. I do every single step on this page and I am doing pretty well in school. So if you are one of those people who are struggling then do these things on this page. Trust me it will pay off.
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6th Grade Challenge Math
Sixth grade challenge math is in 8th period. Currently the challenge math class is doing a project on designing your dream bedroom. You will design your room, find items to put in your room, and add up the prices and hand it in. The projects have already been turned in. To receive an “A” you would need to: 1.)draw your design to scale 2.) keep track of all expenses 3.) let your personality show throughout your room 4.) and keep a scrapbook of all of the items that you chose. To receive a “B” you need to: do steps 1-3. Good Luck!!!!!!!!
by Sydney McGahan
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Six Gold Social Studies Skype Event with Marsha Gorren
Mrs. Isom’s 4th period class had a good experience last Friday when they Skyped Marsha Gorren. She is good friends with Mrs. Isom. She lives in Israel, and her mother survived the Holocaust. The 4th period class got to ask her questions about what Israel is like and about her mother in the Holocaust. Marsha said her mother went through four concentration camps. Mrs. Isom’s 4th period class may get to Skype Marsha at a later time.
By Kobe Lawrence
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )Acrodunk
You have probably heard of Acrodunk from America’s Got Talent or from friends, family, or fellow classmates. Well, guess what? You may get to see them in person!! Right now we are still determining if they’re coming, but we are pretty convinced that they’re coming. Even though the last magazine sales didn’t raise enough the school is letting it slide and trying to get them to come. So don’t be dejected when we say “we aren’t sure yet”. So cross your fingers! I’ll keep you updated on our decision.
By: Kaitlyn Williams
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )8th Grade Concert
Last Thursday, 8th Grade band and Vocal Music put on a show for friends, family and teachers. The band preformed very well and even got the entire crowd off their feet. They played 4 songs, including North Platte High’s very own fight song. “Final Impact”, the song that started off the concert,was well played and showed off the talent of the kids. The second song was on that many of us know, “If I were a Rich Man”, from the popular musical Fiddler on the Roof. Third song they played was “Ancient Voices”, it included some erie air blowing and a gong. The final song is one we all know “The Fighting Bulldogs”, our school song. When they started playing this the crowd stood up and clapped along. A wonderful response to some very talented kids.
The Vocal Music class this trimester also put on a great show. They sang songs that required high level talent and pulled it off. They sang Walk Dem Bones, which many kids know as ,toe bone connected to the foot bone, and so on and so forth. Song number two was Will You Be There, originally sung by Micheal Jackson. They had two soloists in this song, Katie Roessler and Kate Sterling. The next song they sang was Sleigh Bells, a song with a lot of jings, lings and rings. Up next they had a tribute to the upcoming Veteran’s Day. Hannah Lee gave a great performance as she sang, “Travelin Soldier”, by the Dixie Chicks. Her performance brought tears to most of the crowds eyes. Their forth song was “Cantate Domino”, though it was not in english the messege of this song was clear, these kids can sing. That song had solos from Andrew Parish, Jacob Perez and Derrik Langley. The last song brought Hannah Lee back to the microphone and also brought up Tessa Howitt. Both girls did an amazing solo in the song “Amazing Grace.”
There was one aspect of this concert that was Adams history. This was the first Adams cncert to be broadcasted live on the internet. Come and watch this great concert yourself at:http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/2499471
By: Mika Rhodes
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )Freak the Mighty
In Reading class on the 6th grade blue team, classes have just finished Freak the Mighty, a story about two friends who both have something that stands in their way. This week students are going more in-depth into the storyline of Freak the Mighty such as why Freak became friends with Max. On Friday, students went to room 703 to watch The Mighty, a movie of the book. Students got to bring a snack to have while watching the movie. After the movie, students did activities involving the book and movie such as making a Venn Diagram with the similarities and differences of the book and the movie. Many students enjoyed the chance to watch the movie.
By Tiffany Hall
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Teacher of the Week: Mrs. Renninger
I recently had the opportunity to ask Angel Renninger, the band teacher at Adams Middle School, a few questions. This is her 5th year at Adams, but this is her 20th year teaching. Her love for music began when she was little and she took piano lessons then quit so she could start band and practice more instruments. She became interested in band in high school but there it was just for fun. In college she took one music class and it was so easy that she wanted to keep doing it. She can play all of the instruments except string instruments and the trap set. Her favorite instrument is the trombone because it doesn’t have any keys and it is important to the band. She enjoys being a band teacher because she gets to work with all of her students. Many of the band students enjoy having Mrs. Renninger as their band teacher and look forward to having many more fun years with her.
By Brooklyn Brinker
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )6th Grade Disgusting Foods
During the first quarter six blue language arts students learned about descriptive writing by creating a disgusting food.
Darren-Whale Brain: He liked writing it. He loved reading it.
Tanner-Fried Cobra Eyes: He liked writing it, but he could do without reading it.
Simon-Scorpian Pie: He liked writing it. He also enjoyed reading it.
Elliott-Cat Organs with Spinach: He didn’t like writing it at all.
Alex-Steamed Giant Grasshopper: He liked writing it ,and he really liked reading it.
Shane-Fried Scorpian: He liked writing it, and he sort of liked reading it.
Kathrynn-Boiled Blood Worms: She says it was fun wrighting she enjoyed it because she liked using her imagination.
Hannah-Fried Whale Tail: She had fun writing it.
Jeffrey-Fried Dragon Foot: He thought writing it was awesome. He didn’t like reading it though.
Nick-Gum Delight: He didn’t like writing or reading it. He said his was not disgusting.
Joey-Deep Fried Camel Fat: He sort of liked writing it.
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