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The DiamondBack Times Volume 3, Issue 8 April 30, 2013 Luke Wilson: Dutton/Brady s Newest American Citizen Staff Advisor: Ms.

Senior, Luke Wilson, officially became an American citizen on Thursday, April 18 in Butte.

responsibilities. He began this process about a year ago.

Luke, however, was required to follow the protocol to become a citizen.

Inside this issue: Inside Story 2 Inside Story 2 Inside Story 2 Inside Story 3 Inside Story 4 Inside Story 5 Inside Story 6 Savannah Timmerman: Student of

Students are eliminated from the list based on the following criteria: a t t e n d a n c e / t a r d i e s, g r a d es, b e h avior, a t t i t u d e / r e s

1 The DiamondBack Times Volume 3, Issue 8 April 30, 2013 Luke Wilson: Dutton/Brady s Newest American Citizen Staff Advisor: Ms. Toner Editor: Brody Dahlman Reporters: Austin Storle, Lawrence Bryant, Kaity Miller, Trent Duty, and David Shumway. Senior, Luke Wilson, officially became an American citizen on Thursday, April 18 in Butte. Luke, who was born in Wattford, England, has had a green card but decided that he wanted to become a full-fledge citizen with all its rights and responsibilities. He began this process about a year ago. People who are born American citizens are not obligated to fill out an application, take a test, and pledge an oath. Luke, however, was required to follow the protocol to become a citizen. First of all, the application cost $700 and had to be checked out by (Continued on page 4) Luke taking the oath to become an American citizen. Inside this issue: Inside Story 2 Inside Story 2 Inside Story 2 Inside Story 3 Inside Story 4 Inside Story 5 Inside Story 6 Savannah Timmerman: Student of the Quarter By Brody Dahlman The third quarter Student of the Quarter award goes to Savannah Timmerman. T h e S. O. Q. Committee determines a list of viable candidates for Student of the Quarter honors. Students are eliminated from the list based on the following criteria: a t t e n d a n c e / t a r d i e s, g r a d es, b e h avior, a t t i t u d e / r e s p e c t, i n i t i a t i v e, a n d community service. The students remaining on the list are then voted on by the staff. Based on this vote tally and the Committee s prerogative, a student is selected along with several runners-up. S a v a n n a h Timmerman will be awarded with a twenty-five dollar gift certificate to the Mountain View CO- OP, a twenty-five dollar gift certificate from student council to any store of her choice, a wrist watch, and to be first in the lunch line for the rest of the quarter.

The DiamondBack Times Page 2 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: BRODY DAHLMAN Name: Brody Lee Dahlman Nicknames: Bud, Hoss, Brods, B-dog, B,

Tori (Sisters) Favorite/Least Favorite: Drink: Mountain Dew/Apple Cider Food: Subway/Sushi Color: Blue/Purple Season: Hunting

Placing 3rd at State my Sophomore year, National FFA in Indianapolis, hanging with friends, and playing coup ball.

What is your advice for the remaining students of Dutton/Brady High School?

2 The DiamondBack Times Page 2 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT: BRODY DAHLMAN Name: Brody Lee Dahlman Nicknames: Bud, Hoss, Brods, B-dog, B, and the Dahlmanator Date of Birth: 04/06/1995 Place of Birth: Great Falls, MT Family: Lee (Dad) Heather (Mom) Breanna, and Tori (Sisters) Favorite/Least Favorite: Drink: Mountain Dew/Apple Cider Food: Subway/Sushi Color: Blue/Purple Season: Hunting Season/Don t Have One Game: Chess/Chinese Checkers Movie: The Hangover/Broke Back Mountain Book: What is that? Candy: Reese s/harry Potter Jelly Beans Sports Brand: Nike/New Balance Sport: Basketball/Soccer Animal: Elephino (cross between an elephant and a rhino)/mice What are some of your favorite high school memories? Placing 3rd at State my Sophomore year, National FFA in Indianapolis, hanging with friends, and playing coup ball. What will you miss most about high school? Hanging out with friends, sports, and the small size of the school. What is your advice for the remaining students of Dutton/Brady High School? Hard work pays off, so keep working hard, but also have fun and live a little. What are your future plans after high school? Attend MSU-Northern and get a degree in Agriculture. Where do you see yourself ten years from now? Living on the farm and working.

Volume 3, Issue 8 Page 3 Heritage Trip 2013 By Austin Storle On Sunday April 7, 2013, the Dutton/Brady Heritage Trip members departed for Boston at 4:30 A.M.

Storle, Lacey Jones, Braxton Hasner, Hailee Vandenbos, and Daniel Wahl. Chaperones were Julia Timmerman, Gail Habel, Tasha Johnson, and Heidi Fritz.

A few notable sites they saw in Boston were Paul Revere s house and grave, the Old North Church, site of the Boston Massacre, view of the city from the top of the Prudential Building, and

While visiting The Big Apple, the group saw the 9/11 Memorial, Central Park, Times Square, Chinatown, viewed the city from the top of the Empire State building, experienced a tour around

Next, after enjoying New York for two days, t h e y d e p a r t e d f o r Philadelphia on their way to Washington, D.C.

3 Volume 3, Issue 8 Page 3 Heritage Trip 2013 By Austin Storle On Sunday April 7, 2013, the Dutton/Brady Heritage Trip members departed for Boston at 4:30 A.M. The members included seniors: Samatha Cox, Tiegan Johnson, Savannah Timmerman, Luke Wilson, Shannon Habel, Benjamin Pilgeram, Trent Duty, Justin Fritz, and Brody Dahlman, juniors: Austin Storle, Lacey Jones, Braxton Hasner, Hailee Vandenbos, and Daniel Wahl. Chaperones were Julia Timmerman, Gail Habel, Tasha Johnson, and Heidi Fritz. First, they flew from Great Falls to Denver and from Denver to their first s t a y a t B o s t o n, Massachusetts. The following morning, they joined the students from Georgia. A few notable sites they saw in Boston were Paul Revere s house and grave, the Old North Church, site of the Boston Massacre, view of the city from the top of the Prudential Building, and enjoyed the play Shear Madness. After spending three nights and two days touring Boston, the group departed for New York City. While visiting The Big Apple, the group saw the 9/11 Memorial, Central Park, Times Square, Chinatown, viewed the city from the top of the Empire State building, experienced a tour around the Statue of Liberty from a boat, and enjoyed the Broadway Musical Chicago. Next, after enjoying New York for two days, t h e y d e p a r t e d f o r Philadelphia on their way to Washington, D.C. While in The City of Brotherly Love, the students and c h a p e r o n e s t o u r e d Independence Hall where they saw the Liberty Bell, the room where the Declaration of Independence was signed, and later ate Philadelphia Cheese steaks for dinner. Finally, on Saturday, the group started to explore our nation s capitol, Washington, D.C. Major and most interesting sites they visited were: Mount Vernon, the Washington Monument, the White House, Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, FDR Memorial, the Smithsonian, tour of the capital building, and Arlington National Cemetery. On the following Monday morning, they departed for home, and after a little bit of turbulence and rough riding, the group arrived in Dutton around midnight. Yo Hailee, Sam, Lacey, Shannon, Savannah! The group in Central Park. The group in Boston. Lady Liberty! The group in front of the Martin Luther King Memorial.

The DiamondBack Times Page 4 Luke Wilson Becomes an American Citizen (continued)

The first time, he was fingerprinted and a mug shot was taken of him and the next

The test consisted of 10 questions where he had to get six of t h e m c o r r e c

the oath to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States.

Luke was honored at Dutton/Brady, Monday, April 22.

r a l d, F r a n k S c hoonover, A r ne Pederson and Grandpa Jerry Blouin.

4 The DiamondBack Times Page 4 Luke Wilson Becomes an American Citizen (continued) (Continued from page 1) Homeland Security. He then had to go to Helena twice. The first time, he was fingerprinted and a mug shot was taken of him and the next time to take the required test. The test consisted of 10 questions where he had to get six of t h e m c o r r e c t. Examples of the questions were who is the Speaker of the House and when was the Declaration of Independence signed? The culmination of this process was in Butte where he and 25 other people took the oath to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States. At this ceremony, Luke received a certificate and other memorabilia. Luke was honored at Dutton/Brady, Monday, April 22. He explained the citizenship process and showed the audience his citizenship papers. Also in attendance were Luke s parents, American Legion members Ross F i t z g e r a l d, F r a n k S c hoonover, A r ne Pederson and Grandpa Jerry Blouin. Frank said a few words praising Luke for his accomplishments and gave him a card. Reegan DeBruycker read the Poem America by Deanna C. Dilley. Luke led the audience in The Pledge of Allegiance, after which everyone enjoyed an ice cream c a k e f r o m D Q compliments of the Dutton/Brady Student Council. Congratulations, Luke!

Volume 3, Issue 8 Page 5 Prom 2013 By Lawrence Bryant On April 20 th 2013, the Junior Class of Dutton/Brady High School hosted its annual prom.

They were: Shannon Habel and B r o d y D a h l m a n, Savannah Timmerman and Colton Lehnerz, Alicia Murray and Luke Wilson, Markie Muretta and

Lindsey Y a k e l e w i c z a n d Danyelle Townsend, Aubree Hitchcock and Johnny Brubaker, Reegan DeBruycker and Austin Storle, Sierra Johnson

Heather Suek a n d M a t t h e w Hitchcock, Briana Burt and David Shumway, Natasha Pilgeram and Jake Duty, Davey Thom and Hunter Proff, and

The candidates w ere: Savannah Timmerman and Shannon Habel for Queen and Tiegan J o h n s o n, B r o d y D a h l m a n, L u k e Willson, and

This year s DJ was Mr. Tim Tharp. Eighth graders Eric Wahl and Raelynn Jones and first grader Chloe Seeley were the servers.

5 Volume 3, Issue 8 Page 5 Prom 2013 By Lawrence Bryant On April 20 th 2013, the Junior Class of Dutton/Brady High School hosted its annual prom. The theme this year was Mardi Gras. T w e n t y c o u p l e s attended this year s prom. They were: Shannon Habel and B r o d y D a h l m a n, Savannah Timmerman and Colton Lehnerz, Alicia Murray and Luke Wilson, Markie Muretta and Tiegan Johnson, Taylor Reeve and Trent Duty, Lacey Jones and Bryce Wahl, Kenzie Seibel and Daniel Wahl, Hailee VandenBoss and Keli Waterrud, Lindsey Y a k e l e w i c z a n d Danyelle Townsend, Aubree Hitchcock and Johnny Brubaker, Reegan DeBruycker and Austin Storle, Sierra Johnson and Braxton Hasner, Kaity Miller and Lawrence B r y a n t, C a r l y Chapdelaine and Nick Udovich, Brooklynn Timmerman and Tyler Tharp, Heather Suek a n d M a t t h e w Hitchcock, Briana Burt and David Shumway, Natasha Pilgeram and Jake Duty, Davey Thom and Hunter Proff, and Jamie Cox and Chase Rossmiller. Highlight of the evening was the announcement of the Prom Royalty. The candidates w ere: Savannah Timmerman and Shannon Habel for Queen and Tiegan J o h n s o n, B r o d y D a h l m a n, L u k e Willson, and Trent Duty for King. Prom King was Brody Dahlman and Queen was Savannah Timmerman. The king and queen were selected by the student body. This year s DJ was Mr. Tim Tharp. Eighth graders Eric Wahl and Raelynn Jones and first grader Chloe Seeley were the servers. Chaperones were Mrs. Simms, Dora Sealy, and LillyJean Wahl. Prom King Brody Dahlman and Prom Queen Savannah Timmerman. Junior Daniel Wahl crowning Brody Dahlman. The Candidates Luke, Brody, Shannon, Savannah, Tiegan, and Trent Junior Hailee VandenBos crowning Savannah Timmrman.

The DiamondBack Times Page 6 NHS President: Tiegan

16 D u t t o n / B r a d y National Honor Society held

Sophomores Briana B u r t, R e e g a n DeBruycker, and B

These students reflect the a c a d e m i c achievements,

are, Seniors Brody Dahlman, J u s t i n F r i t z,

and J u n i o r Johnny Brubaker. Advisor: Mr.

6 The DiamondBack Times Page 6 NHS President: Tiegan Johnson NHS INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS By David Shumway On April 16 D u t t o n / B r a d y National Honor Society held their annual ceremony to induct the new members into their highly respected organization. The new inductees included Senior L u k e Wi l s o n, Sophomores Briana B u r t, R e e g a n DeBruycker, and B r o o k l y n Timmerman. These students reflect the a c a d e m i c achievements, the leadership, and character that makes our country what it is. T h e o t h e r m e m b e r s o f National Honor Society are, Seniors Brody Dahlman, J u s t i n F r i t z, Shannon Habel, Tiegan Johnson, S a v a n n a h Timmerman, and J u n i o r Johnny Brubaker. Advisor: Mr. Dolphay Briana Burt Reegan DeBruycker Luke Wilson Brooklynn Timmerman DUTTON/BRADY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Luke, Brooklynn, Reegan, Briana, Justin, Tiegan, Johnny, Brody, Shannon, Savannah, Mr. Dolphay

Volume 3, Issue 8 Page 7 FCCLA DOES WELL AT STATE CONVENTION By Austin Storle Congratulations to Dutton/Brady FCCLA s t u d e n t s w h o competed at the State level March 25-26 in Billings.

Lacey Jones and Davey Thom earned a bronze medal in Chapter Display.

Lacey, Kaity, Davey, Reegan, Shannon, Savannah, Sierra The Dutton/Brady Diamond Quartet Shines at District Music Festival!

7 Volume 3, Issue 8 Page 7 FCCLA DOES WELL AT STATE CONVENTION By Austin Storle Congratulations to Dutton/Brady FCCLA s t u d e n t s w h o competed at the State level March in Billings. S a v a n n a h Timmerman, Sierra Johnson, and Kaity Miller won Gold in the National Programs. Shannon Habel took home a silver medal in the National Programs. Lacey Jones and Davey Thom earned a bronze medal in Chapter Display. Reegan DeBruycker won a Gold medal in the Montana Food Producer category and was also awarded a $75 check from the M o n t a n a F C C L A Chapter. We are proud of you all. Lacey, Kaity, Davey, Reegan, Shannon, Savannah, Sierra The Dutton/Brady Diamond Quartet Shines at District Music Festival! By Kaity Miller On May 18 rd and 19 th the Dutton/Brady High School Diamond Quartet consisting of Hailee VandenBos, Aubree Hitchcock, Natasha Pilgeram, and Taylor Reeve traveled to Great Falls for the District Music Festival. They sang All the Pretty Little Horses and Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burnin. The quartet earned a Superior I and the right to perform at the State Music Festival in Missoula May 3 rd and 4 th. Also, other events with ratings were Hailee s solo By the Bend of the River with an Excellent II rating and Taylor and Aubree s duet Spring Wind also earning an E x c e l l e n t I I. Congratulations girls and good luck!! The Diamond Quartet singing at the Christmas Concert. Natasha, Taylor, Aubree, Hailee

8 The DiamondBack Times SPORTS Page 8 DIAMONDBACK THINCLADS OFF TO A GOOD START By Lawrence Bryant On April 6 th 2013, The Dutton/Brady track team traveled to Cut Bank to participate in the Cut Bank Spring Fling. The Dutton Brady High School boys took first in the meet. The Dutton/Brady High School Girls took fourth. Results are listed below: New DiamondBack records set by Austin Storle and Johnny Brubaker! D/B Girls team: 100 Shannon Habel- 6 th Shannon Habel- 1 st 29.62, Sierra Johnson 5 th Shannon Habel- 1 st 1:08.40, Davey Thom 5 th 1: Taylor Reeve- 2 nd 6: Hurdles Sierra Johnson- 5 th 19.48, Aubree Hitchcock- 6 th x100 relay Dutton 4 th, Taylor Reeve, Aubree Hitchcock, Sierra Johnson, Davey Thom High Jump Taylor Reeve -1 st 4-08 Long Jump Sierra Johnson- 4 th Triple Jump- Shannon Habel- 5 th, 29-11, Aubree Hitchcock 6 th Shot Put- Taylor Reeve -2 nd D/B Boys Team: 200 Tiegan Johnson 2 nd 25.35, Chase Rossmiller 4 th 26.13, Matt Hitchcock 6 th Austin Storle 1 st (New D/B record), Tiegan Johnson 3 rd 55.61, Matt Hitchcock 6 th Trent Duty 2 nd 5: Trent Duty 2 nd 11: Hurdles Johnny Brubaker 2 nd Hurdles Johnny Brubaker 1 st (New D/B Record) 4x100 relay Dutton A 1 st, 46.56, Brody Dahlman, Tiegan Johnson, Johhny Brubaker, Austin Storle 4x400 relay Dutton A 1 st 3:45.64, Johnny Brubaker, Tiegan Johnson, Matt Hitchcock, Austin Storle Dutton B 4 th 4:12.50, Daniel Wahl, Lawrence Bryant, Trent Duty, Chase Rossmiller High Jump Chase Rossmiller 1 st (tie) 5-08 Long Jump Chase Rossmiller 5 th Triple Jump Johnny Brubaker 3 rd, Shot put Braxton Hasner 2 nd, , Austin Storle 5 th, Discus Braxton Hasner 2 nd, , Brody Dahlman 3 rd, 112-0

Volume 3, Issue 8 SPORTS Page 9 BOYS TRACK TEAM DOES WELL IN CENTERVILLE By Trent Duty The DiamondBack boys high school track team competed quite well in the Centerville Quadrangular track meet.

Matt Hitchcock got 4 th in the 400m with a time of 1:02 and 1 st in the 800m with a time of 2:21.

9 Volume 3, Issue 8 SPORTS Page 9 BOYS TRACK TEAM DOES WELL IN CENTERVILLE By Trent Duty The DiamondBack boys high school track team competed quite well in the Centerville Quadrangular track meet. Lawrence Bryant placed 1 st in the 1600m with a time of 6:05, 2 nd in the 3200m with a time of 12:52, and 2 nd in the 800m with a time of 2:36. Matt Hitchcock got 4 th in the 400m with a time of 1:02 and 1 st in the 800m with a time of 2:21. Johnny Brubaker got 1 st in the 300m hurdles with a time of 45:17, 3 rd in the 200m with a time of 25:93, and 1 st in the 110m hurdles with a time of 18:24. David Shumway got 6 th in the discus at a distance of 75 7 and 5 th in the shot put at a distance of Hunter Proff placed 6 th in the 400m with a time of 1:13. Chase Rossmiller placed second in the high jump with a jump of 5 2 and 5 th in the 110 m hurdles with a time of 21 seconds. Boys long relay got 1 st with a time of 4:15 and 2 nd in the short relay with a time of THE LADY DIAMONDBACKS PLACE AT CENTERVILLE QUADRANGULAR MEET By David Shumway Despite their small numbers, the Lady DiamondBacks did well at the C e n t e r v i l l e Quadrangular In Centerville. The results were as follows: Girls 100 Hurdles- 2 nd Aubree Hitchcock th Aubree Hitchcock-14.86, 5 th Sierra Johnson st Davey Thom -3:00.95 Triple Jump- 3 rd Aubree Hitchcock Long Jump- 4 th Sierra Johnson Chase Rossmiller clearing the high jump bar at the Dutton/Brady Invitational. Aubree Hitchcock flying over the hurdles at the Dutton/Brady Invitational.

The DiamondBack Times SPORTS Page 10 D-BACKS WIN INVITATIONAL MEET BY Trent Duty On April 18, 2013, Dutton/Brady High School hosted their annual track meet.

Simms came in second with 67 points and Power third with 47 points. Tiegan Johnson placed first in the 200m dash with a time of 25.78 and 2 nd in the 400m dash with a time of 57.85.

Brody Dahlman got first in the discus with a throw of 113-7 and 5 th in the shot put with a throw of 34-4. Luke Wilson placed 4 th in the discus with a throw of 92-7.

LADY D-BACKS WIN INVITATIONAL By David Shumway T h e L a d y DiamondBack Track team won the Dutton/ Brady Invitational Track Meet with a score of 66 points.

10 The DiamondBack Times SPORTS Page 10 D-BACKS WIN INVITATIONAL MEET BY Trent Duty On April 18, 2013, Dutton/Brady High School hosted their annual track meet. It was a rather small meet with Power and Simms the other teams attending the meet. The boys team swept the competition by 58 points with a total of 125 points. Simms came in second with 67 points and Power third with 47 points. Tiegan Johnson placed first in the 200m dash with a time of and 2 nd in the 400m dash with a time of Trent Duty placed first in the mile with a time of 5.15 and a first in the 3200m with a time of He also placed third in the 800m run with a time of Brody Dahlman got first in the discus with a throw of and 5 th in the shot put with a throw of Luke Wilson placed 4 th in the discus with a throw of Justin Fritz placed 4 th in the shot put with a throw of 38-4 and placed 6 th in the javelin with a throw of Brody Dahlman s first place discus throw! LADY D-BACKS WIN INVITATIONAL By David Shumway T h e L a d y DiamondBack Track team won the Dutton/ Brady Invitational Track Meet with a score of 66 points. Power came in second with 53 points and Simms had 22 points. The results for the ladies were as follows: Shannon Habel: 100m 3 rd, 2 nd 200m, 1 st 400m, 1 st Triple Jump Aubree Hitchcock: 5 th 100m, 2 nd 110High Hurdles, 3 rd Long Jump, 4 th Triple Jump, Taylor Reeve: 1 st High Jump, 1 st Triple Jump, 1 st Shot Put Sierra Johnson: 4 th Long Jump, 2 nd High Jump Jamie Cox: 6 th 100m, 2 nd Shot Put Shannon leaving her male competition in the dust! Tiegan Johnny Chase Daniel Boys Relay Teams The passing of the baton: Sierra and Aubree

Volume 3, Issue 8 SPORTS Page 11 D-BACKS TAKE THIRD AT FAIRFIELD-BELT INVITATIONAL By David Shumway Taylor Reeve Places 6th at Fairfield-Belt Invitational By Trent Duty On Saturday, April 27, the

11 Volume 3, Issue 8 SPORTS Page 11 D-BACKS TAKE THIRD AT FAIRFIELD-BELT INVITATIONAL By David Shumway Taylor Reeve Places 6th at Fairfield-Belt Invitational By Trent Duty On Saturday, April 27, the Dutton/Brady track teams competed in the Fairfield-Belt Invitational in Great Falls. The boys team did very well taking third place in the competition. The results are as follows: Boys Chinook 89, Fairfield 66.5, Dutton/Brady 64, Belt 49, North star 31, Choteau 31, Fort Benton 30, Chester/ Joplin-Inverness 29, Conrad 18.5, Cascade 15, Geraldine 14, Big Sandy 10, Simms 10, Rocky Boy 10, Power 8, Great Falls Central 8, Shelby 8, Augusta 4, Sunburst nd Austin Storle, 52.01; 6 th Matt Hitchcock, st Austin Storle, 2:08.64; 6 th Matt Hitchcock, 2: nd Trent Duty, 4: Hurdles- 2 nd Johnny Brubaker 400 relay- 4 th D/B Triple Jump- 3 rd Johnny Brubaker Shot Put- 5 th Braxton Hasner, Javelin- 3 rd Braxton Hasner, On April 27, 2013, Dutton Brady s girls track team competed at the annual Fairfield- Belt Invitational track meet in Great Falls. There was very brisk competition at this meet, but Taylor Reeve still was able to get sixth place in the 800m run with a time of Taylor Reeve sailing over the bar at the Dutton/ Brady Invitational Track Meet. FIVE BOYS OUT FOR JR. HIGH TRACK By Trent Duty SEVEN GIRLS OUT FOR JR. HIGH TRACK By Trent Duty The Jr. High boys track team has five boys out this year. They are Eighth Graders Jace Rouns and Andru Fick and Seventh G r a d e r s O n n i e Tienhaara, Dylan Givens, and Aaron Infanger. They are coached by Brianna Dahlman. On April 8 th 2013, Jr. High Track practice started for the junior high students of Dutton/Brady. There are seven girls out this year. Seventh graders are Tasha R e e v e, C a s s i d y DeBruycker, Siera Proff. Sixth graders are Aria Johnson, Molly Wahl, Amber Suek, and Grace Feldman. Head Coach is Brianna Dahlman.

The DiamondBack Times Page 12 Career Day at Dutton/Brady By Lawrence Bryant On the afternoon of April 25, 2013, the school of Dutton/Brady had Career Day.

The different career areas we re Tran sport a t ion, Distribution & Logistics, S c i e n c e, T e c h n o l o g y, Engineering & Mathematics, Information Technology, Business, Management, and

Repair, Finance, and Architecture & Construction. There were fifty-four presenters. One of the most notable presenters was Katie Stukey, Executive Producer/Anchor at KRTV in Great Falls.

Even though Lincoln showed up a day ahead of time, the sessions went well and the students had the opportunity to gain some insight into possible future career choices.

12 The DiamondBack Times Page 12 Career Day at Dutton/Brady By Lawrence Bryant On the afternoon of April 25, 2013, the school of Dutton/Brady had Career Day. Lincoln and Simms students participated as well. Prior to Career Day, the Dutton/Brady Jr. High and High School students took a test to determine their career interests. The different career areas we re Tran sport a t ion, Distribution & Logistics, S c i e n c e, T e c h n o l o g y, Engineering & Mathematics, Information Technology, Business, Management, and Administration, Marketing, Sales & Services, Social/ Human Services, Health, Law, Public Safety, Arts/ Communications, Agriculture/ N a t u r a l R e s o u r c e s, Manufacturing, Installation & Repair, Finance, and Architecture & Construction. There were fifty-four presenters. One of the most notable presenters was Katie Stukey, Executive Producer/Anchor at KRTV in Great Falls. She was very friendly, informative, and small! Even though Lincoln showed up a day ahead of time, the sessions went well and the students had the opportunity to gain some insight into possible future career choices. Career Day was organized by Mrs. Bishop. Back Row: Reegan, Kaity, Braxton Front Row: Katie Stukey, Shannon, Savannah, and Reporter Claire Anderson Students Attend Youth Symphony By Kaity Miller On April 4, 2013 the 3 rd - 6 th, the Junior High, and High School music students went to the Civic Center in Great Falls to the Youth Symphony of Peter and The Wolf and Marriage of Figaro. The students went to experience a large symphony playing live. The symphony was very good. There was also interesting art work created by elementary students that went with Peter and the Wolf. Ultimately, the students had a wonderful time and learned a lot.

Volume 3, Issue 8 Page 13 From the Elementary with Lawrence and Kaity

- California Jayenna- Spring Elizabeth- South Levi- Seattle- In the sky Jaydan-

Remington- San Juan Capistrano First Grade: If you were a B-Ball player what

Ashley- Courtney Ainsley- Reegan Braxon- George Washington Leslie- Ms.

Second Grade: If a plane Crashed on the Canadian/American border where would you

Julia- In a grave Zoey-Stay alive Montanalee-You don t bury survivors (correct!

13 Volume 3, Issue 8 Page 13 From the Elementary with Lawrence and Kaity Kindergarten: Where did the robins go in the winter time? Aidan R. - California Jayenna- Spring Elizabeth- South Levi- Seattle- In the sky Jaydan- Classroom Sydney- The South Mrs. Remington- San Juan Capistrano First Grade: If you were a B-Ball player what would your name be? Ashley- Courtney Ainsley- Reegan Braxon- George Washington Leslie- Ms. Ostberg Mia- Jane Chloe- Chloe Preston-Preston (my same name) Joshua-Robby Second Grade: If a plane Crashed on the Canadian/American border where would you bury the survivors? Julia- In a grave Zoey-Stay alive Montanalee-You don t bury survivors (correct!) Shane- In a graveyard Karlie- On a hill Third Grade: This year s seniors are the class of? Amilia-10 th grade Nash 2013 Kellan- 5 Tyler Jake-18 Alexa-2013 Samantha-2013 Harley-2013 Gavin-2014 Fourth Grade: If April showers bring May flowers what do May flowers bring? Honesty- Purple flowers Jazmyn-Sunshine and rainbows with unicorns Rylan- Water Alyeis-Raining gumballs Elisabeth-Pilgrims (correct!) Jaiden- April flowers Chance-Bees Casey- Weirdo s

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