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THE CLIPPER E L E C T R O N I C P R E S E N T A T I O N S C L A S S In a current survey of the Strasburg students in grades 7-12 we discovered the following: Some questions were left unanswered thus

1 THE CLIPPER E L E C T R O N I C P R E S E N T A T I O N S C L A S S In a current survey of the Strasburg students in grades 7-12 we discovered the following: Some questions were left unanswered thus the discrepancy in the totals. 1. Did you watch the Olympics? 54 YES 13 NO 2. Do you participate in school sponsored sports or organizations? 58 YES 11 NO 3. What s your favorite school subject? (Top 3) 1. Shop 2. Math 3. English 4. What s your favorite sport? (Top 3) 1. Basketball 2. Football 3. Volleyball 5. Did you take a vacation this summer? 22 INSTATE 42 OUT of STATE 7 NONE 6. Did you go swimming this summer? to None 7 D I D YO U K N OW? According to: : NBC kicked things off with a bang on Fri., July 27 with 40.7 million people tuning in for the opening ceremony, making it the most-watched opening ceremony for a summer or winter Olympics ever. Many schools across the country are making cuts to fine arts programs and other extra curricular activities. A September 2008 article from The Advocate titled Get Smart by Dr. Bryan Shelly, research has shown that students who participate in co-curricular activities weather it be sports, fine arts, or active members of an organization are preform better academically and on standardized tests, and a correlation of having better chances of going to college and having success. The article also points out that if students are involved in a structured activity they are less likely to participate in anti-social behavior. Adolescents are deemed to have about 40% of their waking hours available for leisure activities, they should be encouraged to make that time as productive as possible helping students be the best that they can be. V o l u m e 1, I s s u e 1 O C T O B E R In this issue: Homecoming Highlights 2 Football Update 3-5 Volleyball Update 6-7 UPCOMING EVENTS: END OF 1st NINE WEEKS OCTOBER 17th TEACHER S CONVENTION OCTOBER 18th & 19th SCHOOL PICTURES OCTOBER 25th OCTOBER IS NATIONAL 4H MONTH N E W S TA F F AT S H S Mary Larson joined the Strasburg staff as the new Superintendent and Elementary Principal replacing Darren Kurle. She comes to us from Michigan, but does have ties to North Dakota. she taught in the Leeds area back in the 70 s & 80 s. Jeff Ingerson is from Minot, he is the new music teacher for both the High school and Elementary School. The new Kindergarten teacher, Janolyn Aichele, comes to us from Beulah, ND and is a recent graduate of Valley City State University. Josh Keller, the new fourth grade teacher, is a University of Mary graduate from Eagan, MN. He is also the new assistant football coach. As welcomed our new staff we also said good-bye to a very special teacher and friend. Mrs. Fran Kuhn s retirement party was held on Monday August 27th in the south gym. She taught in Strasburg for 38 years and was also the Elementary Principal for 17 years.

HOMECOMING The candidates from the Strasburg Public School homecoming were Emily Lubke escorted by Mason Kramer, Madelyn Kramer escorted

Jordan Voller. The honor guards were from the junior class and they were Trent Mattern, Taylor Reis, Scotti Scherr, and Cody Wald.

Returning Royalty was Erin Keller escorted by Corey Eberle. Each class, seventh through eleventh, was to do a skit.

(Extinct), the sophomores skit was Grandparents Don t Know, and the juniors skit was Matt Foley.

2 HOMECOMING The candidates from the Strasburg Public School homecoming were Emily Lubke escorted by Mason Kramer, Madelyn Kramer escorted by Cole Nieuwsma, Suzanne Ternes escorted by Kyle Nieuwsma, Kellie Tougas escorted by Jon Stabler, and Jennifer Wickenheiser escorted by Jordan Voller. The honor guards were from the junior class and they were Trent Mattern, Taylor Reis, Scotti Scherr, and Cody Wald. The Junior Attendants were Troy Ternes, Jack Vander Vorste, and Rose Baumgartner. Returning Royalty was Erin Keller escorted by Corey Eberle. Each class, seventh through eleventh, was to do a skit. The seventh grade s skit was Wheel of Fortune, the eighth grades skit was Love Statue, and the freshman s skit was The Dinosaur (Extinct), the sophomores skit was Grandparents Don t Know, and the juniors skit was Matt Foley. Coronation was held on Monday, September 10 at 7:00pm in the South Gym, and Mason Kramer was crowned king and Suzanne Ternes was crowned queen. During the week of homecoming each class competed against all other classes every day by dressing up, and the class who was the best dressed won a pizza party. On Monday they had Best Holiday Theme, Tuesday was Fashion Disaster day, Wednesday was Tourist/Hawaiian day, Thursday was Super Nerd day, and Friday was Spirit day. The winning class was the Senior class getting awarded a pizza party.

FOOTBALL The Strasburg- Zeeland football team is coming off of a season of 2-7.

The seniors are Kyle Nieuwsma, Cole Nieuwsma, Jon Stabler, Jordan Voller, and Mason Kramer.

While Derek was riding a bull last summer, he got flung of and broke his collar bone. He will be out for the whole season.

He was doing some hitting drills and ended up breaking his collar bone. He is out for the season but he still does what he can to help out.

He had to have surgery on it to repair a torn tenant on August 31. He will be out for the season.

3 FOOTBALL The Strasburg- Zeeland football team is coming off of a season of 2-7. The Clippers are looking for big improvements for this year s season. They are coached under Robert Bubach and the new assistant Josh Keller. The seniors are Kyle Nieuwsma, Cole Nieuwsma, Jon Stabler, Jordan Voller, and Mason Kramer. Injures The Clippers have had some injures over the last year. The first was freshman, Derek Keller. While Derek was riding a bull last summer, he got flung of and broke his collar bone. He will be out for the whole season. Derek still helps out buy painted the field and helping out the scout team. Sophomore, Logan Kramer, was injured in the preseason. He was doing some hitting drills and ended up breaking his collar bone. He is out for the season but he still does what he can to help out. Senior quarterback Kyle Nieuwsma was injured his finger during the Richland game. He had to have surgery on it to repair a torn tenant on August 31. He will be out for the season. Freshman, Brody Nieuwsma, will take over the starting quarterback. New Coach Josh Keller will be joining the Clippers for the 2012 season as the new assistant coach. Keller was born in Bismarck but at age 9, he moved to Eagan Minnesota. Keller graduated from the University of Mary in He coached fifth and sixth graders at Dorothy Moses last summer under the title 1 program. He is also going to be teaching the fourth grade this year.

Second Row: Jordan Voller, Andrew Hulm, Nick Fetzer, Riley Ellingson, Teddie Lawler, Ty Moser, Adam Schaefbauer.

4 Back row: Assistant coach Kyle Anderson, Head coach Robert Bubach, Assistant coach Josh Keller. Third Row: Brody Nieuwsma, Kyle Nieuwsma, Cole Nieuwsma, Jon Stabler, Joseph Krumm, Nic Kramer, Mason Kramer. Second Row: Jordan Voller, Andrew Hulm, Nick Fetzer, Riley Ellingson, Teddie Lawler, Ty Moser, Adam Schaefbauer. Front Row: Derek Keller, Jordan Nieuwsma, Jon Meidinger, Andy Nolz, Seth Aberle, Logan Kramer, Adam Houn. The homecoming game was held on Friday, September 14 at 7:00pm on the Dosch Field in Strasburg. The Strasburg- Zeeland Clippers played against the Ellendale Cardinals. The score was 47 to 20, Strasburg-Zeeland Clippers.

Schedule Date Opponent Time Score Aug.21 Lamoure 7:00 L 6-8 Aug. 5 Richland @ Colfax 5:00 L 14-44 Aug. 3 Napoleon 7:00 L 6-30 Sept. 7 South Border @ Wishek 7:00 L 6-62 Sept.

5 Schedule Date Opponent Time Score Aug.21 Lamoure 7:00 L 6-8 Aug. 5 Colfax 5:00 L Aug. 3 Napoleon 7:00 L 6-30 Sept. 7 South Wishek 7:00 L 6-62 Sept. 14 Ellendale (Homecoming) 7:00 W Sept. 21 Edgeley- Kulm 7:00 L Sept. 28 Hankinson 7:00 Oct. 5 Wyndmere- Lidgerwood 7:00 Oct. 12 Sargent Central 7:00 Oct st round of playoffs TBA Oct. 27 Playoff Quarter finals TBA Nov. 3 Playoff Semi Finals TBA

VOLLEYBALL The Strasburg-Zeeland Clippers are pretty stacked this year. The first game they played was Central Prairie at Zeeland and blew them out.

The senior players on the varsity team are Jessica Fetzer (Zeeland), Emily Lubke, Jennifer Wikenheiser, and Madelyn Kramer.

6 VOLLEYBALL The Strasburg-Zeeland Clippers are pretty stacked this year. The first game they played was Central Prairie at Zeeland and blew them out. The head coach of the Strasburg-Zeeland Clippers is Joanne Ternes and the assistant couch is Lori Baumgartner. The senior players on the varsity team are Jessica Fetzer (Zeeland), Emily Lubke, Jennifer Wikenheiser, and Madelyn Kramer. The juniors on the varsity team are Brooke Scherr, Ali Wolf (Zeeland), Drew Ellingson, and Christina Aberle (Zeeland). Last but not least, the sophomores on the varsity team are Kara Weigel (Zeeland), Courtney Bubach, Megan Reis, and Katie Baumgartner. North Dakota Fun Facts The town of Rugby is the geographical center of North America. The World's Largest Buffalo monument is located at Frontier Village in Jamestown. The structure is 26 feet high, 46 feet long, and weighs 60 ton.

Date: Opponent: Time: Score: Aug. 28 Central Prairie 6:00 W 3-0 Aug. 30 Gettysburg 5:00 W 3-0 Sept. 6 L-M-M 5:00 W 3-0 Sept. 11 Selby-Herreid 5:00 L 0-3 Sept.

27 Kidder County 6:00 W 3-1 Sept. 29 Lisbon Tourn. 8:00 Oct. 1 Edgeley -Kulm 5:00 Oct. 4 South Border 5:00 Oct. 9 Eureka-Bowdle 5:00 Oct. 11 Linton 5:00 Oct.

15-17 State Minot National Honor Society Food Drive The National Honor Society will be having a food drive at all the home Varsity Football, Varsity Volleyball, and

7 Date: Opponent: Time: Score: Aug. 28 Central Prairie 6:00 W 3-0 Aug. 30 Gettysburg 5:00 W 3-0 Sept. 6 L-M-M 5:00 W 3-0 Sept. 11 Selby-Herreid 5:00 L 0-3 Sept. 13 Shiloh Christian 5:00 W 3-2 Sept. 15 Linton TBA L 2-0 Sept. 18 Ellendale 5:00 L 2-3 Sept. 20 Napoleon 5:00 W 3-0 Sept. 22 Shiloh Tourn. TBA 3rd Place Sept. 27 Kidder County 6:00 W 3-1 Sept. 29 Lisbon Tourn. 8:00 Oct. 1 Edgeley -Kulm 5:00 Oct. 4 South Border 5:00 Oct. 9 Eureka-Bowdle 5:00 Oct. 11 Linton 5:00 Oct. 16 Napoleon 5:00 Oct Districts Linton Nov. 5-7 Regionals Lamoure Nov State Minot National Honor Society Food Drive The National Honor Society will be having a food drive at all the home Varsity Football, Varsity Volleyball, and Boys and Girls Varsity Basketball games in October, November, and December. Students will also be coming around to collect items. Donations will go the Emmons county food pantry ELECTRONIC PRESENATIONS CLASS Nic Kramer Cody Wald Jennifer Schneider Taylor Reis Scotti Scherr Eric Schall

ELECTRONIC PRESENTATIONS CLASS. Airplane Fun Fact #1. The most expensive private jet is priced at 59.9 million dollars! Airplane Fun Fact #2

ELECTRONIC PRESENTATIONS CLASS. Airplane Fun Fact #1. The most expensive private jet is priced at 59.9 million dollars! Airplane Fun Fact #2 Class Spotlight: Aviation Class by Taylor Reis The definition of aviation is the operation of an aircraft. Although the Seniors in the aviation class are not actually flying the real plane yet, they are