The Wrangler December 2013 Edition Roman Numeral Thirty-One
News in Briefs
Students create fundraiser to buy Sra. Steffens a shiny, new Jugar
Fr. Reese mistakenly watches Miley Cyrus’s “Wrecking Ball” for swim campus construction instruction video
Exam Cram extended to “5 minutes before test” and “30 minutes in between” time slots
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Brophy Survey: What does Donlan’s beard mean to you?
News in Boxers
Santa forced to park sleigh in dirt lot as Dean Higgins claims reindeer are not “suitable” carpools
Students calculate lowest grades needed for finals, actually learn math in the process
Teachers mistake students’ Hunger Games whistle imitations for Christmas Dance mating calls
News in BoxerBriefs
Hubbell lands ESPN announcing deal after critically acclaimed Turkey Drive performance
Adam Clevine ’17:
William Williams ’16
Stryke Apose ’15
Staren Intently ’14
“Donlan? Who’s that guy? He teaches sophomores? As long as I can play Asphalt 8 and Angry Birds in his class, we should get along fine!”
“I find myself lost in the waved intricacies of his follicular mane. My matching spectacles force me to the inevitable question….Dad?
“I think it helps Brophy with the whole diversity thing; now we have a Confederate soldier at our school. I would know, I just studied the Civil War in APUSH, bro.
“I finished my college apps, I’m done with answering questions. If this dude wants a staring contest, I’m definitely down though.
Brophy Varsity Shop draws enormous crowds for Black Friday Sale By Anand Swaminathan ’15 On November 29th, also commonly known as “Black Friday,” millions of Americans flocked to retail and apparel stores across the country. The Brophy Varsity Shop was also able to attract a crowd of its own with the unveiling of, what employees called, the first ever “Blowout Brophy Sale.” Brophy officials chose to go with the Black Friday Sale after reviewing a variety of considerations. As representatives of the Brophy business office explained, the Brophy Treasury had been suffering from a severe deficit of donations after students “ran their pockets dry” in the OFJ’s annual Turkey Drive. Additionally, Varsity Shop employees needed to clear store space for their highly-anticipated Christmas jewelry line. With so many high school boys coveting high-priced jewelry, employees needed to maximize product display. Above: Sr. Schmidbauer and Sra. Steffens struggle Lines for the Blowout Brophy Sale began late in the over a discounted shirt while hurling colorful Spanafternoon on Thanksgiving Day, with many Broncos ish insults at each other. erecting camping tents in preparation for the midnight opening. According to on-site estimates, lines stretched all the way onto the dirt lot across the the day, Mr. John Buchanan, was forced to seize street (students were unable to camp in the normal and JUG countless students over the course of the parking lot without tenting passes). 24 hours. He recounted, “I saw things that day that I never thought I’d see. Seniors fighting juniors for When the doors to the Varsity Shop were finally discounted bumper stickers, freshmen fighting opened at midnight, what is now referred to as the freshmen over half-priced pens, sophomores and “Bronco Stampede,” rushed into the store and viojuniors pushing and shoving for the last v-neck lently grabbed at all available merchandise. When sweater…man I saw it all. Let’s just say that they the initial dust settled and several freshmen had made my ordeals at the lunch line look like a cakebeen trampled, students and teachers alike battled walk.” each other for a spot in the enclosed 10 foot space. Tallies from the latest Varsity Shop reports reveal In the moments following the store opening, several that the most popular product of the day was the altercations broke out between passionate Bronco 75% off stylus for tablets. However, Varsity Shop customers. The head security officer for employees suspect these customers will only resell these pens for profit and expect to see a black
market of “stylus dealing” in the next few weeks. Meanwhile, the least popular products were, by a large margin, textbooks. Students cite the absence of Mr. Reithman to promote “Mr. Book” as the main reason they left these items untouched. Though many students were ecstatic to save money on coveted Brophy merchandise, others in the community have not shared their excitement. Mr. Damaso ’97 offered his own view onsite when he explained, “I think Blowout Brophy is a direct expression of the consumerism that is tearing apart our nation. We need to appreciate what we have, not conform to the manstream materialistic trends and buy every new product. Except for the Makerbot tie clips— ” (Mr. Damaso was unable to complete this interview as he was abruptly trampled by a stampeding Mr. Hubbell on his way to buy the last BCP skinny tie).
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