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By:ArnanyA
A new year. A fresh new script to be written. What does an unscripted life mean to you? Unscripted means to be unexpected or si:ontaneous. When I think of "Life Unscripted" I think of unrehearsed or unplanned. For Leah Bryan, it means "to be yourself · and just to be unexpected." Bemg unscripted means you are not ordinary. You are different. You are unique. At Goodrich Middle School we are oold daring, and m~t imJ:Orlantly, we are unscripted.
8th graders, Ka.rah B., Abbi A, Justin N., Ohvia K., Jruden & and Nathan K. playmg UNO.
Mrs.Mohne dUring lunch duty su~rvising the 7th graders.
Mr.Carter conversing with Deyton B.
Mrs.Bailey and Lori from the office.
Tarynn T. in the hallways.
Mr.Shalon walking with his students back into the ·buuding. ·
By:Amany Al- Barakat
8th Graders
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Comphcatoo, Frustrating, stressful and preparation. Because of this, 8th grade :is a challen~ing time for us kids. Frazion~ Wynn a local Bth grader says that 8th isn t quite as fun as 7th, "Because we didn 't have to do the harder things that are ~etting us ready for being a freshman." She also includoo that her favorite teacher taught 7th grade and was Mr. Little. An example of frustration and stress would be that Fraziona is not usoo to doing the stuff that is preparing her for high school such as the extra homework and other responsibihties, while she is still in middle school 8th grade is comphcatoo, frustrating, and stressful but it can also be fun, exciting, and fantastic.
Justus Le looking hke a geek for nerd day.
Fraziona W. telling the yearoook staff her thoughts atout 8th grade.
Lexi T. and Jaydn K. didn't dress up for nerd day.
Gooorich 8th grade volleyball team winning their first set Saturday morning.
Name Of Page Desigrie:rs: Julieta J. Fadwa Y. TrentenA .
Kevin Tran bringing home another 1st place Win in cross-country.
Froodie W. dressed up for nerd day.
Fahad Tran and Alison Francisco showmg off the smart side during nerd day.
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Corning in as a seventh grader is big :oocause you are no longer the new siX.th grader and you are on your way to being the top of the school When asked who their favorite teachers were. most students said Mrs. Bowers :oocause she is funny and does fun activities. Students also said Mr Little was their favorite :oocause he does fun things and students hke doing science experiments. They also agree it's important to have connections With their teachers. It's hard not oomg the new kids anymore but these 7th graders are making connections With their new teacher, wfule keeping connections With the old ones. In the end everyone said they hkoo 7th grade rotter than 6th ~ade :oocause they are no longer new. When you're in 8th grade you might change your mind.
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Mrs. Wright's students, <left to right) Y aman Albani, Caron Ca1dwell Ori Martinez, Bailey Diaz, J;x.>Sing for the picture.
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7th graders on the basketball court at recess.
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Article by Mer T
It was August 14 201 7, when the 6th graders arrivoo from 5th grade. Most of them were worried, nervous, or excihrl. We askoo 6th graders about how 6th grade was. Lily said 'The first day of school was boring because there were too many rules and · expectations." We askoo another 6th grader, Ayat, what she thought of it, and she said that it was "easy to make friends because there are more people." They also both said that they hked the lockers and memonzing the combinations. That was different for them from elementary. Lily and Ayat both have different point of views about middle school but I'm sure that in the end both will have their own unique, fun experiences.
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The Staff
By: Kyhe Smith and Nathan Neemann
In Gooorich the staff play the most important role. They are the ones that hold this school together With their amazing and sometimes spontaneous ideas. They have good attitudes and great :i;.ersonahties.
When askoo aoout the weirdest thing that has hap:i;.enoo at Gooorich, 7th grade science teacher Mr. Little responded, "One time I was teaching my 1st :t;.eriod class and as I walked past my front desk my pants caught on a nail and ripped all the way across the front of my pants. I had a hole the siZe of a basketba.ll! Luckily I had a science lab coat close by so I ran across the room and put it on to hide my shame. I talkoo to my first :t;.eriod and told them how embarrassed I was. I told them if they could keep a secret by not telling the other classes what had hap:i;.enoo then I would reward them the next day. It workool Not one student mentionoo anything aoout me ripping my pants. Some students ask me why I was wearin~ my science lab coat and I just told them I was cold and was wearing the lab coat to stay warm. Hal If they only knew)
What a day. I thankoo my 1st :t;.eriod students and rewardoo their good secret keeping skills With donuts and po:p:!orn for breakfast the next day1" £ven though the staff has very weird stories they contribute a very important part to Gooorich and the community.
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It's nnporlant to hve a healthy h.festyle. Sia, Goodrich, many years ago, began to let 7th and 8th graders play s:µ>rls. The s:µ>rls we play, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Basketball W resthng, and Track and Field often have unexpectErl outcomes. In other words, these s:µ>rls are nnprov. We wmg it. S:µ>rts are unscriptErl. And that is s:µ>rls. Getting ready to be unscripted, and working together to make it unscriptErl.
When we a.skErl 8th grader Tina Tran her experience in Goodrich s:µ>rls. she rephed, "It hel:µ; you stay fit and active. It's gcxxl for your health, and it's fun." 7th grader Helenia Breem, to whom we askErl the same question to, told us, "It also keeps you active, and it's fun. It's something you can do when you're lx>rErl."
We could go on and on alx>ut all the ama.zin~ sports going on here in Goodrich, but we1f sum it up for you - most of the nnporlant things in h.fe are staymg fit, healthy, and active, making friends and having fun - are found in s:µ>rls.
The Volleyball team :µ>Sing for a photo (top), and a 7th grader warming up for soccer (below).
T and Helenia B, who we interviewErl (alx>ve).
Sayra C and Leah Bin the middle of the~ s~nd g8;111e (below).
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Ah F, Alexis H, Sayra C, and Brianna P cheering on the boys sexx!er team.
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From Left to Right: Ga~e I( Kevin T, Ritchie Z, Arturo M Matthew M Nathan N, I-Iayden S, Arvin D, and Richard P. getting ready to start their last race of this year.
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From Left to nght: Mindy H, Mana J, £ren R, Melissa G, Tina T, and Sa.rah 0. Let's Go Gocxlrich. Represent our School
Ritchie Z. Running in the lead aoove all of the Gocxlrich Students.
Up aoove is the last team picture for cross country this year.
Good job, Gocxlrich, for the hard work and effort that you put into Cross Country! Aoove is the first meet for Cross Country.
Nathan N. goin~ up one of the biggest hills in Cross Country. Power through il ·
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The 7th grade Volleyball tearn got awardoo with two candyg:t1arn ooards at the end of their sea.son. <Left and Aoove)
£rnrna.Lee Grant going to win the set.
The Goodrich girls playing agamst Lux.
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Top Row: Abbi A Froodie W, Gracie A Destinie C, Kyhe & Bottom Row: Ohvia L Parriss R, Tanaya B, Brianna M, and Fraziona W.
Staring up at the ball ready to slap it, pass it, and spike it to score against the other team .
Trymg hard for the last few Ininutes.
An end-of-season group hug, ·
After a lot of afterschool :practices, runrung from aoout 3 to 4:30, teammates get to know each other and do better in tournaments.
Pausing for a set.
Suhman T. rushing into the camera frame, trymg to look gooo in front of the ladies.
W ruting for a turn to play, the seventh and eighth grade lx>ys: Wait on the sidelines.
The girls: stretching and warming up before their game. In this: photo there is:, frorn left to nght, Leah B, Ah F, Batley, Helerua B, Fadwa Y, Brianna P, Zara B, and Mennah
The toys: soccer team :µxsmg after Winning a game.
As the goahe, Christian The girls soccer team JX>Sing for The ooys team waiting Boerngen watches as his a shot after Winning their best on the sidehnes for the rest teammates do their best. game, with a score 0£ 13 to 1. of the team to score.
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Brianna Pagan fighting for the ball against a Culler student. The girls lost their £mt game, but they came back quickly and won the rest of their games easily. .
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Fraziona Wynn crossing the court.
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£liza Lussier passing through some teammates With the ball using them as a shield.
Mr. Pauli watching as the team plays a quick game.
Glad for a time to pause practi~ the team poses for a quick picture Without asking the coaches.
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By: Keech Strayer and Juliana Cardona Hodge
The yearl:ook is sup:µ>sed to help students express how their year went, and how they, and their classes did things. It also helps students practice working on computers and design. The yearl:ook describes our year With the things we did and it marks the special and memorable moments.
During 5th period pubhcations, students work in groups, taking pictures of the different topics covered in throughout the took We Write articles, interview people and design our pages to best capture the memories of our school year.
Abbi, Leah, Brady, Kaidence, Amany,and Kyheworking on different parts of the yearl:ook
Breanna, Hiromi, and Mer working on the sixth grade section
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8th Grade Student AssiStants
Fun in Art!
Zion Jenkins (6th grade) made his own warrior outfit in art class
Invested students who came in before school to work on art proJ~cts!
(8 th ~ade) ooys fiXing the drawers for :rvis. Speidell in art c~s: Michael Francis, Zach W arta, Sahu Sultani, Jesus Worth
(8th grade) students doing a presentation in art class: Uyen Phung, Khang Tran, KyheSmith
Photo credit to Ms. Speidell
6th ~a.de guided reading grou~ read'I1he Giver and The 'City of Ember. Then, they created their own utopian societies and presented them £or their classmates.
Photo credit to Mrs. Guernsey
The Science Fair was on March 1. Many students participated, and won awards and ribbons.
I\ghth graders working hard in their classes.
Before and After School Choir field trip to the Northwest Lincoln SmgFest at North Star High School on October 26. They rehearsoo with the North Star Choir, Belmont £lementary and West Lincoln £lementary and then the whole group :performoo at West Lincoln £lementary in the afternoon that day.
Before and Mter School choir performing at Gocrlrich's Veteran's Day Assembly on November 10.
<Left) 7th grade students chosen to sing at the LPS 7th Grade Vocal Music Festival on January 25.
PicturOO: Tricia Sherwoo{ Aysha Alexander Halla Looky, Harper Johnson, ReAnne Isom, Lily Gudgel Megan Anderson, Erica Vollbrecht, Mana Jacobo, Jeffrey Edwards and Larry Li.
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8th Grade Band:
Seatoo Left to Ri~ht: Direc~or K~vin D. Koopmann, Mia 'Ross, Kyhe Srmth, AleXiah Anderson, Kevin Tran, Justus L; Fraziona Wynn, Mindy I-Iuynh, £lvis Thong Vo, Arnaun Johnson.
Second Row Left to Right: Vicente Vela, Arni Nguyen, Ruot Kier, Leah Bryan, Nathan Neemann, Jesus Worth, Wyatt Kr~er, Francisco 1.orooo Apodaca, Trenten £stell Andrew. Not PicturOO: Chase Vesely
8th Grade Orchestra -
Seated Left to Right: Rachel Roenne, Alezandra Fernandez, Angela Le, Lilian Nguyen, Lilly Hanley, Persephony Tobin, Rose Tuttle, Hannah Andersen.
Standing Left to Right: Director Kevin D. Koopmann, Stephanie Rcxlri~ez, Karissa Covert, Diana Soto, Tina Tran, Anh Tran, Dyen Phun_% £than Crandall Grayson Nichelson, Elizabeth Chhoeung, Jason Nguyen.
£lvis Thong Vo, left, was 2nd Baritone in the State and Jesus Worth. right, was 6th Troml::one. They perforrnoo at Kearney l-Iigh School Auditoriurn.
Five students were selected to participate in Blair Honor Ba.nd: Leah Bryan, Ruot Kier, Kevin Tran, £lvis Thong Vo, and Trenten Estell Andrew.
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7th Grade
Band
Front Row Kneehng left to nght: £mma Pope, Reanne Isom, Izabel Rivers, Brandon Renaud, Director Kevin D. Koopmann.
Second Row: Daniel Gergen, Miles Martinez, Poni John, Stephen Alvarez, I-Iarper Johnson.
Third Row: Johnathan Blackburn, An9:el OrtiZ Gaytan, Jeffery £dwards, V aientyn Denysyuk Breana Sa.bin. Not Pictured Noah Wills
7th Grade Orchestra: Kneehng Left to Ri9:ht: £than Donner, Director Kevin D. Koopmann, £ren Renteria.
Second Row: Sora Al-Zuteidy, £rica Vollbrecht, Larry Li, Kristie Trinh.
Third Row: Mennah Al-Turf~ Aly Pope, Mana Jacobo, Kendra I-Iernandez, Azariah V alenzuel~ Zara Bryan.
Fourth Row : Anayeh Terrazas, Nvar Maghdid Aysha Alexander, Adriana Reyes, £m.ily Reese.
Congratulations to all 7th and 8th graders, orchestra and band who went to contestl! £very single student got superior rating, the highest score! ·
Photo credit to Mr. Koopman
Here at Gocxlrich there are many ways ~ple can express themselves. For example our school has a lot of great artists. They work very hard on their pieces of work to make it the best they can. When we asked 8th grader £hzabeth Chhoeung a.rout what her drawmgs mean to her sI;e said "puttin~ a face to a blank canvas. She spends a 1ot of time to finish just one of her drawmgs, it takes her hours. Her art is very important to her. Like £hzabeth, our school has many other great artistic talents. Gocxlrich's art is appreciatoo by many of the students here.
Art of an angel by 8th grader £ooru A
Amazing art by £hzabeth C., 8th
A portrait by Elizabeth C, 8th
S:[X)Oky gir1 by Tricia S
Pig art by Austin K., 7th
Gocrlrich spirit art by 6th grader Chelsea &
By £hzaooth C., 8th grade
Portrait by Tricia S.
Cartoon art by £hzaooth C. 8th. Cartoon character by 8 grader Abbi A
By Trenten A and Nathan N.
You know how everyone kee~ going on and on about what their favorite things are, right? Well here's a time where they can express their feelings in a survey that we constructoo for them.
Our survey questions what your favorite fool group is, shoe brand SJX)rt, and color. When we askoo Juhana C. What do you think a.tout people asking you what your favorite thing is," she resJX)ndoo with "I hke people asking me what my favorite things are because then I get to voice my own opinion to others. Its nice to know that someone cares to ask your opinion on something. £ven i£ it ~eems unnn~rtant, it matters beca·use theyre asking. Its the thought that counts. "
We had at least one person for each category. We learnoo that N~ is the all around favorite shoe brand with Under Armour corning in second. We also had blue as the overall favorite and roo as the second. Fruits a~e ~e favorite fool ~up and protein conung m second. We also asked what the favorite SJX)rl was, and that was soccer followoo by basketball. In conclusion, people will always have opinions, and some will be di£ferent from others. So it's always gool to ask and compare.
280 people respondoo to the Rurvey of their favorite shoe brand.
Adidas: 41
Under Armour: 31 ·
Converse: 23
Nike: 131
Other: 51
433 people reslX)nded to the survey of their favorite color.
Green: 44
Red: 87
Yellow: 17
Blue: l 58
Other: 127
S 1 3 :reople re.~IX)nded to tl 1e survev on Ute1 r favorite focxL
Fruit:./252
Protein: 147
Dairy: 52
Vegetables: 4 2
Gram: 20
507 people responded to the ~urvey on their favorite sport.
Baseball: 41
Football: 1 10
Soccer: 159
Basketball: 46
Otl1er: 151
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By: Mer Tuach and Hiromi Nochebue
· Fear <noun) /£i0r/ a distressing emotion by impendin5! danger, evil. pain, etc., w threat is rear or imagined. £veryone we asked Mr. Brown and other teachers their £ears were. First we asked Mr. Br his £ear was, why it is his £ear, and w experience with it. He told us that he of his family's safety. In addition we him. saymg, why it was his £ear? Mr. rephed with. 'My son Kyle is a marine could be called up to serve in another which would make me a httle nervous.' Brown learned not to worry too much what might not happen because of his £ know it will all be OK." Mr. Brown ta his £ears that he has and about what h Like everyone else he is afraid of somet g. e is a man who always fights and protects his family. Mr. Brown £ears something bad might happen to his family. He has a son who is in the marine and he has a small £ear that his son will have to serve in another country, but he understands that i£ he continues positively, there is nothing to £ear. He considers that there are many £ears that one £ears and that at some point you have to overcome then Fear is an emotion of £ear that many people suffer, and not many dare to express it. We are all born with the abihty to have £ears. These teachers confessed their £ears. They had fears like , heights, creatures and more. We have asked Mr. Brown about his £ears and how he £eels about it.
Mr. Little is afraid of hei~hts, He usErl to go o roller coasters when he kid
Mrs. Wnght is afraid of Clowns and G f'cjrs
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Mrs. Lange:rs is afraid of heights, and Ferris wheels
Miss Nelsen is afraid of Sharks
Mrs. Jantz :is afraid she :is gomg to run over her kids
Miss Fatemi :is afraid of spiders and the movies The Ring and The Grudge
Mrs. V olpp :is afraid of heights and snakes
Mrs. Merooth :is afraid of the ocean she never been there before also snakes and flym~
Unusual Fears
Hylophobia- fea.r of trees
Ombrophobia- f ea.r of rain
Genuphobia - Fea.r of knees
Turophobia - Fea.r of cheese
Somniphobia- f ea.r of f alhng asleep
Papa.phobia- fea.r of the pope
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Hydrophobia - fea.r of water
Biblio hobia :is the f ea.r or hatred of rooks
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Ruby Shockley Sienna W amwnght Tricia Sherwocxl
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Destinie Rose Clarke Javier Guzman TaNaya Betts
£very1xrly needs memories. Some memories go back further than others. It's fun to see how much people have grown. Its also fun to see how much people have changed. We asked 7th grader Precious W. aoout why she thought that seeing baby pictures in the yearoook was a gocxl idea and she res:µmded With " To see how students have changed." Just like Precious, we think that baby pictures are imJX)rlant b?cause they ~ve us a sense of completeness to know how we have chan~ed from past to present. In the end we all have changed even in the shghtest. Fromlooks to pe:rsonahty, change is inevitable. We hope you enjoy these Goodrich students as babies!
By: Kyhe Smith and £lan Pittman
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Jaoorise Hinds
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Hailey Adams Nazeera Qusim
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£veryone has their own opinion on what they think is trending. £veryone had the chance to take a survey on what their favorite thing was out of the choices we gave you. Tills will show us: what many of the Gocrlrich s:tudents: hke.
Bryan Lopez Chavez is: an 8th _gi:ader we chose to interview. Ile told us: tnat Dolphins:werehis:favoriteanirnal
There are thousands: of different types of animals:, and there are thousands:....,oT people in the world so it doesn't matter if you like Country music or Rap. It doesn t II1;ake you weird or if you 1?-ke cats: or fish. Its: a liu~e difference, and its: YOUR opinion. lh my opinion, doQS: are the best and the cutes:1 animals: inme world. Others: may not think that, but it's: my opinion, ana it will never change unless: I meet a unicorn. Rafael and Sa.mar both said that their favorite sport is soccer, and theY,'ve both p).ayed on teams:.
People s:houldn t judQe you if you like something different Than what they hke. £veryone is: entitled to their own ~rs:onal opinion.
Christopher Jaimes: (above) is also an 8th grader we chose to interview. Ile said that he thinks: that the most-hked genre was romance.
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Rafael M.B. ( nght) and Sa.mar K. (left) are 1::oth 7th graders.
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Everyone experiences funny, embarrassing and crazy stories some :µ>int in their hves. Some unfortunately, happen at school! We gave you the op::µ>rlunity to share your weird experiences, and we receivoo some that we think are pretty strange! · Keech Strayer told us aoout a weird day of his, when Juh Cardona took hair dye spray to school and sprayoo :people's hair during class. The smell was over-whelrnin~ and ,,people 'had to breathe through their hocrlie sfeeves.
Normally, crazy things make you feel at the time, scared confused or sometimes irritated at everyone at the same time. But then when you think aoout it afterwards, it's hilarious and seems unprecedentoo. To surn up, we hope you eni<?Y the stories from your humiliated yet hilarious, fellow Gooo.rich Dragons.
A 7th grader · showmg off his basketball tricks to look gocxl in front of the camera <left).
Fra.ziona W unsuccessfully trymg to scare away the camera (right).
Bill our awesome custodian, checking his phone at lunch, probably on Sna!X!hat or something <left).
Mrs. Jantz sustainm~ her oody's water and coff'ee supply.
Seventh _graders enjoying lunch together.
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David D:inh brought his Chromelx>ok outside to play music and hid it under his coat when Mr. Depue came over. Mr. Depue never knew.
Jason Nguyen trip}?OO dUring the mile run and had his foot in a bandage for a § few weeks afterwards.
bSarah Oma.rt was tipping her chair when her teacher told her to stop. She tip}?OO . j back farther and fell on her head and her crush laughed at her.
1, Vicente Vela came to Ms. Davis' class wearing a purple morph sUit and ~ot & dress ccrled, but only after everyone was ·laughing so hard that they couldn't say the Pledge of Allegiance.
Jonathan Foote came to school wearing a gorilla outfit and ran around the hallways after school shouting.
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Mr Sis uses a computer to call on people, and the computer callOO on Trenten
Rod.away while he was sleeping in class.
Amany Al- Barakat ran out of the classroom when the bell rang. Leah Bryan stuck trip}?OO her and she shd a few yards on the floor with her stuff flymg everywhera
Mr. Carter sang a rap song al::out all of the diff-ht lx>oks.
Mr. Sei.zys would comphment Abbi Arroyo for "burping like a guy."
Some basketball players were steahng from the vending machine after school and were caught, then had to run laps for al::out half an hour in the gym.
Trenten Andrew was in the safe seat in 7th J?ericxl on Halloween and got sent to the buddy room for shouting to tell the class that it was snowing! It really wasl
Cole DeBoer was runnmg away from someone at recess. Someone trip}?OO him and he was knocked out for a few seconds and didn't even go to the nursa He stocxl up and walked away,
Mr. Shalon :i::ersuaded a kid that it was 6 PM 1:ecause he had fallen asleep in 7th J?eriod and slept until 3:15.
Remember the fad of "Andy's Comm_%" where you freeze and drop to the ground hke in 'Toy Story?" Multiple kids followed that fad and fell all the way down the stairs.
Justin Nguyen chugged at least 7 cartons of chocolate milk and ended up going to the nurse after hanging out by the toilet.
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It's: hard to beheve, but just a few years ago, Gocrlrich s:ervoo ice cream in the cafeterial Many stories: originated from this: specific room. Though there's: no such thing as: "mystery meaf or "Taco Tuesaay," we did have a few cases: of sticky butter that appea.roo on the walls and hghts. We had milk stuck up on the windowsills. We had explooin~ sodas and s:pilloo soup. It seems: extremeiy unique to have such stories:, but unique is: what we're all aoout.
Want to tell your college friends: aoout the craziest fooo fight ever? Go for it. But expect consequences:
A few kids: in the 7th grade lunch hne.
A trio of 6th graders hanging out (aoove).
Eighth ~ad.er Chase V es:ely throwing £000 in lunch detention (below).
Breakfast is: the most im porlant meal of theday1
Jadyn K and AleXis: T J::OSing for us, even though we hterally told them not to.
By: Juliana Cardona Hooge
8th grade counselor Mrs. Moline stops to show off her beaut:i.£ul braids.
Noah Moore-Ward pa.using to let us get a shot of ms crazy hair (atove).
A sixth grader turns around to show us her style (below).
7th grader Jayla wrulE; probably, skipping class or something (tottorn).
Breanna Tophca showing us her style (atove).
Kyhe Srnith shows off her beaut:i.£ul curls wmle taking pictures for the yeartook (below).
Another glorious year has ended at Gocxlrich. We have this yeartook to remember all these memories and to hold them close to or hearts. 111 miss this school and the fun times I had With my friends and teachers, they are the good memories you Will want to remember," says Madi Graham, an 8th grader at Gocxlrich. We're all looking forward to high school and then onto colleg~ but we Will always have the memories of Gocxlrich Middle School!
The Special ruucation class presenting to their classmates and teachers.
Seventh graders Maria G, I-Iayveen B, and Aleesa S (above). One of the last serves of the year. · Gracie A stealing Mrs. Jantz' desk Sixth grade durtng passing ~rio:l
Julieta J, Leah B, and Fadwa Y.
Madi Graham (above). £hzabeth C's draWing (right).
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