Moore Middle 2017 Yearbook

Moore Middle School 8700 Yankee Woods Drive

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The Co-Editors of the yearbook Kason Cade and Audrey West are-working to get the colophon done and • by the deadline.

The 6th grade team Sam Bossung (far left), Monte Edwards (center left), Brynn Pickering (center right), and Alex Crawford (far right).

The 7th grade team Zoe John on (left), R an Clementi (center), and Aidan Jack on (right).

The clubs and intramurals team Bryan Gilbert (far left), Sam Weiss (center left) , Alaina Agnew (center right), and Gabe Hiltgen (far right).

The 8th grade team Peter · Wittmann (left), Abb Lewi (center) and Connor Knecht (right).

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EEK .ONE SPEECH SPEECH SPEECH On August 18th, thefirstFriday of the school year students attended an assembly about making the school great. One of the speakers, Dr. Joel, talked about Dr. Moore.(Bottom left)

CHANGE IS GOOD Moore was a change from the previous schools students attended. 7th grader Chloe Styles said, "The school was big and I thought I couldn't get to all my classes on time" and David Crist, another 7th grader, said, "At first it was going to be really difficult to get to all my classes since this is my first year at a public school, but I ended up finding it was easy to memorize my schedule and make friends."

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WHAT'S YOUR FA VO RITE COLOR? During the first week at Moore Middle School, Dr. Moore came into classes and gave presentations.

She told the students they are the explorers of this NEW SCHOOL, NEW EXPERIENCES new school. D_r. Moore even participated in some The first week of middle school was a big adjustment of the "get to know you" activities, like the making for some 6th graders to get used to. "I was excited of the community ball, a homemad e porn-porn in to meet new friends and it was really interesting to Mrs. McBride's classroom. see all the new things. The one thing that was hard for me was getting my locker open." said Sisley Mitchell. Bailee Volzke said, "I thought that it was interesting that there was so many people and the school was so big. I had some trouble finding my classes and locker. .. but now I am getting used to it and actually kind of liking it."

ARE Students were asked to put an "I am" statement on the wall during open _ house and the fir t few days of school. (right) HIGH-FIVE! After the a embly on August tudent walked 18th out of the multipurpo e room to see teacher ready to high-fi e.

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LOOK OUT!! On Augu t 21 t, tudent Lily Lauten chlager and Ha ley Kennedy watch the eclip happening ju t above them.

They watched the eclip e in the outh parkin g lot out ide of school. Hayley Kennedy aid "It wa fa cinating and I am glad that I got to experience it with friend ."

WAT CH OUT! Students are u hered out ide during their fifth period cla e to witne the solar eclip e which wa about to occur. The school di trict provided pecial eyewear for tudent and taff. The e were worn to protect people' e e from potential damage.

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IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE, 0 IT'S THE MOO ! Laney Beran, Abby Lewi , Brooklyn We tlund, and Carolee Klein lay down to get a better view of the eclip e happening overhead. 8th grader Laney sai9, "It isn't something you see everyday and it wa cool to experience. "

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Moore is lucky enough to have a YMCA connected to it.that they can use throughout the day. Moore's P.E and recess gym is the YMCA's gym on the weekends, as well as 5:30 on school days.

The Copple YMCA has a pool, workout space, and three gyms.

"Teen Time" at Moore is an after school program that allows kids to hang out with their friends and do fun activities. The YMCA, named after Ed and Mary Copple, opened up several months before the school opened and continues to support the school in numerous ways.

Here are some of the amenities that the YMCA has to offer.

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·L ET' S DAN CE ! During the 6th grade Halloween Dance on October 26th, a large group of students gather around to watch a dance off!

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SHAR ING IDEAS A 6th grade cla s share their thoughts in a circle about the chool year o far. They all aid that they enjoy it to ome degree or another. Circle are an important part of the Moore community, where tudent and taff have the opportunity to hare their torie .

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Zackarey Dieken

Jacob Dodge

Nathan Dodson

Drew Drake

Carter Dwyer

Lauren Eilers

Lily Ellenberger

Hailey Enevoldsen

Dayton Engelhart

Jordan Erstad

Shandy Faalii

Aubrey Falter

Lara Fanus

Cambry Ficken

Lexie Fields

Cooper Finney

Kale Fountain

Johnathan Franklin

Henry Frey

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Jacob Genetti

Miles Gessford

Jackson Green

Taylor Green

Dexter Gubbels

William Guyton

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Mia Hansen

Jayda Harris

Katelyn Hart

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NEW YEAR NEW FRIENDS! Thi 8th grade vocal mu ic cla (left) is having a great time making new friend ! The second period class may be small but the are very powerful when it comes to their voice s!

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St ud e nt Li f e GREAT START! 8th grader Ty on Campbell (left) say that thi year has been a great time. From new friends to the fun classe , chool ha been o much better than last year!

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GRE_ET! 8th grader Lily Lauten c_hlager hake hand with the per on who our chool is dedicated to, Dr. Marilyn Moore (left). Thi truly magical moment took place on September 24, 2017 at the dedication to Dr. Moore. Lily played the Star Spangled Banner in the band before the dedication!

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Alaina Agnew

Laney Beran

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Sam Bossung

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Tyson Campbell

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Brynn Pickering

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Johnathan Terry

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Every year, all 8th graders get the chance o on a field trip to UNL, visit ampus, and see what it is like. When the 8th graders visit, they add another story to their year!

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YOU'RE ALMOST THERE! The cro country race i almo t o er, but 7th grader Janith Kanaganayagam i till going trong. He told the yearbook taff "I raced my heart out and did my be t, and it paid off!" Janith and hi teammate fini bed well and made Moore' fir t Cro Country ea on one to remember!

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Cross Country Madi on Bach, Ma on Brandt, Ty on Broeker, Landon Bondegard , Lauren Coniglio, David Crist, Campbell Cullan, Kalen Cullan, Cambry Ficken, Lexie Fields, Bryan Gilbert, Tyler Hogg, Libby Kotik, Avery Loch, Noah Lyon, Sandy Matejka, Max Meyer , Emma Mo , Peyton Owens Ethan Powell, I abella Razdan, Jackson Reichert, Sawyer Sheet , Abby Steele, Chloe Styles, Caleb Swanson, Johnathan Terry, Jo hua Terry, Hannah Warnke, Peter Whittmann, El ie Whittmann

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Can't Catch Me! During Moore's last soccer game against Lefler on September 30th, 2017, 7th grader Eddie Cuervo Valencia (Right) shoots a face o f

Success! Moore's first teammates after soccer team (Below) gettin g a steal that enjoy the first win o f would lead to a ~ ~ ~ ~ " :7 · the season on goal, tying the Se tember 16th, 2017

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On Saturday, September 9th, 2017, 8th grader Tre Nash scored the first goal o f Moore's soccer team career. Three minutes into the second half, Nash saw a chance for a goal and knew it was his time. Nash exclaimed, "I was hyped, afterwards I knew I had done something special and I knew that I would be known for this.'' Nash went on to score two more goals that game, and was the top scorer for the season with 8 goals.

re Nash # 1 8 - Hayden Hacker #20 - Cadance Bonneau #20 - Sam Weiss #21 - Eddie Cuervo Valencia #22 - Gabe Hiltgen #27 - Sophie Hacker #30 - Corbin Bonneau #32 - Art Provost #44 - Braden Lowry #46 - Brice Neale

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8th Grader Sam Weiss (left) throws in the ball during Moore's game against Scott on September 23rd, 2017. This possession led to a goal by Tre Nash.

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#22 - Taylor Green 1 - Daidria Halpin l - Rajsree Muthu Siva Sank #23 - Madison Schweers #24 - Mia Hansen - lsys Haynes #26 - Leah Binkley - Jaida Martinez #31 - Zoe Johnston - Sydney Meeks #33 - Lily Ellenberger 14 - Kendal Hasemann #45 - Summer Allen 15 - Camden Schultze #46- Rylee Haeselin When asked 16-Avery Vanhorn #50 - Sylvia Kamradt about the first 16 - Katie Pickering 2 - Ella Gibbons Mo o r e volleyb all 8th season, grader Daidria Hal p ~ n exclaimed, "I really enjoyed playing for the first Moore team; we had great practices. Throughout this season we all believed in each other and we all made each other better." When asked what her favorite part of the season was, and what she liked most about playing for Moore's first volleyball team, Halpin told the yearbook staff, "I loved having the experience of playing on an actual team, we all got along The Moore volleyball team (above) poses with very well." When asked what she missed, pride after the seasog's final game: a win!

Halpin reported, "the people, throughout the season they've felt like family."

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8th grader Sydney Meeks told the Moore yearbook staff that "It's been really great, all of my teammates were amazing, we all help each other and I love all of my teammates like family." When we asked her what she enjoyed most about her Moore volleyball experience, she responded with "I'll miss the way everyone helped and supported each other."

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The wre tling sea on takes place from mid-October to early-November.

All o f the boy think o f it as a fun time with their friend , while doing what they love. "Wre tling meet are a bla t!" 8th grader Tre Nash tell the Yearbook Staff.

Moore competed against other school like Lux, Schoo , Culler, and Pound.

Moore participated in a wre tling tournament near the end o f the season. When all o f the team are done practicing , it's time for the matches. . Even though Moore placed last , they made multiple wins against _ many different chool . Moore' fir t year o f wre tling was a ucce !

(Above) Bryan Gilbert and his coach , Braden , are practicing in the commons area preparing for another meet during practice.

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G irl Up Clubs have a huge impact on girls around the world, empowering both people in their own communities and teen girls in developing countries to ri e up. Through education, fundraising and service, Girl Up Club member develop the leadership kill neces ary to make a positive difference in the lives of girls everywhere. Whether you are in middle school, junior high, high school or home chooled, any student can start a club.

WE ARE POWERFUL! The 6th grade tudent Sree and N amita talk about what they would like to do in their future and what inspires them to be leaders, "I really want to be a doctor when I grow up!" amita tells the yearbook taff.

Girl-Up Club Member Sree Muthu Siva Sankar, Namita Nagaraj, M . Moore, and an East High School tudent.

(Right) These girls are learning about women empowerment and how • women can change the world, no matter how big or small!

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Ms. Moore, with Sree and Namita on December 13th, talk about what they love. All of the girl want to be leader m their community and become trong and powerful women!

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"I loved being challenged ," aid Lane Beran "I al o love math. "

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Chorus members sing their hearts out preP.aring for "Moore" events that wili mark thi year in hi tory. The chorus ang_ at the Marilyn Moore dedication, malang ~veryone mile, and howing what Moore i all about. A t the dedication, they were accompanied by St. Marks United Methodi t Churcli.

The chorus always has a fun time, inging the best they can with one o f the b e s t teachers around, Ms. Lambert!

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Moore Middle School's 6th grade grade 7th and Orche tra* i a great place for tudent to skill their find through music and forever develop friendships through a very fun, skill activity. building Thi i a great place to find very hard tu dent working to want who trengthen their kill in the musical art .

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7th grader S am m y Doggett takes a poll in Mrs. Henjes 2nd period Math class. Sammy said that "It was cool to see m y se lf have an influence in the yearbook."

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Maker Space Y A Y BOOKMARKS! Evelyn Bliven, a 6th grader, i enJoymg creating bookmark . She comes to the Media Center everyday and ha a great time! The Maker Space i a great area to come after lunch to create art or play game .

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Spirit Week!

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What does it mean to be a Mountain Lion?

The yearboook staff asked Sydney Meeks what it means to her to be a Moore Mountain Lion and she responded with... " Its means you have to be brave because Mountain Lions have a lot of pride so you have to be proud to be a Mountain Lion.

Don't be afraid and take all the chances you have" Sydney is one of many students that wanted to tell her story for the 180.

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TIME! Moore 8th graders took their first ip of the year to UNL on Tue da , o ember 28th. The students took a journey around the whole campus and explored an option for a future college!

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CHOP, CHOP, CHOP! In the main door at Moore Middle School, Dr. Moore cuts a red ribbon as future teachers of Moore happily watch. \:

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Excerpts from Dr. Marilyn Moore at the Dedication of Moore Middle - School on September 24, 2017: •

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li e are .... ongoing torie , till being written~interacting with the torie of everyone we meet and many that we don t. It ' a guiding theme of Moore Middle School, that tudent will begin the lifelong effort of knowing their own tory, ha ping their own tory and finding their oice to tell their own torie . In M . McBride ' Engli h cla e on the fir t day of chool, tudent recalled and hared omething that made them happy and omething that they were excited about or nervou about a the chool year began; the e are tory tarters.

In titutions and organization have torie , too. We're ju t in the mid t of celebrating _ebra ka' tory, a tory that began far before the official birth of the tate 150 ear ago, a tory that ill li e be ond any of our li e ·, a tory that bear our indi idual hand-print and footprint and oices. Moore Middle School i al o a tor , a mostly near-the-beginning tory .

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. . .And o it begin , in this beautiful pace de igned for learning, the tory of thi learning communit . And thi pace, while beautiful and exemplifying all that we kno today about how a building upport learning, i not the mo t important part of the tor . o, the mo t important part of any tor i not the etting, it' the character - the Ii e , the joys and orrow , the challenge and effort and accompli hment , the heart and mind and oul . And today we celebrate the characters of thi tory, all of u gathered to affinn our upport for, our confidence in, and our belief in, the kid in the middle, the promi e and the potential of their live . In one way or another, directly or indirectly we will all tell the tory .... and what an honor and pri ilege it is to be a part of thi noble ork. Ma we do it well ....

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