When you wish, you wish for something of importance. It may not be important to anyone else, but for some reason you think it is. Maybe you wish for a change, a feeling, or possibly even a time or place. When our dreams seem impossible, or too complicated to reach, it always makes us want to try a little harder. So many people try not to expand on their dream~, to bring them to reality because they are afraid. They are afraid that they will not be accepted by others, or rejected before they have a chance to try. They begin to forget their purpose. We wish for so many things, big and small. We hope that we may be the one, the one who will stand out. We long to make a difference, to live on as a legend. Through all of this, ·there is always one who wishes they will blend in, go unnoticed. There is still a part of them who wishes they were bold. They wish they would have the courage to reach for more. No matter how far away your dreams may -see m, just wish~: ·wish upon a star.
to educating . ant11h 8 notin :1/J s fu ents in ·a caring, s •e , inclusive environment. Together we will strive to foster academic, intellectual, vocational, and technological achievement as we encourage Scott students to develop positive decision-making skills. We will model behaviors that promote good citizenship, responsibility for one's actions, mutual respect as well as social and emotional growth , as we guide Scott students to interact with people of diverse races , cultures and backgrounds. We will assist students in their efforts to prepare for achieving their potential now and in the future.
Introduction 3
Ashley All berry
Tennyson Anseth
Gina Aspe l und Matt B auer
S averi B hattac h ar
We've Made It!
We have made it through the fears of 7th grade, the hard times of 8th , and now we have reached the top . Kind of like climbing and straining up a mountianside and when you have accomplished your goal you are able to look down and remember the journey.
This year we are going to try to make it the best! The anxiety to be in high school is overwhelming , but we are excited to enter a whole new world of learning and when we move on ... we will be remembered.
Tennyson Anseth ,----------------~
Erin Bomberger
Leslie Booth
Christine Bork
Tara Brannen
James Bricker
Ninth Grader~ taking a little influence from the class bulletin board , are doing a little ureaming of their own ... DAYDREAMING that is!
to be remembered.
Michael Brigg
Jamie Buller
Sarah Burge
Shannon Campbell
Rene Cardona
Kimberly Car on Je ica Ca man
Sarah Chandler
Elizabeth Chappelle
Greg Chappelle
Stephanie Crider
Brian Delaney
Rebecca Dellenbaugh
Sarah Dicke
Jennifer Dierking
Marie Ea ton
Ja on Elliott
Caris a Ell
Evan Ell
J arnie Ell worth
Erin Es ink
A hley E an
Bryan Fauver
Jennifer Filip
Jackie Forkner
Jonathan Foster
Kry tle Fulton
Matt Gardner
Farrell Genzmer
Eric Gettman
Ninth Grade 7
When you wish.
Edward Gilbert
Katelin Goddard
Douglas Graham
Leslie Gustafson
Ranee Hall
Ashleigh Hallauer
Eric Hansen
Jami Hardesty
Mark Hollmann
Kenith Holmes
Jimmy Jackson
Nino Kapetanovic
Tim Kasl
Steven Kisicki
Kodi Klein
Erik Kohl
Jackie Kohout
Jennifer Koons
Julie Koons
Jennifer Kunkle
Nathan Lakey
Daniel Lantis
Galen Lechner
Elly Lehnert
Jessica Lien
Travis Lindblad
Cameron Loos
Ilia Machacek
Aaron Mack
Abbie Martin
to be remembered.
Michelle McCain
Lisa McCullough
Katie McGrane
Megan McKay
Will McMann
Teyanna Miles
Jonathan Miller
Palmer Miller
Seth Miller
Jennifer Moeller
Janey Munksgaard
Colette Murray
Matthew elson
Stephanie Neruda
Carrie Neukirch
Patricia Ninh
Jessica Olson
Jennifer Oltman
Steven Pape
Grant Pearson athan Perkins
Amanda Pester
Cathy Petersen
Dustin Poskochil
Sarah Prettyman
Alex Raines
Jeff Reznicek
Dusty Rimovsky
Bryan Robinson
Justin Roby Ninth Grade
When you wish ...
Alexa Roode
Nick Roth
Shawn Rounsborg
Lisa Russell
Adam Sabatka
Lindsey Sadler
Jamie Satterthwait
Jenny Shupe
Josie Simeck
Cody Sobansky
Jake Sokolowski
Andy Stordahl
Robert Stroh
John Stuertz
Jacob Sullivan
Christopher Suzuki
Andy Thomas
Daniel Thomas
Laura Thompson
Jillian Thomson
Evan Todd
Chelsea Triplett
Sara Tuckerman
Sara Van Ackeren
Jenna Vaughn
Stephanu Vijoen
Andy Walker
Justin Walker
Luke Waltman
Sarah Weigel
Eighth Grade
to be remembered.
Alan Whitenack
Danielle Williams
Janice Workman
Danielle Wulf
Leann Yang Rose Yao
Not Pictured:
Christopher Batten
Sarah Bre nahan
Jo hua Ellis
Ashley Green
Chris Horst
Joel Kostelecky
Renee Rasti-Lari
John Rumbaugh
When you wish ...
Jeffrey
Kristin
Megan
Stephan
Barbara
Trent
April
Stephanie
Allison
to continue on.
Justin Devrtes
Tim Dolberg
Stuart Douglass
Alicia Dunkle
Chad Eacker
Bryan Easley
Cassie Ehrisman
Duncan Einspahr
Kyle Elgert
Philip Erion
Jenna Evans
Tony Faris
Kelly Farrall
Jared Fisher
Kylie Fisher
James Flaherty
Eric Fleming
Anthony Flores
Brandon Font
Troy Fosler
Patrice Foster
Lisa Fowler
Michael Frakes
Eric Franke
S arah Franks
Cara Freeburg
Cory Gerner
Krista Glunz
Alex Gordon
Donald Gordon
Rick Gottsleben
Alison Goyette
Jaclyn Grimes
Mike Guderjan
Becka Gulyas
Chris Hamburger
Michael Hamburger
icholas Hatley
Will Heafer
S ephanie Heinlein
Shelby Herbon
Jeff Hergenrader
Joshua Heritage
Andy Herold
Kiley Herring
Seth Herrington
Zach Hickman
Donald Hill III
Gabriel Hogrefe
When you wish ...
Bradley Homer
John Horn
Kimberly Hottovy
Kim Howard
Christia Huebner
Alison Jackson
Amanda Jackson
Jase Jackson
Lindsy Jackson
Bart Jaeger
Sara Jelden
Matthew Jensen
Brianna Johnson
Cory Johnson
Joey Johnson
els Johnson
Sylvia Jons
Jennifer Jozsa
Jason Kalvelage
Nicole Kansier
Jamaica Kaplan
Matt Kastl
Kari Kennel
Jordan Kenyon
olan Kersey
Hany Khattab
Tim Kinzie
Christopher Knievel
Brian K:nippelmeyer
Tyler Knoche
Carly Knoell
Jennifer Knoll
Ryan Koerber
Adam Kreatz
Justin Kuhns
Derek Kunkle
Megan Landon
Pat Laukaitis
Jessica Lee
Aaron Lehman
Brandon Lester
Carrie Lewis
Jamie Lewis
Brian Loos
Kyle Lorenz
Kellen Love
Justin Ma
Aaron malcolm
Lauren Marschm
{to continue on.
Zack Marshall
Thomas Marti
Cale Marxsen
Joshua Maul
Sean McCarthy
Kelsey McCarville
Alexandra McCracken
Marc Mecham
Edward Meitzen
Matthew Meyerle
Ryan Michaud
Ashley Miers
Graeme Miller
Jenna Miller
Scott Moellering
Hannah Mohr
Adam Moline
Derek Mueller
Michelle. Mueller
Shannon Muffly
Ashley Murray
Jonathan Musilek
Trevor eemann
Megan eill
Meagan elson
Tony ewlun
Lindsey ilsen
Theresa inh
Stephanie orman
Jenna orris
Abby ortman
Desiree ovacek
Steven Orton
Travis Ott
Patrici Paquette
Jeffrey Paulsen
Jameson Peters
Mirand Pettinger
Greg Philson
Laura Pike
Haley Piper
Lindsay Placzek
Breanna Plouzek
Emily Poeschl
Benjamin Polly
Abby Poole
Austin Pushcar
Sayel Rammaha
Matthew Reager
Eighth Grade 17
When you wish ...
icole
We're halfway there!
Being in the middle is not an easy task. We go through many changes and eventually settle down.
Eighth grade may sound easy but with a grade above us and a grade below us, we kind of get '"sandwiched". It is sort of like being the middle child. We are never the best, never the worst, always amidst the others. Our time will come next year and we will be <?n top but until then. we1ljust have to be in between.
Ranee Hall
Thi class knows how to break the tension of the day as they pause for a photo op. If good to get silly!
Kristin Walstad
Ashley Watsek
Joe Watson
Sarah Weiss
Cody Wells
Timothy Wessel
Kristi Wilkinson
Erika Witt
Jesse Woltemath
John Wright
Jamie Young
Lindsay Zieg
Mason Znarnenacek
ot Pictured:
Chris Bryant
Katie Drake
Andrea King
Sally Hopkins
Loni Huges
Dane Logan
Jeffrey Rea
Eighth Grade 19
When you wish ...
Hailey
Rachel
Brian
Joe
.
to take a step up.
Andrew Eisenmann
Elizabeth Eisenmann
Jared Ellis
Kyle Erickson
Lyndi Essink
Benjamin Ferneau
Jenna Ferris
Kiley Ficken
Kari Fischer
Tyler Flory
Bryony Ford
Tyler Forke
Lindsey Fowler
Josiah Frobish
Johnna Frost
Jeremy Garivay
Katrina Gessner
Lisa Gettman
adia Gilbert
Dani Gill
Sean Golden
Bethany Gooden
Jennifer Goodwin
Cara Grant
Sarah Grantham
Patrick Haas
Megan Hahn
Brooke Halpin
Lori Hamilton
David Hanna
ate Hardin
Shanon Hardy
Eric He
Andrew Heathershaw
Tamara Hefley
Sarah Hein
Andrea Herstein
Jenna Hetcko
Robb Hiatt
Kristi Hickman
Eric Himmelberger
Lindsay Hirsch
Jillian Holmes
Lindsay Holthaus
Adam Holz
Ashley Hostetler
Ashley Hudson
Anna Huebner
Whel} you wish ...
Matthew
Kylee
to
take a step up.
Christopher Meyerle
Tyler Miles
Jessica Miller
Matthew Miller
Daniel Mirivosky
Jacob Morris
Joshua Muller
Marcus Myles
Cortney eemann
Rachel elson
Paul eukirch
Charlie olan
Andrea orby
Angela Pace
Tobia Pace
Joel Paek
Bryce Palmer
Logan Papik
Chris Pavlish
David Pawelk.a
Michael Pease
Rebecca Pelan
Alex Person
Jeremy Pester
Christy Petracek
Dustin Pettit
Dustin Phillips
Rocky Pierce
Anthony Pinkelman
Benjamin Placzek
Allison Poole
Jeffery Poskochil
Laura Poskochil
Candace Quarells
Amy Quinn
Shervin Razavian
Jon Reckeway
Seth Reddy
Hayley Rezac
Cory Richard
ichola Richardson
Kyle Roeber
Paige Rosewell
Andrea Rowoldt
Jamie Rumbaugh
Dryden Rundle
Brian Ru sell
Jo h Ruth
Andy Sand
When . you wish ...
Brandon Satterthwai
Sean Savidge
Jenna Sawyer
Jessica Schmidt
Sarah Schmidt
Nicole Scholz
Lindsey Schreiter
Ryan Seaman
Andrew Sellenrick
Jessica Sharp
Kim Shubert
Cara Shuster
Chris Siefken
Bradley Smith Chasity Smith Joe Smith
Simone Sokolowski
Daniel Stansbury
Joey Stenberg
Kari Sufficool
Chole Sweet
Chase Taylor
Derek Thompson
Robbie Thompson
Joesph Thompson
Caitlin Toren
Mallory Turner
Ashley Tyree
Amy Van Meveren
Pam Vaughn
Christina Voigt
Megan Voss
Billy Vrtiska
Dayna Waechter
Megan Walker
Brandon Warren
Alexandrea Weesner
athan Weiss
Julia Weixelman
James Wells
Brett Wergin
Jason Wicks
Alyse Wisdom
Jennifer Witters
Kristin Woita
Justin Wood
Matthew Wood
Dylan Wren
Just Getting Started!
Seventh graders are at the bottom of the stack They have to endure the torture of the eighth graders and the wrath of the monsters from above o, not the teachers. the ninth graders. Seventh graders face many changes as they advance from elementary to middle school Flrst day fears do they continue throughout the year or do they learn to adapt? They are babies compared to the rest but we all start out that way at one time or another.
- - Jamie Satterthwaite & Sara Tuckerman
•• I felt nervous and scared like I bad frog s jumpi ng i n my stomach. I also felt dizzy and all alone .". says Brandon Satterthwaite when asked to describe his first day at Scott.
Ellen Wright Ky le Zillig
Michael Zimmer
o t Pi ctured :
a t e Heard
Ashle y Houser
Karen Hudson
Chris Jones
Amanda Kapke
Tyl e r Kette rl
Josh Me ye rs
B e n Morriss ey a than S to le nburg
Ka tye Re n tfr o Wade Taft
When you wish
Diane Bartle tt (Cafe )
Donna Bathke (Productions)
Carole Beadnell-Tucker (Cafe )
Sara Beran ( English)
Marietta Blank (Cornp./Bus )
Brady Bonsall (Math)
Amy Boswell (ParaEd.)
Steve Brown (Science)
Dan Clartdge (PE/Health)
Shelly Congrove (Cafeteria)
Kathy Connell (SpEd.)
Teri Cox (Counselor)
Amy Craiglow (Speech/Drama)
Jan Davis (French)
Marcia Duckworth (PE/Hea.)
Anita Elliott (Voe. Musi c)
Galen Gaddie (Math)
Deb Headley (Comp App.)
Kathy Hemenover (Media )
Linda Hemmingsen (English)
Donna Henely (Math)
Mike Henninger (Ass. Prin.)
Denny Hershberger (Soc St.)
Kay Holt (Nurse)
James Hoyt (Counselor)
Linda Kahler (Clerical)
Terry Keefe (English)
Katie Kloeflom (PE/Health)
Jeanne Krenk (Accomp.)
Becky Kruger (PE/Health)
Kym Le (Clerical)
Peter Lenz (PE/Health)
Chery Lorraine trLC)
Edith Meints (Science)
Janet Melcher (ParaEd )
Doreen Miller (Cafeteria)
Rachel Miller (Math)
Amy Molnar (Spanish)
Colleen Morehead (Para Ed )
Gilda Mosley (Pare Ed.)
Lillie Myles (Social St )
Bob avas (SpEd.)
John eal (ParaEd )
Gary unnally (Social St.)
Linda O'Boyle (Clerical)
Carole Owen (English)
Ruth Pattavina (English)
Cheryl Peterson (Cafeteria)
When you wish ...
·to make a difference.
Lora Pick (Science)
Lerona Pryor (Cafeteria)
Michelle Raatz (Math)
David Ripa (Math)
Val Risenhoover (SpEd )
Jan Rogers (Social St )
Jacque Rush (Instr Music)
Charmain Satree (lnd. Tech )
Paula Shellpeper (FCS)
ancy Schomker (Cafeteria)
Jenny Schuller (Clerical)
Annie Scott (Principal)
ancy Seim (Sp Ed Admin )
Paul Sisk (Science)
Judy Sissel (Para Ed.)
Katie Underhill (Art/English)
Julie Walstrom (CCC/Gifted)
Lolene Williams (Spanish)
Jllot Pictured :
Lesley Andrews (Fam Sp.)
Cindy Bauer (Cafeteria)
Jennifer Brock (ParaEcl.)
Marla Corral! (Custodial)
Becky Cropsey (Cafeteria)
Kathy Dougherty (ParaEcl.)
Dan Davis ( Custodial)
Paul Ells (Social Studies)
Wayne Foreman (Custodial)
Shirley Foster (Custodial)
Melanie Frohberg (Orchestra)
Linda Gift (ParaEd )
Sandra Hartly (Cafeteria)
Sue Hertzel (Custodial)
Krystal Izaguirre (SpEd Para.)
Jody Ketter (Cafeteria)
Roger Love (Custodial)
Amy Maschka (Speech Path )
Pat McCoy (Clerical)
Burke Morrow (Science)
Kelli Peterson (Cafeteria)
Alan Roose (Cu todial)
Bill Schulenberg (English)
Fred Shickell (Mentor)
Tracy Smith (Reading)
Daryl Stubbendeck (Bldg Super)
Doug Tabor (Cu todial)
Allen Vasquez (Cu todiaJ)
Marty Wiese (P ychologi t)
Faculty
Above: Southeast freshman athletes pose for the camera.
R i g h t : Students help show support to their peers with words of encouragement , like the posters found on Cameron Loos ' locker.
Right: Kodi Klein digs a ball before the game.
Right: Sarah Weiss and Abby Poole practice their vollyball skills.
When you wish ... to reach your goal.
.Students start tra di ti on of Scott
sports greatness
By Brian Delaney
Football, Ba e- competition. The intraball, Basketball - thi i mural program get tudents what we think of when involved with the chool the word 's ports ' come and teaches them the basic to mind, but here at Scott fundamental of the sport Middle School there are they are participating in. many other port and ac- Howe er, for ome tivitie that students can 9th graders competition i participate in. the only thing. These At Scott we have student travel great disa program called tance e eryday to particiintramurals. Thi is the pate in high chool athletics. program in which 7th, They repre ent their school 8th, and 9th graders can and carry on the tradition of participate in sport for greatne s for Scott students. the fun and pure joy of
Above: A hley Evans how u how to erve while Below: The Fre hman girl ba ketball team plan their trategy before a game.
Above Right: Rain or shine the
EllsworthRight:Jamie shoots a freethrow at the Southeast vs. Crete game.
Right: Volleyball practice gets serious before the upcoming game.
Above Left: Tennyson Anseth goes for the gold.
game will go on.
Scott Students give it their all to achieve fitness.
Scott Sports Words
For
Life
" Did" is a word of achievement.
"Won't'' is a word of retreat.
"Might'' is a word of indecision.
"Can't'' is a word of defeat.
"Ought'' is a word of duty.
"Try" is a word of each hour.
"Will" is a word of beauty.
"Can" is a word of power.
By Jamie Satterthwaite
9th Grade Leadership
Left to Right -Bottom : Lindsey Sadler, Sarah Prettyman Middle : Alexa Roode , Colette Murray , Sarah Dicke , Jennifer Kunkle Ranee Hall , Carissa Ells Back: Sara Tuckerman , Jenny Shupe , Ashleigh Hallauer, Leann Yang, Jim Bricker, Rose Yao, Saveri Bhattacharya , Elly Lehnert, Mr Hoyt, and Cody Sobansky Not Pictured: Kodi Klein
8th Grade Leadership
7th Grade Leadership
Left to Right Front Row : Jenny Chapin , Mallory Turner, ikki Burbach, Chris Kiple , Shannon Hardy , Justin Marquis Middle Row : Mrs. Shellpepper, Joy Stenberg , Katie LeBaron , Amanda Mercer, Andrea Norby , Marcus Myles, Eric Hemmelberger Back Row : Lindsay Holthaus , Megan Kelley 'Iyler Flory , Jenna Ferris , Jon Reckeway , and Laci Edmond
Spanish Club
Left to Right - Mrs. Molnar, Michelle Mueller, Mrs. Williams, Abbie Martin, Kodi Klein, and Matt Gardner Not Pictured: Marc Mecham, Tim Dolberg and Sarah Franks
"The few, the _proud ... these eiR;hth graders take U 1 helm in an effort to make a difference. "
Multicultural Club
Motto : Strength comes from diversity and acceptance of that diversity creates
French Club
Left to Right -First: Rebecca Dellenbaugh, Sarah Prettyman S tephanie Heinlein Second: Michelle McCain, Sar ah S chnakenberg, Tihanna Selendic, Laura Pike, Megan Vogt Third : Amy Chandler, Sarah Chandler, Jennifer Oltman , Sarah Weigel Emily Poeshl, Meagan elson, Mrs. Davis. Not pictured: April Campfield, Jackie Kohout, Ashleigh Hallauer, Lisa McCullough
Left to Right - First Row : Mrs Myles, Rose Yao , Jessica Cassman, Jennnifer Kunkl Marcus Myles. Second Row: Ms Griesch , Derek Kunkle, Leann Yang , Sarah Dick Elly Lehnert, Carrie eukirch and Mr Keefe
unity
Math Coun t s
Odyssey of the Mind °( OM)
Science Olympiad
Art Club
Builders Club
"And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus , giving thariks to God the Father through him. " Colossians 3: 1 7
Le Left to right-Back: Mr. Ripa, Justin Woods, Shervin Razavian, David Logan, Barte Jaeger, Dan Miriovsky Front: Alex Brown, Alex Person , Chris Meyerle, Andy Benton
Left to Right Back: Janice Workman , Saveii Bhattacharya , Carissa Ells , Elly Lehnert. Front : Stephanie eruda
, Left to right: Jordan Luke , Kyle Lorenz , Andy Herald, Will Heafer, 1 Greg Philson , ick Chipps Back : Mrs Krenk Not pictured : Alex Person, Sarah Frariks , Michelle McCain, Matt Kastl , Stuart D ouglas
Left to right-Back: Ms Morrow, Ms. Pick, Stephanie eruda, Saveii Bhattacharya, Matt Meyerle, Justin Ma Front: Joey Stenberg , Joe Thompson, Jordan Luke, Jill Thomson, Jenny Moeler
Left to right -Back: Kara Akers, Ashley Tyree, Katrina Gessner, Hailey Abbott, Jay Boardman, Rick Gottsleben, Tiharma Selendic, Mrs. Underhill Front: Amy VanMeveren, Danielle Stansberry, Jessica Sharp , Ashley Hostetler
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)
8 t h and 9th Grade Band
Over 90 students participated in two 8th and 9th grade bands. They performed for the
7th Grade B and
9th grade recognition, the student body , a 6th grade visit, the Lincoln Public Schools performed for the Sco
and Contest,
students, giving
program
sics roll in the Civil War Many students from in the Lincoln Public Schools Solo Ens
these various bands participated in Solo Ensemble and various Honor Ban9s
Jazz Band
The 3rd period Jazz Band performed several concerts for the student body , toured several elementary schools , performed in the Lincoln Public S chools Jazz Band Contest , and performed in three evening c o ncerts. M o st of the stu d ents in this class participated in the Lincoln Public S chools Solo Ensemble Contest
8th and 9th Grade Orchestra
Left to Right-Back row : Lindsay Zieg , Steve Viljoen ,
7th Grade Orc hestra
e Bhattacharya , Josie Simeck , Sarah
, Justin Ma
• Megan Vogt , Katie Sands , Carrie
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Left to Right-First : Hailey Abbo tt, Shannon
Katrina Gessner , Ashle y Hoste tl er, icol e Sccho lz Third : Il M a ch ac ek , Am y VanMe rve n , J ennife r Moeller Not pic t ure t Megan Hahn , Jennifer Witters
Left to Right -Front : Tamara Hefl ey, Kiley Ficken , Justin Wood Back: Carl Kacvinsky Alexandrea Weesn e r , Mallory Turner , Bryony Ford , Kim Shubert , Bryce Palm e r Not Pictured : Mrs Frohberg
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Jen Sim e ck Front: Il Machacek
Graeme Miller
Jill Christy Not Pictured: Mr Frohberg
Hard y Secom
Star Express
Left to Right First Row: Jenna Miller, Cory Johnson ,
:y Lind sey Jackson , Natalie Tavlin Second Row: Ashley
StarStations
Left to Right First Row : Becky Gulyas, SyMa Jons , Sarah Weiss , Krystle
Ful t on Mirand a Pe t tinger Second Row : Jamaica Kaplan , Ashleigh Hallauer
Patric ia inh , Chels e a Tredway , Megan Arter, Jennifer Knoll , Rori Carlo
: John Wright, Greg Philson, Travis O tt, and Adam Moline
Star Motions -- 1st Semester
d Miers, Sarah Prettyman, Ranee Hall, Brianna Johnson , :d Joise Sim eck, Kyle Lorenz Third Row: John Walker , i ' i a ; ,
Left to Right First Row: Kelly Farrall , Cassie Ehrisman, Becky Gulyas , Brad Homer, Jeff Davis , Margaux Chapin , Carly Shotkos ki , Barbara Ball , Abby Poole Second Row: Kim Howard, Ashleigh Hallauer, Abby Tuttle , Lindsey Sadler, Casey Smith, Don Hill , Jane Munksgaard, Megan Landon, Nicole Biegert Third Row: Mrs Krenk (Accompanist), Kylie Fisher, Alison Christy, Leann Yang, Jesse Woltemath, Eric Fleming, Krista Glunz , Jessica Lien, Carissa Ells , Mrs Elliott (Director) Fourth Row: Leslie Gustafson, Jamie Young, icole Kansier, Carrie eukirch , Jordan Roswell , Michelle McCain , Lisa Cho, Jennifer Kunkle, Haley Piper
Third Row: Maura Viehl Katie Sands , Amber Thomas, Jae! Grimes, Erika Witt, Lin ds ay Placzek Fourth Row: Brenna Plouzek Emily Poeschl , Kiley Herring , lcole
Viccaro , Sarah Franks Fifth Row : Jennifer Dierking
Star Motions -- 2nd Semester
Left to Right First Row: Ashley Waldman , Cassie Ehrisman , Chelsea Triplett, Brad Homer, T J. Smith , Tim Dolberg , Darius Bennett , Carly Shotkoski , Jenna Evans , Kelly Farrall Second Row: Kim Howard , Megan Landon , icole Kansier, Ali Christy , Jesse Woltemath , Kyle Elgert, icole Bigert , Krista Glunz , Abby Poole , Carissa Ells Third Row: Jennifer Jozsa, Abby Tuttle , Ashleigh Schutz , Desiree ovacek , Jeff Davis, Casey Smith , Gavin Roehrs , Jessica Lien, Lisa Cho , Margaux Chapin , Barbara Ball, Mrs. Elliott (Director) Fourth Row : Mrs. Krenk (Accom panis t), Carrie eukrich, Caitlin Copple , Ali McCracken, Sarah Dicke , Kenith Holmes, Jordan Roswell , Zack Hickman , Eric Fleming, Megan Neill, Michele McCain , Jennifer Kunkle and Haley Piper
Right: Lunch is the .Place to catch up on the ratest news with your friends.
Below: Ms. Morrow's Biology class works hard during Spirit Week.
Above: During lunch you can pick up some mighty tastey entrees.
Right: Passing period running smoothly a brief moment to catch up with friends.
Snowb Ound
The day the fall blizzard came to town.
By Megan McKay
How prepared could we be? It was October 25th when the snow started falling. The snow kept coming and coming, burying the trees which were still covered with leaves. During this unexpected storm, we lost power,
" ... but the worst was the fact that without
tion, the school board decided on a schedule of 7 :45am until 3:25pm each day from November 17th throughout the end of the semester. Essentially we gained 50 extra minutes of school each day for almost a cable, and phones, but the worst was the fact that without heat, and a place to
heat, and a place to go, people would freeze."
w h o 1 e quarter of the year! Our community gained a lot of things, both good and bad. True, a lot of , go, people would freeze. Fortunately, not many students here
A view from the front
trees were lost, and we are slowly rebuilding our at Scott ever saw the worst of this storm. Along with the damage, we also got a new schedule for school. LPS was officially out of school for 5 days because the conditions around the city were not safe . After much considera-
neighborhoods, but I think we gained something special. We became closer to our neighbors. It's really nice to know that when worse come to worst, our city will pull through.
How Were You Affected By The '97 Snowstorm?
of Scott
snowdrifts piled up almo t 3 feet l We had high wind which made
Seventh grader Kristi Hickman said that the worst thing was that she could not go anywhere due to the snowdrifts.
Eighth grader Ben Polly told us that he had to spend a week cleaning up his lawn because so many trees had fallen.
Ninth grader Andy Walker said Mr. Her bberger said that he that be was without power for was without power for 4 days. 5 whole days! His family had He also lost some tree to buy dry ice. and cook on a
Left: Romeo & Juliet ... Country-Style!
Abo e: Hope we aren t cop ing ...
Below: Lunch. Feeds our body and soul. Food and friends just can ' t be beat!
Left: Hey Kenith and Edward get down and boo gie!
Above: Hat off to the e 7th grade boy !
Left: Just chillin ' after lunch.
We've got spirit!
B y Sara Tuckerman
Spirit week at Scott Middle School is always a great succe s. This year there was a tremendous amount of participation and creativity. September 29 through October 3 were five wacky days. The week started off with sports day. People wore their uniforms or clothing from their favorite port or team. On Tuesday , people dressed up as movie stars A favorite was the three ninth grade witche from The Craft. The office staff dressed a character from The Wizard of Oz. Wedne day was not as uccessful
Above: LoO:kin good! Megan McKay and Elly Lehnert show us what style is really all about.
Right: Pretty Spooky! Jamie Harde ty , Jennifer Dierking and Lisa McCullough how the power of three.
as the other days because school pictures were being taken on the same day but the idea was to wear nice " picture day " clothes from the waist up and something missmatched from the waist down. Decade day , Thursday, is always a great hit with people dressed up from their favorite era , 50 ' s, 60 ' s, and 70's. The 60 ' s were the most popular with bellbottoms from student' closet's ( or their parents). The week ended with dress up day on Friday and an all school dance. In general , it was a magnificent week.
Sadler and Sara Prettyman get funky in their disc dud for Decade Day.
Lindsey
Erin and Josie , hangin ' out in advisee.
Best buds forever!
The 1998 Winter Olympics
Yet another Olympics has come and a ide their problem with each other and gone. As quickly a it had tarted the worked toward one common goal of trying their two week span of the 1998 Olympic be t and winning. ation came fourth howing Winter Games .----------------. ome of their trongest point vanished. In this and competed against each short two week other. To me the Olympic .dreams of athletes "People everywhere how that people everywhere and nation have can get along can get along without fighting. been played out. without fighting." Even in times of uncertainty the Athlete like Tara Olympic Game can give u all Lipinski, the U.S ._______________. renewed hope for a peaceful womens hockey world. team and many other gave their all in
B y Gin a A pelund search of the gold. In thi pan of time people from almost every country put
Our own 7th grade Scott Olympics.
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Tennyson Anseth In the future I want to be a physical therapist.
Brian Delaney In the future I want to be a d o ct or and achieve a happy life, living on a lake with a wife and 3 children.
Gina Aspelund In the future I want to become a veterinarian.
Erin Bomberger In the future I want to be a road traveler or a lawyer.
Tara Brannen In the future I want to be a pediatrician.
Steve Kisicki In the future I want to be a mime.
Katelin Goddard In the future I want to be a photographer.
Leslie Gustafson In the future I want to be an architect.
Ranee Hall In the future I want to be a s tock broker.
Megan Mckay In the future I want to be a psychologist or a journalist who has to know everything.
Teyanna Miles In the future I want to be a graphic art designer.
Colette Murray In the future I want to be a mother of 3. I also want to be a photographer with my own studio.
Step hanie Neruda
In t h e future I wan t be a surgeon and travel.
Da nielle Williams
In t h e future I w ant to be a fash i o n d esigner.
Alexa Roode In the future I want to be an athletic trainer.
J a m i e Sat terthwaite In the future I want to be a writer.
Sara Tuckerman In the future I want to be an interior decorator.
- Janice Workman In the future I want to be a retired traveler and open a coffee shop in a small town with a friend.
Ms. C r aiglow Journalism Advisor In the future I want to dance the jig atop my desk for receiving the teacher of the year award!
Se c ond se m ester journalism additions ... the m ore the merrier!!!
Not pictured: Kodi Klein
Right: How many t imes will you walk through these doors during your time here at Scott Middle School?
Below: Kim Howard and Mrs. Molnar take a break in the hall.
Abo v e: Philip Christy and Mrs. Henely have fun at Star Club , the aft er school fitn e ss program.
Closing
Above: Look at all that food for the nin t h grad e dance! Sco tt Par e n t Volun t e e rs ar e a we som e !
Right: Mrs. S cott joins in the p r e-winter break festivitie s b y doing the Macare n a with Les li e Gustafson and Colette Murray in Ms Craiglow ' s Journalism class .
Twinkle
Little Scott Stars
During this past school year, which has been tremendously successful for students and staff at Scott, I have often thought of Ann Taylor's simple little poem:
Twinkle, twinkle little star!
How I wonder what you are, Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky!
Scott stars have wonderful , caring teachers and staff. It is usually not for some years that students actully start to show their full potential. So , we wonder if these little twinkling stars (students) fully understand what we are trying to do when we try to work with their parents to teach them to be the best they can be in every way.
We hope you know that we work with you every day because we believe you can be wonderful, brightly shining stars "Up above the world so high , Like a diamond in the sky!"
Enjoy your first Scott Middle School yearbook.
Mrs. Annie Scott Principal
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Art work found on the cover and throughout the yearbook was a collaborative effort of students Christie Bork , Jennifer Oltman and Cathy Petersen
