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Gather
Round
This group of seventh graders works in the pod.
Bottoms Up!
Someone ure i de perate to find their homework!
2 Theme
Bent
Out of Shape
on help
how off hi unusual twi ty talent.
Chri Ander
Sinjhen Cambell
Holding On to the Memories
by Lindsey Magnu on
The 2001-2002 Publ ications class decided atmosphere , but were st ill a littl e nervous about on ''The Memory Remains " for our theme We not havin g a lot o f c l asses with our friends. picked ''The Memory Rema in s" because this is Throughout the eighth grade year we made new our last year as a 7-9 school. Everything will friends and kept some of the old By the time we be changing next year , and we want to make got to ninth grade , we were so excited about being sure we keep all of the memories we have made the oldest at th e school. We were no longer woras students here at Scott ri ed about having friends in our classes and may We have made so many memories over have been a littl e scared to even start ninth grade the years and have had to take the good with since w e we re now high school students , but soon the bad When we leave we may leave some we found out it is no d iff erent than any other grade of our closest friends , that is why we need to Scott Middle Schoo l will be very diff erent next keep all of our memories alive year. Two grades will be leaving and two grades We can all remember our first day of sev- will be start in g , our youngest 7th grade students enth grade , be ing so nervous that we wouldn 't being the oldest next year We all want to make be able to get to our classes on time or even sure that Scott Middle School remembers the imget to the right class By eighth grade , we were pact we have made. Make sure you hold onto all more adjusted to the middle school of your memor ies
Kick me?!?!
Chris ... I think you have omething on your back.
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BuRdar~ club kid~ helped rnaka tha l:ighth grada danca fun for thi~ bunch of friend~.
Tha~a thraa arnigoc taking a braak at tha danca.
A Day in t:he Life
By Michalla Maac
In tha lifa of a ctudant. thara ic much rnora than cchool. but unfortunately wa cpand aight hourc a day. fiva dayc a waak at cchool. it muct ba pretty important. Wa gat to cchool and walk to tha lockarc. putting away all of our homawork from tha night bafora. Qlowly dragging ourcalvac to all ca.van claccac of tha day. wa claap through tha lacturac and focuc on tha homawork for tha naxt night.
Ac you look out into tha hallwayc. you caa kidc ccrambling around and talking to thair friandc. Thay ·ra making plane for tha waakand. or getting tipc on how to pace that hard tact in 9ocial Qtudiac. At tha and of tha day. it'c back to our lockarc to • gather our homework and gat raady to do it all again tomorrow.
Courtnay and Kalcay hanging out.
Alaxa. Paga. and Qamantha preparing for tha naxt clacc.
Rf df nq the bus
ain 't so bad when 4ou ' re with 4our friends.
Brett Tesmer. Caftlfn Schumacher. and Brent Pawlfnq pose at the foodcourt - a popular" Frfda4 nfqht hanqout .
Alex Ball stops to smile on her wau to the bathroom.
These 9th • 'lrade. friends how different emotions as the4 watch a movie at Southpof nte .
IMatthew Rosson and Reed Lawson take a minute to read an fnterest- fnq boot fn the med fa center.
J~lf Jakson catches a few Z s whfle In class .
Madi lends a help,ng hand to Josh during Mrs. MIiier s math class. -
Marsh and
sing their hearts out at an evenrng chorus concert.
There ' s alwaus enough ti me eo look DeautlfuU
Chris
Ta4lor Mar_ple
pirit Week: Stars ' Showing Spirit
B y Adam Michaud Spirit Week at Scott Comfy Day! They were able to brl"9 Mlddle School ls a great tradition all types of food, drinks and any- that we have had for years. It thl"9 else edlble to every class. The gives kids a chance to be creative, day was fllled with relaxation, food, funny, and look their best. This drinks, and a llttle bit of learning. year spirit week started later In The last and flnal day was the year. On the 6th of Feburary Twin Day. Many people participated we had Communication Breakdown on this day and they all looked Day, where the ladles of our fine great. Clothes ranged from the avschool had to keep their hearts by erage plan colored shirts to hand not talklng to the guys. Not many made shirts created for this speclal glrls survived this day but those day. who did had a special feellng that they beat the boys.
The next day was the best day for the students, It was
I think this years spirit week was a big success I feel this years spirit week wlll help set the tone for future spirit weeks in years to come.
Middle School Men1ories
What wl11 theq be when theq grow up?
Bq Seth Johnson
• These results were taken from a school wide pon. taken durl ng advisee classes
9th Qrade
f. A Pro Athlete? Blake Meben
2. ' A Model? Ashleq Oraham
3. A Singer/Songwriter? Jeff ttamnett
4. An Actor/Actress? Kaqlln Boosalis
s. A Teacher? Kaltlqn Malone
9. Who wm be a Doctor? Coreq Daq
f o. Who wm be a Quldance Counselor? Megan tteln
6. The Richest Man/Woman In America? Stephen ttassler
7. What Couple wm Qet Married? Kevin Loos _and Stephanie Tanner
s. WI n the Miss America Pageant? Brook Plouzet
7th grade
f. A Pro Athlete? Mick Colbrun
2. A Mod en Uni e Marsh
3. A Singer/Songwriter? Alicia Bade
4. An Actor/Actress? Colin Crevllng
s. A Teacher? Michelle Burow
6. The Richest Man/Woman In America? la.mll. Svoboda
7. What Couple wm Qet Married? Andrew Dowd and Samantha Exstrom
s. WI n the Miss America Pageant? Lizzie Marsh
9. Who wm be a Doctor? Mal Mguqen
f o. WIii be a Quldance Counselor? Chris Mager
8th Qrade
f. A Pro Athlete? Tris den Williams
2. A Model? Kelseq Swartz
3. A Singer/Songwriter? Meshla Jackson
4. An Actor/Actress? Oeorge Dugan
s. A Teacher? Llndseq Mand
6. The Richest Man/Woman In America? Alqssa Martin
7. What Couple wm Qet Married? Brett Pawling and Jeanie Poldberg
s. WI n the Miss America Pageant? Kristen 01.Hn.
9. Who wm be a Doctor? Alqssa Martin
f o. wm be a Quldance Counselor? IJlhi_ Petracek
More Pictures
[Abo e) Nfce hats Kurtis and Jokkl - Stc,lln • and P1'offlln •
(Left) A group of friend• watd\Jn a ,novl• wM• Steven Sl\lffel,nnJer tote• a nlc• nap .
(Above) Thu• 9th grade flrl• cMlfn ' Jn the fNlh air during lunch
(Abo e) ftere 'a what 10,ne of the Scott 9th grade flrl• do when school I• out.
(Left) 119 1Mllu for friends Marisa ford and Megan Kiefer , wM• 9cttlng readc, for there Dra,na perfor,nance
(Abo ve) Klctln ' back and Nlaxln ' In Mrs. Shanahan '• !nglllh doll
Torn ahd Charlie srnlle a f ter a Vvlhhlhg garne.
t\-is Satree s Cornrnuhciatioh Technology s tudehts Cody ahd 0ake help drarna sh1he by working the spotlight at the clhhUal play.
Eddie finds the floor a quiet place study
Memories
scr1bb1ed note on a old crun--p1ed p p:ece of paper. a far 1ltar narne carved 1r1to yo r geot'hetry des or ever' yo .,.. best. frie ds s g ature at the ehd o t 15 yearboo. Me!'hor es.
As a v,,hole 1see o r entre class as a group of niert1or1es son1e v.-ohderful. o-::.hers ernbara55!hg . those you'll never forget ahd "those you wish you could Of course -there w,11 always bet ose certain people that you thin of a d will m•ss. those you think of and v" II sr-111le. and tho_se that you think of and say "I I .at ,.,-ere ey thinking?''
Our class 1s f ·11 o every type of person. a d vve all are 1nd 1 ,cl als. Vilt son--eth,ng specral to offer . //e are bioon--ihg Vvith thoughts cleas and def1nately op n1ons. A,_s a class Vve are great but 1t 15 who we are as ind.'vld als that make us the best.
A,s ve mo e 011 and grovv up Vve realize that not everyi:h1ng c.a11 stay orever and th 1s year Vve truly learred that sp 11tt g p does r,ot h ean forgetting. So. as Vve say goodbye too r last year at Hazel G . Scott M ddle School. vve cion-:::jus-::. say goodbye to the bu1lcl·ng. vie say goodbye to the teachers t at lhflunced s the people Vv o insp,red us and ma~he hh05t 1mporta11tly t e friends who Vve grew --1p with laughed with and tr u•-11phed with. I ;e truly are rnernories and By: Kara Goddard
M e 1s ha. Taylor ahd Laur a s how off t he ir pea rly whites for th e c a m e r a.
B1ake .... . doin g?
TANElA ALLEN
STEVEN AMAN
TIMOTHY AMEN
ADRlAN ANANlA
AMBER BABCOCK
ABBY BADE
SEAN BADE
USA BALES
FlELDS BANTA
MATTHEW BAUMGARTNER
JESSE BECKER
ALLYSON BELL
JESSlCA BENAMON
CODY BENZlNG
CORENlA BlERBAUM
NlCK BlRCHARD BJ BlRKEL
KELSEY BOMBERGER
BRONSON BOOSAUS
KAYUN BOOSAUS
QUlNTON BOWUNG
KAYLlN BRABEC
ANDREW BRlNKMAN
LONSHAY BROWN
WHlTNEY BROWN
CELESTE BUCKNER
RANDl BUNN
STACEY BURLlNG
JUSTIN BUROW
STEVEN BUSH
BRANDON CABEEN
KATIE CALAHAN
CHRlSTINA CAMMACK
BRlTNEY CARDEN
JlLUAN CHRlSTIANSEN
MEGAN COOPER
CRAlG COPE
MATTHEW DALKE
TYLER DAMME
JARED DAUGHERTY
AMANDA DAVlS
BAlLEY DAWSON
What's your favorite school luhch?
Wade Kalarna''Chip.s ... Uh no softshell tacos.''
Quihh Srr,all11No t school lunch ..... oh wait those cheesy breadstick things .''
- What's your favorite movie?
Tim Arnen''Ducie here's MY Car! Thats the best movie ever!''
Ashley Graharn''Ya . See Spot Run . Thats h1Y favorite movie . even though I feel asleep during it!''
9THGRADE 15
Where's your favorite place to hahg out?
Barry Dowci' 'ln the park with rnY friehcis . ''
Malorie Replogle''MY house .''
What's your rr,ost rr,err,orable rr,orr,eht?
Megah Cooper''Vvheh Blake Neben got ihto the trash cah ... that was fUhhy .''
Steveh Arrieh' 'Vvhen I got rnY first B in science class .
COREY DAY
JENNY DlCKEY
CHAEU DOUGHERTY
BARRY DOWD
UNDSAY DOWNlNG
RYAN DOYLE
KATLYNN DUTKlEWlCZ
SAMANTHA EARLL
SAMANTHA ELEY
MATTHEW ENDRES
MlCHAEL ESAU
AUSON ESSlNK
ALEX EVANS
WHlTNEY EXSTROM
AMBER FELTON
BRlTTANY FELTON
MANDY FERGUSON
KELSEY FlESElMAN
KATHERlNE FlUP
ASHLEY FLYNN
KYLE FONT
JEAN FORKNER
JESSlCA FORYCKl
COLLEEN FOWLER
MlCHELLE FRASER
WHlTNEY GENZMER
JOSHUA GESSNER
TOM GlFT
KARA GODDARD
ASHLEY GRAHAM
ERlCA GRAVES
COLE GRlFFlTH
MlCHELLE HAAS
JOSEPH HAGER
AMANDA HAlSLET
ALEX HALL
ROBBY HAMBERG
JEFFREY HAMNETT
PHlUP HANDKE
JORDAN HANSE
LORl HA SE
TYLER HARDESTY 9THGRADE
STEPHANlE HARDlN
JESSlCA HARRlS
NlCHOLAS HARTMANN
JENNlFER HARTZ
STEPHEN HASSLER
ERlCHAWKlNS
BAlLEY HEAFER
JOHN HECKER
JON HEDGECOCK
TREVOR HEFLEY
MEGAN HElN
DERRlCK HENSEL
ANNA HlLL
MALLORY HOAGE
JAMES HOEHNE
LANCE HOFFMAN
JACQUEUNE HOLMES
BRlANNA HOLT
MATT HUBBELL
MElSHA HUTCHlNSON
JAY JACKSON
KEVlN JACKSON
DUSTIN JEUNE
JORDAN JOHNSON
MEGAN JOHNSON
SETH JOHNSON
RACHEL JONES
WADE KALAMA
DARKO KAPETANOVlC
JEFF KASTL
ANDREW KELLEY
NATE KELLY
JUSTIN KlESO
CHRISTOPHER KlMBERLY
KALEB KLElN
CHRlS KORTUM
KURTIS KRAMER
CARA KROEGER
ALEXA KRUEBER
PAUL KRUEGER
JESSE LANEY
ESTEF AN l A LARSEN
Look what I can do!! Look what I can do!!
Hey Tyler .. .tell me when you strike gold . Are weJealous Brendan?
Seah StUciYihg?
That's a first!!
Ish 't learhihg usua Ily ihvo lved wi t h clas s rooh7 activites?
Is it rea Ily that ihterestihg Jar11es?
JACOB LAUSTEN
UNDSEY LENHOFF
AARON UNGENFELDER
KELUE LOFTIS
CAMERON LOGAN
KEVlN LOOS
JORDAN LOVELL
CAlTLlN LUKE
JACOB LYMAN
ALYSSA MADDEN
UNDSEY MAGNUSON
KAlTLYN MALONE
TAYLOR MARPLE
CHARUE MARTI
ERlN MARTIN
KEVlN MAYER
MlCHELLE MCCARTHY
BRENDAN MCCAULEY
MlCHELLE MCGOWEN
JESSE MCKlNNEY
SAMANTHA MCLEESE
RASHAD MCPHERSON
ANDREW MElTZEN
ADAM MlCHAUD
SHAYNA MlLLER
MATT MOELLER
NlCHOLAS MOORE
ASHLEY MORRlS
MEGAN MUELLER
BRANDON MUMGAARD
JUSTI MURRAY
EUZABETH NANNEN
BLAKE NEBEN
TRENT NEEMANN
JOEL NlENANN
DEREK NlEWOHNER
BRAD NORDELL
LAURA NORRlS
CODY O ' NElL
ALEX OBERST
JASON OZMUN
DAN PACKARD
Es
HNATHANAEL PATTEE
MOLLY PAWELKO
BAILEY PERRY
ERIK PERSON
ALECIA PETERSON
TYLER PETERSON
CALEB PHILLIPS
JOHN PHILPOTT
BEVERLY PINKERTON
BROOK PLOUZEK
JESSICA POESCHL
COURTNEY POULOS
BRISTOL PRAI
TRENTON PRICE
MALORIE REPLOGLE
NICK REZAC
JANDY RIMOVSKY
GREGORY RITCHIE
AUBREY ROBERTS
SARAH ROBERTS
ERIKA ROCKE
ANDREW ROWOLDT
ELIZABETH SAND
BILLY SCHAMMERT
CARRIE SCHIEFELBEIN
OWEN SCHMIDT
JAKE SCHMITZ
ANDREA SHALLENBERGER
AMANDY SHARP
CHRISTINA SHEETS
KYLE SHERWOOD
STEVEN SHIFFERMILLER
CHARLIE SHREVE
NICOLE SIEGRIST
ERIC SILVEY
MATTHEW SINCLAIR
KORTNEE SINDEL
DERRICK SLOAN
QUINTON SMALL
ALYSSASMlD
ALISON SMITH
CAITLIN SMITH
A group of studehts work oh a poster ih Goverhrnent .
Charlie Marti has a little message for you ... Save The Trees!
Alisoh ahci
Meg ah pose for the camera after the Vvihter chorus cohcert.
9TH GRADE
Short ahci shorter ... Kyle and Courtney wait in the lunch line .
Rici ihg the bus?
Bet you cah 't wait Uhtil you cah drive!
Erin and Aubrey ,friehcis forever .
KATEL E OLER
DUSTIN FEILING
JOSH FERDIN D
TOREY HELMICK
ALLISO PETTIT
AMY PLANT
SAMUEL TERREBO
JE lFER SMITH
KAUSORUM
LOGAN SPACKMAN
JORDAN STANGE
JOSEPH ST AUBER
JESSIE STOLTENBURG
EDWARD STRACHAN
MICHAEL SVOBODA
CASEY TAFT
STEPHANIE TANNER
LACEY TAYLOR
LANCE TAYLOR
OUVlA THOMAS
NATHAN THOMPSON
ZACHARY THOMPSON
WHITNEY THURMAN
CASEY TIEDEMAN
CHASE TOPIL
LAUREN TURNER
LUKE TYBURSKI
CHANTELLE UECKER
BRANDON VAN MEVEREN
BECKY VAUGHN
MATTHEW WALKENHORST
ERIN WALKER
LINDSEY WARD
RICK WASIELEWSKI
MARK WATSON
JADE WAYS
KAITLIN WELKE
NATHAN WENZL
ASHLEY WERGIN
KYM WlCKS
AMANDA WILCOX
CODY WlLKINS
DUSTIN WILLIAMS
SETH WlLSON
CODY WOLFE
XING YAN
LINDSEY ZlLLY
9TH
(right) Jenni Dlc~e~. HoW bored was s~e?I?
S~ay BroWt'I smAts ~er st1Aff In go-go bootsl
DIASters are a very popular 1ret1d ffils ~ear. (above Kali Sorrum)
-=-_What's
Y-OUr fad and
trend?_
Wnlle tfte Fads & Trends committee was trying to plAt tftls secHon togetfler we stl'IAggled to ldet'lttfy an~ definite trer1ds. T~ reason tnls was so oord was beca!Ase we realized eve~one ls setting tnelr oWVI personal trends. People are getting creative and designing tftelr owr1 new styles. Some trends we did find In common are boots a~ Jewel~. u<r go boots are bac~ In fasnlon ladles!
Lots of people wear Jewel~ sucn as noop earrings, bracelets, and rings. Anotner trend tftat was found tftls ~ear ls JIASt dressing dOWYI C1Yld comfortable.
By: Jessie Stoltenburg, Fields Banta, Erin Walker, and Adrian· Anania
AV1otvier viot viaV1gout tviis year is Soutvi PoiV1te!
Keep dreamiVlg boys ....
"My favorlte movie tvils year was "Not Just aV1otvier TeeV1 Movie." . Every girls faV1tasy date!
YolAr Favorite .......,______________~~--,
Racviel McGill(8)
AVldrew Dowd(7) Wvilmey TviurmaV1(9 .,
"My favorite fad "My favorlte place to or trevid tnis year ~avigout tnis year wa; was leopard s~IVl parties at Adam's!" boxers!"
Toget~er t ~e treVld~-trlo of _ Alexa KrlAe ger, SamaV1t~a Mcleese, avid Katie EV1gler!
T~ ere are a variety of styl es at Scott, from ti e-di e to sweaters a v11~t~lng goes!
aviot~er ~ot accessor~ T~ats gotta' ~lArt. ears, e~ebrows and be ll ys- piercings are stl ll a ~Ip t~ lvig to do .
~Viti' 8-r! (-~~ jaal<!,
llf Whltn•'f lxatrom Ei~g-adekafulcVldintaectir.g~r.althoughatthesame tirnaitk<lffia4cVldmnewi&d al ngir9, Tisktha .,.u. dudrilnl:cf8Cllalotrnore cotnfortable corring backcVld'88ir,gal of t:hairfrienckthayrnatlad year.and the friends that thayhavahadfaslongsthayca,rernernber. They get back intotharoutinaof hornaworkcVlda:.1111il .g for~B~~ are glad thayare not the ·y(Mlg8d:an!#f'01"e but they dill have the ckappoiritadfealngthatt:flayarenol:thaoldedof the school.
Manydudrilnl:crnaynol:raalathabigda)Q8corringup thatwil affect their li\/8£ andfutura. Theywwl beantering a brand new tigh m-c>ol.maatingnawfriahk.cVld~ .ga forwhatthebigwor1d kaboutl
Eid..th gamRhawalotolh.ahlCliacl:olookbad<on.whether it kinthaudrocrubu!if,gout:thagooctfoodin the cafeteria.or d-taringagoodlaV'withthairfriaa-thalcindthat rnakestheirdornac:tG tutl We all have rnarnorfg Thafs; why were movin •on in life. yet we·re loolcin"bac:koothaU1oldtitnad
CARLA AHLSCHWEDE
KATIE ANDERBERY
CHRlS ANDERSON
NIK BAEDER
BENJAMIN BAER
CASSANDRA BAKER
MELISSA BAKER
ALEXANDRA BALL
CHRlSTINA BARRY
ELIZABETH BELSON
REESE BENINGHAUS
MAGGIE BERTSCHE
KYLE BETTENHAUSEN
ERICA BISCHOFF
RYAN BOWMAN
ASHLEY BRAUER
WHITNEY BUCHMANN
JOEL BUFFINGTON
CHRISTINA BURDEN
BRANDI BURKETT
ROSS BYERS
SINJHEN CAMPBELL
KELSEY CAMPFIELD
MARISSA CASSMAN
RACHEL CHRISTY
AMANDACHURCH
NATHAN CLAYBURN
NATHAN COLEMAN
JENNIFER CONANT
COREY COOK
SHANE COOPER
GREG DABER
HAYES DUNN
MlTCHELL ELSON
AUClA EXSTROM
TANNER FlNKHOUSE
JOHN FlNNELL
MEGAN FLORY
MARlSA FORD
KARA FOSLER
CORY FOSTER
LAUREN GARDNER
MADlSON GARRETT
RACHEL GARRETT
CAMERON GEREAU
JlLL GRUNKE
SCOTT GUDERJAN
KELSEY HAAS
CHRlS HALLAUER
KARL HAMMOND
UNDSEY HAND
ANDREW HANNA
MATTHEW HANSEN
NAT AUA HARRlS
BRADY HARRlSON
HALEY HElNDRYCKX
REBECCA HENDERSON
ALYSSA HEROLD
KATE HERRlNG
JUUE HETCKO
LYNDY HlATT
DREW HOLBROOK
JARROD HOMER
DANNY HORMANDL
JEFFREY HRABAN
HAYLEY JACKSON
SANDRA JACKSON
KATIEJASA
JEANETTE JlLG
SOREN JOHNSON
BAlLY JONES
NlCKJONES
JESSlCA KELLER
MEGAN KlEFER
ALLENKlNG
CASEY KNOELL
REED KNOLL
JOSEPH KOZlOL
MAREKKRACL
LANCE KUHNS
BOBBY LAST
TIEN LE
ALUSON LEHMAN
CHRlSTOPHER LEWlS
ZHANU
SHARON UTTLE
BRENNA LOWREY
CORY MAGNUSON
CHRISTOPHER MAHLMAN
ALEXANDRA MAPES
AUSTIN MARCSlSAK
KYLE MARQUlS
CHRlSTOPHER MARSH
ALYSSA MARTIN
BEN MARTIN
CHRlSTINA MCMURREN
DREW MlLES
LUCAS MlLLER
TJ MlLLS
CAROLY MOORE
ATHAN MORTON
ROBERT MURRAY
MlCAH NASH
CORTNEY NEELLY
ASHLEY NELSON
DANIEL NGUYEN
JESSICA NICOLL
KRISTEN NISSEN
SOPHIE NORMAN
KRISTIN OLSON
JESSICA PARKER
RYAN PAVUSH
BRENT PAWLING
NICOLE PEDERSEN
AMANDA PETERS
CARLEIGH PETERS
MICHAEL PETERSEN
BILLY PETRACEK
MATTHEW PFEIFFER
JOSHUA PHARES
HIEU PHUNG
MACHAELA PLAYER
JEANIE POLDBERG
KIMBERLY POZEHL
JESSICA PROCHAZKA
AMY PROSKOVEC
SARAH RAMMAHA
DON RANGEL
SARAH REDDY
KIERSTEN REPLOGLE
KIMBERLY RHILEY
JOSHUA RHODlG
ALEXANDRA RlCAURTE
ERlC ROBh SON
TALANESHlA RUSH
MEGHAN RYAN
DUSTIN RYMPH
SHEASAMANl
PAlGE SANBURG
HOLLY SAUNDERS
MlCHAELA SAVlDGE SENASAYOOD
THOMAS SCHMlDT
KAEU SCHMUECKER
SPENCER SCHULTZ
CAlTLlN SCHUMACHER
HABAKKUK SCOLLARD
PATRlCK SEDlVY
BRYANT SELKO RANDlSHOOK
GURPREET SlNGH
ANTHONY SKlNNER
HELEN SONG
KYLEE SPELLMEYER
BEN SPENCER
A OREA SPlVEY
MlCHAEL SPOERL
SHANE STANARD ANDY STElNBACH
JEFFREY STEPHENS
MlSTY STONER
CORD STRlCKLAND
KRlSTY STRUDL
MATTHEW STRUEMPLER
PAUL SUELTER
RlAN SUlTER
KAlTLYN SULUV AN
ASHTON SUTTON
JENNl SVOBODA
KELSEY SWARTZ
TONY SWlNSON
ESZTER SZlLAGYl
TYLER SZUDLO
KELSEY TATRO
KEATON TESKA
BRETT TESMER
KRYSTL TETMEYER
JENNlFER THORPE
KARA TOFTE
ANDREW TOOL
ERlCA TOWNSLEY
VAN-ANH TRAN
GRANT TRAYNOWlCZ
KELUE TROXEL
ADAM TURNER
DONALD VALENTI
DANlELLE VOTAVA
CASEY WAECHTER
CHELSEA WALTER
RYAN WARREN
BENJAMlN WATT
JUSTIN WAY
BRYCE WERGlN
NATHAN WEST
NlCKl WESTOVER
BRlTTANY WHlTE
TRlSDEN WlLUAMS
NATHAN WlLSON
ANDREW WOLF
JASON WOOD
THOMAS WOODWARD
DYLAN WRAY
TIMOTHY WRlGHT
AYES HAY ASlN
AARON YOUNG
ALEXANDER ZlMMER
NOT PICTURED:
Weston Gaines
Cameron Gereau
Jessica Hebbard
Rachel McGill
Ekatrina Tsymbal
Pem Wang chuck
Brianna Williams
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Orchestra's trio of stand up bass!
Being in clubs must be tiring!
Spencer Is explained a project in Science Olympiad.
Members Only
By Logan Spackman & Jacob Lyman
Fun, friends, and good times; that's what clubs are all about. A time to hang out with old friends and meet some new ones too. They also help us to set our morales and values high, and think outside the box. They do th ese things all while having a good time and doing what they enjoy. If science is your .thing then Science Olympiad might float your boat. Or maybe you are all about strategy in one-on-one mental combat, then Chess Club might be your game.
For some kids it's a morning routine, and for others it's to escape the time after a school day. Whatever it means to you, clubs are a great way for teens to be involved today. That's why no matter who you are, clubs are fun everyone. Hmmm Where to make my move?
The National Guard assists the chorus in their first patrotic concert of the year.
1st Period Chorus
Chorus students chill out and relax, but It's not all fun and gam e. Students work hard all year learning about music and preparing f concerts - and of course, always have fun while singing!
2nd Period Chorus
3rd Period Chorus
1st Semester Chorus
These were kids who participated in chorus 1st semester but did not in 2nd semester.
Amber Babcock and Amy Plants creating sound effects with music.
Comfy day was perfect for our choir but we are always comfortabl and happy making beautiful music together.
Music la fun, especlally with the solo and ensemble concert In the spring. Not only was this a comfy day but everyday la always comfortable and comfy within our music clan families.
7th Grade Band
Over 120 students p arti c ipated in the two 7th grade bands. These groups combined t o p erform for the 7th grade team Each band had three separate eve ning concerts. Many students from these bands participated i n the Lincoln Public Schools Solo and En semble and performed fo r the Band's Soup Supper.
8th a n d 9t h Grade Bands
Over 100 students participated in the"."lst ancl2nd period 8th and 9th grade bands . T he 2 nd period 8th and 9th grade band audl· tlonecl and was Hlected as o ne of only 4 bands In the state chosen to perform for the Neb raska State Band masters Convention. Many lludentl from theH bands participated In the Lincoln Public School's Solo and Ensemb l e, performed for the Band's Soup Supper and participated In va ri ou s Honor Banda.
J azz Band
The lrd period Jazz Band pe rformed seve r al concerts for the student body, they performed In the Lincoln Public Schools Jazz Ban d Contest and In 5 even in g c o ncerts. Most of the students in this c:teu partlcpated In the Li ncoln Public Schoo ls So l o and Ensemble.
Ba n d trum pets p l ay ou r nati ona l anthem.
Jazz band prepares for the next song.
Hey look, it's our 8/9 grade band in action.
Builders Club member making 'messages of the heart ' for Valentine's Day.
Builders Club
Builders Club Is a group of 7th, 8th, and 9th grade students commlted to the development of leadership and school/ commu• nlty service. Some projects they did this year Include: school dances, menages of the heart carnations, friendship bracelets for new students, letters to the New York City firefighters and cards for Meals on Wheels.
Orchestra practicing their strings for the school concert.
Mr. Honeycutt and Tie Club present Mrs. Amrita Mahapatra with this years 2002 wall of honor plaque.
T.I.E Club
T.I.E. Is Scott Middle School's multicultural club. The club promotes student awareness of the cultural diversity found In our school and community service projects. T.I.E. organizes the whole Maritn Luther King Jr. day and coordinates the nomination and aelectlon of the Martin Luther King Jr. Wall of Honor Honoree.
The Scott Orchestra consists of 7th, 8th, and 9th grade string players. They perform approximately six concerts a year, Including three Scott concerts, middle-school orchestra contest, solo and ensemble contest, and an opportunity to play at Southpolnte Mall In December.
Campus Life
Campus Life la an organization providing activities for middle school and high school students. Our moat simple motto: FOOD, FUN, FRIENDS, and FAITH. We offer games, trips, and events, initiate dlacuaaiona about life issues, and build new friendships, all while encouragelng students to develop a personal faith In God and be Involved in church.
FCA • Fellowship of Christi.an Athletes
Timothy 4:12 - Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for believers In speech, in life, in love, In faith, and In purity."
Chess Club
The main purpose of Cheas Club la for experienced and unexperienced people who are Interested in chess to come together and Juat play chess. They always select a club leader. Sometimes they have special guests to help students become better chess players.
A group at Campus Life discusses a topic. Chess Club hard at work ma kin' some great moves. Preparing for Communcation Breakdown Day.
French Club
French Club la open to all grade levels. They do fun activities Gch •· sen by the club) that Include French songs and games. We •t videos about French culture and history. Thia year they wrote • a t and video taped It. They also usually have a cooking night.
Two French Club students show excitment for Mardi Gras.
Mrs. Curtis and Ms. Nygren explaining an objective in Science Olypiad.
Science Olympiad
Science Olympiad competes every year at UNL with other J(:le :e groups from around the state In 20 plus events. We have won m I · ala for the last 2 years In aeveral events. The events are from II fields of science.
Spirit Week Committee
Thia was a group of 7th, 8th, and 9th graders who helped to pie this years spirit week. They worked to make this years spirit wn the beat ever!
Math Counts
Meth Counts is an after school program which allows students to work Individually, as teams, or In pairs on challenging math problems. Thia program is sponsored by the University of Nebraska • Uncoln Engineering College and the National Math Counts program. Students compete to represent our school in the regional competition and then have the opportunity to go on to the state and national competitions They meet once a week to practice be· coming matheletea.
Campus Life members hangin' out in the 98 pod.
Bah' Humbug!!! Drama & Chorus' winter program.
Jason shows off his talent in Orchestra.
Scott chorus sing with much pride!
Me ·s bamn · It up during his lunch time. and he ·s got "All Star " written all over hind
' Dana. Allcla & Kaltl4n know 1t ·s alwa4s fun Just hangln • with f rlendst
Your first seventh 9rade dance Is alWGtf I fun and unfor9ettable.
The New Begtnnf ng
bq Samantha £ar11 & Charlle Shreve
It was a great fun-fl11ed seventh grade qear. Everqone came to the "big mfddle school" wondering what this qear was going to bring. The4 began to worrq about meeting new people and having new eperfences. No one kn-ew what to expect.
As seventh graders got used to the new routf ne. the4 began to enJoq the new llfe that Is mfddle-school. Theq started to take Into conslderatf on what theq lfke to do and were aware of what others saq and think. Theq find out how much fun school can be. with all of the dances and parties that go along with ft.
As theq finish this qear theq came to find out that It ' s not what other people think. saq. or do that Is Important- It's what qou do. saq or think. -The4 realf ze that this Is the most Important time In their li ves. Theq finished this qear as bright shining stars. hoping to come make next qear even brighter.
Mike Coatman sure enJotf S eatln9 his 9rub.
These girls are having fun at lunch Whlle eating their food.
ELUAHADEN
SARAH ARKEBAUER
SARAH ARTEN
AUClA BADE
JOSEPH BAKER
AMANDA BALL
ST ACl BALTES
PAlGE BARKER
AUSHA BARTELS
BRlTTANY BECKER
CHRlS BELL
JANELLE BENAMON
AMANDA BERNDT
MARTIN BLAND
DEVlN BLANKENBAKER
IBENJAMlN BOOMER
JlLL BOSSARD
AU BOUSQUET
TATUM BOWUNG
ALEX BRADARlC
ST AClE BRANTING
ANDREW BRElNlG
CULLAN BRENNAN
LEEANNA BRENNENSTUHL
AMANDA BRODD
TRlSHA BRODD
PAlGE BROLHORST
AMBER BROWN
JOSHUA BROWN
BRlANNA BUCKNER
JUSTIN BURCHELL
MlCHELLE BUROW
SARAH BUSH
MARlA CAMMACK
ALEXANDRA CARDONA
JUSTIN CASTEEL
TYLER CHRlSTIANSON
MlCHAEL COATMAN
NlCKALEE COLBURN
ABBEY COLEMAN
SALLY COMER
THOMAS CORNEUUS
AUSTIN COSGROVE
JAMES COTTRELL
COUN CREVEUNG
NlCHOLAS DALKE
DEBRA DAVlS
BEAU DEFFENBAUGH
KATELYN DELANEY
LARRY DELONG
ST ASA DENKOVlCH
KRlSTEN DlNNEEN
ALEX DOLSON
MORGAN DOUGl.AS-HlU, ANDREW DOWD
AYLA DUBA
RYAN ENCHAYAN
TOMMYE ORES
ASHLEY EPPENS
ALEX EPPERSON
7TH GRADE
SARAH ESSAY
SAMANTHA EXSTROM
ZUHlR FAL. LAHA
MlCHAEL FARKAS
BlANCA FlGUEROA
SARAH FlSCHBElN
KATRlNA FlSCHMAN
MlLES FlSHER
NATHAN FOOTE
JARED FORST
TIFF ANY FORYCKl
JERROD FOSTER
CHRlSTINA FRASER
DAVlD FREESE
THOMAS FUOCO
BRANDON GARRATT
JOSH GElSLER
MORGAN GEREAU
GREGORY GETTMAN
MCKENZY GlLMORE
KAlLA GRANTHAM
JESSlCA GRlESER
AUSTIN GRlFFlTH
MlLES HADLEY
CHRlSTOPHER HAGER
LAURA HAKEL
AMANDA HALL
MlCHAEL HAMNETT
GARRETT HANDKE
NATHAN HARRlS
KATEY HARRISO
NATHANIEL HEATON
DANA HELMICK
ALEX HOGA
UNDSAY HONNENS
KRISTIN HOUCHIN
KIRA HUBBELL
MARCl IHRlG
KYLEJAACKS
NlCOLE JABER
BILLY JACKSON
TAKESHA JACKSON
NJAGADlCH
STEPHANIE JENNETT
SEAN JENSEN
ANNE JONAS
KELSEY JORGENS
KRISTA KANSIER
BRYAN KELLEY
NATAUE KELLOUGH
CAROLE KERREY
TAMMER KHATTAB
CAlTUN KIELY
SHELBY KIMBERLY
ISAMI KINGSLEY
PATRICK KNABE
BEN LAGRANGE
PAIGE LANDELL
ASHLEIGH LA G
7THGRAD
ZACHARY LANNlN
REED LAWSON
KlARA LETCHER
KYLE UNDER
NElL LONG
AARON LOOS
ZACHARY LOVELL
NATHANlEL LUGlNBlLL
SHELBY LUKE
KELLY LYMAN
AMANDA MAGNUSON
MATTHEW MAHUN
ZACHARY MAPES
EUZABETH MARSH
TAYLOR MARSHALL
JONATHAN MATTSON
MlCHAEL MAY
DEVlN MCCAULEY
LAURA MCKlNLEY
CHRlSTINE MCKlNNEY
REGlNA MEESTER
NlCHOLAS MlLES
AMANDA MlLLER
AMBER MlLLER
DANl MlLLER
JENNlFER MlLLER
MAGGlE MONTOYA
TODDMOORl G
EMBER MORRISSEY-STEYER
JORDAN MULLER
MlKHAELA MULU S
LAURA MUNlER
AARON MURPHY
ANJAU NARAYANAN
ARMAN NEGAHBAN
MAl NGUYEN
AMANDA NlSSEN
KAlTLlN NlSSEN
MlCHAEL NORRlS
DANNY O ' NElL
KELLY O' NElL
CHAD OLTMAN
lAN OSBORN
STEPHANlE PADEN
KYLE PANKOKE
ELlZABETH PARKS
AUSTIN PARRlS
DJ PEARSON
UNDSAY PERSON
BRADYN PETERS
BRYCE PETERSEN
MARK PETERSON
BETSY PHlUPPl
JONATHAN PlKE
GRANT POTTER
SUCHARlTHA RNENDRA
7TH GRADE
MOLLY RANGEL
KENY RASMUSSEN
MADl RASMUSSEN
ST ACEY RlCKERS
AMANDA ROCKE
AUSSA ROGERS
UZ ROPER
SCOTT ROSS
MATTHEW ROSSON
TYLER RUPERT
LEANNE SCHNElDER
TREVOR SCHOLZ
JAKE SCHUBERT
MlCHAEL SCHUTZ
ANDREW SCHWAB
TYLER SELL
JUSTIN SHANK
LARISSA SHEPARD
MALLORY SHERRlLL
SCOTT SHlFFERMlLLER
TRACY SlECK
CHASE SlEFKEN
KlRSTI SlMS
BRETT SlNCLAlR
DARREN SMlTH
TOM SPANEL
CASSlDY SPENCE
MEGAN STATTON
ABBY STENBERG
GRANT STEPANEK
BRlANA STEWARD
JANESSA STIMBERT
CALE STOLLE
JASON STRANDNESS
BRANDON STROMP
AMY ZACHEK
RYAN ZlCHEK
STEVE ZlEG
NATHA ZUBROD
OT PlCTURED:
COREY BRANT
JAMES DlDlER
STEFAN FAHRLA DER
TJ ROSE
SAMA THA STRO G
MEGAN STUART
ERlC SUTTON
JAMlE SVOBODA
JESSlCA SVOBODA
STEVEN TANNER
ALEXANDRA THOMAS
TIFF ANl THO MASO
BRlA THOMPSON
CHARLlE THORMAN
KAlSlE TOFTE
TYLER TROXEL
PAlGE VANlCEK
DANlELLE VlRTS
CHARLES VOlGT
BRlTTANY VONTZ
EUZABETH WAKEMAN
TYLER WATKlNS
KRYSTYNN WENDT
DREWWERGlN
ALYSSA WESEMANN
HEATH WHlTE
TONY WlLUAMS
ABBYWlLSON
SEA WlTT
EUZABETH WOlTA
NlCOLE WOLF
SPE CER WOLFE
KASlEWOOD
BRANDON WOOSTER
SADlE WRE
TIFFA Y YA AGlDA
RACHEL YANK
SETH YA T
SEAN YOST
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School 111 ne 21st Ce11tury
By Alison Essink and Bailey Perry
School is not only aeede111ics and learning, it is also seeint_all your friend• and having fun in ela11e1. Throughout the day all studenfl have five eore elaUH and two eleetive elaau. During eaeh fourty-eight 111inute cla11 period all lfuclents learn about math, 1eienee, health/ P.E. , english, and social st11die1; as well a1 a particular interact 1uch as a language, FCS, hand or choru1. Between eaeh elas1 lfudenfl get a four minute pa1si11g period where they get to talk to their friend• and llllke plane for that night or over the weekend, hut onee that ti111e i1 up it 11 haek to the elass,00111 and haek to learning.
Eighth gradera, Marisa Ford and Sarah Recldy are worldag oa a seieaee project la Mr. Browa '• roo•.
Laura Marti and Tiffany
• Forke are sharing their Israel project in Mr. Honeyoatt's seienth grade social stadiu olau.
. ade class works on an assign
Mr. Lenz's seventh grade
P.E. class enioys playing a game of Rock/Paper/Scissors with their class ates.
Brianna Holt and Erin Martin worlc together on an a11ign111eat In Mr. Severin'• ninth grade Diff. 8eo111etry class.
Brandl Barkett 11d Meghaa Ryaa •Joy readlag their ltoolt1 daring Mr. Schaleaberg '1 eighth grade 11gli1h class.
Right : Eighth grade teachers, Mr Ells and Mr. Brown duke it out during passing
Below : Ms. Satree , our industrial technology teacher, always has a smile on her face, even in risky situations!
Above : During their plan time, Mrs. Harris and Mrs Elliott polish up their musical skills to be right on key.
Leactihg Th e Way
By Ashley Wergin
As students, we each look at our teachers from different perspect ives. Some of us think of them as fun and nice but others only see them as boring or difficult. Teachers are a huge part of our school lives and help lead us into the future. Every day they transport new information into our world of learning but some of us seem to not appreciate it as much as we should. Wheather you are sitt in g in math class learning slopes and properties or in sc ience d iscovering new cells, faculty is everywhere helpin g you. We all have goals for our future and aspirations for who we want to be. So next time you ·are being lectured about some random subject, just remember how much th is one person will effect your life in the future.
Above: Keeping her very occupied, seventh grade Eng li sh teacher Mrs. Owen, takes time out of her busy schedule to grade papers.
Leff: Mrs. Tegler, be ing the wonderful 8th grade councelor she is, offers a listening ear
MASSIE ALBERTS
AMY JO ANDERSON
MARLENE BATTELLE
MARIETTA BLANK
SI-IERRI BOSSARD
PAT BROUSI-ITON
DAN CLARIDGE
JANET DAVIS
ALLISON DOTY
PAUL ELLS
VICKI FASNACI-IT
DEE FRANTA
JOY FRITZ
RUTI-I SENTRY
NANCY GERRARD
CARRIE J-IARRIS
DEB J-IEADLEY
MICI-IAEL I-IENNINGER
DENNIS I-IERSl-lBERGER
DARRIN J-IILLIGOSS
SARA I-IOLLCROFT
PETER LENZ
LAURIE LOGSDON
JANET MELCJ-IER
RACJ-IEL MILLER
BURKE MORROW
LILLIE MYLES
BOB NAVAS
MARK I-IONEYCUTT
JIM J-IOYT
AMY I-IUDSON
VERN JANSKY
JULIE KREIZEL
JEANNE KRENK
KYM LE
DIANE NOLAN
J.MARIE NYGREN
CAROLE OWEN
TERI RAVEN
JODI RETI-IMEIER
FRED RICJ-IARDSON
DAVID RIPA
New Teachers At Scott
Above: Mrs. Rethmeier, English
Above: Mr. Honeycutt, Social Studies
Right: Mrs. Battelle , Reading and Biology
Above Right: Mrs. Logsdon. Media Specialist
Left: Mr. Severin, Geometry
Memories Are Porev er
Mrs. Shanahan
"Some of my most memorable moments in middle school would have to be: changing classes, more homework, hanging out with my best friend and of course becoming interested in boys!"
Mr. Lenz
"What I re member most about my middle school days are sports! Basketball and football were my favorite s. At our school, we got to comp e t e with other towns. It wa s v e ry similar to the hi g h sch oo l sports that we ha ve in Lincoln. Th e games we re the b e st!"
Mrs. Sissel
"My favorite memory of middle school was playing basketball for my school. It was really fun because I met a lot of great people who I am still freinds with today. Going to state was the best!"
rincipal. Mr!.. Annie L. S c ot t
JACQUERUSJ-1
CJ-IARMAIN SATREE i.. -,...-.
PAULA SCMELLPEPER
BILL SCJ-IULENBERG
NANCY A SEIM
JOSJ-1 SEVERIN
SMELLV SJ-IANAJ-IAN
PAUL SISK
JUDY SISSEL
MARV SOUTJ-IWICK
NANCY TEGELER
KA TJ-IRVN UNDERJ-IILL
MARK WALLER
JULIE WALSTROM
CARLA WATSON
TAMARA BAILEY-WENZEL
Not Pictured:
Mitzi Aden
Diane Bartlett
Steve Brown
Shelly Congrove
Lora Curti!; Marcia Duckworth
Anita Elliott
Mary French
Karen J-lellman
Kathleen Kloefkorn
Shirley Knapple
Jamie Kubovic
Marcia Malzer
Li!;a McCall
Doreen Miller
Tri!;tina Moody
Gary Nunnally
John O connor
Carole Owen
Marflyn Paolini
Brenda Potter
Kri!;ta Pritchett
Lerona Pryor
Kri!;tin Rangel
Na!;reen Sadat
David Schna!;e
Tracy Smith
Trang Thai
Janene Way
Joan Well!;
Bottom Row: E do Keniabarido. ghirley Foster
Lo u Wnken. Richard ~atell
Not Pictured : Ea rl Wray and John Pen r od
To all Scott Stars,
Looking back at your past can be rewarding. Usually you remember pleasant things that increase your personal sense of feeling good. On the other hand, there may be a few things in the past thal make you feel uncomfortable. If you analyze these memories it is more than likely you have learned to make better decisions as a result of the experiences.
Looking back on the brief time you have been Scott Stars will bring to mind many good things. No matter what your individual past at Scott Middle School may be, try to remember this do not make the mistake of letting yesterday use up too much of the present and future.
You are capable of doing many great things. Give some thought to what these things could be. Help yourself, your family, your community, your country, and your world whenever you have the opportunity. Do not entirely forget your past. Remember the words of George Santayana, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
Mrs. Annie Scott Principal
Adrian Anania "Mall"
Ashley Wergin
Erin Walker
"Col. Klink"
Brandon Van Meveren "Stoll"
Jessie Stoltenburg
"Ha"
Lisa Bales " f o-f anta"
"Choo-Choo "
fields Banta Randi Bunn Stace y Burling
"Spackel"
"Sleeve"
"Barker " "Chandler"
Charlie Shreve
Logan Spackman
Trent Price Baile y Perry
by Jean Forkner
Th is year's Publications staff for The Memory Remains have been gre at workers. We strive for quality and excellence. We have put ma ny hours into this book and we think it has turned out great. Be ing on the yearbook staff is an opportunity to make The Galaxy, our yearbook, and create The Orbit, our school newspaper. While we have been in good old room 200, we have made history here at Scot t, working on all the pages beginning to end.
"full House" "The Duke" "Plink-O"
Samantha Earll Alison Ess ink
Me mories Are Made Here ...
"Marcel" "A-burley" "Willie"
Adam Michaud
Lindsey Magnuson Jacob Lyman
"Du"
Jean Forkner
"X -Man "
Tom Gift
" Bulls-Eye"
Kara Goddard
"River" "Hasen£effer"
Michelle Haas
Mrs. Hudson "Pants!" "Prince of Denmark"
Seth Johnson
Jeff Harnnett
- page by Kara Goddard
