March 2016 SHHS Newspaper Co-Editors: Ian Riggleman & Christian Smith

The Hawkeye

Prom Fashion Show

By: Tori Coleman

On March 1, the junior class held a prom fashion show. Fifteen

junior girls including Charlee Barb, Emily Bowman, Katie Dever-

icks, Makenna Hefner, Tressa Livesay, Sydney Lipscomb, Mariah

Mitchell, Sara Moreno, Kierra Myers, Taylor Perkins, Ciara Rad-

cliff, Lindsay Smith, Jessica Stroupe, Courtney Swenskie, and

Molly Wheeler walked on stage to show off the 2016 prom dress

style. Each girl had three dresses they flaunted. The dresses were

borrowed from Oliverio’s Bridal, located in East Pointe. Escorting

the girls were juniors: Brock Herrod, Dakota Jarrett, Jonathan

Whitehair, and Jeffery Wright. Most junior homerooms made a

trash bag dress and a girl in their homeroom wore it in the show.

The trash bag dress models included: Mrs. Cole’s homeroom, Tori

Coleman, Mr. Tate’s, Caterina Struass, Mr. Ware’s, Haleigh Heff-

inger. The winner of the trash bag dress competition was Mr.

Ware’s homeroom. Their prize was a pizza party. The admission

to the show was $2. Any student had the choice of going during

second and third block to watch. The fashion show raised just

over $400 for the junior class.

Picture Above: (Left to Right)

Caterina Strauss, Haleigh Heff-

inger, Tori Coleman

These three were the finalist for the

“trash bag dress competition.”

Table of Contents

Page 1– Prom Fashion

Show

Page 2- National Honor

Society Induction &

“Annie”

Page 3- Spring Sports

Page 4– Tournaments &

True Colors

Page 5– Students of the

Monthr

Page 6- Construction

Systems Class

SHHS Presents “Annie”

By: Hailie Blair & Riley Barriger

This Spring, South Harrison High School is putting

on a play called “Annie”. This month, they have made some

cast changes. The lead roles have not changed but some ex-

tras decided to leave the play. No specific names were giv-

en. The first showing of “Annie” will be on April 21st, but

the date may be subject to change. While interviewing Mr.

Rhodes, he seemed very enthusiastic about the school the

seeing the production. “I think the play will be a huge hit

with the students,” Rhodes said when asked about the feed-

back he expected to get from the play. Recently, the cast

and stage crew, alongside Mr. Rhodes, have been working

on the set and props for the mansion scene, as well as the

stairs of the mansion. “I think it’s moving quickly. It looks

really nice,” Sara Moreno said about the project. Everyone

is looking forward to seeing SHHS’s adaptation of the fa-

mous musical.

National Honor Society Induction

By: Courtney McKinney

National Honor Society inducted twelve out of the twenty-eight

students that where eligible this year. The requirement to be in it

are; you must have a 3.3 culminated Grade point average (GPA),

meet certain requirements, leadership, Volunteer work. To in-

duct someone "they sign the chapter ledgers, light a candle, re-

ceive a membership card, and take a pledge." Said Mrs. Cayton.

The family's are also asked to attend. The only things coming up

for them to do is teachers appreciation week. Katie Devericks is

one of the lucky ones that made it into national honors society

and she said "I was excited to make it."

Congrats to senior Drea Aaron and junior Ben Talbott for qualifying for the West Virginia State Archery Tour-nament. They headed to Charles-ton to compete on March 26 against the best from our state.

Baseball

This year is sure to be an exciting sea-

son for the baseball team. The team consists of 18 students. The majority of which are seniors.

The coach this year is Jeff Richards. Even with the age and grade differences, the team gets along

well together and they are a close group of friends. Sophomore Bo Haymond said "I believe that

this year will be a successful year for us; we have a lot of talented players." The first game is a

double-header away at Clay County on March 25th. See the entire schedule by visiting the

WVSSAC website.

Track

This year’s track team is chocked full of 23 runners with an even mix of students from

each grade. Even with the diversity of members, the team gets along really well according to

freshman Ryann Ramsey. The head coach is Jim Dawson. Track practices 3-5 p.m. every week-

day except for the first week, which was 3-4 p.m. Athletes practice either outside or in the school

depending on the weather.

Softball

Are you excited for this year’s softball season!? If so, you are not alone, because many stu-

dents are pumped up for this year’s softball team. There are 15 players with the majority of them

being seniors. The team members know each other well and are close friends according to junior

Katie Devericks. The head coach is Karson Barnhart, and the assistant is Coach Chris Under-

wood. The team practices 3-5 p.m. either outside or in the gym depending

on the weather. Their first game was at home on March 24 against the

Bridgeport Lady Indians.

Sports

By: Colin Colombo

2016 Class Tournaments

By: Aidan Cheuvront &Robert Adams

It’s finally class tournament time again! All the grades were ready to

face off against each other. This year we had The Freshmen of Bel Aire;

Savage Sophomores, Jumpman Juniors, and Seniority Authority. The

games were schedules for March 17 & 18 and 21 & 22. The main event was

the freshmen girls vs. senior girls basketball. Other events included stack

cup, fireman’s relay, volleyball, and Oreo game. March 18 games were

scheduled during 1st block: basketball, “Shake your Tail Feathers”, tug of

war, volleyball, and Nervous Nelly. On Mar. 21 the games were held during

4th block. Games included basketball, “Izzy Dizzy,” tug of war, and apple

bobbing. Tuesday, Mar. 22 the championship games were held all after-

noon in the gym. Games held that day included basketball, volleyball, tug-

of-war in addition to the annual class cheer-off. The Jumpman Juniors

proved to have the loudest cheer section and the Seniority Authority man-

aged to take the overall win for the SHHS 2016 Class Tournaments!

True Colors

By: Makenna Hefner

What does your favorite color say about you? Whether it's a

poppy red, or a peaceful purple our color preference says a lot

about us and our personality. The common colors in the rainbow

are most people's favorite, and they reveal a lot about you, but

what exactly do they reveal? This could help us get to know the

real you!

A popular favorite color is red, it stands for the color of

strength. Often chosen by someone outgoing or aggressive. The

most popular color across the board between both sexes is blue.

Blue is a very emotional color, soft and soothing, and very com-

passionate. A women's most popular color is purple, it means

your unique and a witty, sensitive individual. If you like the color

green then it means your hopeful, it's liked by a gentle, and a very

sincere person. Yellow is known as the color of happiness, wis-

dom, and imagination. It's usually chosen by adventurous individ-

uals. Orange is such a vibrant color, for such a vibrant person. It's

appeals to fun loving, flamboyant people who are very social. The

last but not least common color is pink. People who like pink love

affection and are very gentle natured.

Calendar of

Events

Mar. 11-

Power Team

Assembly

Mar. 17-22 -

Class tourna-

ments

Mar.19-

Gnimocemoh

Dance

Mar. 23-

Parent-

Teacher Con-

ference/ no

students

Mar. 23-28 -

Spring Break

Mar. 29 -

Class Resume/

School Picture

Day

Students of the Month of

February

By: Caterina Strauss

Congratulations to freshman Dacia Lewis;

sophomore Erica Anderson; junior Austin

Pringle, and seniors Samantha Heck aeden

Hurst. The upcoming 2016 prospective

graduates were asked a few questions...

What are your plans after high

school?

Hurst: Go to college, play baseball,

and major in Biology.

Heck: Go to college.

Was it your goal of yours to be-

come student of the month?

Hurst: Yes and that parking spot is an

added bonus.

Heck: Yes.

What do you want as a job in the

future?

Hurst: To become a wildlife biologist.

Heck: Hope to become a crime scene

investigator.

Pictured above is Samantha Heck and

Braeden Hurst the senior Student’s of the

Month.

Working in the Construction Zone

By: Krysta Knapp

Mr. Lechner and his construction systems class have started a project that

is different than any other before. They are actually building a closet for a

room in the school! The lucky Mrs. Ash will have bragging rights because

the class’s “big” project is for her room! There is a relatively small group

with a few boys and a couple girls who are helping build it, and whom she

calls “Lechner & Sons & Daughters.” I spoke with freshman Will Vanhorn

about his part in making the closet. “It’s a nice break from regular class-

room work, and it’s good that we get practice with real life projects, but

honestly I would rather be working on something mechanical.” He went on

tell about the set of stairs they’re getting ready to build for the play. The

closet is coming along great and is going to be painted with chalk board

paint! As most know hard work never goes unpaid so as a token of appreci-

ation Mrs. Ash and the girls in the class made them cookies and lemonade

to enjoy when they were done working for the day.

Coming Attractions

Down South

April 2016 Baseball, Softball & Track– all month long April 14 End of the 5th Six Weeks April 15 Start of the 6th Six Weeks April 22-25 “Annie” production April 25 Report Card Distribution April 30 2016 Prom

Hawks in Harmony perform their spring

Concert before the SH student body. Phase II of the closet project. With the drywall hung to shape out the clos-

et, students Kavaughn Summers, Jon Whitehair, and Annie Petitto are

spending time carefully applying the mud over the tape to cover the dry-

wall seams.

The “Sons” know that good planning and preparation is key to completing a successful project. Jonathon Whitehair, Austin Pringle, and Will Vanhorn are ready to check measure-ments once more before they raise the studs for the closet project in Mrs. Ash’s classroom.

Each day the crew from Construction Systems comes down to the site located in Room 112 to continue

the work on the closet project. Mrs. Ash names a supervisor of the crew for the day: Supervisor

“Kaboom” Summers observes from inside the closet.