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Volume 1, Issue 1 October 2018

We live in a world where we are constantly comparing ourselves to others. However, it?s often a negative comparison that we make. So, I took it upon myself, with the help of the other ?Newsies?, to make some positive comparisons about people here at Newton and famous movie/TV characters that we know

and love. I found there were more than a few doppelg?ngers here at Newton! A doppelg?nger is two people who look like identical twins, but actually have no relation to each other. Here are 3 people from our

Tribe & their doppelg?ngers! Be on the lookout for more to come in the next edition of "The Smoke Signal".

Do u b l e Ta k e Du o s

Hey there, Newton! Twitter has more than 336 million monthly active users,

Instagram now has 800 million users, and has gained 100 million since April. Only 169 million American adults have read a newspaper within the last month.

We?re looking to add to that number! It?s been over ten years since we?ve had a school newspaper. We?re excited to announce... we?re bringing it back! We plan on picking up right where we left off

ten years ago. So, ?The Smoke Signal?, it is. We will release issues quarterly and keep you up to date throughout the 2018-2019 school year. The newspaper will include interviews from teachers,

local meal deals, and everything in between. Our goal for the newspaper is to reach our generation through the old-fashioned printed word, while including entertaining reads for you!

-The Blonde

- Mr. Davis~Chester V (from Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2)

- There are really no words needed to explain how much they look alike. I mean, they are literally the definition of a

doppelg?nger. You would think the maker of Chester V looked at a picture of Mr. Davis as inspiration!

- Miss Meyer-Miranda Bailey (from Grey?s Anatomy)- Other than the fact that they are both short, the looks

aren't quite as uncanny as Mr. Davis and Chester V. However, their personalities are scary similar. They both have authority over their students/interns and they both come across as very strict. However, once you get to know them you realize they are like that because they genuinely want their ?minions? to succeed!

- Ally Weaver-Rory (from Gilmore Girls)- From their lovable personalities to their identical looks,

Ally and Rory, from Gilmore Girls, are obvious look-alikes. Their eyes, smile, face shape, and thick brown hair are almost exactly the same, making them a

perfect example of a doppelg?nger.

-The Ditz


Dining on a Budget?

They Are People Too Ya KnowMr. McBride Ms. Ulmer

Favor it e Color

Favor it e Song

Favor it e Movie

Graduat ed f rom

Secret Sk il l

Favor it e Spor t

Spir it Anim al

Som et hing you want t o t ry

Wit ness what event

Bir t hday

Siblings

Children

Best H.S. Mem ory

What Olym pic spor t t o com pet e in

Dinner dat e

Descr ibe H.S. self

Descr ibe yourself f rom st udent 's view

Best par t of work ing here

On Wing Tuesdays t r adit ional "bone in"

wings ar e avail abl e al l day at cl ose t o 50% of f

t he r egul ar menu pr ice.

Bonel ess Thur sdays f eat ur e r educed pr ice

on bonel ess wings.

O L D W O R L D S T Y L E

P E P P E R O N I

F O R

$ 1 3 .9 9

H i c k o r y r i v e r

Advice From a Senior t o a Freshm an

1. Don?t worry if it?s ?cool"; do what makes you happy

2. Work hard at everything you do; effort is cool

3. Don?t stress about one bad grade

4. Be yourself, be confident, don?t be scared of upperclassmen, but don?t act like you?re the boss

5. Be a part of anything that interests you

6. Enjoy the litt le things; you are only in HS once

7. Stay out of drama & be kind to everyone

8. When you embarrass yourself, laugh at yourself

9. Go out of your comfort zone

10. If your mom says it?s stupid it probably is

11. Hug your grandparents

12. High school is only 4 years, not your whole life

13. Dance at homecoming, stand & cheer at sporting events, & go on that field trip? because you only have 4 years

14. Be the friend you want to have

15. Tell your favorite teacher they rock

16. Thank the administrators for all they do

17. Compliment the girl with the cute shirt or the boy with the cool shoes

18. Learn from your mistakes, but don?t let them define you

19. If you're doing it to impress someone, you're probably doing it for the wrong reason

20. Don?t say something if you don?t mean it -The Trendsetter

Scarlet Red

High School by Kelsea Ballerini

Field of Dreams

Troy High School

Mowing Grass

Baseball

Raccoon [sneaky;)]

Fly a helicopter

Sinking of The Titanic

May 26, 1959

2 brothers and 1 sister

Brady and Tatum

Baseball practices

Track & Field

Ronald Reagan

Insecure

Old

"The people, genuine is key"

Chlorophyll Green

Little Giant by Roo Pane

BBC Pride & Prejudice

Clinton Massie

Speaks Ubbie Dubbie (Zoom)

Ultimate Frisbee

Mama Bear

Play the guitar

The First Christmas

March 20, 1995

4 brothers and 4 sisters

none

In the musical God Spell

Swimming

Pope John II

Friendly

New

The students

We're all broke high school kids, hence these helpful meal deals! So, gather some loose change, because you can afford to eat out tonight!

-The Blonde

-The Wild Card


Fall FairBy the time you are reading this, all the festivities will be over. However, the newsies couldn't resist previewing our favorite time of the year. The temperature is dropping, fall sports are in full swing, and the leaves are getting ready to change colors. It?s officially that time of year, which can only mean one thing? Fall Fair. Fall Fair is a time of cotton candy, pumpkin bowling, winning more fish than your parents want, and laughing our way through class challenge. It is a day full of festivities bringing our school and community together. Believe it or not Fall Fair has been going on since November 24, 1930. I remember the sixth-grade excitement of holding baby pigs, playing the ring toss game with my friends to win a 2-liter pop that we would all drink from, and watching the ?cool? upperclassmen embarrass themselves in front of a whole gym of people. Speaking of embarrassing yourself in front of a whole gym of people, who do you think will be kissing the pig this year? Will it be King Kline? Or are we thinking the new teacher, Ms. Ulmer, or perhaps Mr. Borchers? I guess we will see soon. Next prediction is probably the most important? which class will come on top during class challenge? Will the sophomores regain their winning title, once again? Or will the seniors give it their all on the last go around? Your guess is as good as mine!

The golf team had a very successful and record-setting year. As the fall sports season winds down, let 's take a look at the

records that were broken throughout the season. The golf team managed to win all t he regular season m at ches and f in ished

2nd in t he conference. The records that were shattered were:

Lowest 9-hole score with 151 (previous was 153)

Regular season 9- hole average 167.75 (previously 169.31)

Chet Jamison shot lowest individual score of 31 (previously 32)

Chet Jamison broke the individual record for lowest 9-hole average in school history with 36.92.

The Golf team also won Dist r ict s for the first time in Newton Boy's Golf history! Way to go boys!

Record Set t ing Year

A HUGE shout-out to ALL of the hidden superheroes we have that keep our school running. We want to thank all of the janitors for all the hard

work they put in behind the scenes.

They truly are our superheros!

They clean anything that crazy high-schoolers send their way, making them a superhero in disguise. You know what they say, "Not all

Superheroes wear Capes," and that is very true for our janitors at Newton. Instead, you may find them with a mop in hand.

So, next time you see a janitor, say thank you for all the work they do for keeping our school clean and thriving.

-The Jock

-The Fun Size

-The Trendsetter

Not A l l Superheroes Wear Capes


Ar ies (Mar . 21 - Apr . 19) : A connection you make with someone this week could be long lasting. This is a good week to really accomplish your goals. Taurus (Apr . 20 - May 20): Take the high road this week and try not to give in to a younger sibling who's really just trying to get to you. Your actions speak louder than words at the end of the week. Gem ini (May 21 - June 20): You have the chance to impress that special someone on Monday. A crush returns one of your longing looks sometime at the end of the week. The next move is yours! Cancer (June 21 - July 22): 'Perseverance' is your keyword this week. If you can get through this, you can get through just about anything. Look forward to rest and relaxation on Sunday. Leo (July 23 - Aug. 22): You inspire someone to do something incredible on Monday! You will, also, see something you have never noticed before.

"I that the I , the

I to have.?

- Thomas Jefferson

Rearrange the words to complete the quote.

WORK SEEM FIND HARDER LUCK MORE

Virgo (Aug. 23 - Sep. 22): Your self-confidence is boosted at the end of the week. Something you do between Thursday and Sunday has the potential to be life-changing.

Libra (Sep. 23 - Oct . 22): You get the support you need from the people closest to you this week. On Friday, you get the amazing break you've been looking for.

Scorpio (Oct . 23 - Nov. 21): You relate to people a lot this week. The weekend flies by quickly, so it will be important that you take your time and enjoy the break.

Sagit t ar ius(Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You could become more scatterbrained than usual. The weekend is a good time to make new friends.

Capr icorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19):

You are also going to

daydream more than usual this

week. Also, make sure you take

initiative this week, especially if

no one else is stepping up.

Aquar ius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18):

Your social life takes a turn for

the better on Wednesday and

Thursday.You're really good at

public-speaking midweek.

Pisces (Feb. 19 - Mar . 20):

Try not to get stuck in your

typical routine at the beginning

of the week, so do something

different than you normally do.

Your communication issues

should improve by the

weekend.

- The Quiet One

Horoscopes

Created by: The Boss

M a d d ie H i l d e b r a n d - T h e B l o n d e

R y a n M o l l e t t e - T h e J o c k

D e a n n a C a r i n e - T h e Qu ie t On e

M ic h a e l a K i r k - T h e T r e n d S e t t e r

M r s . K e n w o r t h y - T h e B o s s

M a l l o r y D u n l e v y - T h e W i l d C a r d

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