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Homelessness Awareness Week!

Alonna Pfahler, Reporter • November 19, 2024
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Seeing red! Eighth grade English teacher Aaron Broman participates in the first day of Homelessness Awareness Week by wearing red to show awareness for the millions of homeless people in not only the United States but worldwide.
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Double trouble! The theme for the fourth day of red ribbon week told you to dress up as a Disney character. Eighth grade students Natalie Lear and Aaralyn Smith loved this theme, so they decided to team up and dress like Minions together! “We’ve been told that we act like Minions before and that Aaralyn and I look very similar to each other, so this was really fun, banana.”
Red Ribbon Week!
Pink out! Eighth grade cheerleaders Nina Dunio and Kendyl Carney are ready for the football game wearing their pink bows and T-Shirts. Other cheerleaders showed their spirit by also wearing their bows and T-shirts to school.
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Boo! This book is the perfect representation of Halloween. From carving pumpkins, to decorating your homes and even dressing up and getting candy! Eighth grader, Henrik Hosgood said," This book really hits all of the things to do every Halloween."
Halloween Books
Beautiful! Eight grader Katie Beck takes a beautiful fall hike. This hike particularly in Ohiopyle is one to remember with many scenic views. "Fall hikes are always a beautiful way to get outside and have a good time," Beck said.
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Open wide! This is one of the monster pots that art teacher John King's class has been creating. This pot took about one week, and it takes a lot of work to finish. When looking at this pot, eighth grader Ceazia Jackson said, " Wow! That looks hard to make, but it still looks so cool and scary."
Pinch Pot Monsters
Friendly ghost! This is sixth, seventh and eighth grade music teacher Jess Connell's door. One of the creators eighth grader Hannah Doehrer says, "It was really fun coming up with ideas and having all the elements come together."
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Alonna Pfahler
Alonna Pfahler, Reporter
Hey! My name is Alonna Pfahler. I am an eighth grade reporter here for Livewire. I look forward to working with the news writing staff this year and gaining experience. Outside of school, I like playing softball, reading, listening to music and sleeping. I love writing mostly poetry but also other forms. I also really enjoy taking photos. I joined the news writing staff because I love writing and taking photos.