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Activities and Announcements for Park City Students

Oct ober 23, 2015
Weekl y Pant her Sport s

Weeks Act ivit ies

Oct . 23-Oct . 31

Cody Miller & Lane Lowell

Red Ribbon Week & FFA Nat ional s

This past week wasn't ideal for panther athletes. On
Tuesday, October 13 the lady Panthers suffered a loss to the Friday- Senior night football vs
Absarokee Huskies. The Panthers lost their first two matches Absarokee
but succeeded in winning the 3rd match. however the
Sat urday- Nothing
Huskies pulled off their victory winning the fourth match.
This past Saturday the Panther football team traveled
to Gardiner for a one o?clock game. The Panthers were
defeated 50 -20. The Saturday afternoon game didn?t seem
to interfere with the elk that came down from Yellowstone
Park to enjoy the match up. The Panthers play the final game
of their 2015 season on Friday night against the Absarokee
Huskies. Come out and support the team for the senior night
game.

El ect rif y Your Leadership

Silke?Adams

Sunday- Nothing
Monday- Nothing
Tuesday- Kayla's Birthday
Wednesday- Pep rally
Thursday- Volleyball Districts @
Absarokee
Friday- Volleyball Districts @
Absarokee
Sat urday- Halloween; Volleyball
Districts @ Absarokee

Red Ribbon Dress Up Days

At the Montana Association of Student Council
(MASC) state wide meeting in Great Falls, all in attendance
were challenged to electrify their leadership in the Electric
City. During the conference we heard from empowering
speakers, went to engaging workshops and got to meet
student council members from all around our great state.
Scott Backovich talked to us about being a catalyst in our
schools. Harriet Turk talked to us about the different masks
we wear in our everyday lives. Finally, Judson Laipply talked
to us about how we all are passengers on the struggle bus,
but even if we have off days, that doesn?t amount to a bad
life.

Monday: Say no to drugs by

keeping things classy
Tuesday: Be a Tacky Tourist and
stay drug free
Wednesday: Montanans give
drugs the boot. Cowboy Up!
Thursday: Team up with your
Twin to stay drug free
Friday: "Say boo to drugs"

No "Bul l " wit h Beef

Beefaroni
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Let your past make you better, not bitter.

?The trick is to enjoy life. Don?t wish away your days, waiting for better ones ahead.?
Why compare yourself with others? No one in the entire world can do a better job of being
you than you.

Are you lost in the world? Do you need some advice from a friend but you hate your friends? Submit your life questions to the box
near MC's room (107) and Beefaroni will help you. No bull.

Animal of t he Week
Aura Wetzel
Symbolic meanings for the owl are:
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Intuition, ability to see what others do not see

The presence of the owl announces change
Capacity to see beyond deceit and masks
Wisdom

The owl is emblematic of a deep connection with wisdom and intuitive knowledge. If the owl is
your spirit animal, then you?re most likely to see more hidden things . Native Americans say the owl
will symbolize wisdom if you are to spot one, and they are usually night creatures.
Sl aught er
Your Psychotic Ex Girlfriend
Welcome to the Slaughterhouse, what can this horror-loving writer say other than, ?It was great?. It
takes place out in the country, making the scenery match its name. When you enter the building it is
hosted in, a chill runs down your spine; maybe for added effect however, it still adds to the
ominous vibe. It has great jump scares and many rooms with great detail, also there is many
animatronics that are beyond anything you will see in a small operation like this. One of the best
parts though is the ending, which could be easily considered a claustrophobic person?s nightmare. I
do, in fact recommend this haunted house to those who love all things creepy and scary, for that is
what it is.
$15 at the door 10/ 23: 7-11p
10/ 24: 7-11p
10/ 25: 4-7p
10/ 28: 6-9p
10/ 29: 6-9p
10/ 30: 7p-12a
10/ 31: 7p-12a

What I'm Reading!

Preston Medicine Horse
The book I?m reading is called The Call of the Wild, by Jack London. It is about Buck, a courageous
dog in the wilderness of Alaska. He has terrible enemies - both man and beast, and also a huge
rivalry with Spitz, another dog. The weather, terrain, and heartless owners prove to be Buck?s
biggest battles. In the end, however, Buck becomes a dominant beast whose will-power is
unmatched. Jack London had a great inspiration to write this book because he actually lived in
Alaska. He also wrote a lot of other adventure stories, so check him out, and check out The Call of
the Wild!

Teacher Talk
M. Donnelly
Teacher Talk this week focuses on two new faces, Ms. Owen and Miss Schurg, two MSU Bozeman
graduaduates. First we will start out with Ms. Owen, the Junior Title and seventh grade P.E. teacher.
Q. How are you liking your experiences at Park City so far?
So far so good! Everyone is friendly and helpful.
Q. What City/ State did you grow up in? How does Park City differ from it?
I grew up in Billings. Park City is obviously smaller but I like teaching in Class C schools because I am
able to get to know the students,
Q. Where and when did you get your secondary education?
I went to MSU. Go Cats!
Q. What subjects do you teach?
I am Junior High Title and I teacher 7th grade P.E. and health.
Q. What grade do you teach?
7th and 8th grade
Secondly, we talked to Miss Schurg, the elementary Special Ed teacher.
Q. How are you liking your experiences at Park City so far?
I am really enjoying myself and the staff.
Q. What City/ State did you grow up in? How does Park City differ from it?
I grew up in Montana. I attended elementary school in Troy, MT, Jr in Helena and then moves to
Lewiston in high school,
Q. Where and when did you get your secondary education?
I attended MSU in Bozeman for my elementary Ed degree and decided to go back to school and get
my special education endorsement at MSU- Billings.
Q. What subjects do you teach?
I teach special ed. k-3, mainly I reach reading and math.
Q. What grade do you teach?
I teach special ed. so I teach several different grades.

Top Ten Pet -Peeves

The Short Finn
1. When somebody insults you or tries to rile you up and says, ?I?m just saying?. (Well You Don?t
Have To!)
2. When you ask a question and you forget what the answer was seconds later and have to ask
again.
3. When you politely ask an individual to stop doing something that annoys you, and then after
a few minutes, they're doing it again.
4. When others are arguing over unimportant subjects.
5. When somebody touches or moves your computer while you are working on it.
6. When you order something and the order is wrong.
7. When your parents have you help them and they excuse you, but as you go to your room,
they call your name again.
8. When you ask one of your classmates for ?help? on an assignment, and you hint that you just
want the answers for it. Instead they try to explain how to solve the questions actually trying
to help.
9. When you have a back seat driver.
10.When somebody complains about what bothers them. Just like this article.

Miranda Lambert
M. Donnelly
She?s lead the charts since 2005, as her first single
Did You Know That ...
went platinum. Her second reached number six on the
Cow Edition
billboard 200 charts in 2007, and since then she?s
been one of the leading ladies in country music-not Wreiter
even a divorce can stop this country chick. The
- More people are killed by getting
Roadside Bars and Pink Guitars tour came to the
stepped on by cows then attacked by
Rimrock Auto Arena September, 25th and included
sharks.
Raelynn, Clare Dunn and of course, Miranda Lambert.
- Cows are social animals; they naturally
The atmosphere was amazing - the openings made
form large herds. Like people, they
sure the crowd was ready for the main show, even
make friends and bond to some herd
though the main show was not ready for us. Only a
members, while avoiding others.
few months ago, Miranda Lambert and husband, Blake
- You can lead a cow upstairs, but not
Shelton, divorced. Right as she walked out, you could
downstairs. Cows knees can?t bend
definitely see the sadness and depression she was
properly to walk downstairs.
feeling, and she wasn?t afraid to own up to it saying
- No two cows have exactly the same
things along the lines as, ?well as you guys know, I?m
pattern of black and white spots; they
not feeling too hot? and would have to push a smile
are all different.
out. Even though she was very melancholy and upset,
- Cows do not bite grass; instead, they
she still made sure the audience had the best time
curl their tongue around it.
possible. It showed how much she really loves her
- Mooing isn?t the only sound cows
fans and her music, and that no matter how in love
make. Calves make a sound called
and wrapped up you are in a person, there's always
bawling, while bulls bellow.
room for moving on and being happy.As the lights
- The first cows in the Americas arrived
turned red and orange, the crowd knew right away
with Christopher Columbus on his
she was walking out to Kerosene, my very favorite
second voyage.
song and one of her biggest-the place went wild.
- Cattle are unable to see the color red;
During a slower song, two women on the floor started
the red flags used by matadors only
to fight. Miranda called them out and asked if it was
catch a bull?s attention because of the
all okay, saying, ?this isn?t the type of song to fight to,
movement.
wait for gunpowder and lead then you guys can do
- Cows have an excellent sense of smell
what you want?, publicly humiliating the two women
and can detect odors up to six miles
and making sure the ones around them continued to
away.
enjoy the show. Dazed and Confused is an all time
- The world?s most expensive cow,
favorite of mine, so when she covered ZZ Top's
Missy, brought in $1.2 million at the
?Tush?, a song featured on the movie it made the
Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in 2009.
concert so much more enjoyable than it already was.
Now You Know!
The concert was great, and I?m so glad I got the
chance to see such an influential women and an idol
The views expressed in this publication are those of our
to most, there were women there of all ages. Not
student writers, and are not necessarily those of The Panther
even a heavily publicised divorce can stop this
Print, Park City High School or any of its
students/ employees. While we try to ensure that the
country chick!

Journalism Staff
Editor: Kayla Lehman
James Marchand, Thomas Laakso, Reianna Reiter,
Bethany VanDoren, Aura Wetzel, Makenzie
Donnelly, Lane Lowell, Cody Miller, Shae Pierce,
Preston Medicine Horse, Silke' Adams

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