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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

The Final Goodbye

The final camping trip of the year has commenced. Frankfort Kentucky was prepared for Vanguard students with open arms. Not only did we form new friendships, but we also learned the value of working together as a team. Brian Thompson, Vanguard student, said, "It was a life changing experience."

The teachers at Vanguard work so hard to make sure everything runs smoothly. They make a major contribution to each and every trip. Ms. Kiratsous, Vanguard staff, said, "The trip made me feel like I was back in high school again."

To add Tedd Markos, Vanguard teacher, said, "This year's trip to Kentucky was special. We go there because it's a different atmosphere. Things are more relaxing. Many lessons were learned on Elkhorn Creek this year. It was a great time. I enjoyed rafting the rapids with my group. That was intense!"

The white water rafting was the highlight of the trip for many of the students. Not only was it a new adventure for some Vanguard Vipers, it was a chance to learn. Marisa Sneider, Vanguard senior, said, "It was a learning experience for me. I got to know people on a whole new level. I learned how to work better with others. The trip was awesome."

To add Mark Kosirog, Vanguard teacher, said, " Where is the I survived the water wars of 2009 t-shirt?"

This trip meant a great deal to so many of us. Liz Ojeda, Vanguard senior, said it best, "I'm really glad I decided to go on this trip. I have been on a couple but they don't compare to this one. Even though some of us aren’t that close at school on this trip it felt as if we were friends for years. The teamwork demonstrated on this trip will always be a part of who I am."

Article By: Jaclyn Cimarusti

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Art Work Destroyed

Vanguard High School has amazing art work created by students every year. Today, artwork created by Kyle Jakubowicz was vandalized. Vanguard student, Becky Leffelman, said, "Destroying ones artwork is disrespectful not only to the creator but to our school." 

It is sad to see how cruel some students can be. "Kyle put so much into those paintings," said, Vanguard student, Tracy Saegebrecht. I really hope that the person who did this crude act is discovered said, another Vanguard student. 

Morgan Sedano, Vanguard Student, said, "It is just so disrespectful."
Too add on Deanne Eugene said, "What goes around comes around, its called karma." 

Whoever destroyed Kyle's work should be ashamed of themselves. Anyone who would go that low to destroy art is a jerk in my book.

Article By: Jaclyn Cimarusti