Rebel Nation News - Gallia County Local Schools
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rebel Nation News
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Voice of the South Gallia Rebels!! March 13, 2020--
Special attachment--Concrete Poems by Sharla Hammond and Jacie Boothe
Stout’s Students Pass Certification South Gallia Miss Gallia County
Candidates
Several of Mr. Stout’s students successfully
completed the Microsoft Office Specialist
Certification for Microsoft Word, Exam 77-725:
MOS: Microsoft Office Word 2016: Core
Document Creation, Collaboration and
Communication.
Back, left to right: Kiley Stapleton, Kyle
Northup, Austin Day, Justin Butler, Ethan
Bevan, Joey Mandeville
Front, left to right: Emily Robson, Caleb
Condee, Andrew Small, Scotty Murphy
Congratulations!!
Vying for the title of Miss Gallia County are
How Are You Planning to Spend St. South Gallia’s own Junior Emma Shamblin
Patrick’s Day? By Madison Graves and Senior Emily Oram. Good luck!!
Braxton Graves-wear green
Garrett Frazee-nothing
Lusi Avetisyan-pinch people
Austin Day-wear anything green I can find
Ethan Bevan-celebrate my birthday
St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun Lime Drink
Recipes Submitted by Rebel Submitted by William Orsbon
Nation News Staff 1 quart lime sherbet,
softened
Irish Mint Brownies 1/2 cup thawed limeade
Submitted by Emily Oram concentrate
2 tablespoons sugar
1/2 cup Land O Lakes®
Butter 2 cans (12 ounces each)
2 (1-ounce) squares lemon-lime soda, chilled
unsweetened baking 1 to 2 cups crushed ice
chocolate Lemon slices and lime peel strips, optional
1 cup sugar Mix concentrate, sugar, and soda together.
3/4 cup all-purpose flour Just before serving, add crushed ice and lime
2 large Land O Lakes® Eggs
FILLING sherbet.
2 cups powdered sugar Old
3 ounces cream cheese, softened Fashioned Potato
3 tablespoons Land O Lakes® Butter,
softened Cakes
1/2 teaspoon peppermint extract By Trinity Sanders
5 drops green food color Ingredients
2 drops yellow food color
● 2 cups mashed
1 (1-ounce) square unsweetened baking
chocolate, melted potatoes
STEP 1 ● 1 cup all-purpose flour
Heat oven to 350°F. Line 8-inch square baking ● 1 onion, diced
pan with aluminum foil, extending foil over ● 1 egg
edges. Grease foil; set aside. ● 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
STEP 2
● 1/2 teaspoon salt
Melt 1/2 cup butter and 2 squares chocolate in
2-quart saucepan over medium heat, stirring ● 1/2 cup vegetable oil, or as needed
constantly, 4-6 minutes or until smooth. Stir in Directions
all remaining brownie ingredients until well
mixed. Spread into prepared pan. 1. Mix mashed potatoes, flour, onion,
STEP 3 egg, black pepper, and salt together in
Bake 25-30 minutes or until brownie just
a bowl until batter consistency.
begins to pull away from sides of pan. Cool
completely. 2. Heat vegetable oil in a skillet over
STEP 4 Combine all filling ingredients in medium heat. Drop 4-inch circles of
bowl. Beat at medium speed until creamy. batter into hot oil. Cook until golden
Spread over cooled bars. Drizzle with melted brown, about 5 minutes per side.
chocolate. Cool completely. Lift brownies out Remove with a slotted spoon and drain
of pan using foil ends; cut into bars. Store on paper towels. Repeat with
covered in refrigerator.
remaining batter.
Rebel Star Athlete--Boys Basketball Rebel Star Athlete--Girls Basketball
Jared Burdette Kennedey Lambert
By Kyle Northup
By Alyssa Cremeens
The Rebel Star Athlete for Girls Basketball is
Junior Kennedey Lambert. Kennedey fills the
Senior Jared Burdette plays the small forward guard position and has been playing for nine
position. He has played basketball for 10 years. Her favorite thing about playing
years. Four of those years are at the varsity basketball is making all the new memories
experience. His favorite thing about basketball with her teammates. We asked Kennedey
is that it lets him escape from everyday life.
what her favorite was about her coach, and
His hobbies include playing basketball,
working, hunting and hanging with his her response was, “He always pushes us to
girlfriend (Alyssa). His favorite thing about do our best.” Kennedey’s other hobbies
South Gallia is when he moved here, they include playing basketball, showing cattle,
treated him like he was one of South Gallia’s and hanging with Tristan. We asked, “What is
OWN. Congratulations, Jared! your favorite thing about South Gallia?”
Kennedey replied, “Being a family.”
Congratulations, Kennedey!
History of the St. Why Do We
Patrick’s Day Parade Celebrate St.
By Cassadee Stonecipher
The first St. Patrick's Day Patrick’s Day?
Parade was held in New St. Patrick was
York City by a band of actually born in
homesick Irish soldiers on March 17, 1762. Britain, but was
These soldiers were deployed in America by captured by the
the British Empire; this was before the signing Irish pagans and
of the Declaration of Independence. Although held there for six
we know the parade to be full of bright greens, years. He grew to
beautiful Irish songs full of bagpipes, all of love the Irish and
these and speaking Irish were banned in vowed to return. After being ordained as a
Ireland as they were symbols of Irish pride. priest, he was sent to Ireland to Christianize
The parade was an outlet of those wants for the people, where he ran into several
the soldiers and the immigrants who missed problems, especially from the druids. Their
their homeland and their traditions. king didn’t convert, but many of his family did,
The first decade or so,the parade was so Patrick traveled from town to town, tearing
usually organised by Irish military units, but down idols, and establishing the Catholic
when the War of 1812 started, the parade church. In under 30 years, he led thousands
duties were taken over by fraternal and into the Catholic church, and eventually all of
beneficial societies. The parade today is still Ireland was converted. He died on March
led by a regiment called the Irish 69th 17th of natural causes and was buried in
regiment, followed by Irish societies, then Irish Northern Ireland.
schools and colleges, and after that are Many stories are told in connection with St.
Emerald societies and the Irish language and Patrick. The three-leaf clover was said to be
nationalist societies. used by him to explain the Trinity to the
pagans, which is why it is such a common St.
Patrick’s Day symbol today. Another legend
has Patrick driving all the snakes out of
Ireland; snakes were a popular symbol
among the Irish pagans. He is certainly one of
the most revered saints in the Catholic
Church.
Meet Our Exchange Students-- Rebel Star Band Member--Brayden
Lusi Avetisyan Rapp
By Madison Graves By Sydney St. Clair
Lusi is an exchange student that has blessed
our school with her presence for the school
year. She has been here from Armenia for
about seven months. Here, she enjoys all the
clubs, like Beta, BPA, and Leo Lions. She
also enjoyed playing basketball. She loves all What grade are you in? I am in the 8th grade.
the friends she has made here and her family How long have you participated in the band? I
that she stays with. She misses her family in have been in the band for 2 years.
Armenia and the food there. However, she
What is your favorite thing about being in the
enjoys being part of the “Rebel Family.”
band? I like playing the instruments with my
Welcome, Lusi!!
friends.
Do you play any other sports? I used to play
football.
What is the best thing about Mr. Hilbert? He is
very funny.
What are your hobbies? My hobbies are being on
the fire department and being in 4-H.
What is your favorite thing about SG? I like the
teachers and all the students. Congratulations,
Brayden!
Mrs. Dailey’s Students Visit Bellisio
Contributed by Mrs. Dailey
On Thursday, March 5, several of Mrs.
Dailey’s hospitality students took a field trip to
the Bellisio Foods and ate lunch at Rowdy’s in
Jackson, Ohio. Students were given a tour of
the facility and samples of foods produced
there, such as pizza rolls. The automation of
the factory was truly amazing, and the
students greatly enjoyed the outing.
Hammond Chosen by 2020 Ohio
High School Basketball Coaches
Association- District 13
Sophomore Brayden Hammond received the
following recognitions for the South Gallia
Rebels, including his first all-district honor: 1st
team All League-2019-2020, 2nd team All
District-2019-2020. Congratulations, Brayden!
Rebel Star Art Student-- Students Present LIM Group
Cassadee Stonecipher Activities
Several students spoke about their Leader In
By Kiley Stapleton
Me groups on Friday, March 5.
Senior Cassadee Stonecipher is this issue’s
Star Rebel Art Student. So far, Cassadee has
taken two drawing and one ceramics class.
Her favorite project that she has done is a
drawing of ballet slippers. Her favorite artist is
Vincent Van Gogh, and her favorite thing
about Mr. Maxam is that he’s laid back. Right
now, Cassadee is working on a two-point
perspective drawing. Her hobbies are reading
and listening to music. Congratulations,
Cassadee!
Keep up the good work, Rebels!!
The Love of Saint Patrick
Submitted by Jaycelyn Caldwell
May the love of Saint Patrick,
find a place in your heart
A love of a country, a land set apart,
A love of a people
So proud and true,
and lastly the love,
The love that I feel for you.
Possibly one of the most famous Irish songs is
“Danny Boy,” a poem about the country’s struggle
for independence,
by Frederick
Edward Weatherly.
Oh Danny boy, the
pipes, the pipes
are calling
From glen to glen,
and down the
mountain side
The summer's gone, and all the flowers are dying
'Tis you, 'tis you must go and I must bide.
But come ye back when summer's in the meadow
Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow
'Tis I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow
Oh Danny boy, oh Danny boy, I love you so.
And when you come, and all the flowers are dying
If I am dead, as dead I well may be
You'll come and find the place where I am lying
And kneel and say an "Ave" there for me.
And I shall hear, tho' soft you tread above me
And all my dreams will warm and sweeter be
If you'll not fail to tell me that you love me
I'll simply sleep in peace until you come to me.
I'll simply sleep in peace until you come to me.
Rebel Star Athlete--Wrestling Stout’s Students Pass Certification
Reece Butler Tests
By Jared Ward
These four students passed their IC3 Digital
Literacy certification. They had to pass 3
What sport do you play? Wrestling
What grade are you in? 9th tests to receive this certification: Key
How long have you been wrestling? 3 years Applications, Computing Fundamentals, and
Fave thing about wrestling? Winning matches Living Online. Pictured are Joseph
Any other sports? Football and track Mandeville, Layne Ours, Zach Delaire, and
Best thing about the coach? ‘Merica, my singing Trinity Sanders. Great job!!
monsters
Hobbies? 4-H and Beta
Fave thing about school? Clapping for Randles
Congratulations, Reece!
Restaurant
Review-Outback
Steakhouse
By Savannah St. Clair
I’m doing a restaurant
review on Outback Steakhouse. I went to Outback
Steakhouse last Sunday with my family. We went
in and sat down and ordered our drinks. Then, we
ordered our food. I got potato soup and fries. The
food was very good. The service was amazing. I
would highly recommend going to Outback
Steakhouse if you want to have quality family time
and good food. Golden Corral has 4 stars on their
website. They have excellent waitresses and
waiters.The people that work there are extremely
respectful and do their job well.
Fowler’s Students Learn About New England As part of the Landmark Moments Fellowship Program, Mr. Fowler, Mrs. Fleming, Mr. Shafer, and Mrs. Donohue,along with Portsmouth West history teacher, Mrs. Carolyn Callihan, presented a lesson for Mr. Fowler's American History students on the government, industry, and travel opportunities in several New England states, including Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. In addition to learning about the area, students had pancakes made with real maple syrup from Vermont and blueberry muffins, made with Maine blueberries. As a special surprise, Mr. Shafer brought in a live lobster, donated by Red Lobster in Huntington, WV, for the students to observe, as part of the lesson on Maine's economy. This program is directed by Dr. Denise Shockley, Gallia-Vinton ESC. Pictured are Mrs. Linda Donohue, Mrs. Dian Fleming, Mrs. Carolyn Callihan, Mr. Jeff Fowler, Mr. Ryan Shafer, and Mrs. Jane Ann Slagle, ESC Coordinator.
You can also read
