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Volume 11 Issue 9 May/June 2007 

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Top Dogs of FHS 

Corrine St. Clair 

Page Editor 

On May 11th, Mrs. 

Curtis’s drama class 

competed against one 

another in groups at the Top Dog Improv 

show. Starting at 7:00 p.m. the admission 

fee was a dollar for general admittance. 

Several games were played with scenarios 

written by students, scrutinized and 

led by the judges of the show: Mr. 

Andrulli, Mr. Walls and Mr. Herget. Armed 

with buzzers and silly string spray, they 

kept an ear and an eye out for any jokes 

or scenes that were too crude or lewd. If 

such a case occured, as with Ken 

Bridwell, a student would be ‘brown- 

Freeze, a scene where actors 

bagged’ or made to sit out with a bag 

are replaced by others in place 

upon their head. 

during the game and the scene 

Among the games played were 

is changed each time, and vari- 

Statements, where a scene is carried out 

ous others. The winners of Top 

using random statements provided, 

28 Days 

Kyle Crowley 

Staff Writer 

On May 11, 

2007, about 

35 seniors sat, 

stood, and laid in and on the FHS 

football field for the Senior 

Sunrise. The "party" began 

around 5 a.m., with Zach Freeman 

bringing cake and orange juice. 

At 5:10 a.m., Zach Martin rode on 

his dirt bike. Martin wanted to ride 

his Rhino, a golf cart, but it did not 

have any fuel in it. 

At the Sunrise, Erinn Sullivan 

celebrated her 18th birthday. 

Around 5:30 a.m., Freeman 

came up with an idea. "Lets go to 

the Wigwam!" said Freeman at the 

Sunrise. 

At the Wigwam, about 75% of 

the seniors ordered food, and 

Sullivan was given 2 different 

cakes for her birthday. 

Some students, including Rico Ricci, 

arrived at the football field between 

3:30 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. 

Sarah Fulenwider brought her dog, 

and it climbed all over Lannon Ryan 

The 20’s are 

back for the 

Oscars! 

Corrine St. Clair Mrs. Curtis's class 

Page Editor is at it again. On 

the 18th of May, 

the drama class presented the Oscars 

at 7:00 p.m. in the FHS Commons. 

Several tables surrounded with chairs 

while old 20's music played, set the 

theme along with outfits and accents by 

the class such as flapper dresses and 

Botany 

field trip 

with 

Mr. 

Jackson 

Students 

with the 

mayor for 

Cinco de 

Mayo 

Above: Seniors sitting on the grass together. Below: 

Students gathered for a group photo. photos by Kyle 

Crowley. 

as he lay down on the grass in a sleeping 

bag. 

Others sat in lawn chairs, on blankets, 

and some even sat on the grass. 

The Senior Sunrise happened 28 

days before the Class of 2007 graduates 

on June 8, 2007. 

Mrs. Curtis’s drama class. 

Photo by Mrs. Curtis. 

suspenders. 

Students took turns announcing as awards were 

handed out to various classmates for set design, 

improvisation actor and actress, tech support, and 

Dog were announced at the 

Oscars. They were John 

Baker, Shane Murray, Sheri 

Segal and Robert 

Abernathy. 

Appreciation 

for FHS 

teachers 

Corrine St. Clair 

Page Editor 

During 

May, the 

teachers of FHS were recognized 

throughout the week 

due to the celebration of 

Teacher Appreciation Week. 

From the 7th to the 11th, 

teachers were brought small 

gifts from students and the 

administrative office. The 

office came around on the 

9th to hand out brown bags 

filled with goodies and a 

round of applause. 

Students were encouraged 

in the morning announcements 

to bring food on the 

morning of Friday for the 

teacher luncheon. 

On the 11th, at one o’clock, 

the teachers gathered in the 

library to enjoy food from stu- 

Left: Muryia Denton and John 

Baker with Sam Danner during a 

game. Above: Ken Bridwell sitting 

aside after being ‘brown bagged’ 

for an inappropriate joke. Photos 

by Corrine St. Clair. 

“Students should learn 

improv so they can learn to 

think on their feet which 

helps in any job,” said Mrs. 

Curtis, drama teacher at 

FHS. 

Above: Mrs. Borda with her present. 

Below: Mrs. Rampey with her 

gift. Photos by Corrine St. Clair. 

dents and the PTSA.. 

During the luncheon, the 

administrative members 

handed out gift bags and 

boxes to teachers as a sign of 

appreciation. 

so on. There was also a costume contest, which was 

won by Sam Danner in a black dress. 

Throughout the evening there were several skits performed 

such as Miss America, Baseball Lovers, Mind 

Over Matter, and others. 

For some awards, medals were given out, depending 

on the importance of the award. The final awards were 

given trophies such as for Best Beginning Actor and 

Actress and Best Advanced Actor and Actress. 

Near the end of the night, the students held a dance 

competition after learning several dances from the 

1920's such as the Charleston. The contest was won 

by Sam Danner and her dance partner Muryia Denton. 

Without help from Mrs. Curtis, the Oscars was 

planned and put together by Sarah Fulenwider and 

Sheri Segal, both advanced drama students.

page 2 The Vaquero Voice May/ June 2007 

Seniors saying their last goodbyes! 

I want to say good- bye to all my 

friends who have supported me 

in the 

past and 

when 

there was 

someone 

to always talk to. Wish you all the 

best if luck!- Timothy McKune 

I want to say bye to all my friends and 

my boyfriend Jacob Chambers. I love 

you lots and always will. I love Lindsay 

Baker 

and will 

miss you 

guys so 

much 

when I move to Alaska. I will miss you 

all! (BYE) 

P.S Have fun in Fernley! 

(NOT)- Katie Bartlett. 

(Third from the left, second from the 

right) 

Try to have fun in high school. 

Keep in touch! I 

love you all! 

Red, Amanda hello....-- Lindsay 

Werner (the one on the right) 

The Young Immortals 

The Young Immortals apeared 

at Fernley High School during 

pass class, Friday May 25. It 

started at twelve and went until 

dismissal at one. Students 

passing all their classes attended! 

The drummer was Mr. and Mrs. 

Gervais’ son! 

N 

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The First Amendment stands as one of America's most important freedoms. 

The Vaquero Voice, the official newspaper of Fernley High School 

has been established as a forum for student expression and as a voice 

stressing the rights of student journalists to exercise their basic freedom. 

Content of the Vaquero Voice reflects only the view of the students and 

not school officials. The Vaquero Voice does not print material that is 

libelous, obscene or in poor taste, if deemed to be so the student staff of 

the Vaquero Voice. The Vaquero Voice reserves the right to accept or 

reject any ad. The Vaquero Voice welcomes letters to the editor provided 

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Letters may be edited for spelling and grammar. Letters should be 

addressed to the Vaquero Voice and given to a staff member or advisor. 

Editor-in-Chief: Delaine Hain 

Page Editors: Front-line: Corrine St. Clair, Speaking Out: Lindsay Baker, 

World Issues: Ryan Pierce, Four Squares: Delaine Hain, In the Class 

Room Stephanie Sypher: 

Vaquero Sports: Lori Wilmot, In the End: Sean Lewandowski. 

Reporters: Kyle Crowley, Lacey Bernardo, Aarick Brown, Cheyenne 

Brown, Jon Cook, Lee Daniell, Felicia Davis, Barbie Ferro, Javier Garcia, 

Alexis Hutsell, Ethan Johnson, Krisha Knight, Mike Morton, Paige 

Murphy, Cheyenne Nava, Brandon Olendese, Maria Rico, Shawn 

Russell, Amanda VanPelt, and James Zaldivar 

Speaking Out 

Ask Miss Ferro! 

Dear Miss Ferro, 

If you want to beat up your brother but want to 

avoid vilolence, what do you do? How do I help 

this situation? 

Dear Annoyed, 

I feel the same way about my brothers all the 

time. Sometimes it’s best to forget all the stuff he 

does. Talk things out. Tell him how you feel. This 

may help the situation. 

Miss Ferro! 

Human-Animal Hybid? 

Lindsay Baker 

Page Editor 

Human 

animal 

Hybrid? 

The 

British 

government FINALLY 

caved in to using 

human-animal hybrid 

embryos for stem-cell 

research. Talk about 

cruel. I say stop! I 

mean come-on I am 

for saving lives but 

using human-animals 

embryos to do the 

whole stem cell 

research? That’s getting 

desperate. If we 

can’t use the embryos 

from abortions then 

Lindsay Baker 

Page Editor 

When 

ever I go 

to our 

school 

library 

I look 

for- 

ward to find at least one 

book that catches my 

eyes, but this year and 

last year there hasn’t been 

one. In my opinion our 

school library doesn’t 

have a very good selection. 

I mean it may be 

small but it could have 

more “good” books. 

So the solution is: order 

“good” books. The best 

way is to request books. I, 

Lindsay Baker, am putting 

together a list of 

we shouldn’t use 

human-animal 

ones. 

What if some freak 

accident happens 

and it grows upwhat 

would happen 

then, you can’t really 

kill a human 

being? Can you? 

We have enough 

women getting 

abortions that we 

could use those. I 

say if you don’t 

want the “kid” then 

donate the “kid” to 

science so it can 

save other people! 

books that YOU want in 

our school library. If you 

want any particular book 

in the library then make a 

list and either put in Mrs. 

Peters’ box or give it to 

me. All I need is the title 

and the author and I will 

have Mr. Briggs order it. 

The catch: If the book is 

romance it can’t be too 

revealing. Or it can’t be 

too detailed in a certain 

area. If it is a murder 

book it can’t be too 

detailed in certain areas! 

But other than that 

please write down the 

books that you want and 

give it to Lindsay Baker, 

or put it in Mr. Peters’ 

box! 

Cheating Teachers 

Jonathan Berklund 

Staff reporter 

Have you 

ever been 

told by a 

teacher or a 

guardian 

that you 

should 

not cheat? I have and the 

penalties for cheating are 

pretty stiff. Plagiarism is 

the most common form of 

cheating at FHS, and the 

consequences for doing so 

are very strict. The disciplinary 

actions range from 

three days of detention to 

five of APEP. Now that 

I’ve established that students 

do cheat, what about 

the teachers? 

How is it that teachers 

don’t get in trouble for 

cheating like the students? 

Although the teachers may 

not cheat on a test or writing 

an essay when it comes 

to physicality they cheat 

the most. 

If you could be anyone in history, who would you 

be and why? 

I would be JFK. I would not lie and I’d be more 

honest to the American People. For this is our 

country and everyone needs and is needed to 

be aware.- Amberleigh Thompson. 

On May 11, during the 

sports assembly the student 

body witnessed the dodgeball 

demonstration between 

the Faculty team and the 

student team the Mormon 

Militia. 

The next action was 

appalling in my opinion, 

the teachers were down to 

one player against three, 

then all the teachers came 

back into the game! How 

is it that as students we are 

taught not to cheat but 

when a teacher or a higher 

official in the school system 

does so it is over look? 

This was not the only time 

that teachers cheated. 

During a previous assembly 

the teachers cheated 

during a basketball game. 

This is uncalled for and 

outrageous. I feel personally 

that if students can be 

penalized for such actions 

so should the teachers. 

Dear Corrine St. Clair, 

Your article about Knock ‘Em Dead is wrong. First of 

all it’s not Hal Bruwn its Hal Brown. The Oscars are not 

on the 24th they are placed on the 18th. Second of all 

of the cast did interact with audience both nights. On 

the first night we didn’t eat food with them. It’s not 

“Mrs. Curtis” it’s Ms. Curtis. Thank you for writing the 

article. 

Battle Of the Bands 

Ethan Johnson 

Staff reporter 

Battle of 

the bands: 

You may 

have heard 

about 

FHS having 

a bat- 

tle of the bands lately and 

probably got excited. Well 

don’t get too hyped up for 

it because it was cancelled. 

For a while, the 

school said it was postponed. 

Later it was confirmed 

that it was no 

more. 

I would be Jesus because I could do 

anything I want to, anything!- Cody 

Cosens. 

Letter to the Editor 

I would be Emily Dickenson because she took 

the beauty of life and put it into words in a 

beautiful arrangement of words.- Lizzie 

Bursztynsky 

Billy the Kid, because what he did was 

right in his eyes.- Dalton Simpson 

From Jean Santos 

P.S Gene is how you spell the guy’s name. 

IS our school as 

organized as you think? 

I don’t think so. 

Nobody heard about 

this event until the 

“week of” which isn’t 

enough time. It was 

also said that there 

were only two bands 

signed up. To solve this 

problem, the school 

could have done a talent 

show instead. 

Rather then just bands, 

there would be plenty 

of “acts.” 

Opinion Quotes to 

think about: 

*The more opinions you 

have, the less you see. - 

-Wim Wenders 

*New opinions are 

always suspected, and 

usually opposed, without 

any other reason but 

because they are not 

already common. --John 

Locke 

*Everything we hear is 

an opinion, not a fact. 

Everything we see is a 

perspective, not the 

truth. 

Marcus Aurelius 

*The being without an 

opinion is so painful to 

human nature that most 

people will leap to a 

hasty opinion rather than 

undergo it. 

Walter Bagehot

Page 4 

Book Review: 

“Who Killed My Daughter?” 

Kyle Crowley 

The true story of a mother’s 

search for her daughter’s 

murderer. 

“Later! I’ll see you guys 

later!” These would be the 

last words Lois Arquette 

(author Lois Duncan) 

would hear from her eighteen-year-old 

daughter 

Kaitlyn Clare Arquette. 

Kaitlyn died July 17, 1989 

at the age of eighteen in 

Albuquerque, New Mexico. 

“Who Killed My Daughter” 

tells the story about life 

after Kaitlyn’s death. 

Albuquerque Police (APD) 

called her death a “random 

shooting”, but Lois and 

Don (Lois’s husband) 

believe that it was a professional 

hit. 

Kaitlyn was going down 

Lomas in Albuquerque 

when a car pulled up next 

to her car and shot three 

times. Two shots hit 

Kaitlyn...both in the head. 

The day before she was 

Staff Reporter 

Would you use Nordic Walking to get 

into shape? 

Delaine Hain 

Editor-In-Chief 

shot and killed, Kaitlyn 

was having problems 

with her boyfriend, Dung 

Nyguen. 

Seventeen years later 

Kaitlyn’s killer is yet to 

be found. 

“You will both weep and 

cheer for the feisty mother 

who seeks answers at 

any cost. I have read 

2,000 homicide case files 

and not one gripped me 

as much as this book 

did,” said Ann Rule about 

the book. 

Duncan has written thirty-nine 

suspense novels, 

but “Who Killed My 

Daughter?” is her first 

and only non-fiction 

book. 

I have read the book 

twice and both times, 

new details jump out at 

me. If you haven’t read 

this novel, go to Barnes 

and Nobel or Border’s 

and pick it up. You’ll 

“I would use it because I am fat and I 

need to lose weight. And because I 

like sticks in my hand,” says Zach 

Monroe, a senior at FHS. 

“I would use it because I love to try 

new things. It’s also a fun way to burn 

calories,” says Brianda Jimenez, a 

sophomore at FHS. 

“I would try it because it’s a new 

thing to do and you will keep 

working to be better,” says Arias 

Areli, a sophmore at FHS. 

“Yes, I would try this activity 

because I like to try new things 

and I like burning calories...Yea, “ 

says Jordan Cutler, a junior at 

FHS. 

“I wouldn’t use it because I don’t 

even ski,” say Casey Villa, a senior 

at FHS. 

“No, I wouldn’t use it because I 

am too lazy. I use weight excercise. 

I like it when it’s right there 

so I can do it,” says Mrs. Talbot, 

the attendance secretary. 

The Vaquero Voice 

Four 

Entertainment 

Bands come and go. Sometimes 

there are those bands that get into little 

qualms on the road and sometimes 

there are those bands that are 

able to pull themselves together and 

remain united throughout their entire 

career. 

Dark, alternative rockers, “Find Me 

Addictive,” which was named by its 

drummer, is a new band from 

Fernley, Nevada and is composed of 

a hogdepodge of students from 

Fernley High School. 

“We finally have a roster,” said the 

outspoken drummer, Lee Daniells, 

who is one of the founders and cosongwriters, 

“we finally have all our 

members.” 

Members are a key component to 

making a band work in the studio and 

on the road. If you end up working 

with people who, for one, have utterly 

different musical tastes from your 

own, and don’t display keen people 

skills, chances are your band is not 

going to work out. You may find yourself 

more comfortable as a solo artist. 

Some people, however, love the 

power that comes from performing 

Health 

An FHS P.E. class getting 

their exercise for the day. 

Exercise The Pole 

Walking Way!!!!! 

Delaine Hain The new excer- 

Editor-In-Chief cise growing trend 

is called Nordic 

walking. You basically just walk 

with poles. It originated in Finland 

over a hundred years ago for crosscrountry 

skiiers to practice during 

the summer time. 

The technique involves leaning 

slightly forward, taking long strides 

and moving heel to toe while keeping 

a relaxed grip on the poles. It is 

very similar to cross-country skiing. 

The poles cost around $50 to $200. 

Their height is adjustable and they 

feature rubber tips designed to grip 

the pavement. 

Nordic walking burns up to 400 

calories an hour, compared with 

350 calories for regular walking. A 

May/June 2007 

The Making of a Band 

“The does and don’ts.” 

Aarick Brown 


and practicing with a group of five or 

so people who have become your 

family. How these people end up 

wanting to step into that power is a 

different story. 

“We just wanna work,” says Daniell. 

“Ending up wearing a suit and carrying 

a briefcase around all day would 

just suck.” 

This said, knowing why you wish to 

create a band, is demandingly 

required; you have to know your beat 

and tempo to really feel the music. 

That’s really all there is in a fundamental 

approach. There may be 

more spiritual reasons that are more 

personal to you, but basically it’s 

about hiring the right people and simply 

knowing why. For what purpose 

do you feel you need to create music 

for the rest of the world to hear? 

Once you land a great group of 

friendly musicians, who are experts 

at their craft, and you know why 

you’ve formed this band and where 

you want to go with it even Martha 

Stewart couldn’t find a way to sue 

you!!! 

doctor named Dr. Timothy Church 

did a study in 2002 which ended up 

revealing a twenty percent 

increase in caloric expenditure and 

a similar rise in oxygen consumption 

when compared with regualr 

walking 

The poles allow you to thurst off 

the ground behind you. They help 

propel you forward, and they help 

you move faster while you are utilizing 

more muscle groups in your 

body. 

This low impact workout helps 

decrease stress on the joints while 

the poles aid in stability and balance. 

This is one of the reasons 

Nordic walking is becoming more 

popular everyday. It helps you lose 

weight and it is injury-free with few 

risks. 

So if you are looking for a little 

extra-curricular activity this summer, 

I recommend this because it 

will keep you in shape, it’s not hard, 

and it only takes a short time to do.

Page 3 The Vaquero Voice May/June 2007 

FHS takes part in Fernley’s first Cinco De 

Mayo Celebration 

Ryan Pierce In the first 

Page Editor Cinco de 

Mayo celebration 

in Fernley's history, held 

at the Out-of-Town Park, Ms. 

Barbosa got very involved with 

the festivities. 

"We did a culture activity when 

3 different groups danced. We 

had little ones from ages 4 

through 8 and a second group, 

ages 10-12 and a 3rd group, 

who were Hispanic girls from 

FHS. We also had a second 

part where we tried to raise 

money by selling typical 

Mexican food, and the girls from 

FHS did that, also we had a raffle 

where we gave away a CD 

player, a certificate to Wal-Mart 

for $45. Ms. Chapin won one 

prize," said Ms. Barbosa. 

"We did two folklore dances 

from Mexico in the morning and 

the afternoon, and they did a 

good job," said Ms. Barbosa 

Next year they plan to do the 

same thing but Ms. Barbosa 

would like to see more 

involvement from the community. 

"I think it's a lot of work and 

needs more involvement 

because it was really hard for 

the girls, we were really busy, 

and we also need more parent 

involvement. The weather 

was not good and it was 

windy, only a couple of teachers 

and students came to this. 

Next year it is going to be 

much better, we will plan it 

from the beginning of next 

year, we need to look for the 

time to prepare, we will get 

parents involved, and we also 

want to involved all the 

Spanish classes, not just the 

Hispanic students," said Ms. 

Barbosa. 

"We will do something for 

the school and also for the 

community; we want to get 10 

minutes so the girls can 

dance in front of the whole school. 

Next year I would get as many 

people as possible, especially the 

Spanish students, the students 

need to learn more about Cinco 

de Mayo," said Ms. Barbosa. 

"We will start a fundraiser at the 

beginning of next year so we have 

everything ready by May, It was 

the first time and it was a great 

experience and I got to know the 

students much better and I established 

relationships with parents, 

for me that was very important," 

said Ms. Barbosa. 

To learn more feel free to call Ms. 

Duran (who organized Fernley's 

first Cinco de Mayo celebration) at 

575-0717. 

Updates from around the world. This month’s headlines: Tornado hits Greensberg, Kansas kills 12, wildfire on border 

thins resources in Florida and Georgia, wildfire on Catalina Island, soldiers kidnapped in Iraq, Alaskan cruise ship runs aground forcing 

it to be evacuated, U.S. troops now not allowed to use YouTube or Myspace, postal rates rise to 41 cents, Taliban leader killed. 

Barack Obama’s Northern Nevada campaign manager 

visits FHS 

Ryan Pierce 

Page Editor 

Barack Obama 

is a democratic 

candidate for 

president in 2008. If he won the 

presidential race he could become 

the first African American president 

in U.S. history. Rachael Sigman who 

is in charge of the Northern Nevada 

sector for Obama's campaign came 

to Mr. McCullar's government classes 

to speak on behalf of Barack 

Obama based on what she knew 

Mr. Obama stands for. The students 

got to interact with her, and got to 

watch a movie based on the history 

of Barack Obama. They also got to 

ask questions of Sigman on many 

issues that the country faces right 

now. "He is really making the campaign 

about changing the ways of 

Washington," said Sigman. Ms. 

Sigman later referred to Obama's 

famous quote: "I haven't spent a lot 

of time in Washington, but I do know 

that the ways of Washington need to 

change," says Obama. 

Students asked many questions 

On Friday, May 

18 Army Pvt. 1st Delaine Haine 


Class Alejandro 

“Alex” Varela 

was killed when 

a Bradley tank 

he was driving 

blew up 

World Issues 

Fernley Soldior killed in Iraq 

because of an 

improvised 

explosive bomb 

near Baghdad in 

Diyla province. 

He was nineteen 

years old. 

Military officials 

told his father 

about tough issues such as illegal 

immigration, nuclear weapons, the 

war in Iraq, alternative fuels as well 

as other issues. 

"I've heard him say that most of 

our money is going to the war in 

Iraq that we cannot help with disasters 

in our own backyard," said 

Sigman in response to a question 

about the war in Iraq. 

Ms. Sigman also said that 

"[Barack Obama] went to Detroit 

and said that you guys need to get 

your act together and improve fuel 

efficiency standards." 

There are many issues that were 

covered and to learn more about 

Barack Obama's views you can call 

775-842-1438, or email Rachael 

Sigman at rsigman@barackobama.com 

or go to www.barackobama.com. 

"It's important that the president 

has a moral compass and is willing 

to listen," said Sigman. 

that he was on 

patrol searching 

for the 

three missing 

soldiers. He 

was third 

behind others 

and he wanted 

to lead. Once 

he got into the 

lead his tank 

blew fifty feet 

into the air and 

landed upside 

down. All six 

passengers were 

killed. The 

incident hap- 

What are your plans for the 

Forth of July? 

Judy 

Newman 

Austin 

Walker 

Raeanne 

Morton 

Nikki 

Harris 

pened instantly. 

Army soldiers 

though were 

able to shoot 

ten of the insurgents 

and capture 

three others. 

He attended 

“I’m going to Montana and ride my horse 

and watch fire works and set them off too,” 

said Judy Newman 

“I’m going to blow a ton of fireworks up,” 

said Austin walker. 

“I am going to go to the park and run 

around with water guns and squirt my 

friends,” said Raeanne Morton. 

“i’m going to watch fireworks and ikm 

going to go party with my friends,” said 

Nikki Harris 

Fernley High 

School for one 

year and then 

moved on to the 

Adult Education 

were he received 

his GED. 

Alex’s remains 

arrived from 

Germany but 

they are being 

held until funeral 

arrangements 

are made, 

which is up to 

his mother who 

lives in 

Sacramento. 

The funeral 

might take 

place in 

Sacramento 

but it is still 

being decided.

May/June 2007 

What are you going to do with your 

summer break? 

Delaine Hain 


“I am going to California for my 

baby shower that my mom is throwing 

for me because it is her first 

grandchild. I also want to watch 

movies this summer like Harry 

Potter, Shrek, 300, and Pirates of 

the Carribean,” says Mrs. Riemers, 

a counselor at FHS. 

“I am going to play some co-ed softball 

in some major events and 

coach a little bit of softball. I want to 

do some camping and take my kids 

to the lake or Wild Waters,” says 

Mrs. Chapin, teacher at FHS. 

“I am going to go to my home in 

California and spend some time 

there. I will probably camp a little 

bit,” says Mr. Pugh, substitute 

teacher at FHS. 

“I am going to ride my motorcycle, 

go to Montana, and redo the benches 

in my woodshop,” says Mr. 

Grace, teacher at FHS. 

Squares 

Featured Teachers 

Student Corner 

A word from next year’s student council. 

Jannine Mangosing- “My plans 

for next year are to do my best 

to make the Class of 08’s last 

year at FHS memorable. I want 

to assist in anyway that I can so 

that everyone is happy. I’m not 

the President or Vice President 

who can make a difference, but 

I promise to do my best to make 

sure that what the people want 

the people get-within reason.” 


Baby On Board: 

Mrs. Walker’s First Child 

Ryan Pierce 

On March 25th, 2007 at 10:14 in the 

evening, Mrs. Walker, German 

teacher at FHS, gave birth to a baby 

girl named Christine Emily Walker. 

She weighed 8 

pounds, 5 

ounces and 

was 19 

inches and 

3 centimeters 

long 

when she 

was born. 

This is 

Mrs. 

Walker's 

first child 

and the 

baby was 

perfectly 

healthy; 

however, 

they did 

have to do a Cesarean section 

because the baby took too long to 

come out. The baby weighed over 15 

pounds at 7 weeks and "she wouldn't 

fit in her clothes," said Mrs. Walker. 

"She loves mornings so she is 

always smiling and being happy all 

Oanh Luc- “Next year, I plan to 

make it a memorable year and 

also one with many changes 

because I’ll be a senior and I’ll 

hold a bigger position. I have 

many ideas that I’ve acquired 

from other schools and conferences 

I’ve attended. Just look 

forward to a grand year, especially 

with our many members of the 

Student Council.” 

Lily Johnson- “As a Student Council member I plan on doing a lot. One of my plans as the 

Vice President is to keep the recycling up, also to do more about the community. Lauren 

and I have a lot of plans that we would love to accomplish, and if we might not accomplish 

those we plan on doing our best. I guess you could say Lauren and I plan on changing 

the simpliest stuff that might make the biggest difference. But the only goal I really 

want to acheive is school spirit. I would love to see Fernley kids with more school spirit. 

It’s sad to see ten kids out of 900 dress up for a spirit week. I plan to make a difference.” 

Student Body 

President- Jacob Lehman 

Vice President- Miriam 

Roesler 

Secretary- Vinessa 

Hoagland 

Treasurer- Andrew Fry 

Historian- Oanh Luc 

Publicity Commissioner- 

Oahn Luc 

Co-Pep Rally 

Commissioners- Avi 

Johnson and Samantha 

Kuzemchak 

Renaissance Coordinator- 

Andrew Fry 

Senior Class 

President- Drew Shafer 

Delaine Hain 


Drew Shafer- “My 

plans next year are 

to get more people 

to come to our activities, 

have a great 

graduation ceremony 

and get everyone 

to have a say in 

what we do.” 

Vice President- Anna 

Maguin 

Secretary- Jannine 

Mangosing 

Treasurer- Corey Jansen 

Senaotors- Jessi Robinson, 

Sam Gilespie, Chondel 

Tillman, and Sarah Banks 

Junior Class 

President- Ali Cooper 

Vice President- Jordan 

Harry 

Secretary- Gina Neeley 

Treasurer- Ken Bridwell 

Senators- Andi Bolstad and 

Josh Perry 

Sophmore Class 

President- Lauren Ricci 

Vice President- Lily Johnson 

Secretary- Alex O’Leary 

Treasurer- Chris Ruiz 

Senators- Kris Brown, Cody 

Kingsbury, Taylor Hoagland, 

and Amy Wagner 

Freshman Class 

President- Danika Cousins 

Vice President- Holly Carter 

Secretary- Amelia Maguin 

Treasurer- Zach Matthews 

Senators- Jacey Reynolds, 

Alex DelPorto, and Maddie 

Hull-Taylor 

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around," said Mrs. Walker when asked 

what her favorite memory was so far. 

Being a mother is constantly 

demanding and the demands change 

as children 

grow, but 

Mrs. 

Walker's 

worry probably 

won't 

change: "I'm 

constantly 

worried 

about if 

she's ok or 

not. I have to 

check on her 

in the middle 

of the night, 

you don't 

sleep 

because 

you're constantly 

worried," said Mrs. Walker. 

Baby Walker is the 4th Christine in 

the Walker family and the 4th generation 

to hold that name. She was also 

born on the anniversary of her great 

grandparents' marriage. 

What are you going to do with your 

summer break? 

Delaine Hain 


“This summer I plan to have my 18th birthday 

party with my sister from a different 

mother. But back to reality....I have to work, 

too starting this summer. I am off to the 

real world. Wish me luck,” says Nathaly 

Sanchez, a senior at FHS. 

“I am probably going to go to New York to 

visit my brother. Then we are going to 

California for a week, then come back and 

hang out with my girls and work,” says 

Cassie Cheek, a freshman at FHS. 

“I am getting ready for the championship 

team (Fernley Vaqueros), get a job, and 

get paid,” says Miguel Ovies, a sophmore 

at FHS. 

“I am going to Mexico, then I am going to 

Alabama with some Relay for Life in 

between. I’m also gonna do some mean 

fishing with a lot of camping, then I am 

gonna hit up some summer wrestling tournaments 

and work. That’s basically it,” 

says Doug Kornegay, a senior at FHS.

Page 6 The Vaquero Voice May/June 2007 

Finals, finally! 

Stephanie Sypher 

Page Editor 

Finals 

are just 

around 

the corner. If you think 

about it, they are just a few 

days away. This means it is 

time for you to review. Mrs. 

Rampy, science teacher, 

says, “Everything! - Really 

don’t stress because you 

already either know it or 

you don’t.” 

For all of the freshman 

who are worried that you 

are all going to fail your 

finals then don’t, because if 

you study really really hard 

and you paid attention in 

class then you will pass 

them so stop worrying and 

getting stressed out, Just 

keep on studying. Mr. 

Jackson says, “Only 2 of 3 

Awards Night!!! 

Amanda Van Pelt 


As the 

second 

semester 

comes to a close. Students 

scramble to raise grades and 

get extra credit. You’re not 

the only one observing those 

grades. Your teachers are too. 

In fact, they’re remembering 

all semester because it’s time 

for awards night. 

Awards night is held at the 

end of the first and second 

semester and is used to 

“Recognize academic excellence,” 

says Mrs. Rampey. 

Awards Night is hosted by the 

National Honors Society and 

has been held for three years. 

Teachers normally give two 

In The Classroom 

Science in, 

finals are complete.” Not all 

the teachers are even done 

with their finals. Teachers are 

trying to make sure that their 

students know what is on their 

finals. 

Studying for the finals are the 

most helpful thing you can do 

to make sure that you know 

what is on them. 

Mrs. Rampy says, “Both 

review games, buzzers, review 

sheets, and whatever I can 

think of.” Also Mrs. Ericksen 

said, “Both review games, and 

study guides.” Same thing for 

Mr. Jackson, “Both –Depends 

on the time and the class.” 

Finals are just a couple days 

away. That means that all of 

you students need to start 

buckling down. 

to three awards. They are 

given by departments (English, 

math, etc…) and there’s also 

some military and athletic 

awards given. 

Scott Merrill, a sophomore 

who got an award for guitar 2 

last semester, believes the 

awards are a good thing, 

“More encouragement gives 

student more motivation for 

success.” 

Dylan Robertson, a freshman 

who got an award for P.E. last 

semester says, “Positive reinforcement 

is always good for 

self confidence.” 

This semesters Awards Night 

was held on May 23 in the 

Commons. 

Stephanie Sypher 

Page Edittor 

Thursday May 17, 

2007 Mr. Jackson’s 

honor’s biology class went on a field trip 

to learn about plants in the desert. Mr. 

Jackson took them to a valley outside of 

Virginia City to look at different kinds of 

sage brush and the vegetation of the trees 

on the mountain. Kevin Camarlinghi 

said, “We looked at a lot of firs and pine 

trees up at the meadows and we stopped 

at, and ate at Galena Park. Out at the 

Aurboritum we looked at a lot of different 

plants and flowers.” 

Once they were done looking at different 

kinds of sage brush they went to 

Galena Park where the students went on 

a hike to find 

Galena Creek. It 

took about maybe 

20-30 min. to get 

there. Kurt Jackson 

said, “The views 

were killer. I climbed 

On May 2, 2007, thirteen 

FHS seniors joined 

students from Fallon and 

Gabbs for College Day at Fallon at the 

Western Nevada Community College 

(WNCC). 

The day started with the students registering 

with WNCC at the Virgil Getto Hall at 

the Fallon Campus. 

The students from Fernley, Fallon, and 

Gabbs were split into four groups, with 

about 20 students in each group. 

The students then went into their respected 

areas of the campus, where they went 

into a classroom and played a game of 

College Day Blackout. The first four people 

to fill all 12 squares received a $15 

Starbucks Gift Card. 

The students had to find someone who: 

Knows How To Snowboard, Is On A Sports 

Team, Has Taken a WNCC College Class, 

Was Born In Nevada, Doesn’t Like 

Chocolate, Knows the WNCC Mascot, Has 

Attended a College Day in the Past, Knows 

Someone Who is Currently Attending 

WNCC, Is Wearing a WNCC Shirt, Likes 

Math, Is Wearing Black Shoes, and Has a 

Coin in His or Her Pocket. 

“I was in Group A, the Business Group. 

At first I was in Group C, with the educa- 

some trees. I just kinda became one with 

nature really.” 

After Galena Park students went to 

Rancho San Rafael Park to look at all of 

the flowers and, all of the trees. “Going to 

the Aurboritum in Rancho San Rafael was 

so much fun. There were a lot of beautiful 

flowers & trees there. There was also a 

little pond & bridge. It was a calm relaxing 

educational place. We enjoyed every 

second of it,” said Kayla Pacheco. 

They spent about an hour at Rancho San 

Rafael Park before they had to come back 

to school. 

Touring Wildcats’ campus 

Kyle Crowley 


Virgina City! 

tion careesr, but my friend wanted me 

to go in her group. I did and I realized I 

wanted to do construction over physical 

education teaching,” said Paula Fryling. 

In Team C, Group 4, Bill Gibson dissected 

a Sheep’s lung as a demo for the 

Science Department. 

At 11:30, all the students filtered back 

into the Virgil Getto Hall for lunch, 

which was a barbeque provided by 

WNCC. 

“The food they served was the bomb! 

They were probably the best hot dogs,” 

said Ryan Berumen. WNCC served 

Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chips, Cookies, 

and Soda for lunch. 

During the lunch, WNCC raffled off 

many prizes, from $5 Jive N’ Java gift 

cards to $50 Best Buy gift cards to different 

merchandise with the WNCC 

logo on it. 

The thirteen students who went to 

WNCC included Ryan Berumen, Daniel 

Coker, Kyle Crowley, Paula Fryling, 

Sarah Fulenwider, Bill Gibson, Alex 

Gleason, Monica Harvey, Zach Kumler, 

Christina League, Casey Levingston, 

Lady Lanya Palmrose, and Ryan 

Simpson. Senior Counselor Mrs. 

Reimers was the chaperone for the trip.

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Lindsay Baker 

Page Editor 

What do you know? 

Krisha Knight 

With 14 wins and 2 

Staff reporter losses Fernley's Girls 

softball headed to Las Vegas May 17-19. 

Within those three day's Fernley won 

their first State Softball title since 1985. 

Their first game Thursday night was 

against Pahrump Valley High School. 

The team beat Pahrump 10-2. In the first 

inning Frances Estrada was walked by 

the pitcher. Estrada scored on Nikole 

Player Of The Month! 

Fernley Girls brought home a 10-2 win! 

Whitney's single. Whitney scored on a 

wild pitch. Pahrump tied the game in 

the 3rd inning. Sam Rawbeau hit a 1st 

out double. The deciding factor in the 

game was Sev Johnson's three home 

runs. 

On Friday the team played Lowry. 

Jayme King hit a single to left. King 

scored on Heather Mathews hit. Lowry 

scored top of the first and in the 4th 

innings scored a home run. Sev 

The Vaquero Boy's took the fourth seed! 

The Fernley High Baseball 

team took a hard loss to Quincy! 

But they left the field with high 

hopes of winning their upcoming 

matches with the Dayton Dust 

Devils. 

The Dayton Dust Devils have 

proven to be a very strong team 

defeating Yerington twice to finish 

the Northern 3A with a very 

impressive score of 15-1, handing 

them the number one seed. While 

the Vaquero Boys stay close 

behind walking away with the 

number four seed with an end 

score of 10-6. While Lowry and 

Spring Creek also took home 

seeds and will compete along 

with the Vaqueros and the Dust 

Devils, the two winning teams 

between the four will go on to 

compete against each other in 

the northern 3A's State 

Championship. 

Although the Vaqueros Boy's 

took a hard loss they managed to 

play a great game! Zack Kumler 

pitched triumphant into the 6th 

inning, only to be removed as his 

pitch score became too high! He 

was replaced with another strong 

player as Ryan Simpson took the 

plate. The game was at a breathless 

tie, that soon was broken as 

Johnson hit the winning home run. The 

ending score was 3-2 heading the girls 

to the championship game on Sat. In the 

championship game Fernley scored once 

in the first inning. They had five hits in 

the 3rd and scoring three times. Lowry 

had nothing Fernley scored six more 

times in the 3rd having a perfect game 

until the 5th inning when Lowry scored 

twice. Fernley brought home the big win 

with a final score of 10-2. 

the opposing team scored the 

deciding three runs, taking the 

game home. 

While the team as a whole 

played great, Travis McCurry was 

the only player to finish the game 

with several hits completing a triumphant 

day, walking off the field 

with three hits. 

The Vaqueros seem to be 

falling into a repeated pattern, 

taking fourth place for a second 

year. 

They hope for a better turn out 

as they play hard and prepare to 

take their best game to the field. 

Track's throwing up the dirt this season! 

The Track Teams 

are definitely throwing up the dirt 

this season! The boy's team’s 

own Jacob Lehman a junior, at 

FHS took 3 first place winnings 

home. Lehman came within a 

half inch of the school record in 

the long jump. He gasped as 

they told him how far from taking 

the record he was. 

This was only the beginning 

for Lehman, as he took a PR in 

the triple jump with a 42-3 distance, 

giving him a sturdy three 

feet ahead of second. As if this 

wasn't enough Lehman also tri- 

A. 

B. 

Lori Wilmot 1)The 400 meter low 

hurdles officially Andrew Ritchson is our Featured Player of the month, Ritchson is a sophomore who 

Page Editor became a track Event Lori Wilmot 

play's JV football with a fiery passion. Ritchson looks back on the 

in _________? 

passing season with a smile. "Well this last year on JV was fun 

Page Editor 

1975 

and there were lot's of cool moments. One was when we were 

1999 

playing Lowery. They decided they were going Photo By Lori Wilmot 

Lori Wilmot 

Page Editor 

C. 1979 

to put on 3rd down which made me mad, so I 

D. 1887 

ripped through the line and close lined him!" 

Fernley High's Baseball team 

said Ritchson. 

The football team came in 2nd this year with a 

5-1 as their regular season record. Ritchson 

looks onto next season with high hopes stating 

"We will take State next year!" Ritchson does 

took a hard hit in the Northern 

3A Playoffs. Taking a devastating 

loss of 12-1 in Dayton their 

first game. But they came back 

hope to further his career in football after high 

strong in their second game 

school hoping to attend either USC or UNR because "They have a good program in against Dayton. Only to be 

Education, and UNR because it's close!" said Ritchson. 

defeated by a solid 17-12 as 

Ritchson has participated on both the wrestling and football teams, although he 

says football is his favorite. "I just love the game, I like to hit, I like defense. I just likeDayton's 

offense tightened. 

everything about football, Even the sacrifices!" said Ritchson. Ritchson leaves the 

field until next year with a few words to his team. "Football is a team sport, and I'm 

nothing without my team. They’re like my family!" Ritchson said anticipating next 

season's victories. 

2) Which one of these is not a throwing 

event in Track? 

A. Hammer 

B. Javelin 

C. Shot put 

D. Sling shot 

3) When did the Ancient Olympic 

Games begin? 

A. 457 BC 

B. 876 BC 

C. 776 BC 

D. 567 BC 

4) Who was ranked #1 in the world for 

competing in the 400 meters event, 

and will run in the adidas Track classic 

on May 20th? 

A. Jeremy Wariner 

B. Tom Kilmotres 

C. Michael Milnrog 

D. Jim kimtro 

5) Who set a new world record for the 

100- meter dash on June fourteenth? 

A. Asafa Powell 

B. Tim Ramson 

C. Tim Montgomery 

Lori Wilmot 

Page Editor 

Dodge ball! 

The dodge ball tournament 

on May 21, 2007 

was a "good" one. 

Even though most of 

the student teams 

were mostly guys 

there was one brave 

girl who played- Jessi 

Robison. 

During the games 

there were problems, 

like if a player played 

on two teams or if the 

official called a shot 

fair or not, but the outcome 

was all the 

same. 

"The Puma's" won the 

tournament. It was a 

hard game and they 

fought for what they 

earned. So congrates 

to "The Puma's" for 

their well deserved victory 

against the students 

and the teachers! 


VAQUERO SPORTS 

Photo Lindsay Baker 

Mr. Rice at the dodge 

ball competition! 

Lori Wilmot 

Page Editor 

Reno Raiders Are Coming Back! 

Sean Russel 


Reno Raiders hockey 

returns to Reno. The 

Reno Rage, a minor 

league hockey team 

that last played in 1997 

in the West Coast 

Hockey league are 

scheduled to return for 

the ECHL'S 2007-2008 

season as the 

Reno Raiders in 

the new arena. 

Photo By Lori Wilmot, 

Zack Kumler 

Boy Vaqueros 

take a 

Hard hit! 

Although the boy Vaqueros 

took a hard hit by Dayton they 

continued to bring their best 

game. And although they didn't 

advance to State, they smiled 

at the success they had 

through out the season. 

Photo By Lori Wilmot, 

Sev Johnson 

May-June 2007 

umphantly took a PR in the high 

Jump with a 6-1. Lehman wasn't 

the only Vaquero tearing it up: 

Tom Perry, Jacob Lavoie, Kevin 

Martinez and Tre Hanson also 

brought their A game. 

Jacob Lavoie took second in 

the 400 only to be defeated by 

Michael Martin, previous State 

Champion from Dayton. While 

Tom Perry stepped up and triumphantly 

took a win for the 

Vaqueros in the 300 hurdles by 

almost 1.5 seconds. Perry led the 

Vaqueros to a fiery start in the 

4x400 leg race. As the Vaqueros 

held a solid time of 3:31:55. 

UTF! 

Sean Russel 


Taekwondo, a Martial art originating 

from the Korean Peninsula, is 

taught by sahbuhnim (Head 

Instructor) John Marriotti, in "The 

Center," a Do-Jang next to 

Curves. 

Taekwondo focuses strongly on 

striking an opponent with punches, 

knife hands, and kicks, with a 

special emphasis on kicks. 

(Taekwondo is 30% hands and 

70% feet.) The Do-Jang (Training 

hall), as well as the Sahbuhnim 

are part of the United Taekwondo 

Federation. Each year, the UTF 

sponsors tournaments, a charity 

kick-a-thon, as well as the 

Fernley Do-Jang sponsoring 

clean up projects around town.

Strange Laws 

By Sean Lewandowski 

*In Texas, it's against the law for anyone 

to have a pair of pliers in his or her possession. 

*In Philadelphia, you can't put pretzels in 

bags based on an Act of 1760. 

*Alaska law says that you can't look at a 

moose from an airplane. 

*In Corpus Christie, Texas, it is illegal to 

raise alligators in your home. 

*In Miami, it is forbidden to imitate an 

animal. 

*It is against the law to mispronounce 

the name of the State of Arkansas in 

that State. 

*In Illinois, the law is that a car must be 

driven with the steering wheel. 

Weird Phobias! 


*Pteronophobia- Fear of being tickled by feathers. 

*Pediophobia- Fear of dolls 

*Russophobia- Fear of Russians 

*Sinophobia- Fear of Chinese, Chinese culture. 

*Zemmiphobia- Fear of the great mole rat. 

*Consecotaleophobia- Fear of chopsticks. 

*Dendrophobia- Fear of trees. 

*Dextrophobia- Fear of objects at the right side of the 

body. 

In The End 

High School Vs College 


Horoscopes by Sean Lewandowski 

Aquarius 

Share your thoughts 

about a conflict in 

your social circle. 

Your input will help. 

F 

F 

Aries 

Be cautious this 

month your emotions 

are going to be 

swinging back and 

forth. 

Cancer 

You might need a 

scorecard to keep 

track of all the things 

that are going on this 

month 

Capricorn 

Even though others 

seem more secretive 

lately, there's no 

need to be paranoid. 

Gemni 

A friend is getting a 

little bit too bossy. 

Express how you 

feel about this. 

H 

S 

25. In high school, you do homework. In college, you study. 

24. No food is allowed in the hall in high school. In college, food must be provided at an event 

before students will come. 

23. In high school, you wear your backpack on one shoulder; in college, on both. 

22. In college, the professors can tell you the answer without looking at the teacher's guide. 

Words Of Wisdom: 

All that stands between the graduate and 

the top of the ladder is the ladder. 

~Author Unknown 

21. In college, there are no bells or tardy slips. 

20. In high school, you have to live with your parents. In college, you get to live with your 

friends. 

19. In college, you don't have to wait in a certain lunch line to be cool. 

18. Only nerds e-mailed in high school. (Cool kids hadn't heard of it.) 

Leo 

Feel uneasy about 

work? Review the situation 

objectively. You'll 

see that it's okay. 

Libra 

Find someone to 

share your feelings 

with today...doing so 

will give you clarity. 

H 

S 

Strange Facts 


Saturday mail delivery in Canada was eliminated 

by Canada Post on February 1, 1969! 

In Tokyo, a bicycle is faster than a car for most 

trips of less than 50 minutes! 

There are 18 different animal shapes in the 

Animal Crackers cookie zoo! 

Should there be a crash, Prince Charles and 

Prince William never travel on the same airplane 

as a precaution! 

17. In high school, you're told what classes to take. In college, you get to choose; that is, as Your body is creating and killing 15 million red 

long as the classes don't conflict and you have the prerequisites and the classes aren't closed blood cells per second! 

and you've paid your tuition. 

16. In high school, if you screw up you can usually sweet-talk your way out of it. In college, 

you're lucky to ever talk with the professor. 

15. In high school, fire drills are planned by the administration; in college, by the drunk frat 

boys on their way home when the bars close. 

14. In college, any test consists of a larger percentage of your grade than your high school 

final exams ever did. 

13. In high school, when the teacher said, "Good morning," you mumbled back. In college, 

when the professor says, "Good morning," you write it down. 

12. In high school, freshman guys hit on senior girls. In college, senior guys hit on freshman 

girls. 

11. In college, weekends start on Thursday. 

10. In college, it's much more difficult to figure out the course schedule of the man/woman you 

have a crush on, in order to figure out where he/she will be walking around campus and at 

what time to find them there. 

9. Once you've obtained the information described in #10, it's much more time-consuming to 

run between classes to that place where you know he/she will be in order to "just happen to 

bump into him/her." 

8. In college, there's no one to tell you not to eat pizza three meals a day. 

7. In college, your dad doesn't pay for dates. 

6. In high school, it never took 3 or 4 weeks to get money from Mom and Dad. 

5. College men are cuter than high school boys. 

4. College women are legal. 

3. In college, when you miss a class (or two or three), you don't need a note from your parents 

saying you were skip... uh, sick that day. 

2. In high school, you can't go out to lunch because it's not allowed. In college, you can't go 

out to lunch because you can't afford it. 

1. In college, you can blow off studying by writing lists like this. 

The king of hearts is the only king without a 

moustache on a standard playing card! 

There are no clocks in Las Vegas gambling casinos! 

There is one slot machine in Las Vegas for every 

eight inhabitants! 

The Mona Lisa has no eyebrows. It was the 

fashion in Renaissance Florence to shave them 

off! 

Every day 20 banks are robbed. The average 

take is $2,500! 

The most popular first name in the world is 

Muhammad! 

Weird Phobias Continued 


*Levophobia- Fear of things to the left side of the 

body. 

*Linonophobia- Fear of string 

*Logophobia- Fear of words 

*Lutraphobia- Fear of otters. 

*Melophobia- Fear of music 

*Nosocomephobia- Fear of hospitals. 

*Panophobia or Pantophobia- Fear of everything 

*Papaphobia- Fear of the Pope 

Pisces 

Sometimes uncertainty 

can be exciting and not 

so scary. Take a few risks 

this month. 

Sagitarius 

Someone who was all talk 

and no action in a previous 

situation has not 

changed. 

Scorpio 

Your grand ideas are 

great, but you should also 

try to keep an eye on 

reality. 

Taurus 

This is the month for decisive 

action. Save careful 

deliberation for another 

month. 

Virgo 

Little things can mean a 

lot, so make sure the 

details are taken care of 

this month. 

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