Kelly Times

Interveiw with MrKules

2011-12-01T14:38:00.001-06:00

Mr. Kelley

Q.) who was your high school sweetie?

Mrk.) Mistie

Q.) Where did you attend high school?

Mrk.) Athens

Q.) favorite class?

Mrk.) Science

Q.) Favorite lunch?

Mrk.) Chicken Nuggets

Q.) Any pets? Names?

Mrk.) cats – Pete, and Squirt

Q.) Favorite sport?

Mrk.) pole vaulting

Q.) college?

Mrk.) UW Platteville

Q.) Degree?

Mrk.) Tech Ed

Q.) hobbies?

Mrk.) Trapping, hunting, and old cars/ tractors

Q.) favorite song?

Mrk.) Depends on the day

Q.) Favorite vehicle?

Mrk.) Ford Super Duty

Q.) Favorite teacher?

Mrk.) Mr. Ritzinger

Q.) Favorite colleague?

Mrk.) Lori Enders

Q.) favorite type of dog?

Mrk.) any that aren’t mine

Q.) favorite musical instrument?

Mrk.) Acoustic Guitar

Q.) Where were you born and raised?

Mrk.) Athens, WI

Q.) do you believe the white house should be a different color?

Mrk.) na white is good

Billy McLaughlin Performance

2011-11-17T14:49:00.000-06:00

Billy McLaughlin a man a myth a legend. This brave individual lost almost everything when he lost his ability to play his guitar. From early on in his life all he ever wanted to do was play guitar. With most musicians it’s not the money they make not the attention they gain it’s the love of the music that they play that makes them who they are. No one can be expected to take that part of them away. But with Billy McLaughlin his never ceasing love of music had him do something amazing. He learned to play the guitar twice. He knew what he wanted he had what he wanted lost it over came adversity and could do what he loved play guitar. The obstacle that came in his way was focal dystonia. This is a rare nerve disease that stopped him from making it did not stop him from finding the hope to fight on through and win. This inspiration tale of hope shows how indomitable the human spirit is. We all are faced with problems and pains it’s what unites the human race but that doesn’t mean that we should give in to our fears and doubts. Hopefully this tale of a man a dream and hope will inspire someone to face their problems head on and that we can come out on top.

breakup stats

2011-11-03T15:15:00.000-05:00

In todays world dating has become something almost everyone does. As a teenager dating is a very important right of passage. There is also a down side to dating, the break up. The break up is something that most people will go through. Here are some statisics for break ups and when they are most likely to occur.

27% of women have been dumped electronically (email, IM, or text).

According to face book statistics the day most break ups happen on is December 13th

The most common time for breakups to happen is between December and February usually

Between December 13th and February 14th

Thus breakup season is upon us so if a boy is reading this let that special lady know she means something and if this is a girl vice versa. If a the reader wants to remain in a relationship.

Halloween

2011-10-31T15:07:00.002-05:00

Halloween the time of year we find ourselves dressing up going out and accepting candy from strangers. How many people actually know the history of this holiday? Halloween actually hails from the Celtic pagan holiday Samhain (pronounced "sah-win"). The celts belived that on this night the worlds of the living and the dead become thinner so the dead can come to the land of the living thus dressing up scares away the dead. The children that would dress up would usally be rewarded with candy that is how the handing out of candy. This is why candy handing out is a custom.

Charlie Brown is the one person I identify with. C.B. is such a loser. He wasn't even the star of his own Halloween special.

Chris Rock

Halloween Deaths: Satanic Ritual Murders

or Natural Causes?

By Robert Howard

This is one of the most important dates on the Satanic calendar.

THE CELEBRATION OF DEATH

According to the Satanic Calendar Halloween, October 31st is a night for Human sacrifice. (31 All hallow's Eve (Halloween): One of the two most important nights of the year. Attempts are made to break the bond which is keeping the doors to the underworld closed. Blood with demons and stanic rituals.

I see my face in the mirror and go, 'I'm a Halloween costume? That's what they think of me?
Drew Carey

"Mr. Seiler...can we play with clay?"

2011-10-28T20:35:00.000-05:00

8th graders finishing up their storyboarding project...only a few days for them left of the first quarter. So, sure kids..."as long as you're done with your storyboards!"

Before I knew it...about half or more of my clay barrel was out and on the main table. Such energy...and HUGE!!! Burger with sesame seed bun, hotdog, chili dog, burrito, fries...on and on...wonderful! I was impressed...and they had a blast!!!

test for podcast

2011-10-27T14:53:00.000-05:00

seinor sale

2011-10-26T14:55:00.000-05:00

The Senior class is selling Yankee candles for a fundraiser. So if you would like a candle find a Laona Senior and buy some. but time is running out the sales have to be in 10/28/11. so please hurry.

Kelly movie review

2011-10-10T15:12:00.000-05:00

Real steel is rocky meets sok'em Bop'em on the lifetime chanel. The movie tells the story of a beat neck dad Charlie Keyton (Hugh Jackman) reconecting with his son Max (Dakota Goyo). In the opening of Real steel Charlie is at a rodeo where he is having his old boxing robot fight a bull. Initally Charlie maxes a bad choice when he bets his robot vs the bull for to much money. After his robot is killed by the bull charlie gets a call saying his former girlfriend has died and he is now responsable for his 11 year old son. Charlie skips out on his debters and goes to sign over the rights of custody to his ex's sister who is Maxs aunt Debera(hope Davis). Charlie seeing that Debra's new boyfriend is very rich he formulates a plan to sell the rights of Max to them. So charlie works out a deal with Debera's Husband Marvin(James Rebhorn) to spend the summer with Max. Then using the money he buys a robot that later is destroyed blowing all of Charlies money. Then Charlie brings max to the robot junkyard looking fior parts max almost dies falling of a cliff but is saved by an old g-2 robot that later max brings back to charlies place. The father son clash find common ground and fight there way to the top of the ranks with there little bot. Well the parts in this movie are filled with good actors and as much C.G.I. Hollywood could through up, Real Steel is very perdictable and even though it has Elements of some origanality the over all theme is a little worn out. This movie is good for those who just want to watch a robot kill another robot or actually want a heart touching emotional movie but to the tone of the same old song dance of every movie.

homecoming fun

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teachers creamed in volleyball game

Announcing Addition of the Fighting Kellys Golf blog link!

2011-04-18T19:08:00.003-05:00

The Laona Fighting Kellys Golf team now have their own blog...where photos of events, practices, news, schedules and changes will be announced...and there will be a permanent link to this main blog over to the right side...Check it out!!!

Getting off to a cold slow start outdoors, but the athletes have had heart, playing last Friday when the Nicolet Country Club opened up...roughly 27 degrees temps!!!

Boys Basketball Regional Champions Video

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And We're Off to Regional Finals!

2011-03-04T22:15:00.005-06:00

The boy's basketball team defeated the Wabeno Logrollers in regional semi-finals tonight. After a very long break between games, the boys came back strong with a 57-28 win. The team will face Bowler tomorrow night in regional finals at Lakeland High School. The game begins at 7 p.m. Hopefully the boys will take home to plaque two years in a row! Good luck!

The boys received balloons from Penny Belland, Sara Cleereman, and Missi Rosio after the game! We're proud of you boys!

Max Wolosyn showing off his battle scars given to him by fellow teammate, Matt Belland.

Max Wolosyn says "NO!" to Wabeno's Joey Kroll's shot.

Jake (Brucie) Ambrosious was concentrating heavily when shooting his end of the game free throws. He was about as consistent as Jordan Taylor! :)

The stands were filled with purple and green tonight.

On our side of the gym the crowd was awfully excited after a Matt Belland block.

There Was No Luck in Our Charms Last Night

2011-02-22T08:17:00.010-06:00

The Kelly's fell short of a victory in last night's battle versus the Goodman Falcons. Both teams fought through overtime, with Goodman eventually getting the victory with a score of 51-41.

Like father, like son. Adoring fan Jake Terry sports his best imitation of Goodman's coach, John Osterman.

Logan Chrisman pulls up from the top of the arc, but sadly it did not go in. Logan had 12 points for the night.

Max Wolosyn was the early scorer for the Kelly's. Max was the leading scorer with 13 points.

The Kellys Dominate the Rollers

2011-02-19T09:13:00.011-06:00

On Friday night. the Kelly's traveled to Wabeno to face the Rollers. In the first quarter the Rollers kept the Kelly's lead low, but by the second quarter the Kelly's were well on top.

In the early second half the Roller's lost two of their best players after a head to head collision. After 6 stitches in one head and 7 in the other, the boys are doing just fine! Needless to say, the Kelly win was inevitable after the Wabeno loss.

The Kelly's topped the Rollers 73-33.

After Wabeno players Jacob Prasser and Forest Koenig collided heads, the Kelly's team was right there to give them words of encouragement. We hope that you're recovering well, boys.

Matt Belland was the leading scorer for the night with a staggering 29 points! He is fast on track to the 30 point games Vern was predicting for him!

Logan Chrisman, ever so talented with his dribbling, drives in for the shot.

Max Wolosyn attempts the dunk, but sadly does not succeed. Your fans give you props for trying, Max! Keep it up!

The Kellys Overcome a Tough Loss to Beat White Lake

2011-02-15T08:29:00.007-06:00

The Kellys overcame a tough loss against Pembine by beating White Lake last night. After their 14 game winning streak was ended, the boys came back strong. Keep your heads up boys!

Max Wolosyn was the leading scorer last night with 16 points! Way to go, Max!

Look at those muscles! It looks like Matt Belland has been working out!

Max Wolosyn powers through the Laker defenders

Azalia Shears and Brea Bandt were looking awfully cheerful during last nights game!

The Kellys Crush the Hornets

2011-02-09T08:33:00.009-06:00

Tuesday night the boys basketball team crushed the Elcho Hornets 68-34. This win keeps the boys on top of the conference (along with Crandon) and puts them at a 14 game winning streak! On Thursday, the boys will be heading to Pembine to face the Panthers. Good luck boys!

Matt Belland lays in this what could have been dunk to top off his 24 point game.

Max Wolosyn towered over the whole Elcho Hornet's team!

Logan Chrisman drives to the hoop to lock in two more points! Chrisman had 13 points and 8 assists for the night.

Even Brucie (Jake Ambrosious) was able to take part in the crushing of the Hornets!

Kellys Continue Their Winning Streak!

2011-02-03T08:18:00.006-06:00

The boys basketball team added another win to their 12 game winning streak on Tuesday night. The boys took down Crivitz in a 47-27 win. Keep it up boys!

Zach Reeves was the kelly's leading scorer with 13 points

Max Wolosyn pulls up from the arc, adding to his 8 points

for the night

Matt Belland shows no fear and all focus when shooting this 3-pointer

DVD RACK!

2011-01-12T15:04:00.007-06:00

Max Wolosyn and Mathew LLoyd Belland have recently finished a DVD rack of the utmost quality (under the more experienced eyes of our resident wood-working-master Jade). There smiling faces only show a small portion of the glee that they felt after completing this masterpiece. They plan on taking turns using their DVD rack. Good Job Boys!

Woods Project of the Decade!

2011-01-12T14:49:00.004-06:00

Jade Widucki recently finished a table that has caught the eye of many bystanders. Jade has been known for her skills in woods class and her table is just the lastest in her long line of quality wood-working projects. After she finished building the table her friend Natasha joined Jade and together they sanded, painted, and lacquered this fine specimen. Good Job Girls!!!

Yearbooks for sale!

2011-01-12T14:43:00.002-06:00

2010-2011 yearbooks $25 if bought before february 28th and $30 if bought afterwards!
featuring 7-12th grades, all sports, homecoming, you name it we featured it!!!
don't be square buy a yearbook!

thanks!
2011 yearbook staff (jader, natallier, and matty b. aka MR.SWAG!)

Kelly Men Pound Wabeno Boys Basketball 52 - 20

2011-01-11T19:58:00.015-06:00

Name of the game tonight was controlling the boards defensively and smell blood in the water! Here, you see nothing but white in the paint! THAT's how you "D"!!!!!

Air time with Air Belland!!!

Next...we have Fast Break Jake...takin' it to the boards!!!

Max puts one up, and IN!!!!

Ever watchful, coach Fox looks on...keeps athletes pumped and movin!!

Matt Belland takes it to traffic...puts it in, and finds himself at the line to shoot bonus...

Jake...takes it in one more time...

...and with the intensity of goin' what Packer's radio likes to call the game ending "dagger!" ... Logan closes in on his approach...and SCORES!!!

Coach Fox gives varsity players a rest final couple minutes...well deserved

2010-11-17T14:41:00.002-06:00

On October 15th, students in grades 3-8 were involved in a mural project. Local artists Tim and Connie Friesen, helped the students design and paint a mural showing the flowers that are in our native flower garden. This will serve as a field guide to help teach students and community members the names of the plants in the garden. The students were amazed that this huge mural could be completed in one day!

Mural

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New Laona Mural!

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4th grade students painting the background, sky, and grass!

More Seeds

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Seeds!!

2010-10-14T14:53:00.003-05:00

On September 29th Laona 3rd and 4th grade students went on a seed harvesting expedition with their teachers and Ms. Nicole Shutt, U.S. Forest Service. They collected seeds from several different species of wildflowers. These will be planted next spring in gardens on the school grounds as part of the restoration for the More Kids in the Woods grant. Thanks to the high school helpers that came with us. April Hackey, Anna Savard, Austin Babich, Charlie Bey, Kim Mentz, Samantha Trebtoske, and Tommy Cleereman!

4th graders collecting seeds!

2010-10-14T14:46:00.002-05:00

Fourth grade students take a field trip to the great outdoors to collect seeds in the new wildflower garden. Good luck kids!!!

Independent Art Students

2010-09-27T10:51:00.004-05:00

Independent art opportunities are just that, a time when students having had all the prerequisites of art foundations and course work can explore a specific direction or aesthetic creative idea. Some students work on portfolios to compete and enter art colleges, apply for scholarships, or some aspect of moving on toward higher education. Some independent students simply wish to explore further a personal journey in the visual arts.

Here, Mickey Chrisman is working on establishing that ideal cylindrical form...aiming next at plates, bowls...working the potter's wheel....

Tawnee Kerner is working on an observational piece for her portfolio, with aspirations to attend MIAD (Milwaukee Instute of Art & Design)...using a light environment box studying a still life, painting with acrylics...

You see a bit of the subject from this angle, and she has just finished putting an underpainting on her support.

Lastly...here is Heather Zimmer...working on enhancing images, putting pictures on the school blog. Heather is also working with building and making DVD iMovie videos and advanced computer graphic arts projects...

Jade and Natasha New Editors of Blog!!!!

2010-09-17T14:58:00.002-05:00

We have taken over so if you have any pictures of anything that would be blog appropriate that you would like featured (sports, classroom activities etc.) please deliver them to one of us!

Girls Volleyball...vs Crandon

2010-09-17T14:47:00.001-05:00

JV's... Laura...nails one!!!

JV Golfers...end their season

2010-05-20T22:39:00.003-05:00

Coach Seiler finds this year most enjoyable with the enthusiasm demonstrated by his JV girl golfers, left to right...Hillary Connors, Sam Trebtoske, Kim Mentz and Nikki Babich. Each girl has progressed in understanding the game, lowering competitive scores, and as the on-going line of humor goes...for proving NOT to be ninnies!

Whether the weather was quite cold, drizzling rain, windy...the girls expressed the desire to practice and play...exhibiting that winner's mantra...."winners never quit, quitters never win!"

Way to go girls...we certainly hope to see you out for golf in future seasons!!!

Hubba Bubba Bubble Gum

2010-04-29T15:06:00.002-05:00

7th graders final finish their great projects

Our Awesome Band

2010-04-29T14:46:00.000-05:00

The Band Students of Laona were going places in March. Above is a picture of all the kids who were involved in the Solo & Ensemble Festival in Crandon. We were proud of how the students in each solo, duet and quartet represented our school. They earned many 1sts and had an opportunity to be critiqued and encouraged by 6 judges. This year, the musicians in the Laona High School decided to start a Jazz Band, in which many students played different instruments than they do in the Classical Concert Band. We were surprised to see that Laona was the only school in our conference to have a jazz ensemble play at contest. The moral of the story is, if you want to get good at many styles of music, you have to go to school in Laona.

Geoff and his table...Great job Geoff it looks great :)

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New Projects...Hannah finished a great project :)

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Big Cam finishes his houses...those birds won't be on the streets now :)

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Card towers...castles

2010-04-06T11:02:00.006-05:00

Mr. Seiler's Art project just before vacation explored properties of paper, possibilities in bending, cutting, weight distribution and overall aesthetics in design. Initially, the challenge was to aim for height and to a degree one group attempting to best another. This sixth grade class enjoyed expanding and creating kingdoms, towers, and one could even imagine a mote filled with water!

Sixth Grade
Austin, Alex and Jordan

Gage and William build their version...

Dylan and Trent...shoot for height and simple eloquence in design

Silly silly Mason...hiding behind his... 8^)

(L to R- Heaven, Leslie, Brittany, Ryan and Amelia)

5th grade wanted in on this project as well...
(L to R- Kaylee, Madelyn, Chloe, Allisen, and Daniel)

Sarah, Kayla and Makenna build a massive community structure

...and, working together and coming to agreement is not always an easy proposition to arrive at, but...fun was had by all nonetheless!
(L to R- Justin, Preston, Austin, Nathan, Michael, Kyle & Reece)

Art Field Trip- Milwaukee !!!

2010-03-20T09:31:00.005-05:00

On Thursday, March 18th we left for a two day arts field trip to the Milwaukee area, spending all of Thursday afternoon at the Milwaukee Art Museum...

Picture left to right...Erinn Staplton, senior from Crandon HS, juniors Heather Zimmer, Mickey Chrisman and Tawnee Kerner. Mrs Olivia Zimmer also came with, to help chaperone and representing much support from the PALS association!!! Thank you parents group. and Mrs. Zimmer!!!

Thursday evening, we attended the AMC mall's IMAX theater to watch the Tim Burton film, "Alice in Wonderland"...here you see Mr. Seiler with his son Jason...who came up from Chicago to join us. Jason character designed three of the movie's characters- Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum, and Bandersnatch.

Dig those crazy 3D glasses!!!

Of course, following the movie the girls had to get into a little arcade game action...!

Friday morning, we had an appointment to visit the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, (known as MIAD)...getting a tour of the whole building and all arts departments, student work spaces...very interesting and much fun!

The final treat was on our leg trip home, diverting to go by way of Algoma, and stopping at the Flying Pig green gallery, co-owned and operated by Susan Connor and Robyn Mulhaney.

Great time was had...long drive, but over all too soon...

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Students in grades 4th-6th enjoyed a trip to Ski Brule on March 2. Most of the 4th graders had never skiied before and were surprised how fast they learned. Some of their parents also learned to ski. A special thanks goes to the Ski Brule staff, all the adult chaperones, and Lisa Carter for taking great pictures. We all had a blast!

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March 1st...Donkey Basketball in Laona gym

2010-02-18T15:32:00.002-06:00

There will be a donkey basketball game in the main gym on Monday, March 1st starting at 7pm...tickets are available in the high school office.

Visiting Artist- Jim Koch...

2010-02-18T13:28:00.005-06:00

We were most blessed today to have local Californian artist Jim Koch visit art students here at our school today. Long time resident of Laguna Beach, California and Newald, graduate of Laona High School 1969...sharing and talking about his unique art of welded sculptures. The students were most appreciative and intrigued...Thank you so much Mr. Koch!!

Honors Band- Last Weekend...Wausau

2010-02-18T09:15:00.002-06:00

Last weekend, four Laona students...Alanna Benaszeski, Azalia Shears, Catherine Krawze and Shania Simonis were selected to perform with some of the best high school musicians in the state. Staying overnight in Wausau, then sharing the stage next day to play a joint concert with the UW-Stevens Point Band, conducted by John Climer (director of bands at UW-Milwaukee). Congratulations ladies for your commitment to excellence, performance, and making us here in the Laona area proud!!!

Staff have fun on the ice..

2010-02-18T08:09:00.007-06:00

Mr. Kelley about Mr. Decorah's tip up "yep...no bobber
...must be one on!"

No...there are teeth marks...sure, look right here, see..teeth marks!

Every so often, staff here at Laona like to get together do
a bit of ice fishing and some fun...and though there weren't
many flags (having fish on them at least), a good time was
had. One flag had a smaller northern which was released...
of course, Mr. Decorah would prove to have some luck and
at least didn't go home skunked!!! Nice night...pretty light...
oh, and Mr. Seiler hadn't been fishing for awhile, couldn't
find his license, so just came along to hang out and enjoy
the banter.

If only there were three more tip ups out on the ice,
maybe...just maybe...(way to go Mr. S !!!)

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Manufacturing class: Made this beautiful Timber saw horse, with absolutely no hardware!
they used mortise and tenons with wooden pegs.

Advanced Art...Self-Portraits (that aren't supposed to look like me???)

2010-02-06T10:02:00.005-06:00

Mickey working on altering the look of an old tweed suitcase

Heather and Tawnee hard at work...deep in thought

Kenzie painting...thinking of next steps...

Jade and McKenzie plastering Jenna and Johanna...

How fun when students advance in their art skills development, those juniors and seniors challenged to look at the world, look at themselves and explore, search for meaning and expression. This self-portrait project begins with the premise not to aim to show what oneself looks like, but who one is on the inside...that we, the viewer might know something more, perhaps personal...perhaps insightful. Students bring found objects in, perhaps from clutter in a shed at home, garage or basement. They use plaster to capture their face, perhaps old furniture they can paint up, add to...all much fun, all a good deal of energy. As an instructor, it is fun to watch the gears in the student's thinking process whirring about and we always end up with the most intriguing results.

This year we host the Northern Conference Art Show...and it is always fun to see what this particular class adds to the buzz and excitement of this broader district inclusive show...

2nd Semester...9th Grade Right Brain/ Left Brain exercises

2010-02-04T11:30:00.002-06:00

Students got a heavy dose of how the right brain operates separately from the left brain for creative artistic activities, and how focus and different ways of seeing help free the right brain up to do what it can do best...

Here...you see students using a view finder they made to study the negative space, (that space around, in-between and thru) as a way to represent drawing a chair...

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Greg Matuszewski with his new Coffee Table

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Maxwell's beautiful solid oak end table
completed in woods 2, January 14th

Christmas Carols at Wausau Mall...

2010-01-04T08:48:00.003-06:00

Our last week before Christmas break, Mr. Benaszeski took a group of Laona High School students to Wausau to brighten up holiday shoppers with song and smiles!

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Cassi Evras with her finished beautiful coffee table.

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This guy sure knows what he is doing.
everyone learned these dances really quick.

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what a cool dance that we all learned during this assembly

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enjoying Laona's musical entertainment.
(terra, Zoi, Jutta)

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Music assembly, everybody get up and dance :D

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Crandon at Laona December 1st, 2009.
Travis drives the baseline for a shot as Maxwell sets him a pick.

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Crandon at Laona December 1st, 2009.
The Laona bench observing their fellow teamates take it to Crandon.

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Crandon at Laona December 1st, 2009.
Matt Belland shoots the ball as Logan Chrisman and Ethan Stauber prepare for the rebound.

Paint Students Goin Art'so!

2009-11-18T14:20:00.004-06:00

Well...it happens from time to time, like blood in shark infested waters, something just triggers that rare and unique moment. It might be just a tad of accidental paint on someone's hooded sweatshirt.

Next thing you know...the poor innocent victim of poor paint management is pounced upon by predators of the deep!!!

A moment of silence for Tawnee Kerner please...

The Wicked Witch of Oz

2009-11-04T15:04:00.002-06:00

Welcome all!
You are invited to a very special play performed by the Laona High School Drama Club.
The play will take place in the Laona High School gym
Starting:
Friday November 6, 7 p.m.
Saturday November 7, 7 p.m.
Sunday November 8, 2 p.m.
Students: $3.00 a ticket
Adults: $5.00 a ticket

Laona High School Fall Play Cast

2009-11-04T14:58:00.001-06:00

Which witch is which? The cast of Laona High School’s fall play, The Wicked Witch of the West, is baffled when three witches appear on their stage. The cast is back row (L-R): Catherine Krawze, Tawnee Kerner, Heather Zimmer, Chelsie Cleereman, Mickey Chrisman, Shelby Krawze, Shawn Matuszewski, Logan Chrisman, Morgan Krawze, and Molly Thornton. Front Row: Megan Milan, Jake Ambrosius, John Rodaer, Emmie Terry, and Nicole Babich.

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Ms. Pixley, played by Tawnee Kerner, is the director who feels she is losing control of their high school production of the Wizard of Oz. Archie (played by Jake Ambrosius) shares a book of spells he found at an estate sale with Lindsay (Megan Milan), who accidentaly utters a spell that transports the real Wicked Witch of the West to their stage. Hecubah, played by Mickey Chrisman, will do anything to get the ruby slippers so she can return to Oz.

Wicked Witch of the West...Stage Design

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Whitney Aschinger, Chelsie Cleereman, Brittany
Blankenhorn and Hannah Tinsman painting the lovely
scene "Yellow Brick Road" for the up and coming
school play..."The Wicked Witch of the West"

Great job girls...!!!

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what the garden looked like after they were finished planting. :]
look at this wonderful job that they did.

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Garden workout
4th graders planting in the garden in front of the school.

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Bunch of confused looking fools working hard...raking leaves

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The Freshman feeling very accomplished about the cleanup

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Zach and Ryan helping to clean the little childrens area

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Austin and Tommy cleaning up tree limbs

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Diggin' up some dirt :0
the start of something new~!!

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"Project of the week"
April made a little cat "it looks real????"

2009-10-21T14:46:00.002-05:00

Pyramid of Seniors!
The seniors working extremely hard >:)

2009-10-21T14:40:00.003-05:00

Well of course Mr.Fox would win!!
As you see Ms.Thurston was very upset :(

Maddy Krawze proves she's the Master Pinch Potter

2009-10-21T14:13:00.002-05:00

Think tests are tough...well, today Maddy Krawze
for 5th grade, passed Mr. Seiler's test...making a
pinch pot while the face is covered with plaster
bandages. *whew!

Maddy passed with flying colors...!!!

8^)

2009-10-21T12:20:00.001-05:00

Blind folded make-up artists??

2009-10-20T12:31:00.003-05:00

Senior Float!
Cuter than Barbie, Hotter than Ken we're the class of 2010!
They we're rocking Kicks!

2009-10-20T12:27:00.002-05:00

"Look at Mr.Fox!!"
What a CHEATER, cheater pumpkin eater
Just because its Halloween :0

2009-10-20T12:23:00.003-05:00

"Hahahahahahaha"
should have seen these fools in action!
Leap Frog was the best game on friday!

2009-10-20T12:13:00.001-05:00

The day the seniors got their
Senior sweatshirts!!
:]

Seniors Night...Girls VB against Wabeno...

2009-10-16T13:40:00.003-05:00

Thursday night was senior night for girl's volleyball...
against Wabeno. Outcome wasn't what we would hope for,
but everyone was proud of the lady's efforts.

2009-10-15T15:07:00.003-05:00

Friday- Spirit Day
Greg and Kayla had Mr.Kelley pinned at lunch time.
He would not let them spray his hair green
He tried to run, but he could not hide.

HOMECOMING DAY!

2009-10-09T12:18:00.003-05:00

Today is the last day of Homecoming Week.. Everybody's dressed up in the Kelly/Rebel colors to support our players.. The big game is tonight in Wabeno ............
Everyone is going to be in the gym 2:00 to do games and speaches.

Garden

2009-10-07T14:35:00.003-05:00

Classes working on the garden in front of the school.
which is now finished, and has flowers in it.

Crazy Day!

2009-10-07T12:16:00.002-05:00

Today is crazy day at LHS. Everybody is dressed up like goons :] Homecoming week is so fun, seeing what everyone can come up with for all the different days...

opposite sex day!

2009-10-06T15:05:00.003-05:00

Jocelyn, Greg, Breanne, Cassie
Opposite sex day.
our names??
Peter, Amanda, Brian, Jed

Homecoming Week Days

2009-10-06T08:45:00.002-05:00

Monday-Opposite Sex
-Dress and/or skirt, shorts must be knee length

Tuesday- Color Day
-Bring your own marker do not ask the teachers for markers
wear your t-shirt color your class picks

Wednsday- Crazy Day
-Be Appropraite
-Be Creative

Thursday- Twin Day and Junior Dress Up
-Find someone to be your twin
-Be Appropriate

Friday- Spirit Day
-Kelly Colors
-Rebel Colors

dood yea :D

2009-10-02T15:10:00.003-05:00

Oh-emm-Gee am i going to miss the ball? NOPE i'm a Kelly!

2009-10-02T14:54:00.003-05:00

Serve's up!

Football Fans :D

2009-10-02T14:44:00.002-05:00

Tawni, jade, Megan, Chelsie

Huddle up :D

2009-10-01T14:38:00.002-05:00

Go Kelly's go!

Crandon game :D

2009-09-25T14:47:00.007-05:00

"Dane" Getting up close and personal with the paparazzi at the crandon game. Go Rebels!!!

The Wolf Pack!!

2009-09-18T15:10:00.003-05:00

Laona's fellow fans having a blast during the volleyball game. Kellys Fight Wolf Pack OooHhh!

Goodman Game

2009-09-18T15:00:00.009-05:00

Emily serving it up!

2009-09-18T14:46:00.006-05:00

"Oh say can you see" the volleyball team is honoring our Nations flag.

Project of the week.

2009-09-17T14:40:00.007-05:00

Geoff and Cameron with their beautiful white pine end table.
09-17-09 :D

Senior Class Trip- Virgin Islands

2009-06-15T09:06:00.013-05:00

As I receive photos from others, I will add or edit but to
start this off...here are a few. Quite an adventure, and
good to be home all safe...and perhaps all filled with a
better idea of life on the other side of the world!

Here was our home for seven days, the Carnival Glory,
2600 guests, 1,000 crew and staff from 60 countries to
serve us...

Here is a view from the 10th deck overlooking "Lido"
deck and you see there wasn't much for anyone to do
to keep us busy! (Just kidding)...

Let's see...there was mini golf, volleyball courts, ping
pong, a running track, night clubs, disco, an arcade, a
half-dozen restaurants, an all night grill, all night pizzaria,
a mini-mall of high end watches and jewelry (Gucci, Rolex,
Lambourgini) perfumes and colognes, tuxes and formals,
books; half-dozen swimming pools and whirlpool areas, the
sun bathing decks, music/band groups throughout all
areas, and oh yes...there were scratch basketball games,
and once again...our fighting Kellys at work-

Then...there was this grand palace theater, and lo and
behold, Jimmy and Stephen are called up on stage to take
on a couple break dancing guys. Sorry for the blurred pics,
but hard in this lighting to get best shots...still, you see here
that Jimmy and Stephen are discussing their strategies for
their turn coming up...

...and a minimal effort on one of the losing dancers to
applaud the unanimous win (determined by audience
applause) given over to Jim and Stephen for their
winning dance efforts!!! Way to go Jim and Stephen!

That performance wasn't the only Kelly presence on the
ship to gain recognition...as Joe Renkas shows here,
sitting with his Carnival Glory trophy and folded cloth
napkin/towel, having won the ship's towel folding
competition. Each night we were treated to uniquely
folded towels by our waiter staff, and our room
attendants. Joe was astute enough to pay attention and
figure it out. When the contest came up, Joe stepped
up and strutted...or, um...folded his stuff!

Many wonderful beaches and sites to see at each of
our port of calls, from Nassau, Bahamas...St. Thomas,
such as this picture of Magen's Bay beach, one of the
top ten rated beaches in the world...

...and St. Maarten. Here you see a group picture of
those that participated in the St. Thomas Magen's Bay
Beach excursion, our ship docked along with Carnival
Liberty seen in the distant background...

So...we have returned, starting out with 27...and
coming home with 27... *whew! And...as I get more group
photos and unique candid pics from others, I will add on
to this post's reporting...and with that, finally we come to
say...best of luck seniors in all future endeavors!

3-Baldies

2009-05-13T11:23:00.009-05:00

Here's Mr. Sorenson before.

Pick the real Joppa! I Know it's Confusing me too!!

Mr. Kelly enjoy your last few moments with your
hair before you are parted from each other!

Doesn't he remind you of Mr. T?

when I see this the first thing I think of is Dr. Jeckel!

...here's Mr. T again.

Mr. Fox looks scared what do you think?

the trio before they are shaved!

The trio after the shaving.

Over $500 was raised by students and faculty,
community members representing the National
Honor Society and Student Council to help with
the Diabetes Association and a cancer charity,
and by reaching their goal...these three cavalier
brave teachers agreed to having their heads
shaved! Yikes...!!!

Congrats to all...