Flyer Newsletter Inside this flyer: *Student Council & Bridges Program *Booster Club *Mrs. Robert’s Crafts *Riddle Answers and Winners *Ribs For Sale *New Riddles Passionate in promoting educational success and individual excellence. V O L U M E 2 , I S S U E 2 0 Student council recently donated $400 to the Bridges Program. The Bridges Program gives items that are necessary to live, to people who cannot purchase them themselves. The student council voted on the amount of money that was to be donated. They earned the money from various fund raisers and concession. Good job student council! By: Eli Russell Booster Club still has some items left to sell! They currently have two royal blue Under Armour hoodies. They have a medium and a large for $38 each. They also have one black Under Armour jacket left for $60. All three items have the Fairview logo on them. Contact Mrs. Brunson if you are interested in buying any of the items. MRS. ROBERT’S CRAFTS *8th Grade Memories Mrs. Roberts’s class has been making winter crafts. The class has made bird seed snowmen and other winter themed crafts recently. The students enjoyed themselves very much. *B-Team Tournament *St. Jude Donations Last week’s Riddle Answers and Winners! #1) Why is it so easy to weigh fish? BECAUSE THEY COME WITH THEIR OWN SCALES *1/26 PTO Meeting at 4:00 in Cafeteria Winners: Shelby Coursey, Ethan Kissinger, Heaven Adier, Sophia Sydow, Kelsey McKinney, Landon Goure, Jacob Ruhland, Callie Sturgeon, Kuter Riley, Madison Sisco, Makenzy Powell, Sy Stewart, Madison Ledbetter, Chloe Sanders, Madison Rost, !and Kenny ?! *2/3 Pee-Wee Basketball at Junction #2) You’re in a room with 3 monkeys. One has a banana, one has a stick, and one has nothing. Which primate in the room is the smartest? YOU ARE! HUMANS ARE PRIMATES *2/6 Volleyball game at Junction Hill Winners: Heaven Adier, Sophia Sydow, Kelsey McKinney, Landon Goure, Jacob Ruhland, Callie Sturgeon, Kuter Riley, Madison Sisco, Makenzy Powell, Sy Stewart, Mariam Zeidan, Jakoby Hansmann, Kennedy Bergman, Chloe Sanders, Madison Rost, Kiersten Mahan, and Jade Barry! *2/6 PTO Sweetheart Carnival 5:00-7:00 pm If your name is listed above, please come see Mrs. Brunson for a small prize! :) *2/10 Pee-Wee Basketball at Richards *2/13 No School due to Teacher In-Service *2/16 No School— President’s Day! 2 0 1 5 BOOSTER CLUB *Cotton Bowl Story UPCOMING DATES: 2 3 R D , STUDENT COUNCIL & BRIDGES *Where’s Waldo *Lunch Menu J A N U A R Y Where’s Waldo? Congratulations to Savannah Housley for locating Waldo this week! RIBS FOR SALE Ribs smoked by Smoke ‘N Hillbillies BBQ are available for sale. You must pre-order by February 4, 2015. Half rack of ribs is $10 and a full rack is $20. Pick up on February 14 @ AG Building by West Plains High School Football Stadium from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Contact Jason Swope, 417-293 -4695, Christy Ramseur, 417-293-5803, or Casey Parker, 417-505-9324. RIDDLES #1) I have no life but I can die. What am I? #2) You can break me without touching me. What could I be? Drop your guesses in the black basket in Mrs. Brunson’s room by Wednesday at 3:00 pm. By: Kaitlynn Young The COTTON BOWL Part 3 8th GRADE MEMORIES The day of the game. Everybody was buzzing!. Dad and I had gone to a pregame party in the penthouse of the Aria hotel, and let me tell you, it was the worst mistake I ever made. There were no kids and all I could do was sit there and look out the window at the beautiful nuclear power plant. After 2 grueling minutes, we finally left. I didn’t know this, but apparently my dad invited his entire crew. He had rented a greyhound bus and we all piled in. When I stepped on to the bus, I looked behind me at all of dad’s friends and was nearly blinded by the sun’s reflection off their bald spots. I immediately thought, “AHHHHHHHHHHHH! My eyes!” and realized my dad was middle-aged. Getting back on the bus, I blinked out the spots in my eyes from the light and took my seat. The entire trip took probably 30 minutes to get there, and when we finally got to AT&T Stadium, half of the men were asleep. We got into the stadium and I was wildly impressed. The décor, the technology, the ESCALATORS. We had to go up, like, 3 of them, and I knew that this was the motorized stairway to heaven. We got to our seats and the game began. We started out pretty good, but near the 2nd quarter we started sucking, and at that moment, I realized that our neighbor is actually a banshee with a bullhorn on steroids. Our popcorn actually got blown off the top. He was so loud, that he drowned out the loudspeaker. Eventually, we won and most of the stadium was incredibly happy, minus the OSU fans. We headed out and hailed a cab, because we could not find our bus. We were about halfway home whenever we realized that someone was missing: my dad. His phone was dead, he had no money, and no friends had stayed behind. The adults in our car were too happy to be any help, so we just decided to head on to our hotel and hope for the best. The next morning, we packed up and got ready to leave. Luckily, dad did make it home, but he refused to tell us how, so how he got home is a mystery to us. The flight home was an absolute nightmare. I thought I had an entire row to myself, but some big dude in a Hawaiian shirt had thought otherwise. He slept the whole way and when he snored, he could have been recorded on the Richter scale. It was terrifying. This concluded the Super Bowl Story. I will be back with more stories eventually. This week’s 8th grade memories are from Kole Taylor and Koby Martz. Kole’s favorite memory was when Koby said “but we can’t have potatoes outside Mrs. Wade.” Koby’s memory was when he and Philip were chased by “the Horse Girls” which consisted of Molina Dietrich, Kelly Weidman, Lily Harris and Addie Brunson. By: Ace Summers ST. JUDE’S DONATION If anyone would like to donate money to the St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, please send your money in to Ms. Fredrick by Wednesday, February 4th. You do not have to participate in the St. Jude’s Math-a-thon to make a donation. Any and all donations would be greatly appreciated and for such an amazing cause! Thank you! Breakfast Cold Line Hot Line FAIRVIEW BASKETBALL B-Team Girls A conference win and tournament champions for our Bteam Lady Flyers! Last Tuesday, The Fairview B-team faced off in the beginning of a tournament against the Richards Rockets. Chloe Sympson, Katie Pham, Savannah Summers, Avery Romans, and Kelsey Bonham scored 2 points each, Jade Barry scored a 3pointer, and Shelby Coursey and Ellie Walker scored 6 points, defeating the Rockets 25-13. Then last Friday, we faced off against Howell Valley. Chloe made 2 points and 3 free throws, Katie Pham made 2 and a free throw, Shelbee Davis made 2 points, Shelby Coursey made 4 points, Ellie Walker made 2 points, and Savannah Summers made 4 points to beat Howell Valley 20-14. Go Flyersl. B-Team Boys A 2nd place finish for our boys! The Fairview B-team boys played two games in the tournament. The first game they played Howell Valley and won with the score of 11-39, and the leading scorer was Eli Mcginley with 14 points. They played their second game against Richards and lost with the score of 37-33. The leading scorer was Eli McGinley with 13 points. The B- team boys got 2nd in the tournament. Great job boys! Lunch Monday Cereal, Honey Bun, Orange, Juice, Milk Sausage, Biscuit, Gravy, Orange, Juice, Milk Taco Stack, Pinto Beans, Cornbread, Lettuce, Cheese, Peaches, Milk, Water Tuesday Cereal, Donut, Apple Wedge, Juice, Milk Hot Ham & Cheese, Apple Wedge, Juice, Milk Popcorn Chicken, Fried Rice, Carrots, Black-eyed Peas, Pears, Milk, Water Wednesday Cereal, Apple Strudel, Grapes, Juice, Milk Malt-o-Meal, Cinnamon Biscuit, Grapes, Juice, Milk Chicken & Noodles, Baked Sweet Potato, Green Beans, Apple, Cookie, Milk, Water Thursday Cereal, Yogurt, Banana, Juice, Milk Pancakes, Syrup, Little Smokies, Banana, Juice Baked Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Hot Roll, Broccoli, Orange, Milk, Water Friday Cereal, Toast, Mixed Fruit, Juice, Milk Oatmeal/Rice, Toast, Mixed Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Quesadilla, Mac-and-Cheese, Salad, Salsa, Pineapples, Milk, Water Menu subject to change without notice. Lunch Menu for January 26th-30th