CAM High School Newspaper
CAM / A-C XC Running Strong
By: Shianne Cavin
The season has begun for the CAM/A-C Cross Country team! CAM, along with Adair-Casey, has a strong team consisting of CAM students: Junior Lucas Larsen, Sophomores Alex Becker, and Katlyn Holaday, Freshmen Tyler Kopp, Dakota Holaday and Makayla Stuetelberg. Also, Adair-Casey students: Senior Kassidy Chandler, Juniors Miranda Plowman, and Shania Powell, Sophomores Chris Bauer and Cale Billheimer, Freshmen Daniel Jayne, Steven Hayes and Levi Powell are participating. CAM and Adair-Casey have separate practices, but they compete in meets together. The CAM coach is Hollie Reilly, and the Adair-Casey coach is Dave Sanders.
September 18th
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Nick Holste Freshman Short Interview
By Tehya Hansen
Who is your favorite Senior?
* Chris Fuoss
Do you like all the freedom that you have in High School?
*Yes, it is way better than middle school.
What activities are you involved in?
* Football, Basketball, Track and Baseball
What is your favorite subject in High School?
* Math with Mr. Arp because it’s easy
What was your biggest fear coming into High School?
* Being bossed around by upperclassman
Jordyn Hill Freshman Short Interview
By: Tehya Hansen
Who is your favorite Senior?
* Kourtnie Stephenson
Do you like all the freedom that you have in High School?
* Yes
What activities are you involved in?
* Cheerleading and Vocal
What is your favorite subject in High School?
* Math with Mr. Arp
What was your biggest fear coming into High School?
* Getting bullied by upperclassman
Senior Spotlight on Kyla Gurley
By: KLani Waters
*Who are you parents and siblings?
- Her parents are Tim Gurley and Tracey Hardisty and her siblings are Kaley Ladd, Kendra Gurley, Austin Hardisty, Chelsea Hardisty, Faye Hardisty, Kenleigh Hardisty.
*What is your favorite food at lunch?
- Pizza
*What is your favorite class?
-Painting
*What is your favorite memory?
- My favorite memory is when I got to go to South Dakota with my grandparents and see the waterfalls.
*What are your future plans?
- Going to college to become a cosmetologist.
*What do you like to do in your free time?
- I like to hang out with my friends and spend time with my family.
*What is your advice to underclassmen?
- Make sure you concentrate on your schoolwork and get good grades. Also, have fun and get involved in the activities.
Thanks to the 2014 Student Council for all their hard work planning Homecoming 2014 "Livin' in the Wild, Wild West"!
Front Row: Mr. Brian Sexton, advisor, Hunter Lank,Thomas Hensley, Nick Holste Second Row: Tehya Hansen, Tierney Sothman, Grace Hansen, Christian Kinzie, Kendra Gurley, Tyler Steele and Brookelyn Wahlert Third Row: Keagan Hosfelt, Ty Stuhr, Mackenzie Schwenke, Kourtnie Stephenson, Blake Miller, Drew Ticknor
Cougar Volleyball Gets into the Swing of Things
By: Tierney Sothman
On Saturday, September 6, the team traveled to Coon Rapids for a tournament that consisted of eight teams. The teams were CAM, Paton Churdan, Coon Rapids, ICA, A-C, Pleasantville, CRB, and St. Marys, Storm Lake. Being a long day and playing five games, CAM left with 4th place. On Tuesday, September 9, there was a home volleyball game against Boyer Valley, during homecoming week. The Cougars had a tough loss, going 0-3.
The Scary Guy Comes to Cass County
By: Brooklyn Wendt and Katie Aupperle
The Scary Guy came to Cass County to share information with students telling them he wants everyone to eliminate hate, violence, and bullying. He has been to the Atlantic, CAM, and Griswold Schools. He has challenged students, staff, and the community members to go seven days and seven nights without any name calling, or talking about people behind their backs. The Scary Guy wanted the students and staff to take the challenge seriously.
Following the program, the CAM Student Council along with the Spy Staff ate lunch with Mr. Scary to discuss some additional questions. When asked why he had his name legally changed to The Scary Guy, he responded that he was referred to as The Scary Guy in a Texas newspaper. He then decided to change his name. He hopes that his message will stay with the students, staff, and the community, and we can change the world one school at a time.
2014 Homecoming Court: starting top right freshmen attendants: Nick Holste and Mariah Murphy, sophomore attendants: Austin Chester and Kendra Gurley, junior attendants: Drew Ticknor and Mackenzie Cross. Center, Queen, Brooklyn Wendt and King, Blake Miller with Crownbearers: Kayden Winther and Hallie Keeler on each side. On the left, senior candidates: Tyler Steele and Tianna Kinzie, Trace Ticknor and Tierney Sothman and Austin Hardisty and Kourtnie Stephenson. Next, 2013 King and Queen, Michael Holste and Erin Daugherty, On the steps left to right, Austin Williamson, Tanner Winther, Connor Bell, Mackenzie Schwenke and Katie Aupperle the ushers and MC's.
Homecoming 2014 Dedication: Jack, Abby, and Ethan Follmann children of Brian and Amy Follmann