Allen, Heavener Lead the Class of 2010

Senior Awards Night

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Athletic Awards

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Hampshire High School, Romney, WV June 2010 - Vol. XXXIIX, No. 8

Allen, Heavener Lead the Class of 2010

The sun was going down, the capswere on, the gowns were neatlypressed. Pictures had been taken, par-ents beamed with approval and pride,and the soon-to-be graduates waitedanxiously in the lower hall of HHS.

Everyone could feel the excitementand anticipation of Commencement2010. Graduates prepared for thatonce-in-a-lifetime walk down the hillas the band played “Pomp & Circum-stance.” A crowd filled the homestands and spilled onto the hillside.

It was not a typical Friday night inRomney, West Virginia. On this nightthe county celebrated the accomplish-ments of a successful group of HHSgraduates. It was the perfect settingfor the perfect ending of thirteen yearsof school.

From the National Anthem beingsung by Harmony to the welcoming bythe class president Ryan Kerns, to theintroduction from treasurer EileenHeavener, to the remarks of the super-intendent, Robin Lewis, observerscould see the soon-to-be grads’ eager-ness to receive their diplomas.

Before the diplomas could be re-ceived, however, there would be morefestivities: the introduction to the sa-lutatorian and valedictorian and theiraddresses. Next, Julee Mullins intro-duced principal Candy Canan whospoke to the seniors about what theyhad taught her.

Historian Brittney Ruckman intro-duced FNB’s Patty Wygal who pre-sented the “Striving for ExcellenceAward” to Eileen Heavener.

Secretary Camilla Fout introducedthe guest speaker, Harvey Alston, amotivational speaker who is one partgame show host and one part classicalactor. Alston reminded people that lifeis only what you make it, that self-re-spect does not come with the great job,but is brought to the job by people whodo the best they can do with whateveris available to them.

When Alston finished, the time hadfinally come: diplomas. The Class of2010 walked across the field, shook thehands of the principal, assistant prin-cipals and board members and re-ceived their diplomas while parentsand friends stood cheering from thestands.

Students switched their tassels to theright to signify they were no graduates.And then the evening culminated inthat moment all knew would come: thecelebratory tossing of the hats into theair.

Now, they were ready to face theworld.

Johnathan AllenValedictorian

Eileen HeavenerSalutatorian

Ryan Kerns, president of the senior class, wel-comes the crowd at Commencement 2010.

Hannah Gunn and principal Candy Canan dem-onstrate their special handshake for the audience.

Patty Wygal of FNB presents Eileen Heavenerwith the “Striving for Excellence Award.”

Julee Mullins introduces principal Canan.

230 Seniors Receive Diplomas at Rannells Field Ceremony

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amanda algerstaff writer

It is the end of the school year and I’msure that a lot of students feel the sameas I do and are ready for summer. Actu-ally, teachers are ready also. If you listenaround you will hear teachers and stu-dents saying that they can’t wait to sleepin again and hang out with their friendsand family.

In my opinion, this year has been anexperimental one with the change fromblock scheduling to the nine-period day.Some teachers like the shorter classesbecause of problem students, but othersargue that classes aren’t long enough to

teach or learn the lessons.I have witnessed incidents where in-

terruptions have taken valuable timefrom the shorter 45-minute classes. Allstudents then suffer when it comes timeto take a test because the learning envi-ronment has been compromised.

Despite the difficult transition, we havehad some fun times, even though it lookslike more change is in store. Next yearthe schedule may change again althoughit isn’t the only thing that will change atHampshire High.

Counselor Bonnie Wilcox and teacherand coach Larry See are retiring; there-fore, we will have a new counselor and anew physical education teacher and ten-nis coach. They will be missed, though,and we wish them the best in the newchapter they are about to embark upon.

Congratulations, Mrs. Wilcox and Mr.See, for your many years of dedicationto the students of Hampshire County.

All I can say is that next year I will be asenior and this school is still makingchanges, so my best advice for any up-coming freshman is, “Don’t get upset orgo totally crazy if you are confused byyour classes or your schedules becausethat’s all part of the high school process.”

Have a great summer and we’ll see youin August.

Summer is here and cold weather isgone. The snow is a mere memory.

We are out of school, and now it’s timeto have some fun.

It’s time to get out our bathing suitsand sunglasses—time to spend our lazydays by the pool.

Summer is always a blast. It is hot andyou can do whatever you want withoutschedules and bells. The only part I amregretting is that it is only two monthslong.

As I grow older, summers seem to begetting shorter. Why is that? I have noclue why, but now we are starting schooleven earlier in August.

Enjoy Your Shortened Summer

Johnathan Allen delivers his Valedictory addressat the 2010 Commencement.

Seniors march to the tune of “Pomp and Circum-stance” prior to the graduation ceremony.

Looking Back...Looking Forward

“It would be nice if oursummer could be as long

as we thought it waswhen we were

in kindergarten.”

Summer is a time for us to hang outwith friends and relax and not worryabout school work or anything for thatmatter. It would be nice if our summercould be as long as we thought it waswhen we were in kindergarten.

The whole reason we have a summeris for the students to get a refreshingbreak from school work. True, many ofus may still have jobs where we have towork, but these responsibilities shouldnot hurt the way we think of our much-anticipated summer.

My advice to soon to be seniors, jun-iors, sophomores and freshmen? Havefun this summer. Don’t worry about nextschool year...yet.

Have fun and be safe.

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The annual Baccalaureate servicewas held in the Hampshire Highauditorium on May 23. The event wassponsored by the Romney ChristianMinisterial Association.

The welcome and invocation wasgiven by Pastor Jack Hanks of the FirstBaptist Church of Romney. AaronFields, a 2009 graduate of HampshireHigh School, performed a piano solo.He also provided prelude music beforethe ceremony.

The message of encouragement wasgiven by Pastor Tom Rowan whopreaches at Tearcoat Church of theBrethren in Augusta. He is the fatherof senior Heather Rowan.

Rowan’s message was taken fromProverbs 3:5-6, which says, “Trust inthe Lord with all your heart and leannot on your own understanding; in allyour ways acknowledge him and hewill make your paths straight.” Hecommented that God can change one’slife. He encouraged seniors to take thedirection they wanted and let God leadtheir way.

Harmony performed between thetwo messages. Camie Fout, HannahFunk, Jennifer Grant, Austin Andersonand Lucas Orndorff sang the song“Great is the Lord,” accompanied byFields on the piano.

The message was given by Pastor MikeMyers who is the father of senior JoshMyers. The central idea of his messagecan be found in Matthew 6:33, whichsays, “But seek first his kingdom and hisrighteousness, and all these things willbe given to you as well.” The title of hismessage was “Top Priorities.”

Myers noted that everyone’s prioritieswill be different. He asked questions ofthe seniors such as, “How are youpreparing for life after high school?” and“What are your future actions?” Myerstouched on three main aspects during hisspeech: love, ambition and destination.

The benediction was given by seniorDenise Sudlow, president of Faith inAction. Before the benediction, shecongratulated her fellow classmates ontheir successful high school career.

Seniors Receive Words of Encouragement at Annual Service

Pastor Mike Myers delivers the message at the2010 Baccalaureate.

Senior Harmony members perform “Great Is theLord.”

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speaker tells thousands of studentsdressed in identical caps and

gowns that “individuality” is thekey to success.

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Retirees Bid Farewell to Hampshire High

Hampshire High School facultymembers Bonnie Wilcox and Larry Seehave announced plans to retire fromteaching.

Prior to the school year’s end, theyboth answered questions aboutteaching, coaching and their plans forthe future:

Trojaneer: “How long have you been ateacher?“

Wilcox: 33 yearsSee: 33 years

Trojaneer: “During your teaching career,what have you taught/coached?”

Wilcox: I taught developmentalguidance, was a reading specialist inelementary and middle school, taughtart, health and reading, was involvedin the Jostens language arts program,served 13 years as a high schoolguidance counselor and coached crosscountry for seven years.

See: I taught English and physicaleducation. I coached basketball,baseball, tennis and football.

Trojaneer: “Where have you taughtother than at Hampshire High School?”

Wilcox: I was a reading specialist inHardy County Schools; I was at CaponBridge Junior High School where Itaught art, developmental reading andhealth; I also taught developmental

guidance at Springfield/Green Spring,John J. Cornwell and RomneyElementary Schools.

See: I taught at Romney Junior HighSchool for five years.

Trojaneer: “What hobbies do you have?”Wilcox: Taking walks, quilting and

Facebooking.

See: I enjoy all kinds of outdoorsports, especially golf. I also enjoygardening.“Do you have any children? Howmany?”

Wilcox: 3, Justin, Andrew and AllieSee: 2, Amy and Philip

Trojaneer: “What are your futureplans?”

Wilcox: I plan to substitute inelementary schools, and the schedulewill eventually be filled!

See: I may work as a substituteteacher. We plan to travel and spendmore time with our kids.Trojaneer: “Do you have any commentsthat you would like to leave with theHampshire High School staff and/orstudents?”

Wilcox: Every moment was filledwith a variety of emotions, mostly fun-filled, exciting and worthwhile.

My advice to the students is to find ajob that you have a passion for and oneyou look forward to each day of yourcareer.

See: It has been a pleasure to teachand coach in Hampshire County. I hopemy retirement years are as enjoyable asmy working years have been.

Bonnie Wilcox Larry See

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Hampshire High athletes wererecognized for their accomplishments atthe annual Athletic Awards Ceremony onSunday, May 23.

The following students were awardedplaques:

FootballMost Valuable Player—Brent WaltersOffensive Player—Philip MalickDefensive Player—Hunter PeacemakerIronman Award—Brent WaltersSoccerOffensive Player of the Year, Girls—

Shaunna ShafferOffensive Player of the Year, Boys—

Jesse JohnsonDefensive Player of the Year, Girls—

Samantha WilsonDefensive Player of the Year, Boys—

David AnnadaleUnsung Hero Award, Girls—Hannah

GunnUnsung Hero Award, Boys—Matt

CrouseGirls’ BasketballOffensive Player of the Year—Lindsey

MillerDefensive Player of the Year—Lyndsay

WhetzelRuby Martin Haines Award—Hollie

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Cross CountryOutstanding Athletic Performance—

Nathan Whitacre, Sarah Burkett, CarissaGuyer

Boys’ BasketballOffensive MVP—Philip MalickCoaches Hustle Award—Jordan

NelsonDefensive MVP—Robbie SmelserWrestlingMost Outstanding Wrestler—Jonathan

AllenGirls’ TrackMost Outstanding Track Athlete—

Rebekah LewisRising Star—Sarah BurkettMost Valuable Runner—Hannah CarlBoys’ TrackHigh Point Running—Jesse JohnsonHigh Point Field Events—Brent WalterDavid Heavner Memorial Award—

Nathan WhitacreCheerleadingOustanding Leadership Award—

Rachael PezzaniteOutstanding Tumbler Award—Hillary

WolfordMost Enthusiastic Award—Justine

BohrerSoftballMost Valuable Player—Kasey

PattersonOutstanding Defense—Lyndsay

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Outstanding Defense—Kayla KeckleyOutstanding Offense—Logan SonnerBaseballOffensive Player of the Year—Isaiah

ChaneyDefensive Player of the Year—Ollie

DouthittScott Allen Memorial Award—Jalen

NewcomeMighty Trojans—Lucas Eckerson &

Trevor Eckerson

Unsung Hero—BlakeSaville & Sara Ayers

Most Enthusiastic—IsmaelMurtadha & Hannah Gunn

Pride of the Trojans—Jonathan Allen & TeatherSmith

Ralph Nealis “Tiger”Award—Lawrence Foley

Scholar Athletes—Jonathan Allen & EileenHeavener

Richard ShackelfordMemorial Award—Caleb Hill

Outstanding Male andFemale Athletes—KatlynOrndorff & Philip Malick

Hampshire Athletes Recognized at Annual Awards Ceremony

J. Holland Rannells Nominees—JesseJohnson, Eileen Heavener, NathanWhitacre

J. Holland Rannells Award—NathanWhitacre

WVSSAC Sportsmanship Award—Hannahh Carl, Holly Ruggles, SaraBurkett, Carissa Guyer, Danielle Lewis

Winchester Medical Center “UnsungHero” Award—Justin Shaffer

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Teams Compete at Kaitlyn Dante Tournament

Seven teams gathered in thegymnasium on Wednesday, May 12, toparticipate in the 6th annual KaitlynDante Memorial Volleyball Tournament.Teams made up of volleyball players andtheir friends played round robin style toplace in the play-offs.

After round robin, team 5 and team 7played. Then, team 3 and 6 played, bothto the score of 15-13. Teams 2 and 1played to a score of 15-12. Team 2 wentup against team 4 but lost at 20-9. Teams5 and 6 played, and team 6 won at 20-13.

Team 6 consisted of Brent Walter,Jonathan Hotchkiss, Denard Hartwell,Amanda Largent, Robbie Smelser andJordan Nelson.

Near the end of the day, team 6 facedteam 4 for the final game. After a longand tough game, team 4 went strong andwon the game 30-36. Team 4 membersreceived medals and were named the2010 Kaitlyn Dante MemorialTournament Champions.

Team 4 members were Blake Saville,Caleb Hill, Sierrah Blomquist, JoshMoreland, Ashley Davis and PhilipMalick.

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Eleven female and five maleHampshire High students will havethe opportunity of a lifetime whenthey attend Girls and Boys State thissummer.

The females chosen to attend thissummer’s event held at WheelingJesuit are Susan Chang, HannaFitzgerald, Allison Hott, Brooke Hott,Amanda Largent, Amy Maphis,Kasey Patterson, Leah Saville, AlishaTurner, Lyndsay Whetzel and HannaYork.

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learn how to become better citizens.The males chosen to attend Boys State

this summer at Jackson’s Mill are CodyBixler, William Harvey, Aaron Loar,Charles McDonald and Jalen Newcome.

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Boys State shows businesses that theseparticipants have good character andleadership qualities.

Participating in Boys State looks goodon college applications and theparticipants can also be awardedscholarships.

(Left) Brittney Ruckman introduces FNB vicepresident Patty Wygal at graduation.

(Above) Seniors march onto Rannells Field forCommencement 2010.

Congratulations, Class of 2010

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Members of the Class of 2010 were therecipients of over $1 million fromorganizations, individuals, colleges anduniversities and the military. Thefollowing scholarships and awards werepresented during Senior Awards Nighton June 2:

Dick McElwee Scholarship-KayleighJackson

Building Construction Awards andCertification Programs-Dillon Nickelson,Brent Rodgers

DECA ICDC Competency Awards-Jessica Barnes, Brittney Ruckman

WVU Scholarships-Charles Givens,Eileen Heavener, Kayleigh Jackson,Deirdre LeHew, Jonathon Oates, JessicaRatliff, Richard Szabo, Samantha Voit,Hillary Wolford, Mason Young

Potomac State Scholarships-TiffanyBishop, Stephanie Bohrer, OliverDouthitt

Ashley Everts, Camilla Fout, TaylorKidwell, Bonnie Malone, Tiffany Miller,Jack Poore, Arianna Pownall, BlakeSaville, Ashley Staub, Samantha Stotler,Kayla Tanner

WCBC/Potomac State CollegeScholarship-Camilla Fout

Woodmen of the World Lodge #6-Michael Albert

Business and ProfessionalOrganization-Millie Omps

Romney Rotary Club Scholarship-Richard Szabo

Kirby ALA Unit #134 NursingScholarship-Brittney Ruckman

DAR Award-Jonathan AllenEdith Hazel Wyand Keister Memorial

Scholarship-Kelli Welsh, Samantha Voit,Raylynn Ladd, Tiffany Miller, DeirdreLeHew

James E. Miller Memorial Scholarship-Eileen Heavener

John Matthew Mathias MemorialScholarship-Brittney Ruckman

TJ Timbrook Memorial Scholarship-Billy Shingleton

Loyal Order of the Romney Moose-Stephanie Bohrer, Cheyene Corbin,Ashlyn Dugan, Michelle Gosnell, JoshuaHiett, Jesse Johnson, Reneil Johnson,Jessica Kline, Chandra Long, AshleyEverts

Carl Dee Stickley Scholarships-HannahGunn, Teather Smith, Jessica Kline, ReneilJohnson, Tiffany Miller

Patty Loy Memorial Scholarship-KayceeAdams

Debra Ann Fuller Memorial Scholarship-Matthew Crouse, Richard Szabo

Hampshire County CEOS Scholarship-Matthew Crouse

National Art Honors Award Certificates-Zachary Shanholtz, Gregory Sirk, CatherineWood, Jessica Kenney, Raylynn Ladd,Matthew Crouse

Hampshire High School AlumniScholarships-Cheyene Corbin, Joshua Hiett

Virginia Dare Haines MemorialScholarship-Katlyn Orndorff

E.L. “Shorty” Grapes Scholarship-Cheyene Corbin

Bobby Hott Memorial Scholarship-BrandiBuckler, Mason Young

Robert W. Calvert Memorial Scholarship-Lorin Roeder

WV Wesleyan Scholarships-NathanWhitacre, Joshua Hiett

Romney Middle School Scholarships-Matthew Crouse, Stephanie Bohrer

Augusta Ruritan Scholarships-CalebPancione, Heather Ludwick

Alderson-Broaddus College Scholar-ships-Sarah Ayers

Promise Scholarships-Jonathan Allen,Steve Baldwin, Tiffany Bishop, AshleyEverts, Charles Givens, Mitchell Haines,Eileen Heavener, Joshua Hiett, KayleighJackson, Ryan Kerns, Taylor Kidwell,Jonathon Oates, Millie Omps, AriannaPownall, Ashley Staub, Richard Szabo, KelliWelsh, Nathan Whitacre, Hillary Wolford,Mason Young

Davis and Elkins Scholarship-MillieOmps

Paulette Eversole Memorial Scholarship-Zandalee Daugherty

Robert Eversole Memorial Scholarship-Lindsey Conneway

Marion D. Herriott VocationalScholarships-Mitchell Haines, EileenHeavener, Matthew Crouse, KayleighJackson, Anthony Tenney, Samantha Voit

Community Involvement for Kids-Jacqueline Smith, David Fields, JessicaKline, Oliver Douthitt

Capon Bridge Ruritan:James and Iva McDonald Memorial

Scholarships-Zandalee Daugherty,Hillary Wolford, Brandi Buckler

Mervin and Opal Wolford MemorialScholarship-Reneil Johnson

Harold and Lake HendersonMemorial Scholarship-Jesse Johnson

Mill Creek Ruritan Scholarship-Joshua Myers

Slanesville Ruritan Scholarships-Kelli Welsh, Sarah Wells, Millie Omps

Class of 1987-Stephanie Bohrer,Justine Bohrer, Camilla Fout, TroyBennett, Brooke Lewis

8 and 40 Nursing Scholarship-Brittney Ruckman

ALA Unit #91 Nursing Scholarship-Brittany LaBossiere

ALA Unit #91 Scholarship-TaylorKidwell

Cody Raines AgricultureScholarship-Anthony Tenney

Kirby Ruritan Scholarships-Stephanie Bohrer, Brittney Ruckman,Michael Gregory, Kayla Wolford

Kaitlyn Dante MemorialScholarship-Brandi Buckler, KelliWelsh

Heath Kline Memorial Scholarships-Brittney Ruckman, Katlyn Orndorff

Springfield Ruritan Scholarships-Kaycee Adams, Justin Horne

Hampshire County School ServicePersonnel Scholarships-Sarah Ayers,Ryan Kerns, Lewis Marsh, JuleeMullins, Brittney Ruckman, DanielleShockey, Michelle Shockey

Hampshire Community AssociationScholarship-Eileen Heavener

John Brill Memorial Scholarships-Jack Poore, Hillary Wolford, LanceDavis

HCEA Scholarships-CheyeneCorbin, Millie Omps

Hampshire Gas Company-KatlynOrndorff

Journalism and yearbook teacher Linda Staubpresents Kelli Welsh, Pride & Spirit yearbook andTrojaneer newspaper editor, with the 2010Communication Award.

Richard Szabo and Matthew Crouse arepresented with the Debra Ann FullerMemorial Scholarship by Augusta Elementaryprincipal Jeff Pancione.

Senior Awards Night Honors Class of 2010

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George Sloan Arnold Scholarships-Jessica Kline, Jack Poore, BrittneyRuckman, Mitchell Haines, EileenHeavener, Brittany LaBossiere

George Sloan Arnold ValedictorianScholarship-Jonathan Allen

George Sloan Arnold SalutatorianScholarship-Eileen Heavener

Newton B. Shingleton Scholarship-Reneil Johnson

Mary Pugh Scholarship-KayceeAdams

National Merit Finalist Scholarship-Jonathan Allen

Top of the Mountain for AcademicExcellence-Jonathan Allen, MitchellHaines, Eileen Heavener, RichardSzabo

Italian Exchange Completer Awards-Jonathan Allen, Lindsay Jackson, RyanKerns, Jessica Kline, Deirdre LeHew,Chandra Long, Mitchell Haines, TiffanyMiller, Millie Omps, Arianna Pownall,Danielle Shockey, Ashley Staub, SamanthaVoit, Kelli Welsh, Tyler Whetzel, JenniferWhite

The Greater Kanawha ValleyFoundation-Nathan Whitacre

U.S. Army Scholarship-Tony LaFollette,Steve Ritenour, Brandon Blosser

U.S. Army Reserves Scholarships-LewisMarsh, Donnie Athey

David A. Hawkens Scholarship Fund-Eileen Heavener

Wilda Michael Memorial ScholarshipFund-Mitchell Haines

Senior Awards Night(Continued from page 11)

Royalty Crowned at Prom

Camilla Fout and Ismael Murtadha are crownedprom queen and king at Hampshire’s 2010 promin May.

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Allen, Heavener Lead the Class of 2010