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Uobdrf ScKoot 26 fA-if XHv Strttf UoVxw+, W11a»ui 4r62<rl (ll9^ 9<rl'*61l fKtAtoxfofM- I 33113023908983 In the fall, the school board finally announced its long-awaited decision to buildanewschool. The results were in: HHS wouldbe movedtoabrand new location and the middle school would take overthe current high school struc- ture. But before the board could even casttheir votes on the subject, excited HHS staffmembers were caught up in drawing layouts, making complicated proposals, and talking about theirplans forthe new building. While everyone else was drawn into the hype, the students were leftto deal with the current building and everything that went withit. Though the school is rich with history, we were all ready forachange. Renovations were completed at last, but while HHS students forthe next three years enjoy airconditioningrnew restrooms, and acardio lab, they will miss outon the anticipation ofwhat the new school will actually be like. None ofthe students enrolled at HHS this yearwill be around to attend the new high school, and in many ways the students were simply makingthemostofit. Studnetsinphysicaleducationusetheelipticalmachinesinthenewcardio lab. DoinghisparttohelpthecommunityduringServiceLearningisSenior EdwardJimenezpaintingaguardrailatacitypark. NewSpanishteacher,Mr.BrandonMosely,teacheshisclassinanelaborate costumefor"QuizDay.” AfterbeatingGriffith,headfootballcoach,Mr.WallyMcCormack, celebratesthevarsityfootballteam’sfirstLakeAthleticConferencetitle Wxfc AsOif of If.... 1004-1006 Inthefall,theCommunHiHtSyfPirnoajlelcytbCeecnatImenertohaieprenncFeeorndwedsidFhtorimweoansnnehtdmoE,arwinnbcuAttGcoanalogdktieavaemliylsHosrpbteruacodrogetgnrntairsmez,,seidldaiekfnecotlrsaI.shasairnsiptfeaiirdrTefsthaoorpommlfsaacswae,hnafetiennxjitpsoheheyreaindtmeettwnhhteescscwthoiaoottolhelerawwrotebesuomtwlplldieinrnbgagetumrbelaieelkstle.... MOTHER NATURE’S FURY Floridatookthebruntoffourmajorhurricanesduringthe2004hurricaneseason.Charley,Frances,Ivan,and Jeannecauseddevastationattheirlandfallsites,andsubsequentheavyrains,thunderstormsandtornadoes causedfloodinganddamagetoeverythingfrombuildingstobeachesfromTexastoPennsylvania. news life trends Hurricaneaftermath FOUR MORE YEARS ON THE FRONT LINES PresidentGeorgeW.Bushwasre-elected,defeatingDemocraticchallengerJohn U.S.militaryforcesremainedinIraq,tryingtostabilizeacountrybesiegedbyIraqi Kerry.TheRepublicanmajorityinCongressgainedfourmoreseatseachinthe rebels.PriortoscheduledIraqinationalelectionsJan.30,2005,theU.S.increased HouseandSenate.Voterturnoutwasthehighestsince1968. itstrooptotalsto150,000,themostsincethefightingbeganinMarch2003. ^PRIVATE TICKET INTO SPACE Forthefirsttimein history, aprivatelyfinanced vehiclesuccessfullysenthumansintospacewhen SpaceShipOnecompletedtwolaunchesintheAnsari XPrize,acontestdesignedtospurdevelopmentin privatespacecrafts.TheSpaceShipOneengineers wonthe$10millioncontestwhentheirshipsurpassed 63milesofaltitudeontwodifferentflights. A GREEK SUMMER The2004SummerOlympicsreturnedhometoAthens, Greece,whichwasthesiteofthefirstOlympicgames ianwtahyefmroomdethrenpoeorla.,wIthewraesAhmaerrdictaontsawkeimtmheerspMoitclhiagehlt Phelpswoneightmedals,includingsixgold. Jeopardy!winnerKenJennings ABostonRedSoxparty WINNERS FOR $400, ALEX TAKE THAT, BABE! aKbepeipnnegaJrebanennacitneegnss.oneJeatnrhnneieTndgVsmgobaremeneeftsihtahenodw$f2Jr.eo5ompmaairlld2iy0oIn0b3ienfrou7rl4ee TfYrahunestkreaBetoissont,oinndetfRheeeadtiAnmSgeortxihceifarinnaalrlLycehraeignvuadleesdtChh8ea6mNpyeieowanrssYhoiropkf changethatallowsplayerstoplayuntiltheylose. Series,thensweepingtheSt.LouisCardinalstowin the2004WorldSeries.Intheprocess,thedreaded “CurseoftheBambino”wasfinallydead. BigyearforShrek YEAR OF THE SEQUEL Moviegoerscouldnotgetenoughofsequels,as Shrek2,Spider-Man2andHarryPotterandthe PrisonerofAzkabanallrakedinmillionsandranked amongthetopgrossingmoviesoftheyear.Shrek2 faredparticularlywell,earningmorethananycomedy inmoviehistorywithmorethan$400million. ^HEALTHY PEOPLE STEP ASIDE Afluvaccineshortagelimitedtheshotstotheelderly apnrdoduchcreodnicawlalysill.avOanillyablhaelfdoufethetovacccoinnteamnionramtailolny problemsatoneofthefewmanufacturingplants. USHERING IN A NEW ERA R&BsingerUshersoldmorethansixmillioncopiesof hisalbum,Confessions,andbecamethefirstmusical Flushotshortage acrhtairsttsinwi3th4fyoeurardsiffteorernetascihngtlehseitnotpheofsatmheeyBeialrl.board IttFrotpecKvt 6 Sophomore CherylAbadand FreshmanKaylinKeilmanwalk withtheGenesiusPlayers'Home- comingfloat. Atthepeprally,varsityfootball captains, Kevin Lafortune.TJ Pope,MarkDrobac.andRichard Mitchell,thankthecrowdfortheir support. Puttingthefinishingtouchesonher paradecaristheHHSmayor.Dercelia Ortiz,andherbodyguards,Kelly GlidewellandArianaFranks. Middle Right— Seniors RobertYatesandAshley Geib smile after being crownedkingandqueen. WhileridingwithherfarmhorseontheGenesiusPlayers’ float.SophomoreKatieBergwavestothecrowd. JuniorsHollyClaussenandMattBoydsmileafterbeingcrownedprinceand princessatFootballHomecominghalf-time. 6 foo^'ooiLWoiMtczWng