Mrs. Boos Voted Teacher Of The Year What’s Inside
The Official Newspaper of Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology Volume 3 Issue 1 October 2014Mrs. Boos Voted Teacher of the YearWhat’s InsideScreaming EagleMrs. Boos is Peterson’s teacher of the year 2014-2015.By Trixie Mae RamosWhat makes a teacher a greatteacher? There are many thingswhich make a teacher great;they set high expectations fromtheir students, they have clearwritten-out objectives, they areprepared and organized, theyengage and maintain strongrelationships with their students,and they are masters of theirBuddy Bear ChallengeBy Mackenzie GuidyBoost up a chemo patient andgive a bear a hug. Buddy bearsare an effort by the Channel12 News for cancer patientsalong the First Coast. Brandnew teddy bears bring hopeand encouragement to chemopatients. The teddy bears bringcomfort and show cancerpatients that we are behind youand that you are in our heartsand prayers.See page 5subject matter.A Greek philosopher and scientistSee page 3Homeschool SportsEagle Eye
Page 2Volume 3 Issue 1 October 2014Eagle 411CALENDAROCTOBER15 - PSAT TestingSenior Class Roller Skating Trip16 - AP Environmental Field Trip17 - Jags Day! Wear Jags’ colors19 - Race shirts! Wear race shirtor jersey of sport you participatein.21 - College & Career Fair onthe Bazaar Deck 11:49 a.m.- 1:49p.m. (3rd period)23 - 6 p.m. Girl Scouts Meeting6 p.m.– 9 p.m. Peterson FunNight @Adventure Landing6 p.m. Haunted House24 - 1 p.m. CPR Certification7 p.m. Homecoming Dance25 - PSAT Testing27-31 Red Ribbon Week28 - Jostens Final Visit (Rings/Announcements)Zumba Practice 3:25 p.m. D406/40731 - Halloween!!!NOVEMBER5 - Early Release7- Jags Day! Wear Jags’ colors10 - Weather Day11 - Veteran’s Day14 - Academy Day! Wear yourAcademy T-shirt14 - Junior Class Movie Night19 - Early Release26 - Weather Day27&28 - Thanksgiving BreakDECEMBER1 - Weather Day5 - College Spirit Day10 - Early Release11- CIS Holiday Party19 - Weather Day18 - Jags Day22-January 2 Winter Compiled by Scarlett Camara-https://gmsp.org/College can be expensiveand often is the biggest hurdlebetween students continuingtheir education.There are many scholarshipsavailable that can lessen thefinancial burden. It’s nevertoo late to start applying toscholarships, below are a fewscholarship options that mayhelp you pay for changes.state.gov/Did you know. Hot water is heavier thancold.-https://www.fafsa.gov/ A shrimp’s heart is in its head.-https://csac.ca.gov/ When cranberries are ripe,they bounce like a legeispossible.org/Earn Your WingsBy Trixie Mae Ramos“Earn Your Wings is a programthat we created last year as anincentive to help To rewardstudents who are post-secondaryready (PSR) in reading andmath and who are industrycertified,” said Mrs. Buchanan,the graduation coach for FrankH. Peterson.“Because up until this time,there was really no incentive foryou to do both. So, we felt likeif we did an honorary program,where it would be a reward-typesituation, then people wouldwant to do industry cert. as wellas PSR in reading and math.”Within the three years (10th, 11th,and 12th), a student has to earnan industry certification and thenreceive your PSR certification inyour last two years. In your 10thgrade year, you can earn youcertification, but you have toearn your college readiness inyour 11th and 12th grade year.This means that you are able tobe inducted in the 11th or 12thgrade.Mrs. Buchanan also stated, “Youget to wear a special medallionfor graduation and you get aspecial pin and a certificate.It’s always a very formal affair.We have this very special formalinduction for that after school atthe restaurant. That’s what wedo.”The “Earn Your Wings” programgot its name from Peterson’smascot, the Silver Eagle. Just likeearning a medallion or gettinga promotion in the military, youwould be upgraded to a higherWhy wouldn’t the shrimpquality, so it’s a very positive step.share his treasure?Last year, the program inductedover 80 students and has beenvery successful.Silly JokeTalon StaffCarbonell, Nataly; Senior Layout EditorLind, Kallie S; Senior EditorCamara, Scarlett L. Ramos, Trixemae T. Thoma, Jacob M.Agosto-Aponte, LisandraBridgman, Karalyn M.Cannon, Brittany R.Carter, Anne L.Corbett, Rena A.Durant, Deja E.Eddy, Kiersten R.Freeney, Jade K.Guidy, Mackenzie L.Harryman, Allison R.Hernandez, Angel R.Jackson, Kiersten A.Jones, William Z.Koziolek, Ashley M.Leaphart, Winston T.Lungu, NtheyeMunroe, Cristopher J.Phillips, Skyler A.Rogers, Mikayla A.Salinas, Joshua R.Sepeda, Victoria E.Williams, Leilani M.Williams, Taylor R.Because he was a little shellfish!
Volume 3 Issue 1 October 2014Nest NotesPage 3Boos Named Teacher of the YearContinued from page 1Mrs. Boos said.Mrs. Boos got into teaching asshe was getting out of graduateschool and thought that beinga teacher would be an “easyA”, knowing how well she workswith students. Being a teacher isnot as easy as you think. LessonlearnedMrs. Boos hams it up duringhomecoming week.once said, “Those who educatechildren well are more to behonored than they who producethem; for these only gave themlife, those the art of living well.”Frank H. Peterson’s social studiesteacher, Heather Boos, wasrecently named “Teacher of theYear.”“I think it means that it’s sortof validating,” said Mrs. Boos, “Itmeans that all the hard work thatI’m putting in is paying off and itfeels nice to be recognized forthat and everyone likes to hearthat they’re doing a good job. Sothat’s what it means to me, a sortof a ‘pat-on-the-back’ that wedon’t get a lot of.”Once the “Teacher of the Year”has been chosen in the school,he or she is able to compete forthe district, with other teachersfromotherschools.Being“Teacher of the Year” also givesteachers an honor to speak forthe graduating class.“Actually, I don’t mind speakingin front of people, so I think I’llbe okay. I’m just nervous abouthaving a very good speechbecause I want it to be a reallygood speech for the seniors,”This is her sixth year teaching.During her first year, she wasa teacher at Wolfson HighSchool and taught all regularWorld History. She has herundergraduatedegreeinPsychology and her graduatedegree in Sociology, which gother qualified to teach SocialStudies. Eventually, she becamea proud member of the Petersonstaff.Mrs. Boos was also well-knownfor being in the Roller Derby.She herself said, “My friend that Itaught with at Wolfson asked meto come to a game and I wasnot interested in going. And thenI went and thought like, ‘Oh,I have to do this now’. We hadskating parties at school and Ilive really close to the rink, so Igrew up roller skating.So, I was pretty good at it and,‘Ah, this would be easy,’ just likeI did with teaching. And there itis again. But it turned out to befantastic because it’s a goodstress relief or release I guessyou could say. It’s a lot of hoursoutside of school and it’s a greatway to stay in shape and to takeout frustrations from the schoolday.”In her spare time, she plans forclasses. Also she said, “I like towatch weird, interesting movies.I go watch my husband’s bandplay. I read. And yeah, just restand relax. And that’s about it!”Congratulations to this year’s“Teacher of the Year” HeatherBoos.New culinary teacher, Ms. Donelan works her magic in thekitchen.New Teacher Poses ChallengeBy Brittany CannonFor those of you who don’t know, “Chopped” is an Americanreality based television series that pits four chefs against eachother competing for a chance to win ten thousand dollars!Peterson’s newest culinary teacher, Ms. Donelan, hopes to takeon this challenge. Not only is she new to Peterson, but she is newto the world of education as well. She felt as if she needed toencourage her students to improve their grades in her class.This is why she told them that if they all got a B or higher, she wouldtry out for “CHOPPED!” She went to school at Johnson & Wales,and in her free time she likes to run. Currently, she is training to runin a marathon!Peterson’s Arabian Nights DanceBy Mackenzie GuidyPetersonwillbehostingHomecoming during the weekof October 20th-October 24th.The activities, times and datesare as follows: Monday, October20 is twin day and the seniortailgate 3rd period, and hallwaydecorating from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. inthe F-bldg. Tuesday, October 21 ischaracter day. On that same daythe college & career fair will beheld during 3 period. Please notethat teacher sign up is required.Wednesday, October 22 is tackyday, so wear mix matched things,things that look absolutely outof the ordinary. Then Thursday,October 23 is rep your classcolors. Seniors wear blue, juniorswear purple, sophomores wearred and freshmen wear green.The PEP Rally and class/ facultycompetitions will be held from2:15 p.m. to 3:25 p.m. Thatnight is Peterson Fun Night atAdventure Landing on BlandingBlvd. Tickets are 15.The homecoming dance willbe held Friday, October 24thfrom 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on theFHP bazaar deck. The theme isArabian Nights. Dance ticketswent on sale Monday, October13th. Also, you can purchasetickets from Mrs. Mackoul in A101before or after school. The costis 15 in advance or 20 at thedoor.
Page 4Volume 3 Issue 1 October 2014Talon TalkHOME SCHOOL SPORTSD. SingletaryShines at WHSBy Karalyn BridgmanBy Karalyn BridgmanDarius Singletary is a seniorhere at Peterson, and hedeserves special recognition.Not only has he playedfootball for Westside HighSchool all four years, but hehas also managed to maintainhis GPA. He is in the top ten ofthe senior class. Most wouldthink sports would distractPeterson Senior Darius Singlehim, but football has been atary, #17, plays for Westsidegreat motivation.High.When asked about football,he gave his personal routine;Michigan, Liberty, and “other“Wake up, time to grind,small schools” have all lookedkeep GOD first, work hard,into this young man. He has arest later. Wake up and do itvariety of schools to chooseagain.” This routine has keptfrom.him focused in school andon the field, earning him This year, he is wheelthe reputation of a scholar linebacker, as well as d-end.athlete. This reputation has You can watch him play atearned him looks from some any Westside game. Justgreat schools. Harvard, Yale, look for number 17, and thenCornell, Dartmouth, the Air you can see this PetersonForce Academy, Westpoint, Eagle fighting alongside theWestside Wolverines.Hunting DatesCompiled By Mackenzie GuidyAccording to the Florida WildlifeConservation Commission, thefollowing dateshave beenestablished for hunting in zoneC in North East Florida.October 18- 31: Antlereddeer only by a muzzle loader,crossbow, or bow.November 1- January 18:Antlered deer entire season;antlerless deer may be taken.November 22-28: Buy all legalcenter fire rifles and pistols,shotguns,muzzleloaders,Predators Diveinto CompetitionSummer is ending, the weatheris cooling, but Westside High isjumping in the water. The swimteam at this home school ishaveing a great season. TheWestside Wolverines consists ofsix wonderful Peterson Eagles:Hailey Graham, girl’s captain;BradleyPatterson;IsaiahJones, boy’s captain; KaralynBridgman; Kallie Lind; TannorSmoot; Anthony Maine; andKiersten Eddy.This team has a greatcamaraderie. Team captainHailey expressed, “It’s notabout competing anymore.It’s about encouraging eachother to do their best.” Bradleyfurther emphasized this whenhe stated “We’re a family. Thehardest part of the seasonis saying goodbye.” Both ofthese seniors, along with theother three, are reluctant tolet go of this family they’vecreated. They are embracingtheir final season together.Junior Kiersten Eddy even said,“It’s one of the best teams I’vebeen on.” These membersshow true sportsmanship andteam work.The season is ending but therealtionship between theseathletes will always leave animpact as the first Wolverinesswim team. Good luck atdistricts!crossbow, and bow.During Archery Season and firstphase of Crossbow Season, dailybag limit is: 2 deer, either of whichcan be antlered or antlerless.Children under the age of18 have to provide proof ofresidency by having a studentID card (from a Florida school)or parent’s proof of residency topurchase a hunting license.(Child must be accompaniedby the parent at the time ofpurchase) For some peoplehunting is a way of life. But formost people it’s just for show.Don’t kill innocent animals ifyou’re not going to eat them.Left to right/top to bottom: Coach Manning, Isaiah J, Donnovan K, Tannor Smoot, Bradley P, Kiersten E, Coach Bobbie,Karalyn B, Kaylei P, Hailey G, Kallie Star, Kayla, AriannaPeterson’s First Brain Brawl TeamBy Ntheye LunguThe Brain Brawl is a new competitive activity here at Frank H Petersonhosted by the new math teacher, Ms. Stover. The Brain Brawl isa competition of knowledge being put in the test with a series ofquestions to answer, kind of like “Jeopardy.”The academic team will be trained in many different subjectsis needed so anyone who wants to sign up, come in on Tuesday,that’s when meetings are held at Mr. Nye’s. Ms. Stover believes thiswill be a fun learning experience for those who want to sign up. Firstcompetition will be around November.
Volume 3 Issue 1 October 2014Screaming EagleBear Challenge& CampaignEye Spy with my Eagle Eyeadd random pix of FHP herein this box like a collagePoster design by Keyma HodgeThe teddy bears get picked upat the end of October. The brandnew teddy bears go to adult(18 years & up) cancer patientsalong the First Coast. Becauseanything else we would havewrap them because youngerkids immune systems aren’t asstrong.Don’t be afraid to participatePeterson has a goal of 200!Currently, more than 110 havebeen turned in for this project.Peterson is hoping that the silvereagles will reach that goal andbeyond!Poster design by AnastasiaDanielswho are designing posters for thiscampaign.Peterson started participatingin buddy bears to encourageother schools to also inspire allof Jacksonville to participate.There is no size limit or limit on theamount of teddy bears.There is a competition betweengrade levels and academies.The winners will be rewarded forthe most teddy bears brought inby that specific grade level oracademy.Also, Frank H. Peterson wasfeatured on Channel 12 News.This news segment featuredMs.Parrish,theassistantprincipal of curriculum, seniorcommunication students AngelHernandez and Jeromy Pizarro.Jeannie Blaylock interviewedthe communication studentsPoster design by Breonia EvansPage 5Poster design by Jeromy PizarroRemember, October is BreastCancerAwarenessmonthand wear pink to show yoursupport. While Jeanie Blaylocksent out a challenge to severalschools, Ms. Parrish is the onewho organized it for our school,also enthusiastically helping thecommunication academy makeposters. These are encouragingthem to help out with the project.She shows passion for this fromthe way she talks about it andthroughout the interview shewas continuously smiling. FrankH. Peterson is fighting the goodfight!
Page 6Volume 3 Issue 1 October 2014NHS Blood DriveSilver Eagles Earn Your WingsBy Karalyn Bridgmanwhere it would be a rewardtype situation, then peoplewould want to do industry cert.as well as PSR in reading andmath.”The results are in for theSeptember Blood Drive. Of the60 appointments scheduled,36 people showed up andregistered. 20 people gavewhole blood, and a mere sevenwere able to give double reds,which simply means that peoplegave double the amount of redblood cells. The next Blood Driveis on Friday, January 9th. Sign-upswill be during lunches aroundthat time.Why Give?By Rena’ CorbettIn 2012 Kelly had surgery andeverything went wrong.Herceliac artery ended up gettingsevered off by her aorta. Shelost more than half her blood.When she woke up from surgerythe doctors told her what hadhappen. After that she promisedherself that she would donateblood as soon as she was wellenough to do so.Most people wonder why theyshould donate blood or why itis important to donate blood?Well, I’ll tell you why. Donatingblood saves lives and helpspeople who are sick.Whenpeople have surgery, they losea lot of blood doctors give themblood transfusions. Where dothey get the blood you ask?From the people who are willingto take time out of their busy dayto donate blood. Without blooddonations many people wouldlose the ones they love.Just think of the person youlove the most. Do you havethat person in your mind? Nowjust think if they weren’t hereanymore.It’s sad and youdon’t want to think about it,The “Earn Your Wings” programgot its name from Peterson’smascot, the Silver Eagle. Just likeearning a medallion or gettinga promotion in the military, youwould be upgraded to a higherquality, so it’s a very positivestep. Last year, the programinducted over 80 students andhas been very successful.right? That’s how thousands ofpeople feel. People shouldn’tbe worrying about if their lovedones will be able to live. Familiesshould be enjoying the life thatthey have together.Everyonehasheardofsuperheroes like Spiderman,Batman, and Superman. Abouthow they fight crime and savelives. Everyone wanted to be likethem when they grow up. Wellyou can! That’s right you heardme correctly, you can be asuperhero and save lives. How?By donating blood. So be ahero and donate blood. You willnever know who’s life you will besaving, it could be your own The New Wright PlaceOpens with New MenuBy William JonesWednesday, September 17thwas The Wright Place’s debut forthe 2014-2015 school year. Therestaurant opened with an exotictheme, Asian Cuisine. A newmenu with new items made fromscratch will be available on aday to day basis. New smoothiesand salads will be selectedand served each week to keepto keep customers guessing.Students will have the optionof a single scoop of proteinpowder added to their smoothie.Wesley Crosby was the firstjunior to Earn His Wings lastyear. Join him in achievingthis goal!By Trixie Mae Ramos“Earn Your Wings is a programthat we created last yearas an incentive to help To reward students who arepost-secondary ready (PSR) inreading and math and whoare industry certified,” said Mrs.Buchanan,thegraduationcoach for Frank H. Peterson.“Because up until this time,there was really no incentive foryou to do both. So, we felt likeif we did an honorary program,Smoothies will be 3.The culinary department hasundergone some major changes,but only to make improvements.First, there is a new culinaryinstructor, Chef Donelan, whobrings new ideas and insights.Next, new equipment h as foundits way into the ‘right place.’For example, there’s a newsalamander, which is a culinarybroiler characterized by electricor gas very high temperatureoverhead heating elements. ItWithin the three years (10th,11th, and 12th), a student hasto earn an industry certificationand then receive your PSRcertification in your last twoyears. In your 10th grade year,you can earn you certification,but you have to earn yourcollege readiness in your 11thand 12th grade year. Thismeans that you are able tobe inducted in the 11th or 12thgrade.Mrs. Buchanan also stated,“You get to wear a specialmedallion for graduation andyou get a special pin and acertificate. It’s always a veryformal affair. We have this veryspecial formal induction for thatafter school at the restaurant.That’s what we do.”is used primarily in professionalkitchens for overhead grilling.On top of that, there’s a new icecream machine. In other words,ice cream will be available soon,so cool down at The WrightPlace!According to the new head ChefSchmidt, The Wright Place will beopen Wednesdays, Thursdays,and Fridays. Also, Chef Schmidtwelcomes all local neighbors tocome and dine at The WrightPlace.
Volume 3 Issue 1 October 2014Raving ReviewsThe Vlad Taltos SeriesPage 7New Peterson AcademyBy Steven BrustBy Anne CarterThe Vlad Taltos Series, has tobe one of my favorite book series ever, having read the wholething, fourteen books, twice. Theseries begins in a book calledJhereg, and goes up to the fifteenth book, which is releasing October 7th, which seems tobe just as good as all the others. Said books span multiplejourneys with the assassin, VladTaltos, and his jeherg, a flyingreptile, Loiosh. I give it a hardyrecommendation, and you canbuy the books in bundles, withtwo to three books in each.A new academy at Frank H. Peterson specializes in automationand robotic technology. The Robotics Academy has two courses:Robotics (a two year program)and Automation production( afour year program). Automation production covers Hydraulics,Pneumatics, AC/DC Theory, and numerically controlled machineryas well as many other topics. This class also teaches students therequirements and needs of an automation production line. Unlikethe robotics class, which expands on the Advanced Manufacturingcourse, covering what makes a robot work, what a robot is made upof, low level programming, and how to control them.Kingdom HeartsThe Automation Production class started in the school year of 20122013. As for the Robotics class, it was added in 2013-2014 to broadenthe understanding of the Automation Production class. At that timethere was an increasing interest in the two courses, so much thatthese two classes had to branch off into a new academy.be, but like the release date ofthe game, it is still a mystery.A trailer was already released inTokyo, Japan. Fans will finally geta sneak speak on what to expecton the release of the game. Thedemo of Kingdom Hearts 3 will bereleased at the esteemed TokyoGame show 2015.By Lisandra Agosto-AponteAre you a Kingdom Hearts fan?Well, here’s some news for you.There are rumors about therelease date of Kingdom Hearts3, it is supposed to come outnext year in May, but there isno exact date. Also, KingdomHearts 3 will be developed atthe same time as Final Fantasy15. The game will be availablefor Playstation 4 and Xbox One.Other sources say that KingdomHearts HD 2.5 ReMIX is exclusivelyfor Playstation 3 and will becomeavailable on December 4, 2014.It is an adventure with Disneyfigures such as Mickey Mouse,Goofy, Donald Duck and othercharacters. New charactersand old characters will be onKingdom Hearts 3, but the newcharacters are still somewhatunknown. There are sources thatsay who the characters mightStudent Nightsat the TheatreCompiled by Chris MunroeTheatre Jacksonville, which islocated in San Marco, is hostingmultiple events throughout theschool year.This includes a student night withperformances such Love GoesTo Press-November 6 @ 7:30 p.m.Time Stands Still-January 15 @7:30 p.m. and many others. Thiswill continue for the rest of the95th season. For student nightperformances will be 2 forstudents and 5 for teachers withidentification.This rate applies to parents whoattend with their child. The cost isso affordable as the performanceserves as dress rehersal for theactors and crew.Mr. Henderlite, the only instructor, had to take a certification exam,in fact the same exam that the robotics students will have to take.Thus giving him unique insight of what we are expected to learn. Healso has ideas about the future of the academy and hopes to addwelding and machining back to Peterson.Red Ribbon Week at FHP!Frank H Peterson will be hosting red ribbon week the weekof Oct 27th – 31.st The 2014 National Red Ribbon Weektheme at Peterson this year is: “Love yourself! Be drug free.”Monday, 10/27: RED & Crazy Hat Day!Tagline: “Have Crazy Love for Yourself--Be Drug Free!”Wear as much red as possible and add a crazy hat todemonstrate your stand to be drug free. You MUST have aRED shirt on in order to wear a hat this day *A banner willbe available all 4 lunches to sign your pledge to be drugfree & will be hung in the atrium for the rest of the week.Tuesday 10/28: Nerd Day!Tagline: “Keep your head in the books. Don’tdo drugs so you can keep your good looks!”*Dress like a nerd and show you’re too smart to start drugs *Therewill be a performance by the Dance Team during all four lunches.Wednesday 10/29: Senior CitizenDay!Tagline: “Just because you’re old doesn’t meanyou’re less than gold! It’s wise to be drug free!”*Dress like a senior citizen today!*There will be a 3-Point basketball contest during all 4 lunches today!Thursday 10/30: Throwback Decade Day!Tagline: “Let’s have a celebration for the previousgenerations. Keepin’ it drug free for all of history!”*Dress in your favorite decade today!*There will be a performance by theStep Team during all 4 lunches today!Friday 10/31: Celebrity Day!Tagline: “Be someone worth admiring—Stay Drug Free!”*Dress as your favorite celebrity today!*There will be a SWAT activity during all 4 lunches today!***ALL dress MUST abide by the dress code.
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