Take one of the pointed ends, and pull it backwards and down. Fold the tab
at the bottom behind your newly formed heart. After, fold the tab at the bottom
behind your newly formed heart. Put a quarter in the middle to make your
“change of heart!”
Fold the side corners to get rid of the face in the middle.
Then fold the whole thing in half, afterwards fold one side
down.
Now, squash these new triangles down.
Take the corners of each of the small
squares and fold them in away from the face
in the dollar (looks like a kite).
Squash these flaps down to make squares.
Hint: use something pointy to put in the
corners, like a pencil!
Take the corners of the triangles, and fold
them up towards the center corners.
Pinch the sides in to make each end look like
triangles.
Every girl imagines of marrying her high school sweetheart and
spending the rest of her life with him, but most girls never live out that
dream. However, for Government teacher and running coach, Tracy
Arsenault, that dream became a reality.
While attending the same high school, Mrs. Arsenault and her
husband, Paul, met running track together. Although they met their
sophomore year in high school, it wasn’t until their senior year that
they started dating.
“We met each other through mutual friends and I’m actually the one
that called him first,” recalls Mrs. Arsenault. “I just always thought he
was cute.”
After graduating high school, the couple had to separate while attending two different universities. Even though they had a physical
separation, the two of them never found anyone else they wanted to be
with more than each other.
HEATHER BRANNICK
Staff Writer
“It was kind of a long distance relationship,” comments Mrs. Arsenault. “We decided we would stay together and see how it went and I
never met anyone that was my best friend like he was. So we stayed
together.”
In July 1997, after Mrs. Arsenault graduated college, the couple
tied the knot in east Texas. This upcoming July, the couple will be
celebrating their 13th anniversary.
Mrs. Arsenault believes that she and her husband have stayed together because “We were best friends and we have mutual respect for
each other. We have two children and I think there is a lot of compromise in marriage.”
After knowing each other for 20 years now, their relationship has
lasted through everything. “ When I said my vows that was really
what I meant. Even though marriage is hard at times, it is worth the
work.”
High School Sweethearts Beat the Odds
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Fold the corner of one end to make a triangle, crease,
then unfold. Then do the opposite corner fold, crease
then unfold. Do this to the other end of the dollar.
ANA EBERHARDT
Life Editor
How
To:
Make an Origami Heart
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club - The Beatles
Picture to Burn- Taylor Swift
It’s Tough to Have a Crush- Ok Go
I Wasn’t Prepared- Eisley
It’s Cool, We Can Still Be Friends- Bright Eyes
I Don’t Want You Back- Backstreet Boys
Title and Registration- Death Cab for Cutie
Do Me a Favour- Arctic Monkeys
Where Does the Good Go?- Tegan and Sara
It Hurts- Angels and Airwaves
I’m Not Crying- Flight of the Concords
Lonely for Her- Jack’s Mannequin
Time is Running Out- Muse
Dancing With Myself- Glee Cast
Heartbreak Hotel- Elvis Presley
Angry Cynical “Nobody Loves Me” Tunes:
The Luckiest- Ben Folds
Collide- Howie Day
My Junk- Spring Awakening Cast
It Had to be You- Motion City Soundtrack
Incredible Love- Ingrid Michaelson
Hands Down- Dashboard Confessional
Sweet Caroline- Neil Diamond
First Date- Blink-182
Better Together- Jack Johnson
Oh, it is Love- Hellogoodbye
Fly Me to the Moon- Frank Sinatra
Such Great Heights- The Postal Service
Wonderwall- Oasis
Red Right Ankle- The Decemberists
You Make My Dreams- Hall and Oates
Happy Lovey Dovey Tunes:
CHRISTINA ROSSA
Editor-in-Chief
Valentine’s Day Tunes