LITTLE WOLF HIGH SCHOOL NEWS The W LFTALK March 7, 2014 Volume: 51 Issue: 6 Page 1 Song of the Month “Get me Some of That” By: Aubrie Millard “Get me Some of That” is a newer country song by Thomas Rhett. It is easily addicting and may never get old to some people. It has a catchy beat and the cutest music video. If you haven’t been lucky enough to hear it, here’s a sneak peek of some of the lyrics. “You’re shakin’ that money maker, like a heartbreaker, like your college major was Twistin’ and tearin’ up Friday nights Love the way you’re wearin’ those jeans so tight I bet your kiss is a soul saver, my favorite flavor, want it now and later I never seen nothin’ that I wanted so bad Girl, I gotta get me, gotta get me some of that Yeah, gotta get me some of that” The song is about a guy who lays eyes on a pretty girl for the first time. He can’t get her out of his head for anything, and he just has to get him some of her. If you haven’t heard it, be sure to give it a listen, you won’t regret it! Arts & Entertainment Idiosyncrasy What does it mean? By: Allison Smith The college prep english class is having to bump up the vocab words. Mrs. Konkol thinks that the words they were doing before where to easy so lets see what other students have to say when they see this word! Megan Luedke: A lot of stupid people together. Leslie Murphy: To be out of sync. Tiffany Thyssen: Not having the slightest clue on what is happening. Terrel Welch: Idiots synchronizing together. Mrs. V (librarian): A trait that is unique to a certain individual. The definition of idiosyncrasy is: a peculiarity that serves to distinguish or identify. Mrs. V was the closest of the five people that the Wolftalk ask. If you are planning on taking college prep make sure you know your vocabulary! Page 2 New Movie Releases By: Shawn H. Looking for a great movie to see with a hot date or just some friends? March has a ton of upcoming flicks being released. What kind of movie are you looking for? Action, Romance? This month has it all! Need For Speed is coming out March 14th. It is an action film based on the video game about racing cars. The film centers around Tobey Marshall, a blue-collar mechanic who races muscle-cars on the side in an unsanctioned street-racing circuit. Struggling to keep his family-owned garage afloat, he reluctantly partners with Arts & Entertainment the wealthy and arrogant ex-Nascar driver Dino Brewster. But just as a major sale to car broker Julia Bonet looks like it will save Tobey's shop, a disastrous race allows Dino to frame Tobey for a crime he didn’t commit, sending Tobey to prison while Dino expands his business out west. Other movies coming out are Divergent, 300: Rise of an Empire, and Noah. Another movie coming out is The Right Kind of Wrong. It is a romance film about a guy named Leo the dishwasher. He falls in love with the girl of his dreams; the only problem is it’s the day of her wedding. Page 3 March’s Famous Quotes Lucky March Games By: Brandon Addington By: Brandon Addington “I’m tired of ignoring that I march to a different beat.” - Charlie Sheen There are some great games hitting the U.S. this month, and one is considered the most anticipated game of 2014. One bestows you with a stick, the other a robotic suit, and the last has you fighting for survival in a post-apocalyptic world. “March is a month without mercy for rabid basketball fans. There is no such thing as a ‘gentleman gambler’ when the Big Dance rolls around. All sheep will be fleeced, all fools will be punished severely... There are no rules when the deal goes down in the final weeks of March. Even your good friends will turn into monsters.” - Hunter S. Thompson “The march of the human mind is slow.” - Edmund Burke “This, then, is the test we must set for ourselves; not to march alone but to march in such a way that others will wish to join us.” - Hubert H. Humphrey Arts & Entertainment South Park: The Stick of Truth is a game set to hit us on March 4th, for PS3 and XBox360. This game has you playing as a fourth-grader on the playground, destined to become South Park’s savior, from what? To find out try the game yourself. Titanfall, the most anticipated game of 2014 is for PC, XBox360, and XBoxOne, and is set to come out on March 11th. This game closely resembles a mixture of the games Bioshock and Call of Duty. You play as a human that uses gigantic robotic suits to save the world and yourself. Dying Light is for PC, PS3, PS4, XBox360, and XBoxOne, set to debut on March 31st. A first-person action, survival, horror game in a vast, dangerous world. During the day, you scavenge and craft your weapons, by night you fight for your life as the big brutes emerge from the darkness. Page 4 March 2014 Horoscopes What’s Your Sign? By: Jordyn Janeen Sachtjen Aquarius (January 20 - February 18) Pisces (February 19 - March 20) Aries (March 21 - April 19) Taurus (April 20 - May 20) Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Cancer (June 21 - July 22) Leo (July 23 - August 22) Virgo (August 23 - September 22) Libra (September 23 - October 22) Scorpio (October 23 - November 21) Sagittarius (November 22 - December 21) Capricorn (December 22 - January 19) Aries: You find more joy in your daily routines this month. Taurus: Re-organizing your home and work life will come into play this month. Gemini: Communications and emotions are deeply expressed this month for you. Cancer: A beautiful trend in positive relationships and fun appear in this month. Leo: A greater abundance towards personal income is in this month. Virgo: This is an excellent month for travel for you. Libra: Your peers/co-workers look up to your hard work done this month. Scorpio: You work especially hard this month and it pays off in the next. Sagittarius: Life is a little challenging when it comes to personal relationships this month. Capricorn: You’re into new activities this month. You have fun! Aquarius: Relationships are taking a huge positive turn for you this month with a friend. Arts & Entertainment Page 5 For the warrior in you How to By Miranda Wohlrabe If you’re sick of the snow and looking forward to spring and summer, something you could do is paint your nails with a summer type design. Just because there is snow on the ground, doesn’t mean you can’t get a head start on the warm weather coming upon us! (Hopefully soon) Below is a DIY for tribal print nails. Step 1: Select your 3 colors plus black and white. Any colors will do, but I recommend bright. This is a loud print that lends itself well to funky colors. Step 2: Cover the nail with a white base and allow 2 minutes to dry. Apply a second basecoat. Step 3: Stripe the nail with the 3 colors you’ve selected, again allowing 2 minutes to dry. Step 4: Once that has dried outline the colors with a black nail art brush. What designs you use is up to you. This is an adventurous trend, not for the faint of heart. Get creative and let dry for 2 minutes. Step 5: Add your topcoat to seal everything and allow to dry for 2 minutes and voila! You’re officially on trend. Arts & Entertainment Page 6 #Uberfacts by Sam Johnson What do you know and what don't you know? What has been found out that you weren't told? Some of the craziest facts I found on the website uber-facts.com. Here are some of the tweets on uberfacts within the last week! @Uberfacts- Stairs kill about 12,000 people every year, while elevators kill about 27. @Uberfacts- Residents of South African can legally attach small flamethrowers to cars to repel carjackers. @Uberfacts-If you pronounce the names of products wrong while in an Apple Store, the employees are not allowed to correct you. @Uberfacts- Falling in love has similar neurological effects as the high produced from taking cocaine. @Uberfacts- Pilots and co-pilots always eat different meals because it is unlikely that they’d both get food poisoning. @Uberfacts- Doctors will use maggots to clear up infected skin when antibiotics don’t work. @Uberfacts- Japanese researchers have concluded that cats do recognize the sound of their owners voice, however they've evolved to not care when called. @Uberfacts- 78% of Black Friday shoppers say they’ve gotten into arguments with another shopper over who got to a sale item first. Arts & Entertainment @Uberfacts- Ellen DeGeneres broke the record for most retweeted tweet ever (see her selfie above from the Oscars!) I hope you enjoyed reading these tweets! Definitely go hit that follow button and check out more on twitter! 2- Minute Chocolate Chip Cookie For One Aubrie Millard 2 tbsp unsalted butter, softened 1 ½ tbsp white granulated sugar 1 ½ tbsp brown sugar 2 tbsp beaten egg ¼ tsp vanilla extract 5 tbsp all-purpose flour ¼ tsp baking soda pinch salt ¼ cup chocolate chips 1. Combine butter and sugars 2. Add egg and vanilla 3. Add flour, baking soda, and salt 4. Stir in chocolate chips 5. Put mixture in the microwave for 2 minutes, and enjoy! Page 7 Winter Weather By: Josh Mauritz This year the winter weather has people colder than before. I interviewed Craig Hokenstad to find out what he likes and dislikes in the winter months. He likes winter with a lot of snow so that he can get the sled out and ride the trails but all this below zero weather has it sitting in the shed because it is just too cold to enjoy a ride. But I have had enough of the winter months and think that once March comes the snow should start to melt and let the grass start to grow because no one likes it when winter overstays its welcome!! TIME FOR IT TO GO!! Morgan Moede’s Winter Tale By: Allison Smith Halfway through the winter you start hearing all around people saying that they want it to be summer already! Morgan Moede dreads the month of January along with most of the people around Wisconsin because, in her opinion it is the coldest winter month and the longest. We all have some sort of way to get our weather and Morgan says, “I don't watch T.V. to get my weather; I sometimes get it off the radio but usually weatherbug.” She has got to watch out for the weather because between school and work this girl needs to get places.When there is white out and snowstorms, she is happy to be able to stay home, not do homework, and drink chai tea latte. Morgan already has her winter wardrobe out of course but she brings it out in October or NovemWinter Weather ber. She said, “I love to wear my snowmobile jacket when it gets cold, but when I am not outside I like to be by the woodstove because it is the warmest place in the house. I also like cuddling with my dog, Hazel.” Some things that Morgan has to do during the winter is break open the water for her horses and make sure they are well fed. “I like to be outside and see how pretty the snow makes everything look, and love to snowmobile and snowboard in my free time, miss the summer to be able to go running though. It sucks that winter is so long!” The things that Morgan doesn’t like about winter is that fact that she has gone in the ditch THREE times with TWO different cars! Her worst experience though was, “being in the ditch and having to wait for Dalton in -60 degrees!” Morgan has her ups and downs with winter as we all do but we live in Wisconsin so if you don’t like how the weather goes then move. A true Wisconsiner like Morgan learns to enjoy and make the best out of the long winter months. Page 8 Winter Just Won’t Give Up By: Tanisha Fisher We all know that summer isn’t coming as quickly as we want it to. The vision of luscious green grass and that sunny and 75 degree weather is just too good to be true with how the weather pattern has been lately, not to mention the numerous snow storms that caused our school to cancel classes this season. Cancel one too many that is, and cause an extra day being added to the school years 2013-14 calendar. Besides the lucky seniors, which the added day doesn't affect, other students aren't so lucky. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors are all hoping that there is some other way they could make up this day without it running into their sweet days of freedom that they call summer vacation. With just about an estimated 100 days in, there are many students catching that summer fever just to cope with the harsh winter cold. Saharra Lane, a sophomore student at Little Wolf High School, is one of those students. “I honestly dread winter,” she stated with anguish. “There are just so much more exciting things to do in the summer!” Which in fact there is! Many of us are excitingly waiting of Country USA this year, summer fair, or any other family vacations. It’s hard to bring up the excitement filled 3 months, and then looking outside to see 5 inches of snow. The closest we can get is to crank that temperature dial to 90 and drink some ice cold lemonade; which I don't recommend just for your parents sake of paying the utility bill. So I asked Miss Saharra how she exactly coped with the frosty climate. “...a Winter Weather HEATED blanket, EXTRA socks, and hot cocoa.” With basketball season ending, there is not much to look forward to until track season for our sport oriented students. February is the most hateful of months; teasing us with 40 degree weather and then all of the sudden its -15 and kids are throwing hot water out their windows for fun; I’m sure Mr. Celske is proud of our scientific discovery! “Winter weather affects my regular activities,” Lane states. “...It’s just too cold to go outside!” Ok, sure, we all have to keep ourselves entertained somehow and I understand all the summer thirsty guys and gals are bored out of their minds! Just hang in there, because summer has to come sometime! Soon enough we will be watching this heavy coat of snow melt and it’ll start warming up. Instead of complaining of how cold it is, we can all complain about how hot it is. Three more months, guys and gals, we can do this! Winter Weather By:Shawn H. The Wolftalk got the opportunity to sit down with Brady Osterling and talk with him how he manages winter driving from his hometown Shiocton everyday. The first thing Brady admitted to me was his love for watching the forecast with Tom Mahoney. He said he couldn’t trust anybody else with his weather report. Brady also was quick to tell me how much he hated sleet. When asked on how the winter weather inhibits his normal activities, he replied, “It doesn’t”. With that attitude nothing will stop him! Finally, I asked him if he’s ever gotten in a winter accident and he said, “Yeah, I got in a little accident this winter and totaled my car.” This is sad news, but it was a great opportunity to speak with the “Brodeo” himself! Page 9 AG in SWAG Draw My World By: Courtlynn Oltz Did you ever wonder who drew the homecoming posters for the class of 2014? The amazing artist was Jessie Luedke, she is a hard working, determined, wonderful person that loves art. She was selected as a finalist for the “Artist of the Week”. There was voting for who would become the “Artist of the Week” from February 24 until March 1. Although she did not win her art is still very beautiful to look at and the Wolftalk wanted to acknowledge her for her achievements. Jessie got first place for an art project at the New London High School and was rewarded $25. The Wolftalk wanted more insight to the wonderful world of Jessie’s art. FFA News Ready, Set, Go. Spring is upon us and that brings many opportunities for FFA members to get involved in FFA. The FFA banquet is being held April 6th. It starts at 12:28 p.m. and there will be a potluck dinner. Awards will be handed out and there is going to be the 10th Annual Dessert Auction. The FFA officers are looking for help. If you would like to help ask one of the officers what you could do to help. The officers and Mrs. Cordes will be deciding on a date for Food For America. They will be looking for help so when the date is posted, check to see what you can do to help. The officers are also looking at making a donation drive for the Waupaca Humane Society. If you have any good ideas be sure and let either Mrs. Cordes or one of the officers know. Seniors, remember to get those scholarships in by their deadlines. Hope you have a great rest of the month. News and opinion By: Allison Smith WT: How long did it take you to make your project that was in the competition? JL: Probably only a few days, it was hard for me to choose what colors I wanted so I chose all of them with the background in black and white. WT: What art classes have you tak- en during high school? JL: All of the art that we have, except for fiber arts, but I am learning how to do their stuff in senior art. WT: What is your favorite art class? JL: I would have to say drawing, I have taken it twice. :) WT: What is your favorite project that you have worked on? JL: Probably my squad car but it was also my least favorite because it was a long, hard process. WT: Does art contribute to your future plans for after high school? JL: Yes, because I am planning to become a police officer and a sketch artist. WT: What do you do in your free time? JL: I do police explorers and I knit and crochet. If you love art or you want to be a police officer Jessie is the perfect person to talk to! Also if you want an opinion on what art classes to take for next year then walk up to Jessie and see what she has to say! Page 10 Patty Cake Patty Cake…Mark it with a “P” St. Patrick’s Day Facts By: Courtlynn Oltz St. Patty’s Day is just around the corner, so pull out that green and show some Irish spirit. St. Patty’s Day is celebrated on March 17th every year since about the mid 90’s. To get in the green St. Patty’s Day spirit, below are some fun facts about the Irish and St. Patrick’s Day that were taken from yumsugar.com. Green is associated with St. Patrick's Day because it is the color of Spring. The city with the largest population of Americans of Irish descent is Boston (23%). At one time, there were more Irish living in New York City, than in Dublin, Ireland. Leprechauns are the official shoe makers of the fairy kingdom. Shamrocks are the national flower of Ireland and are picked on St. Patrick's Day and worn on the shoulder. Over 8 million St. Patrick's Day cards are exchanged in America making today the ninth-largest card selling occasion in the US. Over 94 million people plan to wear green on St. Patrick's Day. The original Guinness Brewery in Dublin has a 9,000 year lease. Solo Ensemble Results Tanisha & Lydia Solo Ensemble took place at Wittenberg High School this past Saturday. Manawa’s best and brightest singers/musicians worked hard to perfect their pieces to show their abilities in hopes of being allowed to go to state. Everyone who participated did their best. A huge thank you to both Mrs. Trapasso and Mrs. Eklund who worked incredibly hard to put this together for us, we wouldn't be able to do it without them. Here are the of the results of how it went and who is advancing to the state performance this May!! Solo Ensemble State Qualifiers Starred (*) 1st in Class A, earning a trip to State festival in May: Senior Girl’s Triple Trio: Nicole Cady, Breana Haines, Rachel Parson, Ashley Oertel, Molly Loughrin, Tiffany Thyssen, Allison Smith, Jessica Holtz, and Jordyn Sachtjen Men’s Triple Trio: Adam Langman, Remington Reeck, Andrew Kreklow, Andrew Scheller, John Holtz, Todd Olsen, Camden Moser, Nicholas Much, and Austin Wagner Duets: Adam Langman & John Holtz; Adam Langman & Katie Velie Soloists: Adam Langman, Breana Haines, & Katie Velie News and opinion Broadway Soloist: Breana Haines Page 11 Winter Snow Rider By: Ian Diermeier Bodhi Gust loves riding snowmobiles whether it be riding down a nice smooth trail or rough riding it off the trails. His favorite part of snowmobiling are the exciting jumps and tremendous speed he can obtain on his machine. His least favorite part of it is the crashes that occur when riding dangerously, but he keeps himself safe with his helmet, extra thick jacket and snow pants. When asked how long he has been involved in riding, he gave the answer of two years. He also told me that the perfect riding conditions are with no wind and 3 feet of powder (fluffy snow). Winter Wonderland (Indoors) By: Courtlynn Oltz Because of the cold, snowy weather, winter brings many different sports opportunities such as snowboarding, skiing, sledding, hockey, ice fishing, and many others. But for Chloe Koehn the weather doesn’t stop her from playing her all time favorite sport, volleyball. To stay away from the cold weather, she practices at home and at the Rec in Waupaca.“I like it because it’s not hot, like school volleyball,” she said along with the reason she shares the passion with her friends, “I love volleyball.” Volleyball is meeting new people. Not only does she meet new people she also gets to play with her peers, Aubrie and Katie. Volleyball is a sport that a person has to work towards and practice a lot and Chloe says that she engages completely when she plays. Not only does she play volleyball, she also plays hockey too, which keeps her busy along with school. She could be described as a well rounded athlete during the winter. Chloe first played volleyball in 7th grade and has played for 3 years. She is coached by Brian and Becky, her Club Volleyball coaches. She said the best part about Club Winter Weather Page 12 Happy Birthday By: Lindsey Marks So either you don’t have facebook to remember or you don’t have the greatest memory. Just so you can get that perfect gift for that perfect someone, get your best friend something, or even yourself. Here are the birthdays for the month of March! Now mark it on your calendars so you don’t forget! 3/02~ Adam Michalowski 3/04~ Aubrie Millard 3/08~ Haley Reierson 3/09~ Jared Zielke 3/13~ Molly Loughrin 3/18~ Brady Clary 3/18~ Andrew Bristow 3/18~ Kassandra Dunnihoo 3/19~ Kaleigh Johnson 3/24~ Ian Diermeier 3/24~ Ellen Field 3/25~ Dyllon Lazic 3/29~ Brittany Burns 3/29~ Leslie Murphy Fietzer Mobile By: Heather Meyer Have you ever seen a little green Kia zooming through our small town? For this ride of the month we have chosen the famous Levi Fietzer and his Kia. Sometimes he drives his truck but otherwise it is the Kia to get to school and back. We decided to ask this shy guy some questions about his ride. Here’s what he had to say.. What is your favorite thing about your vehicle? Levi: It’s good on gas What is your least favorite thing? Levi: It’s small What brand is your vehicle? Levi: Kia shortage How long have you had your vehicle? Levi: I have had it for a year There you have it. Short sweet and to the point,. Now you know a little more about Levi’s smooth ride! Student Life Page 13 “When I saw her do a wheelie on a John Deere tractor, I knew right then I had to have her” Bachelorette of the month by Sam Johnson Are you fairly tall and looking for a cute little lady to ask to prom? Do you like to stay at home and just watch movies with your girl all day? I have just the girl for you! This sweetheart has been single for quite a while now and it’s about time someone sweeps her up! If you are just afraid to be rejected, take it old school and tease her to make her laugh. Ellen Field is the girl to snatch up! Country Red Head By: Lindsey Marks WT: What do you look for in a boy? Ellen: Funny, sweet, cute, pretty eyes You may have seen him around the halls, he usually has Carhart on. You got that right, it’s George Egan! George is funny, sweet, and knows how to treat a girl! The Wolftalk had the chance to sit down with him and ask him a few questions. WT: Where would you want to go on a first date and what are your expectations? Ellen: Stay at home and watch movies or something like go to the mall WT: What do you look for in a girl? GE: She has to be cute, funny, likes cars/trucks, dirt bikes, and go snowmobiling. WT: Biggest turn off? Ellen: Smelly, rude, and not nice to my friends WT: What do you do in your spare time? GE: I like to work on cars/trucks, ride dirt bike, go snowmobiling, and go mudding whenever it’s possible. WT: What is your ideal date? GE: Going to the movies, getting something to eat, and then taking a cruise on the back roads. WT: What are some of your pet peeves? GE: I hate it when people chew with their mouths open and when people change the radio station when a good song is on! So if you like cars and trucks, dirt Student Life WT: Do you have any dating pet peeves? Ellen: Definitely don't be pushy and I don't like if someone lies to me or leads me on. WT: Biggest turn on? Ellen: Sassy, funny, athletic, and tall WT: What would be the best way that he can catch your attention? Ellen: Umm sense of humor, call me cute names, be patient with me... lol (I’m really slow) WT: What’s your favorite... Food? Crab Rangoon Place? Anywhere with my friends Movie? 17 Again There you go boys! Go get her! biking or just anything that has wheels, just stop him in the hallway and start talking to him. He’s easy to get along with and is willing to talk to anyone. Just watch out, he might try to steal your soul! :) Page 14 Captivating Claire By: Tanisha Fisher This blonde beauty is known everywhere near and far, and loved by all. This girl I’d like to call “Captivating Claire” is none other than Claire Kreklow! This cutie can be found on the volleyball court, bouncing around in the hallways, or at the mall with her friends. This weather has really put a toll on our trendy styles but that doesn't stop Claire! She never stops amazing us with her adorable outfits. I got the chance to ask this charming wonder a few questions about her style secrets. Where do you shop the most? Mostly Hollister and American Eagle; they are my favorite stores. What’s your favorite outfit? My favorite outfit would include some skinny jeans, a sweater and some cute boots. Do you have any weird style habits? I don't really have any weird style habits but I try to look good! What's your "Splurge" item? My splurge would be shoes! Shoes make every outfit complete and perfect! Well, there ‘ya go ladies and gents! Need more tips on how to gain this super fashion sense? Just find Claire struttin’ down the halls and ask her yourself! Drama Department Comin’ In Hot! By: Jordyn Janeen Sachtjen The drama department is known for their laughs, acting skills, and wonderful actors/actresses. It’s no secret that they are super excited for their first practice on Thursday, March 6th. The play/musical is called, Don’t Rock the Boat, and the cast couldn’t be more excited! Some of the stars include: Molly Loughrin Adam Michalowski Mr. Collins Olivia Newlun Brad Grimm Lydia Welch Sam Johnson Jordyn Sachtjen Miranda Wohlrabe Anna Karpinski Lexi Smiles And many, many more! The entire cast is posted outside of the office, right across from Mrs. Gast’s room, so check it out to find who is going to be a star this spring!! Student Life Page 15 Fiber Arts Takes Over LWHS!?!! By: Lydia Welch. Well folks, knitting and crocheting isn't just for grandmas anymore! Just in the past few weeks alone, you may have seen a large number of people walking around the halls of LWHS with yarn, crochet hooks, and knitting needles in their hands. Or maybe even sitting in class with a long, complicated, scarf looking thing that they are making. It’s true, knitting and crocheting has taken over our school! You may be wondering where this trend is coming from. So the WolfTalk decided to investigate by asking a few of these crafty folks a few questions about what they were making and how they got started. Wolftalk: What are you making? Tiffany Thyssen: I am crocheting a scarf hood. Jessie Leudke: Currently I am making a scarf with all the different patterns in it. Megan Luedke: I am knitting a scarf as well as a few other projects :) Courtlynn Oltz: I am making a scarf. Wolftalk: How long have you known how to knit? Tiffany: I’ve always known how to crochet but only straight rows, I learned how to make scarves like a month ago. Jessie: Since the quarter started. Megan: Since the quarter began Courtlynn: Like two weeks! You may be wondering who the source is of this craze and where you can go to learn how to crochet/knit. Well a great place to go is the art room! Sweet talk Mrs. Zabler and maybe she can teach you some of her wonderful skills. She said, “I think its wonderful that everyone in the school is knitting.” No matter what you're making, knitting or crocheting is a great way to keep your mind active while watching TV or sitting in class. Its also a great way to pass time while on long car rides, or even sitting in class! So the next time you want to find something to do besides playing flappy bird all day maybe hop on the bandwagon and join the craze!! Student Life Page 16 Winter Fashion Interview with DevynAnn By: Jordyn Janeen Sachtjen As the bitter cold gets even worse as the days roll on, people are being more persistent on bringing out their jackets, hats, and mittens. Girls have scarves and super cute boots, guys have busted out that puffy jacket that is needed for these ridiculous temperatures. We may look a tad silly in all the outer gear, but it’s worth it! “I look really ugly in my jacket.. or anything that resembles a puffy jacket.” said DevynAnn Johnson, a junior here at Little Wolf High School. She said the only reason she actually wears a jacket is to keep from getting frostbitten and freezing her butt off. DevynAnn said she starts to wear her winter gear around late fall, where she busts out the hat and cute, little mittens. “I get my warm clothes usually at the Fox River Mall. Kaleigh (Johnson) and I don’t leave until we have the perfect winter stuff.” When I asked her if she preferred winter wear over other seasons, she said that she doesn’t. But that ‘if she did’, the clothes had to be warm, cuddly, soft, and super cozy. “My UGG boots are my favorite part of my outfit. They’re just so perfect, and I love how they always keep my toes warm.” Despite the nipping cold outside, DevynAnn only wears a coat and her mittens when she’s outside. She doesn’t have any winter hats or scarves, but she does own at least five pairs of gloves. “Winter is so cold; I hate it. But if I have to wear a big, ugly jacket in order to keep from freezing, I guess I’ll suffer for now.” Winter Fashion Page 17 Winter Style Alyssa Scheuermann By: Lindsey Marks A girl with style, in the winter? Yes, you got that right. When most people hear the word winter, they think of coat, boots, gloves, hats, and winter gear. Most people have to go shopping with someone, either with their mom or best friend. Well Alyssa Scheuermann's goes with the first one. She shops with her mom. But who doesn’t? I know I do. Have you ever known someone for a long time or see them all the time? Do you ever notice a certain piece of clothing that they also have on? In this case, Alyssa has to have a scarf. Scarfs have been becoming more popular lately. Now you don't just wear them outside with your coat. You can wear them just about whenever you want and with almost anything. Scarves are Alyssa’s favorite that she even gets one or more a year, but then again so do a lot of other girls. There are so many different places now to go and get your winter gear, from Aeropostale to American Eagle to Hollister and even to Wal-Mart. Now most people have to have the name brand clothes, and Alyssa is joining them! She is definitely an Aeropostale girl. She likes her scarves and clothes in general all from there. You can’t have a cute winter outfit without the boots. The most popular boots right now are Uggs and just about every girl has them or at least a close brand. It’s no shocker that Alyssa has them too. They’re cute and warm and all around perfect. Now the question is the best time to go shopping for all of your stuff. “I like going in late October, early November, because it’s when all the cute clothes come out and the sales!” said Alyssa. So if you're looking when to go shopping for the winter, I think this would be your best time. Just because you buy your winter gear this early doesn't mean you have to wear it right away. Alyssa said she doesn’t start wearing hers until early December, or whenever it's “cold for Wisconsin”. Do you have a favorite place to shop? Just like brands there are so many different places to go shopping. You have the stores in general like Kohl's, JCPenney, Macy’s, etc., and then you have the mall which has just about every store in it. If you haven’t noticed most people like going to the mall in Appleton. If you go, you probably see some people you know walking around. I then asked Alyssa why it was so hard to dress for the winter. She said “It’s way too cold and I can’t wear half of my wardrobe!” Well as you can tell there is a lot to choose from when it comes to winter. What coat to wear? What gloves and hat match? What scarf will look cute with my outfit but keep me warm? You never know what the winter will be like. it can be a mild winter or the coldest winter in history. So go out and buy some cute or cool (for the guys) winter gear and stay warm this winter. Winter Fashion Page 18 Snow Princess Rachel By: Lydia Welch You may see a girl walking around the halls, looking cute, yet super comfy. You may be thinking of Miss Rachel Parson. Her style is extra cozy this time of year and she seems like she knows how to handle Wisconsin's sub zero winter weather with ease. The Wolftalk got a chance to sit down and chat with Rachel on her thoughts on the winter weather and how she copes. We asked what her favorite season is and she told us it was summer. Not surprising at all when you are living in the tundra. But when it comes to where she shops she told us her favorite place to go is American Eagle. She said that she likes it there because the clothes can easily work for casual/dressy and they have a large selection of adorable pieces for all year round. Lexi Smiles! Winter Fashion By: Sam Johnson You might see this cutie walking the halls in her absolute favorite roxy boots and some stylish outfit she probably got from TJ Maxx! Lexi Smiles is definitely the fashionista of Manawa! When winter hits we usually all go into hibernation and turn up the heat and be unsocial. You won’t find Ms. Smiles under blankets at all! If you happen to be looking for her in the beginning of the winter she will more than likely be shopping with her sisters! Her sisters and Winter Fashion She told us that her favorite accessory for winter is a scarf. Often times, you see her wearing a fluffy white infinity scarf. It is knitted and has a touch of sparkle detailing. You can pair it with almost anything, wear your hair up or down, wear a flowy top or a cute sweater, and to tie it all together Rachel likes to wear a pair of dark washed skinny jeans and a pair of her furry American Eagle boots. This is a perfect look for a long school day. Sometimes, you will see Rachel sporting a leather jacket with a pair of boots. This look seems to have been sweeping the school and, just like all her outfits, Rachel is on point! You go girl! friends all share pretty much the same style as her and all show the same interest in things she wears! Need help finding a cute sweater for a fabulous date you have coming up? Lexi’s favorite item to wear is her sweaters! One brand she prefers while shopping for sweaters is Hollister. She adores sweaters that go great with her boots and jean or floral skirts and she goes to look for them at Hollister! The winter season is usually pretty difficult to dress for but in Lexi’s case she knows just the thing! She normally prefers summer over winter but when winter comes around her conclusion is to layer up! Layering is pretty easy and keeps you warm all together. Fashion vs. Comfort is not even a debate for Lexi. Why should it be when you can dress cute and still be comfortable in a pair of leggings and a cute top? So, if you’re looking for something to satisfy every girl’s needs with fashion and comfy go ask Lexi! Her personality is just as great as her outfits. If you're coming from a warmer climate and are not used to the cold Lexi’s best advice is to “Be prepared, you never know what the weather is going to be”! Page 19
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