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They blinded me with science!!

Posted in Science, tagged CHS Wolves, Mckenzie Meyer, Mitchell Carroll, Nick Dion, Science Olympiad on January 19, 2017| Leave a Comment »

Nick Dion, seen here in a Wolf soccer game last spring, competed in five events at last weekend’s Science Olympiad showdown. (John Fisken photo)

Little Coupeville took a big bite out of the world of science.

The Wolves’ Science Olympiad squad, repping one of the smaller schools in attendance, stormed to a 9th place finish at the Raisbeck Invitational last weekend, bringing home a silver and a pair of bronzes.

Medal Winners:

Helicopters = Silver (Madison Rixe and Luke Carlson)
Robot Arm = Bronze (Nick Dion and Mitchell Carroll)
Dynamic Planet = Bronze (Nick Dion and Mitchell Carroll)

Top 5:

Disease Detectives = 4th (McKenzie Meyer and Nick Dion)
Electric Vehicle = 4th (Nick Dion and Mitchell Carroll)
Game On = 5th (Harris Sinclair and Jaschon Baumann)
Rocks and Minerals = 5th (Madison Rixe and Jakobi Baumann)
Write It/Do It = 5th (Luke Carlson and Josh Robinson)

Top 10:

Hydrogeology = 6th (Jakobi Baumann and Lainey Dickson)
Towers = 6th (Mitchell Carroll and Jakobi Baumann)
Invasive Species = 7th (Anna Dion and Madison Rixe)
Hovercraft = 8th (Nick Dion and Josh Robinson)
Material Science = 8th (Harris Sinclair and Mitchell Carroll)

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Let’s make some noise!!

Posted in Band, tagged Band, CHS Wolves, Jamar Jenkins, John Fisken photos, Mckenzie Meyer on January 12, 2017| Leave a Comment »

Coupeville ace Mckenzie Meyer slips on a purple shirt and slides in to help out the Oak Harbor High School music crew. (John Fisken photos)

Jaschon Baumann shows off his laser focus.

A trio of CHS athletes (l to r, Connor Thompson, Joseph Wedekind and Steven Cope) pull double duty as musicians.

Laurence Boado lays down the beat.

“We’re gonna huff, and we’re gonna puff, and we’re gonna blow this joint down…”

Madison Rixe (with epically-sized beverage) watches as fellow track star Meyer takes time to ruffle Baumann’s hair.

Strike up the band and let’s celebrate … the band.

Coupeville High School’s musical maestros are there at every home basketball game (and sometimes pop up down in Oak Harbor as well), putting in time and effort to keep things swinging.

Thanks to the ever-clicking camera of John Fisken, let’s take a moment to swing the spotlight on the guys and gals who keep the tunes cranked up to 11 all night.

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So much drama in your lives!!

Posted in Drama, tagged CHS Wolves, drama, Mckenzie Meyer, one-act plays, Peg Tennant on November 2, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Mckenzie Meyer: "I have to remember how many lines?!?!" (John Fisklen photo)

Videoville alumni Mckenzie Meyer contemplates the future. “I have to remember how many lines?!?!” (John Fisken photo)

CHS drama troupe members took time out to work a haunted corn maze for Halloween. (Peg Tennant photo)

The stage is set.

The Coupeville High School Wolf PAC Theatre Troupe grabs the spotlight the next two weeks, as it presents “Choices – an Evening of One-Act Plays.”

You get three plays for the price of one, with shows set for Nov. 4, 5, 10 and 12, with a 7 PM curtain time in the school’s performing arts center.

And yes, before you run to your calendar, those dates are correct.

While the first shows hit on a traditional Friday/Saturday schedule, week two bumps the Friday show to Thursday.

This is because the troupe has five members who are pulling double duty in the school’s honor band and choir.

Ticket prices are:

Adults – $6.00
Senior citizens (62 or older) – FREE
Coupeville students (grades 6-12) without ASB – $6.00
Coupeville students (grades 6-12) with ASB – FREE
Coupeville students (K-5) – $4.00
Visiting students with ASB – $4.00
Preschool with adult – FREE

You can also get a family deal for $15, which covers one adult and four children or two adults and two children.

This production, unlike some others, is aimed at a slightly older audience.

“I personally do not recommend this show for younger children – mostly because it would “go over their heads”,” said CHS drama advisor Peg Tennant. “I do recommend parents of middle schoolers come with their children – all three plays provide food for good conversation.”

The plays are “My Daily Life” (choices have consequences), “Fried Dough Girl” (choices have costs) and “The High School Drama” (choices can change).

The troupe:

Jakobi Baumann
Jaschon Baumann
Alex Beech
Desirae Bradley
Bree Daigneault
MacKenzie Davis
Seth Hedges
Tiger Johnson
Christian King
Nikolai Lyngra
McKenzie Meyer
Tamika Nastali
Elaira Nicolle
Thane Peterson
Marenna Rebischke-Smith
Madison Rixe
Helen Sinclair
Eric Wertz

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Back at it, with the parade pics!!

Posted in Parades, tagged CHS Wolves, Homecoming, John Fisken photos, Mckenzie Meyer, parades on October 8, 2016| Leave a Comment »

Mckenzie Meyer is here to rock … and roll. (John Fisken photos)

Allison Wenzel works on Jesse Hester's makeup, before they join the Mulan float.

Allison Wenzel works on Jesse Hester’s makeup, before they both join the Mulan float.

Lauren Grove scrambles to catch up with the soccer float.

Homecoming Duchess Arlana Nielsen and Duke Chad Felgar prepare to hit the open road in style.

CHS spikers (l to r) Lauren Rose, Payton Aparicio and Lucy Sandahl enjoy the brief sunshine.

Fueled by way too much sugar, the Booster Club peels out.

Nick Blalock stands ready to let loose with some musical stylings.

Senior royalty (l to r) Uriel Liquidano, Jacob Martin and Ethan Marx bask in their moment of glory.

John Fisken sacrificed for us.

Like I said yesterday, the ever-affable paparazzi pulled himself out of his sick bed (and stopped searching WebMD for disturbing new diseases) and trekked down to Coupeville to shoot the Homecoming Parade.

With that kind of effort, we can’t sell him short, so we’re back for round two of his parade pix.

And seriously, next time you see Fisken, buy him a Diet Coke.

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