KOVEMBER

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Erin and Bri get the low down on KOVEMBER

HCHS Fall 2010 Activities Pep Assembly

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Video courtesy of Kevin Kline and Trenton Timmerman.

Fairly Career-tastic!

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Kelsey and Danielle bring you some news on the upcoming Career Fair, scheduled for March 25th. This video wouldn't be complete without an informative interview with Mr. Angel and several students.

Mr. HCHS 2009

Sarah Panzau

Sarah Panzau spoke at the school on Friday, November 14th about making right choices. Here is the entire assembly. Now you can watch the video if you missed the assembly or share it with your family. Very inspirational! Video filmed by Chris Schaben.

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Fall Sports Post-Season Pep Assembly 2008

1st Annual Talent Show

Thursday May 8th was a day of excitement for three talented people. Thursday was the day of the First Annual Talent Show. Seven contestants tried out on the Monday before for a spot to preform at this special event. Judges chose three contestants they thought were the best. Those three contestants preformed on Thursday for the student body and the we were the judges. The Lucky three were Cory Jeter, Chandra Knudsen, and the band Better. Each contestant had an outstanding performance.

The show started with a vocal performance by Chandra singing Time After Time. Cory was next performing a vocal piece accompanied by guitar entitled Is It True That I've Lost You?, a guitar piece entitled Pickin Corn, and another vocal piece entitled Hector Brown. Cory Was accompanied by A.R. Carbonell on guitar. The show was concluded with the performance by Better; a band consiting of Tyler Kloewer, Matt Richardson, Josh Gear, and Alex Kintner. The band preformed Red, White and Blue, and Are You Going to Be My Girl.

The winners were announced on Friday. Taking First Place and $50 was Cory Jeter. Second Place and winner of $25 was Chandra Knudsen. Third place and winners of $15 was the band Better. All three contestants did a wonderful job. A compliment goes out to all who tried out. It takes a lot of courage to even try out. The school hopes to have just as good if not a better turn out next year. They encourage all to audition.

Respectfully Submitted,
Jennifer6, & Josh6

Project Seven (Evening) Pictures

Project Seven (Evening)

(Computers are awful and I can't seem to get these on the same post, so these pictures will appear ^above^-- hopefully)

Many of the HCHS returned to the school Wednesday evening to see the follow up presentation by the Project Seven crew. Project Seven refers to the seven words: "Jesus Christ is my Lord and Saviour." From Carroll High to IKM and AHST, kids from around the area came to Harlan to see this religious presentation. There were many more speakers than the previous assemblies, and there was even and interpretive dance, showing how a one speaker had his burdens lifted through religion. After the presentations, they invited everyone down to pray together and were going to be forgiven of their sins. After the prayer, the crew collected the kids information, and then they were allowed to go back to their seats. From their, the Project Seven Crew continued to draw raffle tickets (which you picked up as you walked in) for prizes such as a Nintendo Wii and an Xbox. There was also a 10,000 dollar shootout. Taylor Schwartz, of Harlan, was drawn for that. After that they had an arm-wrestling contest. Matt Hoch of Harlan won the competition. At about eight thirty we were dismissed. Another inspiration presentation!

--Andrew

Project Seven (Morning)

Project Seven (Morning)

Wednesday morning during primetime, Harlan high held a assembly called Project Seven. Students entered to find a large setup of movie screens and sound equipment, which provided a little anticipation for what was to follow. After and introduction from Mr. Wagner, one of several speakers with the group walked out and began to joke around. Within a few minutes, he had several of the teachers up in front of the students dancing the Thriller, among other dance moves. It would be and understatement to say it was entertaining. That little antic got the students interested and was succeeded by a motivational presentation. From there, another Project Seven speaker stood up and began to talk about decisions in high school. He spoke of the bad decisions he made and how it impacted him later in life. It was very interesting. From there, the group presented two more movies, one about a young girl, Lauren, who did a funraiser to send shoes to children in South Africa, and the other about a young autistic boy, and his basketball dreams. They were both very inspiring movies. About this time, the assembly was over and we all returned to class. This was a very well done and inspiring assembly.
--Andrew6

(Due to technical difficulties... Pictures in seperate post below.)

PrimeTime Assembly

Here is the entire PrimeTime Assembly that was held at Harlan Community High School on 8-24-07. The assembly focused on Rachel's Challenge and also had some entertainment from staff. For more information on Rachel's Challenge, go here:


http://www.rachelschallenge.com/LearnMore/WatchtheVideo/tabid/1699/Default.aspx