Bulletin staff senior spotlights
Sydney Lundgren
Where are you going to school in the fall? University of Northern Iowa
What is your intended major? Elementary Education
What is your favorite part about being a Bobcat? Being with the Bobcat family
What staff member has influenced you over the past four years? Lynn Vaske and Mrs. Tipple
What’s your favorite snack? Jimmy Dean sausage links
What’s your favorite class? Show choir
Nikki Nemmers
Where are you planning on going to college? Clarke University
What are you planning on going to college for? Elementary Education
What is your favorite memory of high school? Art class sophomore year when Jack took my phone and took it apart and gave it back piece by piece.
What will you miss about high school? Seeing my friends everyday
Where do you see yourself in the future? With a family, married, going on a cruise and traveling
What is your life dream? Own a zoo
Anna Kluesner
Where are you headed after graduation?
UW-Platteville to major in Choral Education
What is your favorite class? Guitar and Piano Methods
What is your favorite thing about being a Bobcat? The amount of spirit our school has; it’s insane.
What scares you the most in life? Dying before I’ve had enough time to live my life.
Lindsey Russell
Where are you going to college? University of Iowa, in Iowa City, Iowa
What do you plan on doing in college? Majoring in business and the rest is undetermined; as a matter of fact maybe not even that major.
What is your favorite theme song from a movie or television show? Obviously the “Friends” theme song
What would be your weapon of choice in the Zombie Apocalypse? Bare hands
What is the one thing you will miss most about WD when you graduate? All of my friends because they’re all leaving me…*stifles tears*
Devin Watters
INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY LINDSEY RUSSELL
What do you plan on doing in college? Majoring in music, minoring in education and an endorsement in science
What is your favorite theme song from a movie or television show? Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On” from “Titanic.”
Marvel or DC comics, and who is your favorite superhero? DC and Batman, obviously.
Where do you think you will be in 10 years? Right there. *points*
Nikki Cupps
INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY BRAD PRIER
Who do you idolize and why? My father because after everything he’s been through, he still tries his hardest with everything and always puts his family first.
What will you miss most about WDHS? The sense of community and closeness that’s here; everyone’s connected. Plus we have a lot of fun times, like Homecoming Week and Senior Survivor, which I’ll be sad not to be a part of and see anymore.
If you got stuck in a blending bowl that someone is making cookies in, what would you do? What kind of cookies? Because I’d just probably eat everything I could, and die happy.
What are you looking forward to most in life? Moving to Australia and owning a kangaroo, and then one day having my own Iron Man suit and becoming a superhero. I’d be Lordbaconswankerton, delivering bacon to the hungry.
INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY NIKKI CUPPS
Where do you want to go to college? NICC
What are you going for? Networking administration
What are you most looking forward to after graduating? Any goals? Being a network admin and having a big house
What were your favorite memories about high school? Lunch
What are you going to miss when you’re gone? Everything
Bradley Prier
Where do you want to go to college? Loras
What are you going to college for? Business Administration/ General management
Why do you want to go to Loras? The sense of community, atmosphere, and familiarity with the area.
If evil space bugs surrounded your house, what would you do? Call Sam and Dean Winchester.
What is your favorite high school memory? In my freshman year, my soccer team beat Postville’s soccer team, which was the best team in the state!
Art corner
BY ALEXIS HEALEY
This edition’s featured artist is Rachelle Feldmann (12). Her watercolor painting was supposed to represent her trip to Homosassa, Florida. She was visiting her aunt and found a fish shack. She said that the shack looked old and cool, and she wanted to utilize that in her painting. Although Feldmann is one of Western Dubuque’s skilled art students. She believes that this is not her best piece, as she stated that it took her “about ten minutes.” However, Rachelle truly enjoys art, and, like the piece pictured above, she has produced many great art pieces. In fact, Feldmann plans on becoming involved in art as a future career, such as becoming an art teacher.
An interview with Sofie Jeanquart
BY
BRITTNEY FRIES
Q:
Who are you currently living with in
Iowa?
A:
Barbara Ernzen in Epworth
Q: Is school
easier here or in Belgium?
A:
Some subjects are easier here, but some are harder because I didn’t have
them in Belgium.
Q:
What is your favorite part about Western Dubuque?
A:
School spirit
Q:
Anything you don’t like about the U.S.?
A:
Public restrooms
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Q:
Would you like to go back to Belgium soon or spend more time here?
A: I’d
rather spend more time here.
Q:
What is your favorite class here?
A:
Photography and yearbook.
Q:
What is the strangest/funniest experience you’ve had here?
A: Snow in October.
Q:
Are Belgian waffles different from American waffles?
A: I
haven’t tried American waffles yet.
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From across the ocean
BY SYDNEY FOX
Guten Tag, Niko
Sonntag! Sonntag is a sixteen-year- old boy from southern Germany. He lives
about five minutes from Switzerland and Austria. At first, Sonntag was nervous
to come to America. He didn’t know his host family, and he didn’t get his
information until two weeks before he left to come here. To get ready to come
to America, Sonntag began improving his English and started playing sports. He
played football in the fall and is planning on going out for basketball this
winter. Sonntag says school is very different here; however, he has noticed our
Bobcat spirit. In Germany, his extracurricular activity was sailing. He also
joined a private basketball league, which he enjoyed very much. Sonntag has
been getting used to having a longer school day in America. He says he gets
home later now due to getting out of school later and the activities he
participates in after school. After school, he goes home to his host family,
the Tentis family. They’ve taught him to play games like pool and volleyball.
On Sundays, they have NFL Sunday where they watch all the football games. With
a full year here, Sonntag is looking forward to playing sports, having fun,
being with new people and continuing to better his English. We hope his time at
Western Dubuque School is one to remember.
Senior Spotlights
INTERVIEWS BY MEGAN
MEYER
Curtis Burds
What are your
future plans? To be a politician
What is your
favorite food? Burgers
What is one item
on your bucket list? Own a Maserati
What is your
favorite song? “Bleed it Out” by Linkin Park
Who is your
favorite teacher? Mrs. Broadbent
What is your
favorite class? Strength
Who is someone you
admire? Vin Diesel
What is your
favorite movie? “Predator”
Where is your
dream vacation? France
If you could meet
any celebrity who would it be and why? Vin Diesel because
he’s the man
What is your
biggest pet peeve? Misused and abused natural talent
What is your
favorite book? “Jurassic Park” by Michael Crichton
What is your
favorite ice cream flavor? Vanilla with brownie bits
School activities?
Weight
club, football and track
What is your most
interesting hobby? Drawing
What is your dream job? Flying jets
Bekah Gansemer
What are your
future plans? Go to college, major in biology and international
relations
What is your
favorite color? Purple
What is your
favorite food? Chocolate Pie
What is one item
on your bucket list? Make a difference in the world
What is your
favorite song? “Be my Escape” by Reliant K
Who is your
favorite teacher? Mrs. Witter
What is your
favorite class? Anatomy
Who is someone you
admire? My mom
What is your favorite
movie? “Serendipity”
Where is your
dream vacation? The white sand beaches of Anda Lucia, Spain
If you could meet
any celebrity who would it be and why? Taylor Swift, so I could ask her how she
gets her hair to look so good
What is your biggest pet peeve? When people walk
on the wrong side of the hallway
What is your
favorite book? “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen
What is your
favorite ice cream flavor? Culver’s chocolate custard with Heath bar
School activities?
Band,
Tri-M and Keystraws
What is your most
interesting hobby? Collecting buttons
What is your dream
job? Running an orphanage in Eastern Europe
INTERVIEWS BY MARCUS INGLES
Emily Vaughan
What is your
favorite thing about being a Bobcat? The sense of camaraderie that I feel with
my classmates.
What is your
favorite part of W.D? I love the school spirit.
Any advice for
upcoming students? Don’t pretend you’re
a senior just because you’re not in middle school anymore. I can drive and
vote, so get out of the way, frosh.
Favorite
Class? Comp.
Favorite Teacher? It’s tied between
Mr. Kuhle and Mrs. Kratochwill-Jones.
How is band this
year? Band is awesome since I got in
All-State, and we did amazing this year for marching.
Other activities
you are in? I’m in 5th Avenue Show
Choir, newspaper, N.H.S. and Tri-M.
Favorite thing to
do after school? I love to go out to
eat and go on “Tumblr.”
Favorite places to
eat? I love Tony Roma’s and Buffalo Wild
Wings.
Favorite freshman?
My
favorite freshman is Elinor Johll.
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Keisha Kennicker
What is your
favorite thing about being a Bobcat? That it could be worse
What is your
favorite part of W.D? The exit and the choir room
Any advice for
upcoming students? Avoid the pizza
Favorite
Class? Enrichment Seminar
How is show choir
crew this year? It’s much more
organized.
Other activities
you are in? None
Favorite thing to
do after school? Nap
Favorite places to
eat? Los Aztecas, Olive Garden and Cold
Stone
Favorite freshman?
Nathan
Kennicker
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