The Iowa All-State honor band and choir is considered to be one of the most challenging endeavors that a high school musician can undertake. Its audition process is lengthy, difficult, and competitive as students practice...
Halloween is a truly exciting time of the year, and in the many mediums of representation, the movies of the season are frankly something. From heartwarming classics to gripping horror and tense thrillers, the season has...
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On the left, Chloe Holloway, age 3 and her sister, Julie Holloway, age 1. In Estavayer-Le-Lac, Switzerland, the hometown of their mother, and where most of their family live.
Photo by Chloe Holloway
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On the left, Julie Holloway, age one. On the right, Chloe Holloway, age three, in Estavayer-Le-Lac, Switzerland.
Photo by Chloe Holloway
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Students Evelyn Miller, Karsyn Stanford and Allie Eggleston pose for a quick photo while Mr. Novotney gives special attention to other singing groups. Even though these girls had to wake up extra early for school, they were excited about their first week of practices and had a good attitude.
Photo by Meredith Maddy
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The show choir is up bright and early on a Thursday morning, practicing before school at 7am. They only worked on singing music and won’t add in dance choreography until they learn it at their 8-hour day camp on November 23.
Photo by Meredith Maddy
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ADM’s All-State band participants Photo Courtesy of Russell Braun
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Tyler Kniep was a week eight Football Player of the Game. He is a junior, and the son of Emily & Brent. He has been playing football for 5 years. “I have worked hard and I am a good teammate, and I called the defense.” When asked what he loves about football, he said, “I love the team and the family of friends.” In honor of achievements Fuller Petroleum Service Inc. has donated $50 to the ADM Scholarship Foundation. Hudson Shull was a player of the game for week eight. He loves playing football because he can have fun with his friends. “It is cool to be honored by my teammates and I bring a lot of energy to the team.” In honor of his achievements, Fuller Petroleum Service Inc. has donated $50 to the ADM Scholarship Foundation.
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Ms. Keyser is also an October Teacher of the Month. She has been teaching Spanish at ADM for 7 years, and has been teaching for 8 years. “I have always wanted to be a teacher, I enjoy sharing new information with others and seeing students learn something that they didn’t know before. Being a Teacher of the Month means a lot because it is a way to see the positive impact I have on students.”
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Mrs. Herrmann is a Teacher of the Month for October. She has been a teacher for 10 years, 5 at ADM, teaching math classes. “I became a teacher because I have always liked math and working with people.” When asked what being Teacher of the Month means to her, she said, “It makes me feel appreciated, and students are learning and being successful.”
