Everyone loves Mrs. Kahl. While walking down the

hall, you hear, “Mrs. Kahl is so funny!” or “Mrs.

Kahl did this!”, and of course with the Freshmen

fundraiser, “Rockin the mustache Mrs. Kahl!” I sat

down with Mrs. Kahl to get the scoop from the

source.

Mrs. Janise Kahl has been working at Green-

wood High School for 24 years. Why does she still

come to school everyday after that long? It’s quite

simple. She loves her job. She loves the children,

and she loves teaching. Mrs. Kahl teaches math,

and her favorite class to teach is Trigonometry.

This class is combined with some of the Geometry

classes.

Students find Mrs. Kahl so funny when she says

“perturbing.” What perturbs her? Gum, especially

when people chew like cows. Her cats chasing each

other at home also perturbs her, as well as lame

excuses for homework not being done, her Smart-

board, technology in general, mornings, student’s

luggage in the isles, and of course, her squirrels.

Mrs. Kahl works three jobs including teaching at

Greenwood, HACC, and working in the deli at Weis.

She doesn’t have much free time, but when she

does, she likes to travel. She loves to travel to Flor-

ida to listen to her son in his recitals. She also likes

to camp, go to the

beach, and visit family

and friends. Mrs. Kahl

also enjoys taking care

of her two cats, two

lizards, and three

birds.

Mrs. Kahl’s shoes

are also popular sub-

jects of talk. Most peo-

ple have heard of

when she fell while

walking with Mr.

Folk when she was

wearing her crocs, but most people love her Birken-

stocks. Mrs. Kahl owns thirty pair of these shoes.

She loves these shoes because they are supportive

to her feet since she has bad knees and a bad

back. They also match all her outfits and are classy.

If you want a pair of shoes like Mrs. Kahl has, you

can get some at the QVC Outlet store.

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November 2012

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717.589.3116 Ext. 1011

Red Ribbon Week 2

GHS P!nk Out 2

Sports Playoffs 3

Available on

www.greenwoodsd.org

What’s Up With Mrs. Kahl By Hannah Dalpiaz

Photo courtesy of Hannah Dalpiaz

“Be sure to keep up with your

sports and check out the play-

offs article on page 3!”

Every year Greenwood holds two Pink Out games and a pink out day where the entire school wears pink. All of this is to support and raise awareness for breast cancer. On October 9 was the soccer game and on October 10 was the where everyone dressed in pink and on October 11 was the girls field hockey game.

The Greenwood cheerleaders and coaches designed a pink out t-shirt to sell and all the pro-ceeds went to Susan G. Coleman. Not only did they sell t-shirts but you could also buy a breast cancer bracelet that said Strength, Hope, Faith or Survivor. All in all the school raised _________ to send in for the search of the cure for breast cancer.

On October 9 the soccer team played

_______. They won with the score being ____ to

____. On October 11 the girl’s field hockey team

played _______. They also won with the score be-

ing ______ to ______. The field hockey players

made pink tie-dye t-shirts to wear for warm-ups

that night and also got hot pink, sparkly head

bands for during the game. They even went and

got hot pink shoe laces for their cleats. The cheer-

leaders even got pink pom poms to cheer with for

these two games.

Red Ribbon Week By Tristen Rumbaugh

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Red Ribbon week is all about anti-

drugs. It’s trying to convince people

that drugs are bad and can ruin your

life. It’s the week of October 20-

October 28. Mrs. Jones, the head of

the Red Ribbon Week committee,

Taylor Winters, Joe Sheaffer, Tristen

Rumbaugh, Jenna Matter, and Truman Grimm all

were all apart of making the week come together.

Candy and wristbands were given out at the

lunches. On Friday, students were to wear red in

support of this cause.

GAA (Greenwood Athletic Association) is holding another one of their famous food drives. The food drive is their main service activity done to help less fortunate people, although some money goes to help with the athletic equipment here at Green-wood. This special event is held primarily around Christmas time. GAA buys hams that will be sent out to all of the families. Students are also encour-aged to bring in non-perishable items that can be sent out to families. FFA also helps the food drive by offering fruit that will be sent to different fami-

lies. It’s a wonderful thing that they are doing here and I hope everyone could try to bring at least one item in. If you would like any more information you may speak to Mr. Houser or to the President of

GAA, Brittany Fleisher.

Athletics Give Back By Keenan Weimer

GHS P!nk Out By Taylor Winters

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Soccer: We are the Champions! By Joseph Sheaffer

The Greenwood boys’ soccer team made it to the District Championship last year, where they fell short of

the gold. Spurred on by last year’s incomplete sea-son, the Cats avenged their loss. Greenwood cruised to a 3-1

advantage over Biglerville in this year’s District Championship. Led by a core group of seniors all year, the Wildcats

had a very successful season. The soccer team made it into the quarterfinals of the state tourna-ment.

Field Hockey Team Reaches State Final Four By Joseph Sheaffer

Throughout the season the Greenwood field hockey team has run through many opponents. They cruised

through the district tournament, reaching the championship. The ladies lost a heartbreaker to Oley Valley in a game

that went through two overtimes and penalty strokes until a champion was eventually crowned. Inspired by the

tough loss, the Wildcats fought through the state tournament to the semifinals. With only Crestwood standing

between the girls and a berth to the state champi-onship, the team showed up to play. A well fought game needed

two overtimes to determine a winner. Late into the second overtime, Crestwood squeaked a goal past the Wildcats.

Although the loss was hard to take, the girls had a magnificent season to proud of.

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PA 17062

717.589.3116 ext. 1011

Reporters: Grant Carlton, Hannah Dalpiaz, Chris Hodge, Tristen Rum-baugh, Joe Sheaffer, Keenan Weimer, and Taylor Winters

Editor-In-Chief: Chris Hodge

Lead Editor: Joe Sheaffer

Layout Editor: Jarrett Fortenbaugh

Layout: Tristen Rumbaugh

Advisor: Ms. Mary-Catherine Burton

Claws and Paws

CLAWS TO ASVABs

CLAWS TO PSATs

CLAWS TO Hurricane Sandy

PAWS TO Thanksgiving Break

PAWS TO FFA Nationals

PAWS TO Field Hockey and Soccer teams

The Paw Print encourages students to submit

works of literature and art for future publication. If you have an art piece or work of literature that

you would love to have published, please see Miss Burton. You may see your work in the next

edition of The Paw Print!