| College sophomore at Central Michigan University, getting a B.S in Secondary Education with a double major in English and History, loves local shows. Works for a local band called Lithium. Loves it! |
A poem for my belovedWhen you're near, I feelA poem for my beloved
as if nothing else matters.
Everything else just fades away
and suddenly, I'm lost in you.
Your eyes are the deepest colour I've ever seen, and when you
look at me, I feel like I'm
the only one you see...
Words often fail to express
the way you make me feel when you hold me in your arms.
I hate it when you have to go. It's almost as if everytime,
a part of me goes with you too...
You're the light at the end of
my very long tunnel... The knight to my damsel in distress... and the gl
A Treasure of The Music Dept.Demanding, tenacious, and confident are only a few characteristics of the retiring band teacher Mr. James Ohrt. The most important thing that he wants to teach his students is to be committed to work, show appreciation for perfection and to realize the friendship from the band experience. Over the years, Ohrt has learned that his students are generally the best kids in the school. "I feel comfortable knowing I can say I have some of the best kids in the building," said Ohrt on several occasions during his classes. Most people don't think being a band director is hard at all. All you do is wave a batA Treasure of The Music Dept.
| College sophomore at Central Michigan University, getting a B.S in Secondary Education with a double major in English and History, loves local shows. Works for a local band called Lithium. Loves it! |
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