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The Diamond Eighth Grade Class won the first ever Project CAT competition. They chose a lock-in for their prize. The
lock-in included karaoke, dodge ball, scooter races, basketball, volleyball, music, pizza and games. Fifty-five eighth graders
attended. Some of the memories of the night (and morning) are captured on this page.
The giant crayon that the winning team in the scooter relay race won was a prized possession as
Jake Newsum found out after Katie Dodson and Kyle Lowry ganged up on him.
Ryan Clouse gives his all during the scooter relay.
"Pass the pizza, please," an ever-polite Alyssa Simpson may have said before taking matters into
her own hands. From left, Jacob Nelson, Jacque Lasiter, Carrie Castor, Alyssa Simpson and Vicki Holmes.
The Eighth Grade Lock-In was a night full of memories and Alex Chavana recorded many of them.
One of the highlights of the lock-in was the musical contribution of drummer Paul Holland.
Alyssa Simpson and Leanne Ross performed a show-stopping duet during the karaoke segment of Saturday
morning's activities.
Fortunately, small children were not around when the Faculty Five performed rousing versions of
"Do Wah Diddy Diddy," "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling," and "That Old Time Rock and Roll." From left, Ms. Denise Mounts,
Mrs. Racheal Madden, Mrs. Renee Jones, Mr. Randy Turner and Mr. Grant Reed. The five signed more than 1,000 autographs after
their performance. Unfortunately, they couldn't get anyone to take them.
Photo by Alyssa Simpson
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Zach Towers celebrates a win in the scooter relay.
Daniel Testerman and Daniel Stone enjoy a game of cards during the lock-in.
Diamond eighth graders prepare for another round of scooter relays under the direction of Coach
Frank Esposito.
Clay Norwood accompanied drummer Paul Holland on the air guitar.
Nick Long and Jessica Harrison displayed their musical talents.
Some tired young eighth graders take advantage of a few moments of rest as the Project CAT lock-in
entered its final hours.
Fifty-five Diamond Middle School eighth graders attended the first-ever Project CAT lock-in. They
qualified for it by winning the first quarter Project CAT competition. Those attending were: Chelsie Baker, Kacee Baldwin,
Brittany Barwick, Clint Blizzard, Dana Bridges, Joe Carpenter, Carrie Castor, Alex Chavana, Kayla Ching, Ryan Clouse, Kacie
Cooper, LeAnn Dardenne, Katie Dodson, Jake Edge, Charles Forest, Scott Gill, Colton Griffin, Kevin Harrall, Cameron Harrington,
Jessica Harrison, Paul Holland, Layton Hoyer, Kyle Jones, Michael Lane, Jacque Lasiter, Nick Long, Caleb Lucas, Stacia Martens,
Josh Matthews, Samantha McCallum, Clint Myers, Jacob Nelson, Jake Newsum, Clay Norwood, Kevin Ortega, Jessi Rawlings, Leanne
Ross, Chase Sexson, Alyssa Simpson, Spencer Snow, Andy Struewing, Raymond Tapp, Daniel Testerman, Zach Towers, Casey Welch,
Daniel Stone, Chris Dalgleish, Whitney Booyer, Alyshia Bowles, Aaron Johnson, Bryce Dailey, Jeff Smith, Thia Wiggins, and
Kyle Lowry.
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