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Lions, and tigers, and the RB Band… oh my!

Hannah Pecis and Isabel Pena

November 9, 2012

Band plays to scare the lion from RBHS Clarion on Vimeo.

Lions are pretty scary, but not as scary as the RB Band apparently. At the request of the Brookfield Zoo, Fine Arts teacher James Baum brought the RB Band over to play as loudly as they could in order to desensitize one of the Zoo’s lions to noise. Listen closely and you might hear the familiar tune “YMCA.

Now that’s scary.

About the Contributors

Hannah Pecis, Media Editor

Hannah Pecis is retrning to Clarion for fabulous year three. She can’t spell to save her life, so she has been greatly honored to work on a school paper that uses spell check. She enjoys telling pointless stories about inanimate objects. She also enjoys playing Slenderman and having bonfires with her friends. When she isn’t wasting time she is playing golf or badminton, she is also an ever learning photographer. She loves writing and spending endless amounts of time with her friends. Hannah tries to live her life as environmentally friendly as possible, and loves her 3 cats, fish, turtle, frogs, dog and bunny. She is six feet and a quarter inch tall. She can be reached – just kidding, she is too tall to be reached — but if you would like to contact her email her at [email protected].

Isabel Pena, Public Relations Editor

Isabel is a returning staff member for the Clarion. This year, she has taken on the role of the Public Relations Editor. Though she is very short, she has grown a full 1/4 inch over the summer, standing at an outstanding 5’3 1/4″. She is strikingly gorgeous, but isn’t vain in any way. She also will only use the bathroom with her best friend, Clarion Media Editor, Hannah Pecis. Whenever she isn’t writing for the Clarion, Isabel enjoys playing golf and softball for RB. This year she is the President of OLAS, a club at RB, and is also a dedicated member of FCCLA, another club at RB. Outside of school, she enjoys laughing at her friends while they play slenderman and baking in any other spare time. Isabel Peña can be contacted by email at [email protected]