Terri Smith Quotations

We want them to know missions are not just something in Africa; they can be done right next door.

Rick always knew how many days of school were left. Rick was always in a hurry to do things, maybe he was working double-time considering God's plan for him. Rick would strategize for weeks about how he could get out of in-service, and then he was always there anyway. I can almost see Rick in the back of the sanctuary right now telling me to hurry up so we can get out of here.

He had to go behind bars; he had a felony.

I think it will help us tremendously with ticket sales. Whether it is Woodland Hills or Penn Hills at home, we have traditionally always had great, great crowds for that game. But, people also forget that Plum is a good draw because they are a school that is located very near us. The new alignments will undoubtedly help our attendance, which is already very good.

Who knows what he's going to do. It's two different programs. You go from Kent State to Michigan State, that's two different worlds. He owes it to himself to go there, take a look and see what they have to offer.

When the boys were finally released, they were swollen, hurting from the beatings, afraid of more and covered with manure.

We have a lot of first time juniors and seniors playing. That's what happens when you have young kids.

We played with a lot of heart. I think we were underestimated a little bit going into this game, but we remained focused from beginning to end.

We said we would not franchise until we developed a prototype (restaurant) and finalized a menu and systems that we believed were ready.

We average about three a week for existing homes. Three years ago we did four all winter.

We all call her Grandma G. She's been here longer than I have and she's just a wonderful aspect to our school.

This was a big win for us. We finished in second place in district last year, and we lost in the first round so one of our goals this time around was to go further than we did.

You have to take what teams will give you. They took away the pass so we ran the ball.

We have to establish some type of running game. They had seven or eight guys in pass coverage,

We are substantially ahead of last year. We have got a good start in both businesses and we are substantially ahead of budget.

The sky is the limit for the kid.

Our errors are coming down and our offense is improving. We'll definitely be ready by conference.

They are estimated higher than what they will actually be,

You don't want to shortchange the new kids. You don't want to shortchange the ones already here.

It was an awesome game, we played flawless. Our bats are definitely awake now. I couldn't have asked for a better game.

It's a dream that is alive. We want people to join in that dream and make it happen.

It's not that big of a deal for us. We always played Woodland Hills anyway. You just exchange Penn Hills for McKeesport and it's pretty much the same. I'm just happy they didn't overload it with Central Catholic.

David is a very explosive, elusive-type player. He can do many different things, including returning punts and kickoffs.

It's V-T week and a lot of excitement is going around. THS has a heck of a team back We'll just go in there, do the best we can and get after it.

They can come and compete at the Quad-A level. It's wide-open this year, and they'd be one of the teams in the mix in Quad A. They put together a drive when it mattered and punched it in. They're a great team. They're well-coached. And Nix is a great player. He brings it on every snap.

They are like a chimney going to the attic. Each chase way can be equivalent to an open window.

The new conference alignment, I feel, will also help us in terms of preparedness for the playoffs. You look at a Central Catholic, and they might not be as battled-tested because their regular-season schedule might not be as tough as one you'd have to play in our conference.

I recall the numerous times when students would come to him with problems they were having.

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