Medical Mystery
Rhea Patel, Writer
March 18, 2020
This story was written prior to the COVID-19 outbreak and was intended to be released in our March print issue. Pitch black is all junior Madison Moore saw as she came tumbling down. What started as a normal summer cross country practice in 2018 quickly turned into an ongoing nightmare. As she...
Rising Star
Olivia Orr, Writer
December 2, 2019
Self-taught musician junior Zachary Wyllia builds his career in music
Balancing Act
Olivia Orr, Writer
November 20, 2019
This copy originally appeared in the October 23, 2019 print edition. Ever since she was little, sophomore Caitlin LaCerra has enjoyed being involved. In her second year of high school, not much has changed, as LaCerra is committed to golf, softball, band and four advanced placement classes...
An Unfinished Battle
Rhea Patel, Writer
October 29, 2019
This copy originally appeared in the October 23, 2019 print edition. The life-changing nightmare of having a brain tumor is something no one wants to bear. For film teacher and girls soccer coach Nicole Inman, that nightmare turned out to be her reality. She had not one, but two brain tumors. W...
All The World’s A Stage
Tiffany To, Writer
April 19, 2019
With more than 10 years of experience in theatre, junior Annslee Clay believes theatre is more than acting for a play. “It’s like the exhilaration that you get on stage, and you don’t think about yourself,” Clay said. “You’re just there to entertain others, and it’s something that ...
Crazy for Coasters
Alex Beyerlein, Writer
April 10, 2019
The first roller coaster sophomore Jake Fannon rode was Splash Mountain, and it changed his life forever. As it built up anticipation, letting him believe he would run into the thorns and spikes, it dipped at the last second and left him full of laughter and enjoyment. Fannon knew from that point on ...
Hall of Fame
Emily Rutledge, Writer
April 1, 2019
Carnegie Hall, a prestigious venue located in midtown Manhattan, is a place where dreams come true. A child with an ambition to play piano on its elegant stage longs to join the world’s finest artists who have given performances there. Senior Madison Betz’s own dream came true in October of 2018 w...
Senior Week Dances 2019
Staff
March 2, 2019
Senior Week 2019 Dance Results: 1st Place: Yellow Team 2nd Place: Purple Team 3rd Place: Red Team 4th Place: Green Team Overall Results: 1st Place: Green Team 2nd Place: Red Team 3rd Place: Purple Team 4th Place: Yellow Team All teams raised a combined...
Teacher Starts Lunatick Designs Business
Rhea Patel, Writer
February 18, 2019
During a refreshing hike, art teacher Brianna Peterson takes in her surroundings. She takes mental pictures, along with photographic pictures as inspiration. Later, she takes those pictures and formulates designs to make merchandise for her newfound passion, her business Lunatick Designs. Peterson s...
Meant For The Stage
Emily Rutledge, Writer
January 9, 2019
Eyes shift from the intense soccer game for elementary students to a defender on the field as the first quarter comes to an end. A child, seemingly unaware of the responsibilities of his position, displays energetic dance moves, completely stealing the attention of the crowd. This was the day sophomo...
Let’s Talk Politics
Carly Lidzy, Writer
November 18, 2018
In the House of Representatives District Two election held Nov. 6, some students worked within their party for the candidate they wanted to win. In the end, Republican incumbent French Hill pulled ahead with 51.2% and Democrat Clarke Tucker came in second with 45.8%. Libertarian candidate Joe Swafford ended wi...
Nicole Inman: A Hope Warrior
Rhea Patel, Writer
October 26, 2018
Sitting in the hospital room, Nicole Inman couldn’t fully comprehend what exactly was happening. She assumed that her life would continue the same way it always had. She didn’t fully realize the intensity of her hospital visit. It was right after Memorial Day Weekend last year when Inman found out ...
