Hello My Name is…Laura Rightmeier
December 10, 2010
After much consideration I chose to follow math teacher Laura Rightmeier to get a taste of all the classes she teaches. Not only did I sit in on a geometry class but I also got to be a part of her third hour algebra class and her fifth hour AP statistics class. Geometry 9:35-11:05 It’s geometry... Read more »
Jack Garvin: Acting Out in Class and On Stage
ryan loecker
December 10, 2010
“If I were to describe myself in one word, I would probably say that I’m lively,” junior Jack Garvin said. Garvin spent the first half of the day with one of his good friends junior Tim Rosenbloom. From their second hour independent study, all the way until lunch, they were both constantly cracking... Read more »
Abishai Day
chris allmon
December 8, 2010
My day was a blast, or should I say, Abishai’s day was a blast. I spent a day following around the charismatic redhead known as Abishai Guenther, it became clear that she was not the average person. From the smallest details to large aspects of her personality, Guenther has an inviting uniqueness to... Read more »
A Day in the Life of Reilly Moore
kim c
December 6, 2010
When I asked Reilly Moore if I could shadow her for a day, I had only a slight idea of what I was getting myself into. I knew she was our student body president, a member of Chamber Choir, Chamber Singers and really into athletics as well. When I asked her about her typical day, I knew it wasn’t... Read more »
Rhodes Show
December 6, 2010
Severely Multiply Handicapped, or SMH, teacher Robert Rhodes spends his days teaching about fractions, baking pies and playing dominoes; or at least that is what he was doing on November 21. Rhodes works with three other paras to accommodate the four full time students in his room. Josie Miller, Billy... Read more »
Oh No, Late Again
ryan loecker
November 12, 2010
Although it takes six tardies before a student can get suspended, and it’s acceptable to be late or absent a couple times a semester, the only person hurt is the student missing class. Chances are, a student who misses enough school will end up in Danny Speicher’s ISS room. “It’s understandable... Read more »
Staff Editorial: Fred Phelps
austin fisher
November 12, 2010
When an American soldier takes an oath to protect and defend our nation and is killed while upholding that oath, the last thing his father should suffer at the funeral is messages defaming his son, his God and his country. However, no American citizen should be denied the right to free speech. In the... Read more »
Winter Sports Preview
amani safadi
November 12, 2010
The spreading cold of the winter season isn’t stopping winter sports from heating up. Memories of disappointing seasons past and hopes for a chance to reach state-level drive our athletes to improve. All of the sports begin on November 15, except for bowling which begins November 29, so come out if... Read more »
Rena what?
chris allmon
November 9, 2010
Everyone has seen the effects, but very few actually know the cause. Student of the week, student of the month, the neon sign hanging in the commons; all fruits of the Renaissance program. The Renaissance program was introduced last year by Principle Ed West as a way to recognize students for things... Read more »
If You Really Knew Me…
allison h and allison m
November 9, 2010
From “Mean Girls” to “The Breakfast Club”, stereotypes are the backbone of almost every teen movie. For the most part, high school students in these movies fall into one stereotype, and they fulfill that stereotype completely. Stereotypes are a natural part of high school. As teenagers, we are... Read more »
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