Paige Brummer

One Act starts in January

With the Conference competiting fast approaching, One Act has begun preparing for another successful season. “I am zealous about this season,” said Senior Mariah Laqua. “We are a competitive ensemble, and I think...

ICE CREAM

When you are at the ice cream shop, or standing in the frozen treats isle at the grocery store, there are many varieties of ice cream to choose from. They range from classic vanilla, to more unique flavors, such as...

M.E.A.D.A

Students take steps to save their peers from harm

Meth Education and Drug Awareness (M.E.A.D.A) has been around for three years, but do people really know the impact that this program has made in the community? With all the positive improvements it made on the...

Changing Events

Student shares her reflections on the 35-W Bridge collapse

Wednesday September 19, I watch a family of three standing on the 10th Street Bridge overlooking the 35w Bridge, or what used to be a bridge. The family consists of a mother, father, and a young boy who I’m guessing...

From Comfort to Chaos

Student’s transitions from home school to public school adds new experience and possibility

New places can make people uncomfortable. Walking into a big school, friendless and lost could be traumatizing. Although home schooling benefits some kids, the switch to public school challenges others. Sophomores...

Foreign Exchange Students face challenge of n

Last year 22 foreign exchange students attended our school, this year only four. We chose to invite foreign exchange students to attend here for many years. Schools may choose not to have them a part of their school...

Ten years in the making

“I don’t remember the situation,” said English Teacher Ryan McCallum, “but I was actually in this school before it was complete. The floor wasn’t done yet, the walls were just being built and the ground was just...

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