German exchange group presentations
October 27, 2010 • Shayne Johnston
On Sept. 28, the German foreign exchange students who came with Mr. Shultz gave Frau Becker’s first hour German II class seven presentations. The presentations varied topics from their hometown, region, school, the German capital, sports, and more. All of the presentations... Read more »
French fairytale
October 26, 2010 • Peyton McNeil
This semester in the French III and French IV class the students are participating in a project in which they pick a fairytale, and then write it in their own form. Some of the fairytales the students got to chose from include Beauty and the Beast, Prince and the Frog,... Read more »
Orchestra rocks!
October 26, 2010 • Morgan Benjamin
Taking pictures with a large group of students can be difficult, but for the Orchestra students it’s no problem for them. Posing for pictures isn’t the only fun thing in Orchestra; concerts would be the most fun. Conducting the pieces of the concert would be directors Martha... Read more »
Northeast Kansas bound and down
October 26, 2010 • Elijah Kampsen
Many high school students choose to spend their free time and funds wisely. Not so in the case of senior Matt Carson. “Why should I waste my time applying for scholarships or working? I shouldn’t, that’s why,” Carson said. ... Read more »
Tiger’s the best; forget the rest
October 19, 2010 • Matt Carson
Tiger Woods in my eyes is the greatest golfer ever. Some of the shots that he hits in tournaments can only be pulled off by him. Jack Nicklaus was a great golfer and all, but Tiger is just better. Even though Tiger hasn’t beaten Jack’s record of 18 majors, Tiger is... Read more »
Most memorable vacation
October 19, 2010 • Felicia VanCleave
I went to a lot of places over the summer, but there is one trip that really sticks out that I will never forget. I am junior Felicia VanCleave, and I went to Jacksonville, FL, over the summer to meet my Aunt Lori and Uncle Bob, who are very... Read more »
Harvest time
October 19, 2010 • Lauren Lenahan
Riding a big tractor to harvest corn and beans seems like a job for a farmer and not a high school student, but junior Bobby Millard must do this on a regular basis. Millard works on Carl Richards’s farm helping with a harvest of bean and... Read more »
The international
October 14, 2010
Love for the sport soccer is international. Millions of people around the world love the sport, and one of them is senior Gabe Garay. Garay has been playing soccer since he was five. When he was that age, he played on a small club team in Bolivia where he was born. He... Read more »
Cross country
October 14, 2010
“It keeps me physically active and pushes me physically and mentally over the edge,” senior Chris Shirrell said. Shirrell has been running in cross country since his sophomore year. He lettered his junior year, and has many personal accomplishments throughout his cross country career. Breaking his... Read more »
Pursuing the life of a famous actor
October 12, 2010 • Amber Cessarich
Ever since junior Drew Temple was a kid, the life of growing up like a movie star was an ambition. But in order for Temple to meet his goal, he believes that the acceptance in the Juilliard School of Performing Arts in New York City is the route to take. The Juilliard School... Read more »