One Last Go Around
Josie Woolever, Senior Editor
December 12, 2018
Filed under Courier Top Feature, Student Life
November 18, 2018, is a day the class of 2019 will remember forever. This day not only will stick with our class forever, but it will stick with our community and school as well. This is the day we lost a fellow classmate, a friend, a teammate, a neighbor, a sister, and most importantly a daughter. ...
My Workplace
Kelsey Wise, Senior Writer
December 12, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
As a worker of Arby’s, I deal with many people every day I go into work. I take their orders and sometimes I even make small talk with our customers talking about the weather or how good our food is. Some people that come in to order food are very patient, talkative, and respectful; however, some p...
Dog Tags
Lauren Hileman, Junior Writer
December 11, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
Everyone has something that is special. It can represent a family member, memory, activity, or pretty much anything you want. For me, these objects are my dog tags and charms from the band program. When Mr. Muth first came to this school when I was a freshman, he had the idea to connect the band with d...
Christmas Concert
Katelyn Schreckenghaust, Junior Writer
December 11, 2018
Filed under Student Life
As everyone prepares for Christmas break, both the junior high and high school bands have been preparing for the annual Christmas concert. The band students have been practicing every day during band class and study halls to improve each song. The junior high bands have been practicing for a while now...
SADD Farewell
Brannyn Spencer, Senior Editor
December 6, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
This year is full of many goodbyes. Some may be to sports. Some may be to friends. This one is to SADD. This past Saturday many of us Seniors attended our last SADD dance. It feels like just last year when I attended my first SADD dance. I didn't realize how fast time really flew once senior year st...
A thousand miles strong
Brooklynn Fye, Senior Writer
December 5, 2018
Filed under Student Life
As I entered my sophomore year, I never imagined making a friend from someone that lived in a different country. Only because in a small town like Walton, Indiana, how many times do you meet someone from a different town, let alone a different country? With our school being a small size than surroun...
A Busy Version of Thanksgiving
Hannah Plauschin, Freshman Writer
December 2, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Delightful smells of delicious food being cooked completely overflow the house. Laughing family members and friends occupy the never-ending amount of time with games and chit-chat until the the feast can begin. Everyone eagerly waits as the food slowly is being set on the table one dish at a time. C...
Experiencing the first “Flawless” event!
McKayla Thompson, Junior Writer
November 30, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
“You are altogether beautiful my darling, there is no flaw in you.” -Song of Solomon 4:7 November 17th was a very special day, the first ever “Flawless” event. This event was hosted at Cross America from 9a.m-5p.m. Flawless was created to minister to younger girls how beautiful and fla...
ICYC With a Plot Twist
Bella Panmei, Sophomore Writer
November 30, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Spending time with friends for a whole weekend in a hotel is pretty awesome and what most kids would love to do more often. Things to do with friends are playing card games, going out to eat, and just doing everything a typical teenager would do with friends in a hotel. What I did last weekend was all...
Drunk Drivers and the Pain They Cause
Josie Woolever, Senior Editor
November 20, 2018
Filed under Student Life
The following content may offend some readers, may resurface some painful memories, or may be hard to read.
Diamond This Diamond That
November 14, 2018
Filed under Student Life
My fall break was pretty cool. I took a trip to Murfreesboro, Arkansas, to search for diamonds in the Crater of Diamonds State Park. I really didn’t mind the long driving hours and I thought it was kind of cool to see how much the scenery changes in such a short amount of time. Murfreesboro isn’t r...
Hold Your Horses!
Lauren Hileman, Junior Writer
November 13, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
I know that I am not a senior, but I over think about the future all the time. I can still remember having the seventh grade orientation visit and looking in the classrooms. I remember sitting in Mrs. Guy’s music room at Galveston Elementary and learning to play my first French Horn. I remember sitting...
