Dan’s Donuts
Annie Daily, Senior Writer
August 14, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
On 1800 Union Street in Kokomo, Indiana, is Dan’s Variety Bakery. It is often referred to as “Dan’s Donuts” or just “Dan’s.” The bakery is located in the middle of a neighborhood in Kokomo. It looks like an old house that has been turned into a shop. Inside is very small and very hot. The...
The Gift of Adopting A Dog
Ashli Key, Senior Editor
August 14, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Man, where do I begin? I was getting ready with my friend Blanca, who is from Spain, on a Saturday night to go out to eat with our friends Sophie and Luke; however, the night didn’t go as we planned. All the sudden, my mom ran into the house screaming at us to come outside in a panic voice. As I walked o...
My Favorite Hello and My Hardest Goodbye
Josie Woolever, Senior Editor
August 13, 2018
Filed under Student Life
God gives us challenges in life that we don’t understand and we don’t know how we’ll get through them, but he puts them there for a reason. Four years ago, God put my best friend into my life even though I didn’t know that he would mean as much as he does now. We may not have always been clo...
A Concert to Remember
Lanie Miller, Senior Editor
August 10, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
To start this off, I will say that I have been to more than one concert, but to me, the Logic concert had to be the most exciting. First, this is the first concert that I have ever gone to without any adults. Now, that may not seem like a huge deal to some people, but to me it felt really good. It f...
The Start of Something New
Brannyn Spencer, Senior Editor
August 9, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
All through school, since 4th grade, I had been a cheerleader. After moving to Lewis Cass my sophomore year, I thought it would be a good idea not participating in cheer due to learning new material while trying to focus on my classes. This is my third and final year here at Lewis Cass and I want to mak...
New Experiences Lead to Great Memories
McKayla Thompson, Junior writer
August 8, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
The big day had finally arrived; it was the moment I could not wait for any longer. I knew after this big day my life would change, and I would have responsibilities, chores, and lots of cleaning to do. In the car, I just couldn’t stop thinking about the destination I was headed towards. My heart ...
Becoming Bilingual
Carl Jay, Junior Writer
August 7, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
This past summer I participated in Indiana University Honors Program Foreign Language, IUHPFL, a full immersion language program. With five languages IUHPFL is a great opportunity for students not just enrolled in Spanish classes. IUHPFL, experience of a lifetime; had me based in Viña del Mar, Chile, ...
Lake Barkley: A Trip to Remember
Hannah Plauschin, Freshman Writer
August 7, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
I hear the rustling of leaves as a breeze graces this hot day. The birds and insects unapologetically sing their songs as loud as they can muster. The hot, humid air sticks to my skin. The sun beams down on the Earth making the world bright. Everything drips with the scent of fresh water from the lake. I...
An Open Letter to the Upcoming Juniors
Josie Woolever, Junior Writer
May 22, 2018
Filed under Student Life
To the Upcoming Juniors, You’re officially upperclassmen now. How’s it feel? I know it may not seem like it now, but junior year is so much more different than any other you’ve experienced yet. You’re starting to take AP classes now, you’re taking dual credit classes, and you...
Saying Goodbye To Bauer
Gabe Eurit, Sophomore Writer
May 18, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Being a student at Lewis Cass has given me the opportunity of meeting people that have impacted my life. One person who has had an influence in my life is Mr. Bauer. After forty-one years of teaching, Mr. Bauer has decided to retire. The majority of Bauer’s years have been spent at Cass. He has been...
Goodbye For Now, My Best Friend
Ashli Key, Junior Writer
May 17, 2018
Filed under Student Life
“Time flies when you’re having fun.” That quote never seemed to be true until this year of high school. It seems as if yesterday Sophie Galloway, my best friend, and I were playing our first volleyball game together; however, Sophie graduates in two weeks. Sophie and I had an unbreakable bond. ...
Michaela Pullen loves being an RA at Ball State
Brannyn Spencer, Junior Writer
May 14, 2018
Filed under Student Life
So what is an RA? An RA is a resident advisor. Some of you may know her, but Michaela Pullen, our own alumnus, is an RA at Ball State University. Her freshman year, half way through, she decided that she wanted to be a room advisor. She wanted to grow as a leader on the Ball State campus and thought it...
