Why go to Rotary?
Westin Miller, Senior Writer
April 20, 2018
Filed under Student Life
During the past two weeks, Noah Miller and I capre’d the opportunity to attend and participate in the Logansport Rotary Club. Dr. Garland thought it would be a good idea for seniors in the top ten of their class to participate in these rotary lunches, and I believe he made the right decision. Th...
Spring Break Adventures
McKayla Thompson, Sophomore writer
April 19, 2018
Filed under Student Life
I remember it all started with just dreaming about being on the beach. For spring break this year, everything was a little different. My parents had lots to do at home so they could not leave for a whole week to take me on vacation. Carley Musall saved me and asked me to go to Florida with her and h...
Weekend at Wabash
Mason Young, Senior Writer
April 19, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
A couple years ago, I would never have pictured myself going to an all male college, but here I am! Last Friday and Saturday I went to Wabash College to attend the admitted students weekend. When I first got to the college, I checked in and then went and ate lunch. After eating lunch, I walked around t...
New Orleans: Ghost Town?
Morgan Miller, Senior Writer
April 18, 2018
Filed under Student Life
On spring break after the cruise was over, I was lucky enough to get to stay in New Orleans with a couple others for a few days and see the city. Only having a few days was hard because New Orleans has so many things to do and see. One thing we decided to do was go on a ghost tour. New Orleans is home...
All Hail Purdue!
Brannyn Spencer, Junior Writer
April 17, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
My house has always been split right down the middle. My mother and brother support Indiana University. My father and I lean towards Purdue University. Trust me, this has caused MANY arguments between me and my brother. Of course, Purdue is better than IU in so many ways. Since I think so highly of Purd...
A Royal Night
Kelsey Wise, Junior Writer
April 17, 2018
Filed under Student Life
I never knew how exciting a concert could be. A couple months ago my friend, Annie, had said she found Lorde tickets for $45 each. The seats were really bad but we didn’t care where we sat as long as we saw Lorde perform. If you don’t know who Lorde is, Lorde came out with her big hit called “...
To the One Who Took Away My Darkness
Josie Woolever, Junior Writer
April 16, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
To the One Who Took Away My Darkness, For the longest time, I had always grown up being told I was weird or that I was ugly or that I wasn’t good enough. When I’d hear these things, I began to believe them a little bit more each time. A time came when I really thought I was never goin...
Adios Indian Shores
Brady Hammond, Senior Writer
April 11, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
My entire family minus a few here and there took a trip to Indian Shores, Florida,ss for spring break. And when I say my entire family, I mean the whole thing… we had between 30 to 40 Hammonds in the same building that week. By the time we left, I was surprised that building was still standing. My...
The Story of Julie Byrd
McKayla Thompson, sophomore writer
April 9, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
Have you ever felt as if everything is moving so fast that there is no time to stop and relax? I’m only a sophomore in high school, and I feel as if everyone is already pushing me to pick what college I am wanting to attend. My mind is running, and I am just not sure what college I want to attend. ...
Grow From Defeat
Delanie Deeter, Senior Writer
March 22, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
“Defeat” can be defined in several different ways. To be checkmated in a game of chess, to lose the state championship, and to lose a bet are all situations people might feel they have been defeated. Being defeated isn’t fun, and can make a man a sore loser. When a man loses, he ha a choice to ...
Now Hiring
Kaleb Lewellen, Sophomore Writer
March 22, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
High school comes with a lot of firsts. Some of those may include first dance, first boyfriend/girlfriend, first car, and even a first job. The first job is definitely a big one. Teens try to get jobs for a lot of different reasons. These reasons can range from paying for a person’s gas to wanting...
Excitement for the Future
Lexi Jackson, senior writer
March 22, 2018
Filed under Courier Top First Person Feature, Student Life
As the last nine weeks of the school year has already begun, high school for seniors is quicking coming to an end. At the beginning of the year, I thought I’d be a nervous wreck at this point to be leaving life as I know it behind and moving to a new place with new people and a new lifestyle. However, a...
