Senior Year
Cayl Garland, Senior Writer
January 20, 2020
As my high school career is coming to an end, I am reminiscing on all of the memories I've made with my friends and family. My least favorite part of my senior year is letting go of all of the sports that I have played my whole life. Letting go of something I love so much brings me hardship...
A new type of pet
Tianna Casner, Freshman Writer
December 13, 2019
Upon hearing the word ‘chicken,’ the first thing I think of is a farm. This is common for many others; however, farms are not the only places chickens can be found. Chickens weren’t originally domesticated, rather found outside in the wild. People first domesticated chickens around 7000 BC in Chin...
Swimming: Not the Recreational Kind
Clara Licklider, Sophomore Writer
December 6, 2019
As I dive into the polar ice cold pool, I let the water consume my thoughts. All the stress I had from standing on the swimmer’s block dissipated; however, now I had a more troubling feeling. As I raced through the water, my heart was pounding and my lungs were aching for a gulp of air. I was nearin...
Showing Love to People Who Need It
Cana Jones, Sophomore Writer
December 1, 2019
If you read my previous article, you know that I traveled to the Dominican Republic recently. I go to the Dominican with an organization called Score International. Every day the men go to different cities and do a baseball clinic for the Dominican kids, and then they share the gospel with them. The...
One Last Ride
Cayl Garland, Senior Writer
November 21, 2019
Last Friday the kings played in the Regional Championship game at Andrean Highschool. Unfortunately, the result did not fall in our favor. It was a hard fought game, and we didn’t roll over. The worst part about losing the game is that it was the last time I would ever put on the shoulder pads, helme...
Preparing to Leave
Cana Jones, Sophomore Writer
November 18, 2019
For those who do not know, I am leaving for the Domincan Republic this Saturday, November 9th. By the time this article is published, I will already be back from my trip. I am extremely anxious and excited, but I still have so much to do. With packing, getting my assignments, collecting money, getting passp...
Take a Look into Flawless!
McKayla Thompson, Senior Writer
November 12, 2019
Ninety teenage girls walk in the doors as strangers with no idea what is about to take place. All with different stories, different situations, and different problems within their lives. Welcome to Flawless. Flawless is an event that mentors young teenagers to help them begin or grow in their walk ...
My first break as a Senior
Caleb Johnson, Senior Writer
November 4, 2019
My senior year fall break fell short of my expectations. I imagined a short, bittersweet vacation that calmed my nerves. On the contrary, my imagination proved to be just that. I ended up working at my new job and sleeping a lot more than I should. At the end of the week, I felt relieved and dismayed. I...
A Realistic Sweet Sixteen
Hannah Plauschin, Sophomore Writer
November 4, 2019
On October 11th, I turned sixteen. I was beyond excited and could not believe I became this iconic number of years old. Like any girl, I have watched all the movies, like Sixteen Wishes and Sixteen Candles, of those teenage girls turning sixteen and their lives finally being perfect. These gorgeous girls ...
Fun to be Drug Free
Bella Panmei, Junior Writer
November 4, 2019
This week the SADD officers and class representatives went over to the elementary to talk about red ribbon week and the effects drugs have on everyone's lives. SADD stands for Students Against Destructive Decisions. Hannah Young is President and Mckayla Thompson is Vice President so they led two diffe...
On the Road to Recovery
McKayla Thompson, Senior writer
October 28, 2019
3 a.m the alarm starts to screech so with my eyes squinted like a cat, I threw on some clothes and loaded into the van. Before I knew it, we rolled into the Carmel Surgery Center. That day, October 11th, I had to get my tonsils removed. My procedure was supposed to take place at 6 a.m but rath...
Two Furry New Members of the Family
Hannah Plauschin, Sophomore Writer
October 8, 2019
I have always loved pets, especially dogs and cats. Dogs and cats provide one with a cuddle buddy, a good listener, and a friend. I have a dog named Zoe that I love dearly. She is super fluffy and loves to be pet. I have always leaned more towards dogs than cats until recently. About a month ago, I ...