Approximately 100 donate at StuCo blood drive
Reese McLaughlin, Staff reporter
November 1, 2016
On Oct. 15, Student Council was host to the annual blood drive.Students had to sign up in order to donate and a form needed to be signed with a parent or guardian’s signature.Sophomore, Caitlyn Swaringim is proud of the good the blood drive is doing. “The blood is going to a great organizati...
Music from within
Laura Weiss and Gea Henry
October 27, 2016
At Francis Howell Central, one can hear the instruments play their rhythms in the hallways or outside after school. Band has been a part of these student’s lives ever since middle school when they first picked out their chosen instrument. “I love expressing myself through music and there is some...
Coming to an end
Kaleigh Zehnle, Staff reporter
April 28, 2016
This past weekend, the Spotlight Players put on their last show of the year, “The Wizard of Oz.” Being the last one, it was bittersweet for many people, especially the seniors, since this was the last show of their high school career. One senior who is sad to see their high school theatre career e...
See the best of the Fine Arts department
Sydney Kaiser, Yearbook editor
April 1, 2016
Members of the school theatre, choir and band programs will perform this evening at the National Art Honors Society's fourth annual Fine Arts Festival, hosted this evening in the cafe. In addition, fine arts students work will be on display and available for purchase.
Overcoming Obstacles
Kaleigh Zehnle, Staff reporter
March 8, 2016
With a few weeks of rehearsals out of the way, the Spotlight Players are making progress for the performances of “The Wizard of Oz” despite some challenges that have been thrown in their way, including the absence of director Mrs. Cori Nelson due to surgery. Mrs. Nelson’s absence wasn’t as big of a setba...
A trip to the snow Capitol
Haley Mills, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2016
From Jan. 27 until Jan. 31 Mrs. Stacy Dennigman and Mrs. Vicki Pohlman, student council sponsors, took a total of seven student council members to Washington D.C. for a leadership conference. “The leadership workshops we attended were really helpful and interesting,” junior Will James said. ...
There’s no place like home
Kaleigh Zehnle, Staff reporter
January 26, 2016
As second semester begins, the Spotlight Players are preparing for the spring musical, “The Wizard of Oz.” With applications for cast and crew coming in and auditions taking place, students are being given opportunities in a show they have never had before. Senior Emily Gelski and junior Maddy Miller...
Aim. Throw. Score.
Haley Mills, Staff Reporter
January 22, 2016
StuCo helped make an unforgettable day for many local kids, young adults, and their families. Partnering with the basketball program Student Council was able to put on a Special Olympics basketball tournament. In order to prepare for the event StuCo members reached out, created brackets for the tour...
Spotlight Players rehearse for the upcoming auditions
Kaleigh Zehnle, Staff reporter
December 11, 2015
With the fall play out of the way, The Spotlight Players have turned their attention to the spring musical, “The Wizard of Oz.” Auditions for the musical will follow winter break and be sometime in January. Preparing for any auditions can sometimes be a lot of work for the thespians. Accordi...
A curiously good performance
Kaleigh Zehnle, Staff reporter
November 24, 2015
There is always a tinge of excitement in the air when the lights in the auditorium flash to notify the audience that the show will start in five minutes, and it was no different at this year’s fall play, “The Curious Savage.” The performances of “The Curious Savage” came and went so quickly for th...
Down to the wire
Kaleigh Zehnle, Staff reporter
November 11, 2015
As the performances for “The Curious Savage” draw near, the crew heads and their crews frantically put the finishing touches on the sets, costume, props, and anything else needed to put on the show. Often, crews don’t get as much credit as cast members do, because all of their work h...
TSA opens path to possible technology careers
Kalani West, Staff reporter
October 9, 2015
A group of 25 to 35 students, meeting on Wednesday afternoons, TSA is a club catering to students who have an interest in technology. TSA- the Technology Student Association- provides students with the opportunity to compete in engineering or technology-related competitions. Helping also to develo...
Craig Eddy, Podcast Editor
December 13, 2019
Finals are coming up and students are falling down. The best thing to do is to push through and study hard to make it through!
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Morgan Kromer is a Senior and staff writer for FHC Publications, this is her first year. She is involved in mentoring and works at Dierbergs. Morgan plans on attending Missouri Baptist University next...