Font frenzy

Craig Eddy, Entertain editor

January 25, 2019

In another weekly comic, we explore the possibility of people talking in different fonts. Some people however, don't choose the right fonts.

Restroom rejection

January 18, 2019

What happens when you need to use the bathroom, but the teacher says no? This week's comic explores that idea and it might just change some teacher's bathroom policies.

Cracking the egg

Isaiah Salin, Staff reporter

January 15, 2019

The internet star taking the social media world by storm, is an unlikely one. It is quite literally an egg. The Instagram account @world_record_egg, has amassed over 40 million likes in less than a month, crushing the record for likes (on Kylie Jenner’s post of her newborn child which had 18 million likes). The internet sen...

Back to school blues

Craig Eddy, Entertain editor

January 11, 2019

Going back to school after a long break can be a startling experience, and the big problems looming over second semester are not to be taken easily.

Classroom sleep syndrome

Craig Eddy, Entertain editor

December 14, 2018

In another great comic, Eddy depicts the struggle of students falling asleep in class only to wake up and be confused of their whereabouts.

10 things you don’t know about theatre

Gabby Buchholz, Copy editor

November 27, 2018

1. Traditions  If there’s one thing a theatre kid is, it’s superstitious. Our own theatre department is home to multiple traditions- from ways to celebrate people who have worked hard on the show to dancing in a dressing room to a Queen song. Traditions are ways for us to get excite...

Student lot struggle

Craig Eddy, Entertain editor

November 9, 2018

Every day, following the last bell, students tear from their classrooms towards the student parking lot. With no regard for others, they take down anyone in their path. Beware the student driver, for you could be next; in the hall, on the stairs, even in the bathroom, when the final bell chimes, take ...

The real murder mystery

Isaiah Salin, Staff reporter

October 12, 2018

Chris Stanfield sits down to record his podcast about murderers and their lives. He exhales as he straightens out his notes, and begins to record for the week. In this new era of murder entertainment, the way people see murder has changed drastically. For listeners of popular St. Charles podcast ...

Saving after summer

Natalie Walsh, Staff reporter

September 18, 2018

40 hours a week. $300. All in hope for a car. Students took on summer jobs to earn an income for things they deem valuable in their lives. Students like Madyson Bamvakais searched for jobs to save money for a car that every high schooler dreams of. “Growing up, you have to learn to manage a job...

Dele Alli Challenge

Zoe Lentz, Staff Photographer

September 17, 2018

What are your favorite challenges? We asked a few students and teachers of FHC if they could do one. Let us know if there are any challenges that the school should know about. I’m sure they will show their face sooner or later.