My Favorite Photo: Olivia Fong
Olivia Fong, Staff Photographer
May 18, 2018
Filed under Feature, Features, Showcase
This is my favorite picture this semester because you can see the ball is in complete focus. The lacrosse sticks, jerseys, facial expression, etc. are all very clear in this picture. The only part I would change from this picture is to try and get the goalie’s stick to fully fit into the picture. ...
My Favorite Photo: Grant Boehne
Grant Boehne, Staff Photographer
May 17, 2018
This is my favorite photo of the year because the subject and the objects are balanced, if you were to cut the image down the middle, the left side would consist of just the teacher and the right side would consist of just the whiteboard, and this makes it visually pleasing. This photo also shows the perso...
My Favorite Photo: Payton Amlong
Payton Amlong, Staff Photographer
May 17, 2018
This is my favorite picture of the semester because it tells such a huge story. I like how confident they look and i love the angle. If i could shot this again, i would try to include all of the word spartans in the back and i would also try and get more kids in the back to show how many kids did support.
Underdogs of FHC
May 15, 2018
Here is an inside look into the thoughts and daily lives of the people working behind the scenes at FHC, who make sure everything runs smoothly. The Underdogs of FHC includes staff that work hard and dedicate their days to the improvement of our school.
What are you destined to be?
Whitney Klein, Voice Editor
April 27, 2018
Filed under Feature, Showcase, Uncategorized
https://www.playbuzz.com/whitneyk10/what-are-you-destined-to-be
Technology Here Today
Zoe Lentz, Staff Photographer
April 24, 2018
Filed under Discover, Feature, Feature, Uncategorized, Video
Its not just students at FHC, its people everywhere who use their phones as an extinction of their life. back then, people didn't need their phoned to function, but the world has changed.
Protests for peace
Jessica Fults, Staff reporter
April 5, 2018
Filed under Feature, Showcase, Uncategorized
One of the most powerful tools students across the country have is the ability to use their voice. People have positively changed our history through sit-ins and marches, for example, and now more than ever teens are voicing their opinions to change the world. While having strong opinions and voicing you...
Early morning jazz
Katherine Koziatek, Staff reporter
March 23, 2018
Filed under Feature
It all started in December. Eight students gathered in the entryway of FHC to set up equipment. Instruments were brought out, including baritone, tenor, and alto saxophones; trumpet; bass guitar; piano; and drums, to play music for students as they enter the school doors. They call it “The Jazz Combo....
Tell me you love me tour
Juliet Fuhrmann, Move Editor
March 21, 2018
What started as a road trip to Chicago to see Demi Lovato live, turned out to be the greatest weekend I have had in a very long time. I will always and forever love alternative music, but I have loved Demi Lovato since I was a little girl and I saw “Camp Rock” for the first time. She started to...
All spoons in
Paige Fann, Staff reporter
March 21, 2018
Froot Loops. Cap’n Crunch. Frosted Flakes. Lucky Charms. There’s a new club at FHC, Cereal club. Cereal Club is a great place for any one with a love of cereal and time on Thursday morning, to eat cereal. Cereal Club, besides being a different Club, has an interesting origin. Mrs. Rulo, the club spo...
Inspirational Adeyemi
Skylar Laird, Co-editor in chief
March 16, 2018
“IF YOU WANT IT YOU CAN DO IT,” large red words read against a black screen behind 24-year-old author Tomi Adeyemi, who smiles broadly as she speaks into a microphone, encouraging the library full of students watching her to pursue their dreams, regardless of how difficult it may be. Her bright ...
Trial by Fire
Garrett Allen, Discover editor
March 16, 2018
Fall. The overcast Monday sky at the crack of dawn casts a shadow over his face as he closes the side door to his small house. Another one. He lets out a breath. One half of an hour later, he walks briskly into his first classroom of the day; by the end, after four AP sessions, he is in the most challeng...
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