My Favorite photo: Paige Fann
January 7, 2019
Filed under Uncategorized
During the Homecoming football game, I had to learn how to shoot in low light without a big lens. It took me awhile to find how to get the perfect shot, but eventually I got the hang of it. I was very proud of this shot, even though this photo is a little dark I think it looked nice and showed p...
Cheer Up
Abiagil Tarleton, Staff photographer
December 19, 2018
Filed under Feature, Uncategorized
I love this picture because of the emotion it conveys. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders were all very anxious as they waited in a tiny, dark locker room to perform at regionals. They only had this one performance, so they came together and said a prayer. The girl who led the prayer is Mormon, a r...
Winter Percussion
Samantha Gnuse, Staff Photographer
December 18, 2018
Filed under Galleries, Uncategorized
Every year Winter Percussion meets to prepare for the upcoming marching season. This ensemble is composed of 8th to 11th graders who are planning to join marching band in the fall. Kobi Nolan, a senior helping out, believes they're on the right track. "Its going well. They're moving quickly this...
Bulldogs chew up Spartans with last second score
Kierston Fisher, Staff Photographer
December 18, 2018
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The Spartans looked to take on the FZS Bulldogs in an anticipated matchup, for the games in the past always being physical with the score close. The bulldogs ran the score up early thinking the game was inevitably over for the most part. But the spartans prevailed and tied the game late in the 3rd q...
Loved and lost
December 17, 2018
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Absence is cruel. It’s ironic to be able to feel something so much more deeply when it isn’t there; how much bigger a space seems when it isn’t occupied. Sometimes such deep emptiness brings us to the pit of ourselves, where we feel so hollow we believe that there is nothing left. At times,...
Too much energy
Whitney Klein, Social Media editor
December 16, 2018
Filed under Discover, Showcase, Uncategorized
Greed being a disease
December 13, 2018
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Over the weekend, I was going to pick up my sister from work. I see this homeless man with a dog. The dog really needed a new leash I asked; my mom if we could go to T.J. Maxx and get him one she said yes. We ended up getting him a leash and dog food, and we got the man socks and food. He was not expe...
A fresh start
December 13, 2018
Filed under Girls Swimming, Showcase, Uncategorized, Winter Sports
Holding a pass to leave early from her 7th-hour gym class, freshman Keaton Frye awaits her first meet on the varsity swim team. Frye began to swim when she was only six years old, and it has quickly become her favorite sport in high school, thanks to the welcoming attitude from her teammates. “Th...
Top 5 Disney Dogs
Robyn Ziegemeier, Staff reporter
December 3, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Uncategorized
No. 1: Dug from Up- Dug is an excitable golden retriever with a collar that allows him to talk. As soon as he meets Carl, he immediately takes a liking to him. He steals the show every minute he’s on screen, especially with one-liners, devotion to Carl, and even moments of bravery against Charles Mun...
Calvin’s Lens
Marcus Falcomata, Staff Reporter At-Large
November 30, 2018
Filed under 2018-2019 issues, 2018-2019 staff, Editorials, Uncategorized, Voice
It is no secret that our society today is extremely disconnected from the world of religion, faith, and theology. When I have religious discussion, it is not typical for the surface of theology to even be scratched. Typically, only a “Do you go to church?. Within Christianity, there are around 33,000...
Publications Recruitment Video
Grant Boehne, Video Editor
November 14, 2018
Filed under Showcase, Uncategorized, Video
The members of the publications club explain why you should join, and what they enjoy most about it. Go to room 139 for an application!
Meet the boys swim coach
Natalie Walsh, Kayla Reyes, Breana Epperson, and Maddie Fuller
October 30, 2018
Filed under Boys Swimming, Move, Uncategorized
The boys swim team is known for their outstanding performance in the water, but the man behind their success is not often given the credit he deserves. Swim and Dive Coach Jacob Froeschner has pushed the swim members to compete at their best, and given them the resources to do so. A coach has a job m...
Teaching a new course can be difficult. Mr. Scott Dauve, the past anatomy teacher, was a well-liked person. Mr. Patrick Reed has big shoes to fill as he...
