Then and Now
Gabrielle Francois, Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 20, 2019
From being number 441 in the nation and among the top ten in the state, our school has seen growth and encountered changes along the way to receive the accreditation it has today. The evolving student culture at here has shaped the school and many former and current student experiences. It was originally...
Colt Crew’s Cooperation Climbs
Samantha Fisher, Web Editor
October 30, 2018
Colt Crew is experiencing an increase in its participation compared to last year. The club gained 84 members and is looking forward to the new things they will be able to accomplish. The idea of Colt Crew began when English teacher Harriet Clark and principal Remo Roncone talked about how they felt...
Feldkamps’ Family Travels
Chloe Collins, Staff Writer
October 30, 2018
Over the last four years, English teacher Amy Feldkamp has traveled through the U.S. and Canada for three to four weeks of the summer with her family. They have traveled coast to coast across North America and have visited a dozen National Parks. The first year Feldkamp and her husband were married,...
Do Freshmen Ever Change?
Elisabeth Andrews, Copy, Opinion Editor
October 30, 2018
Each year new students join the school. They have just come from the top of the food chain in middle school to the bottom in high school. Teachers do their best to look out for them as they age and become upperclassmen. English teacher Val Nafso has seen freshmen develop as she has the opportunity to...
A Passion for Fashion
Patti Kubota
October 1, 2018
Senior Olivia Simone’s interest in fashion, journalism and marketing led her to create her own blog called Liv in Style in June 2018. She writes about fashion, gives tips about how to take good photos and does challenges such as the $10 thrift challenge. In the near future, she hopes to include re...
Meet the New Foreign Exchange Student
Kaitlyn Piggott, Co-Copy Editor
September 21, 2018
Sophomore Yasmine Da Gbadji and senior Kendyl Gatzemeyer sit at a table at Tim Hortons enjoying donuts by the handfuls. They laugh about everything under the sun. The pair became quick friends following Da Gbadji’s move to Michigan in August. Gatzemeyer and Da Gbadji moved into an apartment complex...
Night Full of Stars
Tracy Cabej, Feature Editor
June 4, 2018
If you were to walk into sophomore Julia Considine’s bedroom, you would see Coldplay posters covering her walls. She has about seven large posters and a collection of the band’s vinyl records and CDs in the small corner of her room that she calls her shrine. Considine says her love of the British...
Life as a Fire Explorer
Priya Bandstra, Staffer
June 4, 2018
When deciding a future career, usually teenagers don’t get the chance to get a firsthand look at potential pursuits. Seniors Matt Dooley and Tony Amalfitano along with junior Daanyal Syed and freshman Lawson DeVier all get to experience what it is like to be a firefighter through the program Fire Explorers. “It’s...
The Story of a Hypebeast
Sarah Funk, Business and Graphics Editor
June 4, 2018
As senior Jimmy Warner takes steps toward the future, he hopes to put his best foot forward—in his best pair of Yeezys. Warner is considered a “hypebeast,” someone he describes as “wearing overpriced, overhyped clothes to flex on their peers to try and show they have more money when in most case...
Wilding with Mr. Zynda
Annie Smuts, Body Copy Editor
June 1, 2018
Science teacher Robert Zynda never wanted to go into teaching. “My buddies would always laugh because when we were out, I would be teaching them stuff, so I thought, ‘Oh, maybe I’ll try and see what happens,’” he said. He originally wanted to be a biologist and thus got a DA DX certificate,...
Finding Life
Bianca Bucholtz, Co-Editor-in-Chief
June 1, 2018
Silently packing the house up and putting the bags in the car, senior Josiah Willis wondered where his bags would fit. Breaking the harrowing silence, he gained the courage to ask the question hovering over them, “Mom what’s going on?” “We’re out of the apartment,” his mom replied. “I’m...
The Cold Doesn’t Bother Me Anyway
Nataile Suh, Design Editor
June 1, 2018
It was the second day of camp for senior Yiannos Demetriou, then a seven-year-old. He was up in the mountains where it was lush and green, camping as part of the scouts program in Cyprus—an island country in the Mediterranean Sea. The day was supposed to be filled with exploring the scenic views of...
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