Courier Chat: Myers

Madison Gillespie, Sports editor

April 20, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment

Reporter Madison Gillespie talks to fine arts teacher Wes Myers about the upcoming Art and Technology Fair.

Fortnite Battle Royale Takes Over Susky

Chriatopher Norris, Reporter

April 17, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary

Students throughout Susky can not stop playing Fortnite Battle Royale. Fortnite, developed by Epic Games, puts players up against 99 others in a Hunger Games style competition. Players land on the map, scavenge for weapons and materials and battle it out, avoiding the lethal electric storm, un...

‘Big Fish’ Comes To Susquehannock

Gabby Lynch, Reporter

April 13, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Showcase

Big Fish has officially made its journey to Susquehannock. The cast and crew have worked exceedingly hard preparing for this show with hours of dedication and rehearsal. Shows are today at 7:00 P.M., Saturday at 7:00 P.M., and Sunday at 2:00 P.M. Ticket prices are $8.00 for students, $10.00 for adu...

Students Participate in Region Orchestra

Leah Miller, Reporter

April 12, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment

PMEA held the 2017-2018 Central Region Orchestra Festival on March 23 and 24 at Messiah College. Students from all over the state came together to perform and showcase their talents. To make it to regionals, musicians must audition and make it past districts. Senior Lucas Sherman and sophom...

“Movements” in Baltimore

Jayde-Rhiannon Jackson, Photo Editor

April 11, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment

The alternative rock band “Movements” came to the Metro Gallery in Baltimore, Maryland on their first headlining tour on March 23, 2018. The band and their opening acts sold out 27 of their shows on this tour, including their show in Baltimore. The opening acts included three bands: Gleemer, Super Wha...

Four Fantastic Indie Rock Albums So Far from 2018

Ally Waltemyer, Reporter

April 10, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary

Originating in the United Kingdom and the United States, indie rock has been protesting the dependency on record labels along with the political climate and singing about life’s rights, wrongs and minor inconveniences since the 1980’s. But what started 30 years ago with the Buzzcocks, R. E. M. an...

‘Love, Simon’ Fills Theaters- and Hearts

Grace Gorham, Features Editor

April 2, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary

Love, Simon came out on Friday, March 16, and the heart-warming film has been gaining positive reviews. The film received a 91% “fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 93% audience score. Many teens who saw the movie also read the novel it is based off of, Simon vs. the Homo Sapien’s Agenda...

Kennard Dale Makes a Splash with Spring Musical

Annie Hebel, News Editor

March 27, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary

Kennard Dale High School’s drama club put on a production of Disney’s The Little Mermaid for their spring musical in early March. The show follows the plot of the 1989 movie, following Ariel (played by Paije Carbonell), a mermaid who wishes to join the human world. She falls in love with a ...

‘The Phantom of the Opera’: A Majestic Musical

Julia Kelbaugh, Reporter

March 26, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Commentary

"The Phantom of the Opera" is one of Broadway’s longest running classical musicals, starting in 1986. (WARNING: Spoilers) Full of chilling music, eerie special effects and a wonderful plot, the show  I attended was the night showing at The Majestic Theatre in New York City, directed by Jake Bell. The very beginning of the show focus...

‘Big Fish’: A Behind the Scenes Look: Pit

Mia Kobylski and Elizabeth Johns

March 19, 2018

Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Features, Showcase