Currently there are two student teachers in the building, Vallie Hinkle and John Cumberland, who are hoping to gain as much experience as possible.
In different classrooms in the school, prospective...
By Abigail Bentz, Editor in Chief
• February 18, 2015
After years of delay, the library’s atmosphere is being updated and improved.
According to librarian Kayse Corrieri, the library has looked the same for about 35 years, and both she and library clerk...
By Grace Burns, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
• February 12, 2015
As recognition for their memorable qualities, 12 teachers recently won superlatives that will be included in the yearbook as a result of a student-wide vote.
Art teacher Wade Bowers and social studies...
This year's graduating class has had a few students that stand out just a tad more than the others, and they have been nominated or have won the senior superlative awards.
The categories: best dressed,...
By Abigail Bentz, Editor in Chief
• February 9, 2015
The freshmen class explored careers in Science and Math through the STEM program on Friday, January 30,
STEM stands for: science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and has been an annual program...
The week of King of Hearts is here, and the student body is excited for the event’s festivities.
Senior boy candidates include: Caleb Bryant, Mark Freidhoff, Alex Rebich, Duncan Mitchell, Clayton...
45 students went on an anatomy field trip to the Franklin Institute and the Mutter Museum in Philadelphia on Friday, January 9.
Science teachers Barbara Nealon and Edward Bailey both helped organize...
By Grace Burns, Assistant Editor-in-Chief
• January 30, 2015
Senior Erin McNeal, an employee at the Sunoco Gas Station in Shrewsbury, was the victim of a non-violent theft in the convenience store on Wednesday, January 21.
What seemed to be a normal...
As a high school student, it is difficult to decipher presidential speeches, yet, in the case of President Obama’s 2015 State of the Union Address, there are certain issues that require our attention.
The...
