Locks that Rock

Anything you can do I can do better

New coach, young team strive toward wins

The softball team is young this year, made up mostly of sophomores and juniors. But junior Catalina Taitague, who played on the varsity team last year, does not see this as a bad thing. “We know how e

Senior strikes for scholarships

As she inhales, she feels the close proximity of the ball to her chest. She holds it steady and drops it down to release the ball to the lane. The pins rumble and shake and eventually fall, giving her

Anonymous posters freedom of speech to the fullest

“We are Anonymous. We are legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget.” These words can be heard across the dark corners of the Internet– the furthest reaches where it is okay to talk to s

Superintendent visits, seeks student insight

Although there are no full-time band and drama teachers this year, Superintendent Carl Toliver is currently hoping to have those positions fully staffed by next year.

Don't let memories fade away

“Just shut up already!” my brother screams from across the Golden Corral table. Being me, I have to reply with a smart comment, accompanied by a smirk. As any parent would when their children are f

Feeling at home on ice

As his skates glide across the ice, he is unable to stop smiling. Dragging his stick behind him, he races past his teammates to the red line. He feels at home.

MESA Day a Success

As students of different sizes and ages line up in two lines at 8:00 in the morning, each with their own projects in hand, anxious to compete, as they wait to get inside to be registered into the MESA

Snow Day

Junior Lucas Brandt stares out the window with anticipation as he looks forward to his second snowboarding trip.