Jonathan Doss, Reporter
May 15, 2019
The Ukraine public elected Volodymyr Zelensky to be their sixth president April 29. Zelensky, who won in what CNN described as a protest vote, won 30.24 percent of the vote in the first round and 73 percent in the second round, which is about 13,438,410 votes, has no experience being a politician...
Special education students lack feeling of acceptance
May 13, 2019
Elementary schools participate in annual Relay Recess
April 29, 2019
School wide scavenger hunt excites participants
April 25, 2019
Members of the drumline wait in the tunnel to march out to center ice at Intrust Bank Arena. The drumline has played at Thunder Hockey games the past few years.
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Drumline performs the cadence “Cheetah" at the Wichita Thunder hockey game April 3. The drumline played during an intermission of the game.
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Advanced chemistry students stand in front of science teacher Ericka Richardson’s lab table after performing their experiments for elementary students. The magic show took place April 4 from 11 a.m to noon in Richardson’s classroom.
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During the play "TellTale" Michela Hughes (12), Noah Rye (10) and Owen Frizell's (10) characters sing over the corpse of Sam Dudek's (11) character. The play was about the life of author Edgar Allen Poe.
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Advanced chemistry students Josh Woodsmall (11) and Calvin Spellman (11) join together to spark up the room with their experiment for elementary students. They had worked on their experimentation all semester.
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Freshmen students visit Butler Community College to find out what the school offers. They were told about the different options for college classes while in high school as well as the Academies Butler offered. “I would consider going to Butler because it’s cheap, and I have no money,” Porsha Zweifel (9) said.
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Members of the freshman class tour the Butler Community College campus April 3. Freshmen went to Butler April 3 and 4 based on when their English class met. Current Butler students took four different groups around campus.
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“Mess” by Madison Griffith (11)
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“Stag Beetle” by Savanna Nichols (10)
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“Illusion” by Tayler Harrington (11)
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“Tea Is Calling” by Samantha Dudeck (11)
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“Tulip Teapot” by Amber Braddy (12)
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“Diamond Ring” by Aden Berggren (12)
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“Piston” by Trenton Arredondo (11)
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April 9, 2019
Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Food: Im'pasta'ble to decide Favorite Class: AV Production Least Favorite Class: Do not have one, none of them are hard Noah Stevens (12) is involved in choir,...
Savannah Athy-Sedbrook, Reporter
March 28, 2019
Favorite Color: Red Favorite Food: Alfredo Favorite Class: Science Least Favorite Class: Algebra 1 "Get rich or die trying" - 50 Cent said. Nelson is involved in golf and football.
Ivory Rightnar, Reporter
May 13, 2019
From the butterflies in a stomach, to the adrenaline rushing throughout a body and the feeling athletes get when knowing that they played their best are all unique and amazing experiences that an athlete can get. While some athletes play to get this feeling, others play to simply have fun and get...
May 13, 2019
Softball adds to coaching staff
February 20, 2019
Basketball teams prepare for state tournament
February 6, 2019
Ivory Rightnar, Reporter
May 13, 2019
The 24 hour rule: Do not act upon your anger until after a full day. Acting upon this anger could result in stupidity and suspension. This rule, even though it is hard to follow, can help people make smarter decisions, especially when posting on social media. “When, angry the brain makes it...
Jonathan Doss, Reporter
April 25, 2019
After the Las Vegas shooting in October 2017, in which a gunman, who was later identified as Stephen Paddock, used a bump stock to rain gunfire down from a hotel room, killing 58 people and injuring more at a country music festival, the Washington post reported that the Trump administration would be...
Michaela Lord, Reporter
March 20, 2019
Those who do not celebrate St. Patrick’s Day should not get pinched for not wearing green. Participants of the holiday, but do not wear green, most certainly should get pinched. The holiday involves wearing green, attending parades, or attending feasts. Although the holiday is mostly celebrated...
Honoring America through song, pledge
February 28, 2019
Spring activity participants deprived of homecoming opportunities
February 13, 2019
February 13, 2019
Lindsay Baugher, Managing Editor
May 13, 2019
At the start of freshman year, students felt like graduation was never going to arrive. Then, all of a sudden, boom, graduation is in six days. High school is four years full of studying, countless tests and memories. “The most memorable time for me was winning homecoming king because my brother...
Hacked media causes social concern
April 29, 2019
Seniors become impatient as Disney-themed prom draws near
April 25, 2019
April 15, 2019