Equestrian competes in nationals, fourth consecutive year
By LIZZY GORDON Once the buzzer sounded, junior Samantha Adams heart rate escalated and she kicked her horse’s side. With a lasso in hand she wrangled a calf. Adams has…
Split religion family celebrate holidays
By BRIDGETTE NORRIS With a decorated Christmas tree in the living room and a menorah on the counter, senior Leah Bisbee’s family embraces both Christmas and Hanukkah. “We always gather…
Special needs individuals “Lose the Training Wheels”
Independence starts when a child can venture off and do things on his own. With independence comes confidence and a life full of opportunities.
Top of Class: Armando Santin Herrera
Attending Rollins College in the fall, senior Armando Santin Herrera possesses professional aspirations to become a lawyer and naval officer.
Inspiration fosters artwork
A fine art credit is mandatory to graduate, making students take at least one of the art courses offered. Although a drag for some, there are students who embrace the…
Top of Class: Dylan Fontaine
However, a unique aspect of Dylan being a valedictorian is that one of the others is his twin brother Dustin. Both boys have a 4.0 unweighted GPA and a 4.92…
Relay raises funds
By COOPER BROCK In May of 1985, Dr. Gordon Klatt walked around a track for 24 hours to raise funds for his patients who had been diagnosed with cancer. Eighty-three…
Top of Class: Dustin Fontaine
Student raises bar By JOSH HALLORAN For this graduating class, senior Dylan Fontaine is one of 17 valedictorians. However, a unique aspect of Dylan being a valedictorian is that one…
Rituals continue, survive time
From homecoming events to shouting “brave” at the end of the National Anthem, traditions are boldly existent and visible around campus and in the community.