As the 2018 class finishes their Senior Capstones, hangs up their caps and gowns, and sets up their open houses, their final school year comes to a close. The 2018 commencement ceremony will take place on May 26 at 7p.m. in the main gym, though students need to be at the school at 6:15. There will also be a rehearsal
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The baseball team will take on the Franklin Grizzly Cubs in a double header away tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. The team took two tough losses to Franklin last year during their double header, but with a young team and different skills, the outcome could change this year. “This year we just need to get ahead early and just keep
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The main way to prevent over-the-top stress next Friday is planning ahead. Alterations Ideally, dresses should have been purchased weeks ago so there was plenty of time to get alterations. More often than expected, the alterations do not turn out exactly as desired, so it will be much easier to solve any problems with a time cushion. Appointments It is
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Starting second semester a Mayor’s Youth Council was formed, allowing students to work hand-in-hand with Mayor Mark Meyers to help the community. Students applied to be on the council. “At the band banquet last year, the mayor came in to talk to us. He was talking about the Mayor Youth Council and how he was interested in seeing some hard-working
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They say actions speak louder than words, and senior Andy Pollert is living that motto. Pollert is a football player and an active member in Service Learning. Meanwhile, he has an appreciation for veterans and has organized multiple fundraisers to support them. “I have many friends who have served, and a friend of mine’s father was killed in action in
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