Freshmen deserve coverage too
Alys Gomez, J1 Reporter
February 27, 2013
If you look at the school newspaper you see feature stories on the first page. Then you flip through the newspaper to the sports page. You see amazing action shots of varsity players making their winning shot. You might even be able to see junior varsity players, but what you barely see are freshman... Read more »
Newspaper staff works hard
Danica Haverkamp
February 8, 2013
Brain storming ideas sounds easy, but sometimes it can be hard work. Being in journalism is a fun job, but it’s also a lot of responsibility. Most kids taking the class probably just do it to get an easy A, but you shouldn’t. Making the newspaper or yearbook can be a fun process if everyone... Read more »
FFA Fun Nights
Shannon Sides
January 23, 2013
FFA POA (Program of Activities,) members provide a fun night for FFA members once a month. December’s event included watching a movie, and playing games with other members. This month’s event included a Just Dance tournament, the chance to play games on the X-Box, and the chance to watch the KU vs.... Read more »
The Dark Knight Rises
Kenton Tegethoff
October 15, 2012
The most recent movie I have watched was The Dark Night Rises. The movie came out in theaters July 20th and the midnight showing made an estimated $30.6 million, which was 2nd highest midnight gross of behind Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows. If it wasn’t for the mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado... Read more »
Underclassman Parking
Emily Zwonitzer
March 15, 2012
Underclassmen are suppose to park in the gravel parking lot. I’m pretty sure there is a story written over this topic every year, but every year there are always issues. We all have gone through it. The whole “I hate parking so far away,” and “The upperclassmen don’t even use the end of the... Read more »
Be a hero – Save a life
Jordan Beightal, Retrospect Editor
November 7, 2011
Each and every year we have a blood drive, and each and every year you hear the announcement come over the intercom system telling athletes that they are not to donate blood. My question is… is one night of practice worth more than saving lives? No – I’m no athlete, but I feel like I have the right... Read more »
Rivals for Life
October 25, 2011
Head to head Wildcats vs. Wildcats battle as hard as ever this year. Whether that be on the green, the field, or on the volleyball court. To me I think Hayden is one of Holton’s biggest rivals and I think everyone can agree. Our football boys came out ready to fight Friday night but came up just short... Read more »
Child abuse needs to end
October 4, 2011
Hitting, yelling, kicking, neglecting, ignoring and starving. Those are all just a few examples of sexual, physical and mental child abuse. Child abuse is something that occurs very secretively but sometimes very obviously. People just need to be more educated about it. HHS Ag. Teacher, Mr. Larison is... Read more »
New laptops for a new year
Kallie Stallbaumer, asst. Ad Manager
September 30, 2011
Starting a new school year students are not always excited to start. This year many more students are thinking differently this year. The school got a new lease for laptops, brand new Apple MacBooks. Compare to the computer’s we had in the past years theses are much nicer and they have a lot of cool... Read more »
Outside dates at Mixer?
Emily Montgomery, Asst. Editorial Editor
September 30, 2011
When summer is coming to an end and school has just begun, many students always are looking forward to that one special night, right? Well maybe not all the students; those with their better halves at different schools that is. Never have outside dates been allowed at the mixer. The members of StuCo... Read more »
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