UPCOMING ANNOUNCEMENTS
Emily Montgomery, Feature Editor
May 2, 2013
With the school year coming to an end, many events will take place with the students of Holton High. Mr. Jackson and his art students are now setting up display boards to show and host the annual art of his young artists. HHS Softball, Baseball, Track, and boys Golf are also moving into tougher games... Read more »
What to do when finals come around!
Ashleigh Wallace
December 13, 2012
Finals can be very stressful but there are ways you can make it less stressful so here are some tips to help you out! First, eat a good healthy breakfast before coming in and taking your final. A good breakfast can get you going, will make you wake you up a little and help you think a little better.... Read more »
And the Stress Begins Again
Emily Nevil
December 13, 2012
It’s almost finals week! Time to spend a weekend studying the books instead of being out and about. Holton High students have two days and a half-day to take their finals; with the tests spread out evenly it makes the students less stressed. “I study every little thing till I have it down in my mind,”... Read more »
Themes Start Again with Wildcats at Home
Dalton Beightel
December 11, 2012
Wildcat Fans…are you ready? It is that time of year again, and the Wildcat basketball teams are returning home. Finally. Tonight will be the first home game for the basketball teams of the season. With the home game comes the return of the world famous themed student sections. “Tonight’s theme... Read more »
Student Body Takes Part in Election
Jason Yingst
November 12, 2012
Election day was here and passed and Americans around the country went to their local voting booths and made an important decision that would decide the fate of our country for the next four years. This year’s race was neck and neck in the polls, according to CNN. There were three debates televised... Read more »
Parent-Teacher Preparations
Brook Wilt
October 23, 2012
Attention all you Holton Wildcats out there: Parent-Teacher conferences begin tomorrow, so get those assignments in! Conferences will be held in the commons area tomorrow after school until 8 o’clock, and on Thursday, all day. With sicknesses, club events, and appointments, many students are missing... Read more »
English Projects Bring Some Students Stress
Ashleigh Wallace
October 15, 2012
On October 5th sophomores prepared to share their novel projects for English class. Some sophomores were scared to get in front of other students and present their book projects. They thought other students would make fun of them if they messed up or they didn’t want a bad grade on the assignment.... Read more »
Volunteer work
Rachel Bryant
March 15, 2012
Volunteer work may sound boring to others, but to some it opens the doorways to many possibilities and teaches many values. From volunteer work students might be able to secure scholarships from college as well as gain insight into possible future careers. There are a lot of organizations in our school... Read more »
Victoria’s Sectrects – March Edition
Victoria Harshaw, Secret Teller
March 15, 2012
Myths About Leprechaun - They are 2 ft. tall and live in Ireland - The best way to catch a leprechaun is to creep up on him when he is tying his shoes - They are mischevious creatures that like to cause rucus by playing tricks around the house - If you... Read more »
Brooming?
Morgan Kennedy
March 15, 2012
Each year someone starts an Internet trend, whether it is doing a specific movement or creating a “cool” word, either way people are starting something that they hope will become popular. This year it seems like the most popular trend is the “standing broom trick,” or “brooming,” as some... Read more »
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