PDA

November 24, 2009 • Susan Iverson, Co-Editor  
Filed under Student Life

Public Display of Affection, which seems to be popular in Holton High School. Kisses in the hall, the occasional grope up the stairs… so not cool! Keep that stuff in cars and behind close doors. Some teachers give warnings while others take pictures cough Mrs. Eubanks. But as it is in the handbook... Read more »

Ladypaws end fall dance season on disappointing note

November 24, 2009 • Taylor Rahe, Reporter  
Filed under Opinion, Sports, Student Life

Crunk is a musical form that originated from southern hip hop, electro and dancehall in the 1990s. It even originated from a book written by Dr. Suess. There was a misunderstanding with the meaning of this word, but this is the meaning the Ladypaws were aiming for at the last home game against KC Piper.... Read more »

Halloween Party Tradition

November 6, 2009 • Jackson DeLay, Online Editor  
Filed under Student Life

Cody Kelley’s annual halloween party was held for the final time this year, seeing as he is to graduate in May of 2010. The senior has held 11 halloween parties, each with a new scene in their infamous haunted house. “I first held the parties so I could meet all my classmates,” Kelley... Read more »

A stroll down memory lane

November 2, 2009 • Susan Iverson, Co-Holtonian Editor  
Filed under Opinion, Student Life

Childhood love, one thing we all look back on at one point or another. We find ourselves lost in laughter and embarrassment. There were weddings on the playground, kisses on the slide and secret notes passed in class. We definitely had some fine moments way back when, so sit back, unbuckle and get ready... Read more »

FCA plans activities,events; welcomes new members

October 21, 2009 • Kylie Miller, videographer  
Filed under Features, Student Life

FCA has many goals intended for the student body. It’s about students coming together to share their love for Jesus Christ, but also it gets them involved with the community, and helps them to expand their social activities. It can even help students through the stresses they encounter in their life. “Today,... Read more »

Excitement, murder thrill reader

October 19, 2009 • Kenny Zawlacki, Editorial Editor  
Filed under Opinion, Student Life

Edward Glapthorn might seem like an innocent lover of books or maybe even a normal scholar, if only that were his name. The Meaning of Night is set in London, England during the 1800’s and is told from the mind of the main character. The book opens up with our main character Edward. He is walking along... Read more »

Laptop bags, less help, more trouble for students

October 13, 2009 • Jill Lutz, Junior  
Filed under Opinion, Student Life

A question that a lot of students want answered is, why do we have to carry our laptops around separately this year? When I spoke to Technology Assistant, Mr. Vermillion, I found out the real problem is money. (Shocker!) He says, “Too many laptops are being broken, and last year alone we had roughly... Read more »

Notables experience New York’s Carnegie Hall

October 13, 2009 • Christa Hill, Asst. Features Editor  
Filed under Student Life

Schools just begun, and everyone has their stories to tell about how there summer went. What’s your story? Well if you were one of the notables of 2008-2009. You got to go to New York and sing at Carnegie Hall.  The notables group arrived in New York on Thursday, the 25th around 9 A.M. They stayed... Read more »

Mixer creates memorable moments

June 6, 2009 • Lauren Hower, Copy Editor  
Filed under Student Life

Each year, following the annual football and volleyball scrimmages, the Student Council sponsors a dance exclusively for HHS students: the StuCo Mixer. Mix 93.3 was the selected DJ for the dance held on Friday, Aug. 28 in the HHS Commons. “The StuCo Mixer is the bomb diggity,” Zach Bowser, senior,... Read more »