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“The World from April” | By Lauren Ott

November 4, 2019

"The World from April" | By Lauren Ott “April? April, where are you?” My mother is looking for me, her voice growing more worried by the second. I’m in my closet, hidden under a bunch of pillows and blankets. The door ...

“Mystery Man” | by Logan Carson

November 4, 2019

"Mystery Man " | by Logan Carson   There once was a man. A man no one knew. He never talked and had no shoes.  Everyone in the town thought he was poor, but nobody attempted to help him out.  But he d...

Little things we forget to cherish during autumn and why it’s the best season

Julia Gigis, Reporter

September 22, 2016

  September 22 marks the official start of Autumn. Julia Gigis takes a look at what makes it such a great season. The Crunch of Fallen Leaves - The first thing that comes to mind when the weather fluctuates into a ...

“I Will Write”

Logan Williams, Class of 2016

March 2, 2016

I will write I will write I will feel a glow of sun as my breath inflates these new lungs I will put up a golden ladder just to climb its brilliant rungs I will rise higher than most would ever dream I will learn to shout and ...

Photo by Elyse Blankemeyer, Class of 2016

“Reaching Elysium”

February 25, 2016

“For Kassie”

Logan Williams, Class of 2016

February 24, 2016

I had a thought as the dewy grass awoke I was pondering deeply as my mind spoke Must poetry be made from tightly bound words? Or can poetry be a bit more absurd? Can eyes be poetry, I wondered with a yawn Can eyes...

“Wilting,” by Julia Gigis

December 14, 2015

Photo by Kathryn Green, Class of 2016

“Hindsight” – by Morgan Seay

November 16, 2015

“The Importance of Vanity”

November 16, 2015

“Incongruous”

November 16, 2015

Vanessa Friend, CHHS Class of 2015

“Acceptance” by Vanessa Friend

May 7, 2015

“Who Knew?” by Sarah Lemoine

May 7, 2015

Who knew that in a split second Things could change That maybe I could chance it. Who knew that in a split second You’d forget what you said. I probably could have guessed it.   But who do I kid? You...

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