Year: Senior
Newspaper Position: J.V. Sports editor
I am in newspaper because writing is a passion of mine and I love using different angles on stories. Newspaper has taught me a lot of writing skills I have that I will use for the rest of my life. My other activities are bracelet making, photography, writing, song mixing. My future goals are to double major in English and History and double Minor in Photography and Economics.
My favorite color is purple. My favorite music is country. My favorite movie is Anastasia. My favorite book is Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. My favorite sport is hockey. My favorite subject is History. My top three favorite bands are Rascal Flatts, Nickelback, & Simple Plan. My top 3 favorite singers are Enrique Iglesias, Sara Evans, and Carrie Underwood. My top three favorite sports fans are the Washington Capitals, Chicago Bears, and the Philadelphia Eagles. My top 3 sports figures are Alexander Ovechkin, Devin Hester, and David Beckham. My top 3 t.v. shows are White Collar, The Voice, and America’s Got Talent. My top 3 most inspirational figures are Alexander Ovechkin, Michelle Kwan, and Michael Jordan.
Brandie Cichy, Staff Writer
January 31, 2012
Filed under Featured
The seriousness of teen relationships is a topic debated frequently. There are three different kinds of opinions on marrying at a young age. The first being the firm believers that any marriage started that young will fail. The second would be that the marriage depends on the couple... (more...)
Brandie Cichy, Staff Writer
December 19, 2011
Filed under Activities and Clubs
“Cheerleading teaches the importance of teamwork. Without the ability to rely and trust people you interact with, life would be very complicated,” said Shayla Ritchie, new junior varsity cheerleading coach. Ritchie said cheerleading has helped her with coaching and life. “Cheerleading... (more...)
Brandie Cichy, J.V. Sports Editor
December 19, 2011
Filed under Activities and Clubs
This past Halloween, Key Club went to subdivisions to collect money for UNICEF. “We raised somewhere between $450 and $500,” Jocelyn Schlake, president of Key Club said. The club, run by History Teacher Kylie Christensen, advertised for the event. The students dressed up in... (more...)