Entering high school is a new place or stage in your life where you learn new things, especially since it works as a doorway to adulthood. So what has senior Isaiah McGaffey learned throughout his years...
Sports are a big part of senior Addison Herr’s life. They have shaped her in many ways. Sports have made her the person she is today while still being an individual that her team’s can also count on...
There are many clubs around the school but if Avery White could create any club she would choose a religion club where you learn about all types of religion around the world. She thinks being able to compare...
High school can be a tricky time. It’s an experience that's different for every person. For eighth grader Ethan Brownlee, high school has been a good experience.
“Everyone's just kind of kind...
Senior Morgan Rasmussen has a lot of car troubles but not the kind you might be thinking of. She isn’t talking about running out of gas or being stranded on the side of the highway. Her troubles always...
Music is an important part of life, and it brings us all together. Our school happens to be lucky enough to have some very talented musicians. One of these students, 8th grader Greta Huston, has been playing...
With our upcoming play this year, “The Wizard of Oz”, we know the cast is busy memorizing lines and singing to give us the show of our lives. But we should also remember that the people who help backstage,...
Imagine yourself stranded on an island. You don’t know how you got there but nonetheless you are now stuck on this island.
Now that you are aware of your surroundings the island's gods allow you...
Alejandro Lopez is a Senior and describes himself to be understanding, as his friends usually come to him to talk and open up easily. Lopez has five siblings, but he prefers to hang out with his older...
Cooper McCune is a senior at Albert Lea High School. One of McCune's favorite memories growing up was playing baseball. He liked the sport so much that he playied it for eight years. During his high school...
