Computing His Future: Senior David Zhou Talks College and Beyond
Skylar Todd, Reporter
May 4, 2017
With the closing of the May 1 college commitment deadline, many CAHS seniors have already made a final decision. Among this senior class is David Zhou, who will be majoring in computer engineering with a minor in computer science at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Zhou chose to major in comp...
A Sneak ‘Peek’: Senior Elizabeth Peek Talks College Admissions and Beyond
Skylar Todd, Reporter
April 19, 2017
While most high school students throw parties to kick off spring break or to celebrate their friend’s birthday, academically-driven senior Elizabeth Peek attended that “party last fall [where she and her friends] ate food and worked on [their] college essays.” Although Peek recalls working diligently dur...
Baking Club: the New Club on the Block
Amy Fulton, Reporter
March 21, 2017
You may not know, but there is a club on campus dedicated to eating and talking about baked goods. Every Wednesday during lunch, food enthusiasts meet in Mr. Derek Montgomery’s room to exchange recipes and eat treats based on that week’s theme. Baking Club is relatively new on campus. Junior Emma Da...
Lights, Camera, Action!: Nicky Redd on his Musical Theater Career
Amber Bacardi, Reporter
February 24, 2017
As a freshman, the journey to high school is nothing less than intimidating. However, for ASB freshman class president Nicky Redd, high school is more than homework assignments and school assemblies. Not only is Redd a well-known and friendly classmate around campus—he also happens to be a thespian w...
C.A.S.T. Don’t Be So Dramatic
Alex Parker and Rebecca McCain
February 23, 2017
CAHS is known for its abundance of theater clubs: with the spring musical group, improv club and another less-known club called C.A.S.T, Classical Academy Student Thespians. C.A.S.T. meets every Tuesday lunch in Mr. Christian Sheffield’s classroom. The spring musical and improv groups are fairly se...
Mu Alpha Theta—for Those Who Love Pi!
Rylie Pepper, Reporter
February 21, 2017
As the 2016-2017 school year continues, many changes have occurred. New classes, sports and clubs have formed, allowing caimans to seek out what they enjoy and participate in those activities with like-minded individuals. Changes at the school keep the environment interesting and full of new opportunities. One c...
Not so very Guarded: Security Guard Brian Lane shares his Experiences
Aubrey Gehman, Reporter
February 8, 2017
“It was very warming and welcoming. I had so many students that I’d never met before come and introduce themselves. I was used to going to schools where you didn’t talk to people unless you had to. There’s a different atmosphere around the school that’s very nice,” security guard Brian Lane...
Mind Game: Academic League Coach Sarah Mills Talks about the Team Sport
Emily Farren, Reporter
February 3, 2017
“We compete as a team, we have a lot of team spirit and pride … we encourage each other, we practice to get better and we review mistakes that we made during matches and ways to get better,” Academic League Coach Sarah Mills said. While Academic League probably doesn’t come to mind when you...
Freshman Caitlyn Feddock Explains her Passion for Dance and her Struggle through Cancer
Saryn Mandak and Mikaila Barker
January 12, 2017
“It was just hard dancing [after undergoing treatments], from not being able to dance [for so long],” freshman Caitlyn Feddock said when asked about her biggest struggle this year. A member of the Varsity Dance Team, Feddock has been dancing since she was 3 years old. “My mom put me into danc...
Christian Marseilles: Training the Next Generation of Musicians
Mikaila Barker and Kaleigh Strong
January 11, 2017
“I would like to pursue a career in teaching music, I think that would be really fulfilling. Other than [being] a professional musician, that would be my dream career.” Sophomore Christian Marseilles has been working at the San Diego Music Studio since 2015, teaching both guitar and ukulele to his ...
Devoted to Dance: the 2016 Winter Concert
Amber Bacardi, Reporter
December 17, 2016
Despite rising nerves, various CAHS performance teams worked hard to prepare for their upcoming Winter Concert. The Winter Concert, which took place on Dec. 16, is a highly anticipated event that involves a fun-filled evening of dancing the night away. Even though the night’s performances may ...
Cheaper by the Quindecaplet
Brigid Ambuul, Reporter
December 16, 2016
“Have you seen ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’?” “Yep.” “Thoughts?” “Us. Me. Same.” Sophomore Christina Jauregui is no novice to the trials and blessings that come with big family life. Don’t believe me? Let her 14 siblings speak for her. Which they do, constantly. “A l...
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