Jerd Thursdays 5/14
Journalism Staff
May 14, 2015
Filed under Features
Welcome again to Jerd Thursday! The weekly segment where we give YOU, the reader, a peak at our yearbook before it arrives! Want to know how to get a yearbook? Visit room 113, the journalism room as quickly! Yearbooks are $79 until May 23, where they will go up to $85, so get them quickly! Books a...
Jerd Thursdays 5/7
Journalism Staff, Staff
May 7, 2015
Filed under Features
Welcome to Jerd Thursdays! Every Thursday in May we will reveal a proof of a page of our upcoming lovechild, the 2014-2015 Yearbook. We'll be showing sneak peaks of our designs, fonts, mods, headlines and more! Want to know how to get a yearbook? Visit room 113, the journalism room! Yearbooks are $79...
In the chair with Carter Rote
Olivia Jolley and Tony Salvato
May 6, 2015
Filed under Features
Junior Carter Rote, an avid photographer, spends his days making his dream into a reality. Rote's interest in photography stems from his childhood. "I first got into photography when I was really little. My dad always had cameras and my mom did and I was always messing with them, trying to take photos....
Final year: Mr. Benattia talks about his experience coaching
Ama Bonsu, Reporter
April 23, 2015
Filed under Features, Sports
As many might already know, Mr. Chedley Benattia, CAHS’s varsity soccer coach and social science teacher, has decided to make this year his last in regards to his coaching career. Mr. Bennatia has, for the last five years, coached varsity soccer. Under him, his team won three consecutive League...
In the chair with Cody Lovaas
Sabina Hahn and Tony Salvato
March 9, 2015
Filed under Entertainment, Features, On-Campus
[VIDEO] After performing a concert for his senior project, senior Cody Lovaas sat down with Editor-in-Chief, Sabina Hahn, and Crimson reporter, Tony Salvato, and answered some questions.
Read more »Fashion by Noah Castillero
Ama Bonsu, Reporter
February 10, 2015
Filed under Features
Noah Castillero is known around campus for his style. He has been described as both fashion forward and classy. He finds joy in the task of putting separate articles of clothing together and wearing his creations. He takes advantage of accent pieces, embellishing his attire with necklaces, bracelets,...
Arielle Tyler’s life as a dancer
Catalin Wiese, Reporter
February 6, 2015
Filed under Features
Imagine yourself on a stage. Your head bent low, your body frozen in a pose. Gentle music cascades around you. Suddenly you hear your cue and fly into action, dancing and twirling in sync with dozens of other dancers around you. This may not be how you spend your typical Saturday afternoon, but fo...
FAQ: Mr. Shields
Ethan Shicks, Photojournalist
January 8, 2015
Filed under Entertainment, Features
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Mr. Sheffield from childhood to college to subbing at CAHS
Justin Leonard, Reporter
January 8, 2015
Filed under Features
Many students have had the chance to meet Mr. Christian Sheffield, the long term substitute for Mrs. Shields during her maternity leave. However, Mr. Sheffield’s journey to CAHS was a long one. Mr. Sheffield said he wanted to be a businessman when he was a kid, not knowing what it meant at th...
Kara Campbell’s homeschool transition
Justin Leonard, Reporter
December 12, 2014
Filed under Features
After ten years of homeschooling, Senior Kara Campbell joined CAHS for first and final year. Campbell shared her story of how she became homeschooled. “When I was little, I would watch TV shows with people with bad attitudes ... and I would come out and start talking just like [them]. I was just...
Regal Reimann
Micah Summers, Reporter
December 11, 2014
Filed under Features
“I like to sing in my church choir, I like to write in my free time, and sometimes I like to draw,” freshman Anastasia Reimann said, brimming with creativity and religion. “I’ve always loved music of the church and singing in general. People told me I had a good voice … I attend St. Anthony’s Orthodox Church. My dad’...
In memoriam of Nathan Sgrosso
Sabina Hahn, Editor-in-Chief
December 4, 2014
Filed under Features
After battling aggressive brain cancer for a little over year, alumni member Nathan Sgrosso passed away on November 5. Over the course of eighteen years, Nathan’s sense of humor and charisma captivated those around him. “He was quiet, [and] reserved, but funny and quirky. He had a sarcastic, dry hum...
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