Senior Damian Oven Is National Merit Scholarship Finalist
Kaleigh Strong and Danielle Pigeon
March 7, 2017
“It’s exciting [to qualify], but I kind of forgot about it because you have to wait three or four months after you apply [to find out if you’re a finalist],” said senior Damian Oven, who applied for the National Merit Scholarship Program and earned the title of one of three CAHS finalists. The N...
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...
Are You Red-y to Lose? Black Team Comes Out on Top
Kaleigh Strong, Reporter
February 17, 2017
On Feb. 10 this year, the second annual Battle of the Caimans commenced as friends and foes alike went head to head in a showdown. Students signed up for teams in the yellow hall on a sheet merely labelled Team One and Team Two. In order to split the teams more evenly this year, ASB chose to keep...
Caiman Buddies: You’ve Got A Friend In Me
Skylar Todd and Gabriel Senter
February 17, 2017
Looking to make some new friends? Play games? Participate in fun activities after school? The Caiman Buddies Club is just what you need! After learning about Best Buddies International, an organization that creates opportunities for people with developmental disabilities, freshman Blake Connors and his ...
The Battle of the Caimans Spirit Week
Mikaila Barker and Lindsey Keith
February 16, 2017
For the week of Feb. 7-10, students showed school spirit with four dress up days: Flannel Day, Twin Day, Decades Day and Red vs. Black Day. These spirit days culminated with the event everyone had been waiting for: the Battle of the Caimans, which split the student body into two teams, Red and Black. ...
Students celebrate the third annual CAHS Glow Dance
Rachel Howard and Erin Marquez
February 13, 2017
On Feb. 4, students gathered in Caiman Hall for the annual Glow Dance. While this year’s dance did not have a theme like last year’s “Glowback,” it still featured the black lights, glow sticks and colorful costumes that characterize the event, with the addition of a karaoke machine and Italia...
Behind the scenes of Glow Dance
Sierra Lagge, Director
February 7, 2017
Behind the scenes of Glow Dance 2017.
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...
It’s all Galactic to me: CAHS Drama Department puts on a Sci-Fi Version of ‘Julius Caesar’
Skylar Todd, Reporter
January 19, 2017
“Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar!” Everyone has heard this line, and for countless years, “Julius Caesar” has been publicly praised by critics and readers around the world. Thus, many traditional fans might agree that a galactic rendition of this play could not compare to the original work by Sh...
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 ...
Giving Back: The CAHS Teacher Appreciation Instagram
Danielle Pigeon, Reporter
December 15, 2016
Let’s be honest. Sometimes we don't give teachers the credit they deserve. Junior Lauren Schulze created the Teacher Appreciation Instagram (@teacherseries) to change that. With all the amazing positivity that the account brings, you might be surprised that the account was actually the result of...
Thyme for a Change
Rebecca McCain and Alex Parker
December 14, 2016
The Environmental Club, started by President and junior Adaly Tapia, is a group that meets every Thursday during lunch in Mr. Van Sickle’s room. Members discuss issues relating to the well-being and preservation of the environment to discuss problems the environment faces and figure out steps st...
Danica Jordan, Editor in Chief
January 9, 2020
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