Competition and family drive students to the top

They are just like any typical seniors. They worry about both finals and prom. They think about their tests and graduation. They balance homework, friends and sports. But while the rest of the senior

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Peace on the Port: Kristine Fowler finds solace inheriting her father's job by the sea

Her dad had her on his lap as he sat on the Caterpillar. She asked, “Daddy, what do you do at work?” He answered, “I drive a Caterpillar.” The daughter replied, “Daddy! You’re too big to ride Caterpil

Not a 'Dumb Jock': Albert Harvell finds success on the field and in the classroom

For years Albert Harvell has been on top of things. Throughout his high school career he has maintained at least a 3.8 grade point average, while playing three sports all four years. Football in the

Finally a citizen

Being a citizen of the United States of America is something that many people take for granted. Most people are granted automatic citizenship at birth. However, for senior Cam-Huyen Nguyen, the proces

Growing Up: Teen parents face struggles, joys of raising daughter

The stereotype is that girls mature faster than boys and Heather Craft and Patrick Rautert are proving it to be true.

Senior puts on a happy face

Senior Juan Acevedo believes in facing everything with a smile.Even if that “everything” is waking up early on the weekends to work in the butcher’s section of the La Mexicana Super grocery store and

Objection: Student enjoys frequent arguing, stating her opinion

When a student tells her classmates that she believes the United States was not only wrong to have started the war in Iraq but also wrong to have taken down Saddam Hussein, it’s bound to raise a few e