All posts by Annebeth Ahrenholz
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21 seniors making plans for early graduation
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz As the fall semester of 2015 comes to a close, many things are ending, but for some seniors, that includes their high...
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Tiger Nation standing strong
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz Tiger Nation proved again just how motivating and encouraging it can be last Thursday at the state volleyball game. Led by seniors...
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Competition cheerleaders heading to state contest
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz After placing 6th in Fort Dodge on Sunday, Nov. 1, at Iowa Central Community College, the competition cheer team is headed to...
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AP psych students make a zombie run for test review
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz Melissa Rogers’ AP psychology classes are studying for a test in a new way. As they finish up their unit on the...
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FCA invites students at Fields of Faith
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz Hearts were opened and minds were shocked by the powerful, inspirational testimonies passed on the Cedar Falls home football field. It isn’t...
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Senior Stress
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz Counselors were right when they said this would be the most stressful year of your life. With the daily homework assignments, stress...
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Do Better. Be Better.
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz On Oct. 25, 2013, P.E. teacher Jamie Smith suffered a stroke in the Pons area of her brain stem. At this time...
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Outbreak of bullying follows leak of video
By: Annebeth Ahrenholz For years and years, students have had it engraved into their brains, “Do not bully.” After all the countless posters, assemblies and...
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2015 storyteller, videographer of the year share aspirations
As high school students, we are all encouraged to figure out what we love, our passions. We are called to find our place in the...
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Mission To Mars? Red planet trip carries big risks
Recently, 200,000 people have applied to live on Mars knowing full well the countless risks that come with this decision. Most sane people would do...
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Colleges returning to using standardized testing for admissions
Standardized testing has long been debated over. Now with many colleges after the pandemic requiring SAT scores again to apply, many students struggle to rise above their scores. These...
