Ferrell’s cuts earn her cash

Elizabeth Harp, Reporter September 12, 2012

When her friends began to swarm towards her eclectic and changing hairstyles and began asking her to cut and dye their hair too, junior Kaydee Ferrell found her passion. Ferrell has been doing her...

Carnes prepares for future job

Becca Fletcher, Features Editor September 12, 2012

Last March, junior Jacob Carnes races with his team from the Rogers Fire Department to a car accident on highway 540. They get the man out of his car, give him CPR, and transport him to Mercy Hospital....

FFA at the Washington County Fair

Hannah Ash, Reporter September 12, 2012

Each year, students from the Future Farmers of America (FFA) show animals at the Washington County Fair. This year, more than ten students had prizewinning animals at the fair. The fair ran from Aug....

Sea-crossed lovers meet through exchange program

Ashlynn Mayes, reporter September 11, 2012

While most students involved with the German American Placement Program (GAPP) gained cultural perspective, senior Sarah Johnson obtained something much more marvelous…love. “To describe my feelings...

Student Council volunteer for miraculous cause

Student Council volunteer for miraculous cause

Ethan Wilson, Reporter May 9, 2012

On Saturday, May 5th Ms. Kim Oliver and members of her Student Counsel attended the Arkansas Miracle League at Miracle League Fields.  There, they served as "buddies" which are the volunteers to help...

Student keeps promise to mother; first family member to graduate

Sara Lachance, Features Editor May 7, 2012

Sitting by his mother Helen Lavina Sinks’s hospital bed, senior Billy Landers makes the promise to his mother that he would graduate from high school. “She told me that since her and my dad hadn’t...

Physics classes launch cabbages

Patsy Chavez May 4, 2012

Coming to school on a weekend to work on a catapult with the capability to throw a 10-pound cabbage 400 feet or more for an A in physics is what senior Tyler Easley hammered away on his last weeks of as...

Mayfield honors mother in Race for the Cure

Mayfield honors mother in Race for the Cure

Alexiss Scott, News Editor May 4, 2012

He keeps running. He pushes through the rest of the race until he finally reaches the finish line. Wearing his "Team Mayfield" t-shirt, senior Austin Mayfield finished the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure...

Fuller reflects back on 38 years in education

Lexi Nordin, Reporter May 4, 2012

When math teacher Nancy Fuller received the news that her daughter was having a baby and she had reached full retirement, she made the decision that after 38 total years of teaching, this year would be...

Godzilla calms stressed senior

Alexiss Scott, News Editor May 2, 2012

As he sits at his table stressed out unable to focus on his AP studio art project, senior Joe Cebuhar decides to take a minute to de-stress by painting the statue of Godzilla. “He came out of the...

Turtles pass down shells, tradition

Turtles pass down shells, tradition

Justin Dhaliwal, Reporter May 2, 2012

As senior Michael Fine received the "Turtle" backpack from former Wildcat Ryan Luther, he felt part of the new tradition. Senior Chad Ramey was the one who created this tradition. “It feels pretty...

Tattoos serve as reminders, encouragement

Becca Fletcher, Entertainment Editor May 2, 2012

One day after the one-year anniversary of the death of her best friend, Morgan Hamilton, senior Emily Pianalto walked into the Brainstorm tattoo parlor in Fayetteville. "I have a fear of needles, but...

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