For 400 grueling meters, junior Juan Ramos sees nothing outside of his lane. He has his form on his mind and his goal — the finish line — in his sights. He doesn’t notice if the other sprinters are trailing or passing. He simply runs, lifting his scarred right leg with his scarred left arm and his scarred left leg with his scarred right arm. His drive will take care of the rest.
“My mom was still pregnant with me when Dad took us to our first Paul McCartney concert. Sure, I was just an embryo, but the music must have struck a chord with me. Throughout my entire childhood, I believed that the Beatles were the only band that made music.”
The spring play “Durang, Durang!” will utilize both an under-and-upperclassmen cast.
Varsity footballers Will Webber and Adam Lowe reflect on their past season with Coach Sherman and what they’ve learned from him.
Senior Will Webber examines how he’s matured from working two years at a hardware store.
Some parents decide that public school might be a better option than homeschooling.
Will Webber approaches his Twitter obsession with a 12 step plan.
