By Tori Godwin
It’s a new year. That means: new classes, new friendships, new excitements, and of course, new freshmen. Every year, freshmen come into this new environment with worries and excitement, which has them thinking about their freshmen year.
By Tori Godwin
Choir students pose for a quick picture before learning new choreography.Photo By: Tori Godwin
When too many students had joined choir, a plan had to be devised. There needed to be a way for all students to be able to join choir. That was taken care of when two separate choirs were formed and that has a lot of students talking.
“I feel that it has its good side… and its bad side” says Dakota Bradley, a sophomore in choir. “ Good- If you have a certain class that is only free to you a certain hour, choir will still fit. Bad- the separation between friends in opposite choirs.” Junior Tori Fox states “ I think it is wonderful! It gives you a chance to try something new.” Senior Jackson Seering says that the separation of the choirs is “ Not good because we don’t have the same people.” Everyone has a different opinion of this separation, but they still get to work together on certain pieces of music. “ Both choirs will be singing “ I’ll Be There” by The Jackson 5 together the first trimester.” Bradley dishes.
Jon Scott
In kindergarten, everyone dreams of what they want to do when they get out of high school. Now 12 years later, those ideas are either the same or for most of the seniors, they have changed. As the senior class grows older, the goals change and make some of the pre-existing goals harder to reach. Continue reading