A delicious looking cinnamon role is prepared to be eaten along with a glass of grape juice. Photo By: Shelby Harrell
By Shelby Harrell
The growl of the stomach and the sharp pains of hunger can be enough to throw off even the most focused students. For most, the smell and taste of their favorite foods can solve this problem. Various students at Plymouth High School were able to describe what types of foods they like to sink their teeth into.
Being friends for eight years, sophomores Brianna Kintzel and Tailer Smerekanich consider each other family. Photo by: Courteney Keller
By Courteney Keller
Throughout lives one may gain and lose friendships as lives change and move on. True friends can be traveling different paths but are still connected at heart.
“I am enthusiastic about Journalism Class; I am facing an opportunity I had never had in Portugal.” Photo by Elizabeth Jackson
By Vasco Garcia
“Good morning,” two words that are rarely pronounced in a Portuguese classroom. Cold relationships, disregard for each other’s well being, and disrespectful attitudes describe the relationship between students and teachers in the Portuguese public education system.