Christine Forester Makes Her Final Farewell
After being involved for 33 memorable years in the field of education, FHS principal Christine Forester has made the long-deserved, milestone decision to retire. Since the grand opening of FHS, she has served as the head of the... READ MORE »»
FHS Drama Department Presents Phantom of the Opera
feels like to be the outcast, and this spring, the FHS Drama Department brought to life a renowned Broadway musical, The Phantom of the Opera, which depicts the tale of an outcast with a ghastly face and a pure heart. “It was my... READ MORE »»
Hero in the Hallway Spreads its Message for the Second Year
According to bullyfree. com, 160,000 children stay home from school each day in the nation to avoid being bullied. FHS spent the week of April 21 creating a chain reaction against bullying. On April 21, the inaugural FHS... READ MORE »»
Hunger Games catch fire across the world
Trilogy by Suzanne Collins fascinates with its accounts of dystopian heroine Katniss. Author Suzanne Collin’s book, The Hunger Games, had its midnight premiere on March 23, and anticipation was high among readers. The book is set in the... READ MORE »»
Battle of the Books Competition
Theclock counts down as a team rushes to push the buzzer before the other teams to answer a question, “Who was one of the first women executed in the Salem Witch Trials?” All students competing in the Battle of the Books competition... READ MORE »»
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“I’m Shmacked” videos
Shelby Stein, Business Manager · May 18, 2012
Partying is a big part of college, in some schools more than others. Now, thanks to the popular videos collectively called “I’m Shmacked,” everyone can see... Read more »
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Student Life
FHS drumline “flies” to the top
Alicia Klinko-Peterson, Index Editor · May 18, 2012
Tuesday, April 17, the FHS Drumline members headed to the Winter Guard International World Championship competition in Dayton, Ohio. They returned with much praise for a... Read more »
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Lifestyles
Seasonal Allergies Bring in the Sniffles
Allison Fusaro, Outreach/fundraising Manager · May 18, 2012
The early arrival of spring this year has caused one major problem: allergies. FHS students and teachers are suffering from sneezing, runny noses and watery eyes. “Sometimes... Read more »
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Freedom Sports
Track and Field Progresses: On the Road to the AAA state championship
Luke Pilklington, Sports Editor · May 18, 2012
The FHS Track and Field season is still underway, but the athletes already have great showings all around. The team placed fifth out of 25 overall during their first... Read more »
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Con: Save it for Church
Brandon Lee, Editor-in-Chief · May 18, 2012
“The Bible was written from 2,000 years before Christ, to 200 years after Christ. So how in the world can there be any science in scripture? There cannot be, when... Read more »
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Flyer Features
Prepping for College 101
Shelby Stein, Business Manager · May 18, 2012
Most people call those four years after high school the best years of your life, but to make them the best, there are some dos and don’ts and key information to have on... Read more »
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