By Stephanie Hodgin <shodgin@hilite.org> The Rising Stars’ banquet is scheduled for tomorrow, May 22 at the Fishers Conference Center, according to Jim Peterson, Rising Stars sponsor and drama teacher. He said via email that this banquet gives Rising Stars a chance to celebrate the accomplishments that they have acheived throughout the year with the many [...]
Continue reading …By Faith Mwalwa <fmwalwa@hilite.org> The varsity baseball team concluded their regular season with a game against Lawrence North on Wednesday. The team is scheduled to start the Greyhound Invitational today at 6 p.m. and tomorrow starting at 9 a.m., with all the games taking place at Hartman Field. “The Greyhound Invitational is a (way) for [...]
Continue reading …Senior Ashley Elliott spends her vacations traveling around the world and helping those in need By Tommy Sneider <tsneider@hilite.org> How did you first get interested in mission trips? I have gone to church forever so that, along with my family, got me interested. I started going to fundraisers such as walkathons, and I just decided [...]
Continue reading …April showers bring May power: X103’s annual concert festival, May Day, is scheduled for Saturday, with returning bands as well as some new, up-and-coming musicians. Written and compiled by Renny Logan
May 21, 2009 No CommentSHINEDOWN Established: 2001 Members: Eric Bass (Bass, Piano, Vocals), Barry Kerch (Drums), Zach Myers (Guitar), Brent Smith (Vocals) Recent singles: “Second Chance,” “Devour” Latest CD: “Sound of Madness” The 411: Originally categorized loosely as “emo rock,” with debut “Leave a Whisper” and its follow-up, “Us and Them,” Shinedown intensified its sound with “Sound of Madness.” [...]
Continue reading …Going for Gold: Women’s track team hopes Sectional, Regional meets propel it to State
May 21, 2009 No CommentBy David Zheng dzheng@hilite.org This school’s women’s track team is continuing its run for a State title, with the Regional meet and the State tournament right around the corner.
Continue reading …By Aili Arnell <aarnell@hilite.org> While I was searching for a topic to discuss in an article in U.S. History the other day, I noticed a considerable amount of students beginning to doze off while our teacher was lecturing, myself included.
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