High School students share writing, reading with Kindergarten

High School students share writing, reading with Kindergarten

  Students in Lea Hickerson’s fourth hour English class completed writing and illustrating their own childrens’ books last week.  This week, they took those books to Gerry Brunton’s kindergarten class at Wyman Elementary... READ MORE »»

Author visits RHS students during National Novel Writing Month

Author visits RHS students during National Novel Writing Month

Author of Playing with Matches and Almost Perfect, Brian Katcher visited Rolla High School on November 7, 2011 to speak about his writing endeavors with English students. Katcher also has a job to support a growing family. “I’m a school... READ MORE »»

Senior sports editor recognized at National Write-Off Competition

Senior sports editor recognized at National Write-Off Competition

Senior Kelsey Wilson earned an Excellent ranking at the Journalism Education Association’s national convention, which took place in Minneapolis, Minnesota Nov. 16-20. Wilson, and seniors Sarah Rolufs, Sara Khan, Connie Liou, Grace Hofheins,... READ MORE »»

Wall Street Movement Comes to Rolla

Wall Street Movement Comes to Rolla

It began on Wall Street in New York and subsequently spread across the nation, from populated coast cities to small towns in the Midwest. The Occupy movement consists of an extensive range of complaints, demands, and goals from the American... READ MORE »»

Veterans honored at assembly

Veterans honored at assembly

Rolla High School honored area veterans Friday, Nov. 11, with a celebration that kicked off with a chili luncheon. An assembly, organized by seniors Dani Licklider, Vallery Espinoza, and Ashlyn Bennett as part of the leadership class, was... READ MORE »»

News

Science Olympiad scores big at regional competition

Katie Williams, Staff Writer · April 4, 2012

On Feb 18, the Science Olympiad team competed at the regional competition at the Missouri S&T campus and brought home an abundance of awards.                ... Read more »

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Sports

Winter guard set to go to Chamionship

Connie Liou, Graphics Editor · April 4, 2012

As the winter months begin to heat up, so does the Winterguard who have been competing and preparing for championships. The Winterguard currently holds onto their fifth place spot,... Read more »

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Opinion

Is Hollywood running out of creativity?

Lea Ahrens, Photography Editor · April 4, 2012

There is something very wrong with our movie industry. It is becoming corrupt and somewhat ridiculous. The world definitely does not need any more sequels and remakes.                ... Read more »

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Student Life

All in the Timing

Iqra Choudhry, Staff Writer · April 2, 2012

The spring play is finally here after many months of rehearsals and preparations.   “The play is actually a production of seven short one act comedies’ the topics vary.... Read more »

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A&E

Where is winter? High temperatures and lack of snow unusual for January

Iqra Choudhry, Staff Writer · January 27, 2012

Once January hits, the cold weather is usually in full swing. But this year, things seem to be taking a different route. Throughout the nation, cities have been reporting record... Read more »

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Staff
Gágé Scurlock

Gágé Scurlock

January 25, 2012

I am not a professional doctor. School Activities: Soccer Favorite Quote: “This is the biggest thing to hit the internet since Houf [Pouferly] got a Twitter account.”

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