Ms. Jennifer Henry and Callahan Cox named December PBIS winners
December 16, 2011
Filed under Student Life
Ms. Jennifer Henry and sophomore Callahan Cox were the December winners of the PBIS drawing. Henry won a new color nook and Cox won an I-pod touch. Read More →
Zandi finds inspiration on and off the field
December 13, 2011 • ERIKA MCVEY
Filed under Features, Sports
Mention Chapin High School senior Mason Zandi in a conversation and one image will come to mind: a 6’ 8” giant of a football player who recently turned heads at both Clemson and Carolina and verbally committed to USC for a full scholarship. “What really makes Mason special is his potential due... Read more »
Time more valuable than money in the big picture
December 13, 2011 • ERIKA MCVEY
Filed under An Eagle's View
It was 10:30 at night and I had just pulled into my driveway. Thinking about everything I still had left to do I wanted to cry. I had just gotten home from a four to ten shift at Sonic and I had at least three hours of AP Physics and AP English homework. I was a zombie in school the next day after... Read more »
AP Biology and Anatomy students visit Body Worlds VITAL exhibit
December 13, 2011 • Mallory Knowles
Filed under News, Top Stories
AP Biology and Anatomy classes of Chapin High visited the Body Worlds VITAL exhibit at the state museum on November 14 as part of a field trip organized by science teacher Lori Latham. This exhibit was designed to show visitors the contrasts of how a healthy lifestyle and a non- healthy lifestyle can... Read more »
Baseball tryouts begin for 2011-12 season
December 13, 2011 • Elise Watt
Filed under Sports
Baseball Practice has begun in preparation of tryouts in January. Tryouts determine if a player has the five tools needed to play: hitting, fielding, speed, arm strength, and general knowledge of the game. Practice and conditioning before the tryouts allow coaches to work with each player’s abilities... Read more »
Marching band concludes another great season
December 13, 2011 • Dominique Cain
Filed under Features
Through the stinging wind and the blazing sun, the band stands tall, playing each note with grace as if it was their last. Toes up, shoulders squared, eyes on the drum major. Finally, the last note of the performance rings in the air, as a drummer clicks the drum sticks on the ring of the stair, signaling... Read more »
CHS drama students stage “It’s a Wonderful Life”
December 13, 2011 • Nate Weist
Filed under Entertainment
Drama teacher and director Mr. Greg Worley directed his first major production since taking over as Drama teacher last year with It’s a Wonderful Life: a Live Radio Play by Joe Landry. It was performed by mostly students in his Drama classes. The cast worked on the play for nearly a month and many... Read more »
Q and A with Mr. Richard Hiller
December 13, 2011 • Journalism I staff
Filed under Features
1. IF Y OU WERE A CANDY BAR, WHAT KIND WOULD YOU BE? WHY? Snickers….I am nutty and Delicious! 2. IF YOU WEREN’T IN EDUCATION WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU WOULD BE DOING? CEO of Banana Republic 3. IF YOU WERE A CANNIBAL ON AN ISLAND WITH NO FOOD AND JUST THE ADMIN, WHO WOULD YOU EAT FIRST?... Read more »
GROUPLOVE- Tongue Tied
December 13, 2011
Filed under Video
ID= Five dollars + Detention
December 9, 2011 • Alison Galat
Filed under Features
Every morning most students wake up and rush through their morning routines trying to be on time for school. Book bags in tow, they go running out the door to catch the bus or drive their own car hoping they can make it on time before the first bell rings. They beat the odds (and traffic on Amick’s... Read more »
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