School spirit starts early with Friday Morning Lights (Photos)
Verity Stine, Student Life Editor
September 22, 2017
Changing the culture: Recycling at CHS
Olivia Boyd, News Editor
April 11, 2017
Filed under News
Recycling, the act of converting waste into a reusable material. Carlisle High School is no exception in the realm of recycling and moving towards a greener future. The green containers that are displayed in every classroom hold the efforts for a greener future for the school which have been taking p...
National Honor Society Induction (Photos)
Rowan Young, Editor-in-Chief
April 11, 2017
CHS's National Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony on Thursday April 6. Check out a few scenes from the night (click on the photo to begin the slideshow).
CHS MiniTHON: Behind the Scenes Q&A
Samantha Martin, Staff Writer
April 11, 2017
On Thursday, April 13, Carlisle High School will host its fourth annual MiniTHON dance marathon. CHS Periscope talked to the fundraising adviser for the MiniTHON club, senior Lizzie Neumann, about the event and what students can expect, as well as what happens behind the scenes of the event. MiniTHON is not ...
A celebration of world cultures: World language department hosts banquet
Samantha Martin, News Writer
March 27, 2017
The McGowan building’s cafeteria was stuffed with families eager to get a taste of several world cultures at CHS’s first annual World Language Banquet, held on Tuesday, February 28. Dozens of students, all of which are currently studying either Chinese, French, German, or Spanish, created dishes fr...
Stella storms through CHS (Photos)
Samantha Martin, Staff Writer
March 22, 2017
Just a week before spring began, Carlisle High School was covered by a wintry white. According to Pennlive.com, 18-24 inches of snow were expected to fall in Carlisle in the early hours of March 14. Although Carlisle did not get as much snow as predicted, the snowfall still totaled at about on...
CHS students march on Washington
Samantha Martin, News Writer
February 4, 2017
When millions of marchers participated in the Women’s March on Washington and its sister marches on January 21, several Carlisle High School students and alumni stood among them. The March, which took place the day after the inauguration of President Donald Trump, was intended as a peaceful pro...
Selecting courses for a brighter future
Olivia Boyd, News Editor
January 25, 2017
Filed under News
Once again another year has come and almost gone, and once again the students at CHS must select their courses for the coming school year to ensure they are prepared for their future. Course selection forms were distributed in homeroom on Jan 23 and they must be completed and submitted into your ...
Despite challenges, Adopt-a-Family brings a smile to families
Meg Tate, Staff Writer
January 5, 2017
It has become a holiday tradition at Carlisle High School to participate in the Adopt-a-Family fundraiser. This is a fundraiser that the Class Councils run. Every year, Theresa Dixon contacts the elementary school counselors to decide what families will be chosen each year. David Bigelow, senior...
Winter Week put on ice
Olivia Boyd and Meg Tate
January 5, 2017
In past years, Student Council has hosted not only a winter week but a Mr. CHS pageant. While the pageant is relatively new, the winter week, and the pep rally that goes with it, has been occurring for several years. However, this year, that will be changing. “The winter week had been an experim...
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Photography Editor
Gwenyth Almeida is the Photography Editor for Periscope. She was on the Oracle staff her sophomore year and decided she wanted to finish off her senior year with Periscope. She loves photography, after...
