From living room to classroom: The pros and cons of attending school with siblings
Skylar Bowers, Student Life Editor
March 28, 2019
There are many siblings that are attending CHS at the same time, including Joey and Jenna Bramble (junior and sophomore), Lanie and Robert Lissner (senior and junior), and Genia and Abby Purdy (senior and freshman). All the siblings have expressed positive feelings with being there for each other ...
Head of the Herd: Kaitlynn den Hoed
Becca Winton, Website Editor-in-Chief
March 22, 2019
In this episode of Head of the Herd, Kaitlynn den Hoed shared her passion for animals and her future plans for after high school. den Hoed is excited to travel and become a zoologist.
Heroes in the Herd: Marra’s battle of life vs. leukemia
Ayb Graham, Staff Writer
March 21, 2019
Many posters line the walls of CHS, including one titled “Pennies for Patients.” Most people walk by the poster without a second glance, but a closer inspection of the poster reveals multiple hardships and battles against cancer, including one of our very own members of the Herd: Max Marra. Marr...
Only one life: the advantages of leading a healthy lifestyle
Kaitlyn Peck, Staff Writer
March 19, 2019
Enduring a healthy lifestyle can be quite a struggle for high school students. Besides just eating vegetables and fruits, there are many other factors that can influence a healthy life. Opening up to a new way of living could ultimately have a lasting effect on someone’s life. Health affects lives in m...
Head of the Herd: Dane Spence
Becca Winton, Website Editor-in-Chief
March 1, 2019
This episode of Head of the Herd features Dane Spence who discusses his motivation to finish high school and his future plans for after graduation.
Tips for Testing: SAT Prep
Kaitlyn Peck, Staff Writer
February 28, 2019
Scholastic Aptitude Tests, known commonly as the SATs, leave a trail of high school students under copious amounts of stress. SATs are tests that challenge and score a student’s academic skill set. Almost every student goes through the SAT jitters. “Honestly, my main concern was, am I going to test well enough...
Ship Start: a new head start to college
Skylar Bowers, Student Life Editor
February 20, 2019
AP and honor classes are intended to prepare students for college courses, but what better way to get ready than to take the college class first-hand? Ship Start is a program offered by Shippensburg University (SU) that allows CHS students to earn college credits while attending high school. T...
Head of the Herd: Joseph Durbin
Becca Winton, Website Editor-in-Chief
February 15, 2019
Senior Joseph Durbin is featured in the very first podcast version of Head of the Herd. We discuss his time in CHS's choir and his plans for after graduation.
The gender divide: Why are some classes not evenly represented? (Editorial)
Skylar Bowers, Michael Raphael, and Carlin Diehl
February 13, 2019
Traditionally, there has been a lack of gender diversity in certain types of classes such as the arts, mathematics, and sciences. These ratios have stayed the same for a long time, this presumingly because of gender stereotyping and standards. This is the truth for many schools, including our own. ...
Learning to hand jive: A behind the scene look at “Grease” practices (slideshow)
Mia Byus, Staff Writer
February 8, 2019
As the annual CHS Musical is coming up, the student cast rehearses daily to get ready to perform their parts in Grease. Performance dates are Feb 21, 22 and 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Emma Barr auditorium. Box office hours and dates are Feb 5-6, 12-13, 18-20 from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m., 21 & 22 fro...
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