10 Ways To Keep On Track This Tri
Styel Mechling and Makayla Capilla
December 10, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Sports, tests, friends, family, multiple hours of homework, and even outside-of-school work are all factors in making a high school student tense. Sometimes it can feel as though we can’t even conjure up the time to care for ourselves and overall just relax. Here are ten ways to make sure you don...
Internet Sensation
Makayla Capilla, Writer
December 10, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Most kids and teenagers nowadays can’t remember a time without having a cell phone. They are in our hands almost every moment of every day. If they aren’t in our hands, they are right by our side. While many can see this as a bad thing, others feel it has its perks. Tons of teens all over the...
Thoughts On: Mamma Mia
Alexa Shrake, Writer
December 7, 2018
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Student Life
Almost every seat filled with peers, loved ones, and fans of Mamma Mia, it was a full house. On Friday November 16th, the show did not start on time due to the line being out the doors. A huge crowd gathered to watch one of the first high schools in the country perform the well-known musical. Work...
A Work In Progress
Alice Pickering, Writer
November 27, 2018
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Student Life
Books and writing from authors surround us every day. They are in classes, stores, and homes. Here, at Martinsville High School, we do our fair share of writing in class. Four people in particular are going beyond that and being authors of more than just poems for English class. Sophia Jackson is our...
From Small Town to the Runway
Makayla Capilla, Writer
October 31, 2018
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Student Life
There is a perception that coming from a small town can be a detriment to your future. However, a former student from Martinsville High School, Aviana McClish, proved that to be wrong. During the 2018 New York Fashion Week, Aviana walked for Vogue while wearing Pyer Moss. This was one of the biggest mom...
Hidden Gem: MHS Jewelry Class
Alice Pickering, Writer
October 31, 2018
Filed under Arts and Entertainment, Student Life
At Martinsville High School, there is a large array of classes. From Creative Writing to Agriculture, there is a class for every kid, no matter their interest. So, it’s no surprise that we have a Jewelry class. Taught by the interesting Ms. Murray, a woman with bats above her desk and art everywhe...
Leaving a Legacy
Delaney Collier, Macie Crawmer, Writers
October 30, 2018
Filed under News, Showcase, Student Life
Those who knew Mr. Hawkins remember him as a man who always wore a smile, was patient, understanding, and inclusive of all people.
Being Biracial In Martinsville
Styel Mechling, Writer
October 26, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Showcase, Student Life
When I found out I was moving to Martinsville last summer, my first question was, “What’s Martinsville?” Once I referred to my family, they all told me stories and fiction of what Martinsville was really like. Being the Sherlock Holmes that I am, I Googled Martinsville and came up with the same resul...
Goodbye Quizlet?
Hannah Johnson, Writer
October 25, 2018
Filed under News, Showcase, Student Life
Many students rely on Quizlet for studying needs, but what would happen if they couldn’t? Word has been going around the school that Quizlet will supposedly be blocked because of cheating. There has been no official evidence of this, but students have been talking about the agony of having to go back ...
Emmah Keller Advances to State Finals
Alexa Shrake, Writer
October 24, 2018
Filed under Seniors, Sports, Student Life
Putting her way to IHSAA Golf State Finals, Martinsville High School senior Emmah Keller stood out from the rest at State Finals. Being the only member from Martinsville, Keller may have seemed intimidated by teams that advanced, but that is far from the truth. Keller confidently competed at state a...
Applying for College
Sophia Jackson, Writer
October 22, 2018
Filed under Student Life
The college application process can be terrifying. Between the common application, filling out your FAFSA, writing your college admission essay, and scholarship applications, it can be daunting at best. Here to help simplify the process a bit is a step-by-step guide on how to tackle the beast that is...
Foreign Lands
Makayla Capilla, Writer
October 22, 2018
Filed under Student Life
Traveling out of your comfort zone can be frightening for some, but leaving your home country to live with strangers and speak an unfamiliar language is much more terrifying. Exchange students all over the world experience this feeling every year. They go to an unknown land where everyone looks, speaks...
Styel Mechling and Makayla Capilla
December 10, 2018 • No Comments
Sports, tests, friends, family, multiple hours of homework, and even outside-of-school work are all factors in making a high school student tense. Sometimes it can feel as...
Makayla Capilla, Writer
December 10, 2018 • No Comments
Most kids and teenagers nowadays can’t remember a time without having a cell phone. They are in our hands almost every moment of every day. If they aren’t in our hands,...
December 7, 2018
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Alexa Shrake, Writer
December 7, 2018 • No Comments
It would seem strange that Americans choose to represent themselves as a wild animal to describe their political beliefs, but they have for centuries. A donkey is used to...
Macey Staley, Writer
November 14, 2018 • No Comments
As Artesians, we take pride in our school spirit and aim to exemplify our good character both in and out of school. As many of us know, overall school attitude and behavior...
Makayla Capilla, Writer
October 31, 2018 • No Comments
A recent trend across the United States and other parts of the world has put a ban on plastic straws. This is a part of a bigger trend, though. The world is progressively...
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