PHOTOS: Students “Pink Out” For Oct. 10 Pep Rally
Timber Creek students wore pink to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research on the Thursday, Oct. 10, 2019 Pep Rally.
Category: Features
Horror Hotspot: Top 10 Fall Festivals You Need to Visit Before You Die
As October comes around and the weather cools, people nationwide look forward to the ‘spooky season’ that revolves around Halloween. From trick-or-treating and tailgating to haunted houses and horror movies, there is a little something for everyone to enjoy.
Students with Style: Elyn Autrey
Aesthetic is defined as the pleasant, positive, or artful appearance of a person or a thing. Sophomore Elyn Autrey heavily relies on an eye-catching theme and aesthetic when putting together her outfits.
Horror Hotspot: The Silent Twins
Jennifer and June Gibbons were born on April 11, 1963, in Yemen. Throughout their lives they faced bullying for their speech impediments and for the color of their skin.
Saving Lives: How CPR Rescued Special Education Aide Savannah Vaden
“How do you say thank you to the people that saved your life?”
Horror Hotspot: Strange Noises Heard Around the World
In recent years, there has been a phenomenon occurring in which strange sounds have been emulating from somewhere in the sky or in a location near where the noises are heard.
Horror Hotspot: Goatman’s Bridge
Old Alton Bridge was built to connect Denton, Texas to the town of Alton, Texas. Many believe a demonic entity with the head of a goat haunts the bridge. Thus, it earned the nickname Goatman’s Bridge.
Students with Style: Austin Orth
When the idea of style comes to mind, most people solely think of clothing. In reality, style can be much broader, including things like piercings and tattoos. Senior, Austin Orth chooses to express himself through permanent art on his body.
Horror Hotspot: Skinwalker Ranch
1994, a year filled to the brim with movies such as Pulp Fiction and The Lion King, was not as amazing for a family in Utah. Nor were the two years afterward, with various supernatural sightings popping up from time to time.
AP Government Holds Mock Elections to Educate Seniors on the Stages of Election
Michael Otto, the AP Government teacher recently oversaw his classes’ mock elections for the fourth year in a row. This the relevant to students now more than ever, as most seniors will be of voting age by the time the United States Presidential race for the 2020 election comes to a close.