In the spirit of Valentine’s Day the Media Center has continued with the tradition of “blind-date books.”
The display features wrapped up books with only a cryptic label to attract a reader. Each...
By Madison Hurr, Features Editor
• February 10, 2016
With the recent nationwide E. coli scare at Chipotle, many customers have been refraining from eating Chipotle burritos. Over 500 people in 13 different states fell ill.
Stock values for Chipotle plummeted,...
By Jake Certner, Sports Editor
• December 15, 2015
The Churchill Observer would like to congratulate this years’ winners of the annual anatomy grip strength test.
Every year Anatomy teacher James Fishman holds a competition in which students can...
Teen author Joddie Zeng shared her tips on writing and self-publishing a novel Dec. 11.
Zeng began writing her book at the end of 2013 and took 17 months to make it the best possible product. She would...
For some CHS students, an incredibly challenging part of taking a standardized test is not the test itself, but having to fill in a bubble indicating racial and ethnic background. Standardized tests do...
On Tuesday November 10th, the hate group Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) picketed WCHS because of our school’s Sexuality And Gender Alliance, otherwise known as the SAGA club, or the GSA.
This is not...
By Ben Dross, Production Editor
• October 24, 2015
The AP Art History class took a field trip to the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore in order to learn more about the ancient art work they were studying in class Oct. 21.
The class examines artwork from...
By Jasmine Baten, Opinions Editor
• October 14, 2015
The CHS Choral Music Department had its first concert, entitled “More Than Words.” Oct. 12.
The title was meant to signify the connection between poetry and music lyrics, which was reflected in...
By Rebekah Sklute, Circulation Manager
• October 14, 2015
The CHS Band featuring the Concert band, Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Wind Symphony hosted the Fall Concert Oct. 13th.
They played music with a primary feeling of somberness and ended with exhilaration....
As an addition to the homecoming week festivities this year, teachers engaged in a competition to see who could create the best decorations on their classroom door.
There was a competition for best...
Congratulations to this years’ Homecoming court princes and princesses:
Freshmen: Vivian Douglas and Michael Janis
Sophomores: Faith Kean and Jimmy Rubino
Juniors: David Levy and Frannie Phillips
Seniors:...
By Madison Hurr, Features Editor
• September 28, 2015
On Sept. 25, junior trombonist Ethan Shrier performed at a luncheon co-hosted by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to welcome China’s president Xi Jinping on his visit...
