It was business as usual for the boys’ and girls’ track team at the Lebanon County Track and Field Championships Saturday at Lebanon High School.

The boys picked up their 22nd straight county title and the girls won their fourth in a row.

Senior Jepel Gibs and junior Shayla Bonzelet were named Outstanding Athlete winners.

Bonzelet raced to wins in the 100, 200, 400 and anchored the winning 4 X 400 relay team.

“It felt really great...

photo by Sully Minnick

The last time the boys’ tennis won a section championship, coach Mike Rohrbach was on the team. That was 25 years ago.

“It feels great because it’s a feat that no other Cedar Crest tennis team has done in 25 years, but I know there are bigger things in store for our team,” said senior number one singles’ player and captain Jack Muraika.

Muraika was correct in his prediction as the Falcons captured the Lanca...

 photo provided by: Marissa Arnold

Towards the end of winter break I began to come to a realization that I finally was ready for a tattoo.

Chuck’s Tattooing and Piercing was overall the best shop to go to and known to be the best in Lebanon. I couldn’t get the tattoo until my season ended with Winterguard, so I picked April 13th.

My entire high school experience has been centered on Colorguard. The activity has allowed me to make...

Many students have received ‘praise’ from teachers and administration for their positive behavior due to the Pride program that was introduced this year.

The program is based on the values of PRIDE, which stands for Personal responsibility, Respect, Integrity, Dedication and Excellence. A large part of it is also handing out Wings of Praise to students for exemplifying good behavior.

Giving out these rewards promotes and recogni...

photo provided by Rory Zimmel

While college is a first taste of living independently, most people are still close enough to come home in an emergency.

However, senior Rory Zimmel decided to cut out this geographical safety net by attending college at Brighton University in England to study music business and media.

Despite the drastic gap between her family and her future college, Zimmel is not worried about the change of pace.

“I...

As the final major fundraising event comes to a close, one class made a huge monetary impact. This year, Mrs. Gingrich’s classes raised the most money totaling over $800 for Relay For Life.

“I take great pride in putting a lot of effort and getting my kids excited about this event,” said Gingrich. “Knowing that it goes to a lot of people for a great cause makes my heart happy.”

She gets very competitive every year and is the rei...

After an underdog victory last year, seniors must forfeit a possible double victory at Powder Puff due to its cancelation.

Powder Puff is the annual senior v. junior flag football game played by the girls of the respective classes. The football player’s coach the team, and the cheerleaders train an all-boys squad to perform at halftime.

Scheduling complications led to the cancellation of Powder Puff, which means junior and senio...

When a team of the best mathematical minds in the school put in tremendous effort and pooled together their skills, they accomplished something great.

On April 12th, seniors Emily Bixler, Viraj Govani and Aidan Hanley and junior Dominique Smith-Rodriguez competed against 60 other competitors from 15 other schools in the Millersville High School Math Contest.

With combined individual and team scores, the team ranked first place i...

Every year, math teacher Carin Marzock allows her students to participate in Relay for Life, but this year the event really hits home for her on a personal level.

Marzock’s sister-in-law was diagnosed with breast cancer this school year, and has been undergoing chemotherapy treatment since her diagnosis.

“It’s just not something you expect for someone in their mid-thirties to be fighting,” said Marzock.

Luckily Marzock’s sister-i...