The Harbinger

By Patrick, DaPuzzo

January 31, 2019

Many people today struggle to detect news bias and tell what media outlet is leaning which way on the political spectrum. With all the different news sources...

Z-Gravy Chase

By Ruth Cronin, News Editor

December 10, 2018

There are many popular races that take place on Thanksgiving Day. Whether they are Drumstick Dashing’, Turkey Trotting’, or Gobble Galloping’, chances are you have friends or family participating. This year, the Zionsville Boys and Girls Club will be holding their second annual Z-Gravy Chase 5K fundraiser on Thanksgiving morning. “All...

Whatever Floats Your Vote

By Grace Gogis, Staff

November 15, 2018

The 2018 midterm elections may have come and gone, but their importance to ZCHS students has left a lasting impact. With a fraction of the student body being of voting age, each election brings about months of research, discussion, and excitement. Sophia Petts, senior, shared what it was like to vote for the first time. “I had never really paid...

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Student Life

Major Reflection

By Joshua Nieman, Staff

November 1, 2019

Since the marching season has come to a bitter-sweet conclusion the time for reflection has come. The Marching Eagles have articulated their way through...

An Undefeated Season

By Anna Murphy, Sports Editor

April 10, 2019

The girls step out on stage eagerly waiting to hear the final decisions from the judges. Huddled together, they listen with excitement hoping to hear their...

Model Citizens

By Kylie Heagy, Opinion Editor

March 21, 2019

At first glance, the Model United Nations club is a bit confusing. For the average student who knows absolutely nothing about the United Nations or the...

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Sports

Varsity Football Oct. 11

By Logan Seiler, Staff

November 12, 2019

Boys Tennis Postseason Ends at State

By Henry Holloway, Staff

October 24, 2019

This year has been nothing but an exceptional one for the Zionsville Boys Tennis Team. As the season for the team as a whole came to a close at state finals on Friday, Oct....

Boys Volleyball

April 10, 2019

A sport here at ZCHS that is often overlooked, boys volleyball, is off to a great season. Some people assume the mens volleyball team is one of Zionsville’s intermural sports, however they are a competitive team currently ranked fourth in Indiana. “This season has been incredibly successful as we are 9-1, the best season yet under our current coach. To prepare for...

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Feature

Man’s Best Friend

By Kailey Wallenius, Staff

November 7, 2019

In modern times, there are many factors that can cause a teenager stress. School, sports, jobs, and friends. Managing stress is very important, and one of the best ways to...

A Lyrical Influence

By Jillian Bond, Staff

September 30, 2019

Music is food for the soul. As most may have heard this as an expression, studies are here to prove that there is a real relationship between music and the positive way it impacts our mind and body. Music also has the potential to help with medical situations in the future. It is possible that music could help with Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and...

The Fall Festival: A Tradition

By Henry Holloway, Staff

September 15, 2019

Among the tradtions in Zionsville, the Fall Festival is certainly the grandest. Ever since it commenced in 1954, the Lions Club event has hosted the residents of Zionsville...

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Opinion

Danger Danger

By Tyler Gutwein, Staff

October 21, 2019

We like to think that sporting events are fairly safe contests with chances of injury being minimized through equipment and technique. However, that doesn’t mean that these events come without major risk factors. These risks are a lot to take on and are not for the faint of heart. Sports take blood, sweat, and tears and sometimes even major injury. Many parents are asking...

What’s the Big Deal?

By Sadie Graham, Staff

March 18, 2019

For many, it seems like the presidential election is already being shoved down our throats. From social media to the news on TV, and even your grandpa, it seems like the 2020 election is already here. Many people in school right now will be eligible for voting in the next election. “You must be at least 18 on or before the next general, municipal, or special election...

AP (Astronomical Pressure)

By Grace Gogis, Staff

March 7, 2019

Advanced Placement classes are for students looking to go above and beyond. According to Zionsville Community High School’s website, “The AP Program at ZCHS provides opportunities for highly motivated high school students to take college-level courses that include more in-depth study and analysis of course content.” These courses have a reputation for being...

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The Harbinger

The Harbinger

Varsity Football Oct. 11

Man’s Best Friend

Major Reflection

Boys Tennis Postseason Ends at State

Stable Relationships