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

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...

The Awakening

By Grace Gogis, Staff

February 26, 2019

Maybe you attended it yourself or maybe you’ve just scrolled through the overwhelming amount of related Instagram posts, but you’ve certainly been living under a rock if you haven’t heard about it: The Awakening. What is this event that has somehow been all over social media and yet has remained somewhat mysterious? “The Awakening is...

A Different Side of Music

By Kylie Heagy, Opinion Editor

February 12, 2019

The students of ZCHS are no strangers to possessing musical talent. Our bands and show choirs put on professional-grade concerts, and individual students have started their own musical careers. But, outside of school, musical students are finding other opportunities than just the ones provided at school. For nearly 30 years, the Indianapolis Symphony...

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Sports

Stable Relationships

By Rachel Shultz, Student Life Editor

March 22, 2019

When you see a person riding a horse, it looks easy, like anyone could do it. What you don’t see is the countless hours spent in lessons and training, as well as...

Boys Basketball Faces Defeat Against Carmel at Regionals

By Mikayla Owens, Multimedia Editor

March 18, 2019

On Sat. March 10, 2019, your Zionsville Boys Basketball team began their regional run at Logansport. The boys team began their day with game one of a possible two-day game schedule against Huntington North. The Eagles led throughout the game finishing with a 52-41 win over Huntington North. Scoring for the Eagles were Isaiah Thompson with 24, Ben Weidner with 10,...

A Turn(quist) for the Better

By Tyler Gutwein, Staff

March 7, 2019

The ZCHS football team is taking steps in order to prepare for season, though it may be far away. In high school, a teams class for athletics is determined by the size of the school. Zionsville has eclipsed the mark for 5A and is being moved up to 6A football, which is the top tier of high school football. Teams in 6A include all HCC opponents along with Ben Davis,...

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Feature

Boys Swimming Sectionals

By Ruth Cronin, News Editor

February 15, 2019

After the boys swim team’s successful night at sectional prelims on Thursday, they are ready for great results at finals this Saturday. “I think after as well as we swam at prelims, that we have a lot more in the tank, and when we suit up on Saturday, we will have some fast swims,” coach Scott Kubly said. These athletes have high hopes for what this weekend...

A Different Side of Music

By Kylie Heagy, Opinion Editor

February 12, 2019

A Deeper Look: The Lightwine Family

By Rachel Shultz, Student Life Editor

February 4, 2019

When people hear that Victoria Lightwine’s mother, Anne, is deaf, they often make a huge deal out of it. However, for Victoria, a freshman, growing up with a deaf parent...

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Opinion

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...

The Craze of 2019

By Jillian Bond, Staff

March 7, 2019

It has been just a few months since 2019 began and the year has brought some of the most popular trends yet. It seems like everyone you know has the newest clothes, shoes,...

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The Harbinger

The Harbinger

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Model Citizens

Basketball Wins Back-To-Back

The Craze of 2019

AirPods: What’s the Big Deal?