Student Life – The Harbinger

SoundCloud Stars

November 14, 2018

Below are links to the SoundCloud accounts of Inspectah KP and 2000, as well as the track "Wet Bag of Meat" by the Chocolate Milk Milkman. The full article, "SoundCloud Stars," can be found in the November 2018 issue of the Harbinger. Inspectah KP https://soundcloud.com/user-421223561/ 2000 https://soundcloud.com/user-523281977 The Chocolate Milk Milkman https://soundcloud.com/u...

Trick-or-Treating with Food Allergies

By Grace, Gogis

October 31, 2018

Filed under Student Life

What do ghosts, zombies, and food allergies have in common? They are all frightening parts of Halloween that many students have to face every year. For people without severe food allergies, trick-or-treating is a simple task. At the end of the night, most kids come back to their houses with bags fu...

Fall Concert

October 22, 2018

Filed under Student Life

“I really love the people and the environment you’re surrounded by every day,” Lily Cross, sophomore, said, discussing why she loves Zionsville's music programs. Cross, a Choralaire, first started doing it because music has always been her passion and she had been following in her brother footsteps....

Oh, The Places You’ll Go

By Ruth Cronin, News Editor

October 5, 2018

Filed under SHOWCASE, Student Life

Students in Zionsville will end up all over the globe this fall break. You’ll find some here in Zionsville for a classic staycation, some laying on the beach in a tropical destination, and some in touring busy cities, or seeing historical sites. Last fall Tara Harmon, sophomore, got to hike Machu...

Annual Blood Drive

By Cylar Collings, Staff

September 20, 2018

Filed under Student Life

During the 2018-2019 annual blood drive at Zionsville Community High School organized by Key Club, over 51.3 pints were donated to patients in Indiana who are in definite need of blood transfusions. With the help of ZCHS, 120 patients will get the treatment they need and be on their way towards a healthier...

Telling Tall Tales

By Becka Bash, Staff

September 10, 2018

Filed under SHOWCASE, Student Life

Earlier this month, the English 10 honors classes read The Canterbury Tales, a collection of stories by Geoffrey Chaucer. Last Friday, the sophomores had traveled to Eagle Creek Park to read their own tales they had written that were to closely mimic Chaucer’s style. “I actually onl...

GlowCo

By Ruth Cronin, Staff

September 10, 2018

Filed under SHOWCASE, Student Life, Uncategorized

Student Council has been working hard to create another great homecoming. The usual home blackout game will take place on Sept. 14, and the Homecoming dance will follow the next night. “We have a really cool glow-in-the-dark theme planned that is sure to be very different and unique to...

Bridging the Gap Between Students and MAP

By Mikayla Owens, Staff

August 25, 2018

Filed under SHOWCASE, Student Life

It’s a known fact that Zionsville Community Schools never do the “norm.” Whether it be the creation of the partial year-round school calendar, to the experiment of the 1.0-4.0 middle school grading system, or the coexistence of regular seven-period days and block days, Zionsville loves to make...

Spring Break 2018: Belize

By Erin Patterson, Sports Editor

April 27, 2018

Filed under SHOWCASE, Student Life

Over spring break, Señora Muniz-Peredo headed up the trip of 2018 and took a group of ZCHS students to Belize. While equally stunning geographically and culturally, the students enjoyed getting to experience another culture while witnessing the beauty of somewhere they had never been before. Peggy...

Students Vying to Volunteer

By Marillyn Heigl, Student Life Editor

April 26, 2018

Filed under Feature, SHOWCASE, Student Life, Uncategorized

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, teenagers between the ages of 16 and 19 have a volunteer rate of 26.4 percent. This volunteer rate reflects itself among the ZCHS population with many students actively seeking out volunteer opportunities. Senior Molly Dzurisin has learned a lot from her...

ZCHS Students Partake in National Walk Out

By Ethan Moore, News Editor

March 14, 2018

Filed under News, SHOWCASE, Student Life, Uncategorized

17 Minutes of Solidarity

By Drew Cortopassi, Staff

March 9, 2018

Filed under News, Student Life

In response to the overwhelming gun violence afflicting American schools and communities, Women’s March Youth EMPOWER has called for a National School Walkout. The 17-minute walk on March 14, 2018 is encouraged for students, teachers, administrators, and parents in order to both mourn the 17 lives...