Blast From the Past
By Mary Demarco, Staff
February 20, 2020
When thinking of childhood, most think of the fun games and culture of the time. They think of the songs during the early 2000s and the fun toys they saw on Disney Channel commercials. They think of playing outside with neighborhood friends or going to a grandparent’s house. So much of our childhood...
A Guide to Mindfulness
By Gretchen Drews, Staff
February 12, 2020
Have you been feeling stressed lately? Has homework or friendships been just too much for you recently? Do you need something to just escape from life for a couple seconds? Practicing mindfulness every day is your solution. Millions of Americans practice this form of meditation and it has lots of ...
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 the competition, no doubt, but what absolutely cannot be simply glanced over are the figures that pushed them toward their continual success. These...
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 name called. And, finally, they all celebrate together when they hear the words, “Zionsville Choraliares, Grand Champions!” Week after week...
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 way it works, the concept can be difficult to grasp. However, the members of Zionsville Community High School’s Model U.N club have managed to naviga...
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 re...
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 schoo...
Sadie’s Switch-Up
By Grace Gogis, Staff
February 7, 2019
Every January, ZCHS students get geared up for the biggest school event of the winter: Sadie’s. Known as the school’s “girls ask” dance, this dance has always been a fun way to flip conventional gender roles and put a unique twist on a school dance. So it was evident that students were confused and curious whe...
Mr. Zionsville – Tyler Benson
By Ruth Cronin, News Editor
January 29, 2019
Every year boys from the ZCHS senior class perform a talent show, competing for the title of Mr. Zionsville. This year, the winning act, and senior to take home the title of Mr. Zionsville, was Tyler Benson. “My act was a combination between a classical piece, a more rock piece, and then I ‘Rick...
On Pointe
By Kylie Heagy, Opinion Editor
January 22, 2019
In the wings of the Monon Center stage, there is an almost tangible excitement. Ballerinas in pointe shoes and tutus wait anxiously to begin the run through of their upcoming show. This is the moment where months of their hard work will finally be seen in its entirety: costumes, hair, makeup, and, of...
Mr. Z 2019
By Josie Hughes, Social Editor
December 29, 2018
It’s almost time for another iconic performance of the Mr. Zionsville production. In case you haven't heard or seen in the past, Mr. Z is a huge production that brings in thousands of dollars each year for good reason. For almost 40 years, since the early 1980s, 15 senior boys step u...
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