Student Life – The Harbinger

Telling Tall Tales

September 10, 2018

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...

Eagles Stand With Eagles

By Sam Shipe, Opinion Editor

March 6, 2018

Filed under News, SHOWCASE, Student Life

On February 14, a tragedy befell Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The students were the victims of yet another school shooting. As more comes out about those suffering in the wake of their lost friends, family, and fellow students one must ask what they can personally do to help. Peaceful...

Club Spotlight: Model United Nations

By Catie Shultz, Staff

February 23, 2018

Filed under Feature, Student Life

The Zionsville Model United Nations (MUN) Club is a program at ZCHS that focuses on researching the politics and perspectives of different countries, allowing students to learn about global issues. MUN clubs can be found in many high schools throughout the United States and in various other countries ...

Mr. Zionsville 2018

By Mari Heigl, Student Life Editor

February 4, 2018

Filed under News, SHOWCASE, Student Life

Fifteen emcees, thirteen contestants, six directors, one king. Mr. Zionsville, one of the most highly anticipated events of the year and a major fundraiser for prom, has just recently gone by. On January 25th the Zionsville community came together in ZCHS’ Performing Arts Center to see a show that too...

Best Buddies Holiday Party

By Marillyn Heigl, Student Life Editor

December 19, 2017

Filed under SHOWCASE, Student Life

Thursday, December 15, Best Buddies threw their annual Holiday Party, one of the club's most highly anticipated events. “It made me so happy to see all of the buddies to have so much fun. I loved watching all of [the buddies sing] karaoke and dance. I had tons of fun,” Frannie Pittman, sophom...

Show Choir’s Holiday Home Tour

By Anna Murphy, Staff

December 11, 2017

Filed under News, Student Life, Uncategorized

To kick off this holiday season, Zionsville High School's very own show choir participated in the Holiday Home Tour tradition on Saturday, December 2. Royalaires, Choralaires, and Jazz Band alike worked hard for months on end to perfect their individual songs to perform in various homes around the Zionsville...