CHS Bonfire

Finding classes. Where to hang out in the mall. New teachers. New hallways. Off-campus lunch. Every year there are many things that new freshman have to get use to during their first few weeks of high school. Adjusting to high school from middle school can be a challenge for many freshman,...

CHS Students Gain Valuable Work Ethic Through Job Opportunities

Tired of eating school lunches? Wish you had some extra cash to go out to your favorite fast food place? Many students in Cody High School remain without jobs, and lack work ethic. “The sooner they learn work ethic the better,” expressed Allan Shotts. Shotts has been teaching students...

Sydney Polmajzl: Life Affected By Fibular Hemimelia

High school is a hard stage in life for everyone. For students, this is a time to find friends, know where they fit in, and decide where to go in the future. For CHS senior Sydney Pomajzl, fitting in was just another task to tackle as a student, except she had to do it with a missing limb. Pomajzl was...

Kirsten Hull: Valedictorian

Webster's Dictionary defines "valedictorian" as: the student usually having the highest rank in a graduating class who delivers the Valedictory Address at the Commencement Exercises. In lamest terms, the Valedictorian is the smartest person in the entire class. The CHS Valedictorian for the class of...

Four Seniors Honored with Band Achievement Awards

Last Monday, at the annual Pops Band Concert, four high school seniors, Duke Dickson, Emma Heydenberk, Finnegan Jackson, and Ellie Wooden were honored with receiving prestigious awards for their past four years to Concert, Marching, and or Jazz Band. The Louis Armstrong Award, The Directors Award,...

Cody Businesses Need Employees

As I talked with students about their summer plans, I realized most did not know who was hiring, so I called businesses in Cody and asked them if they needed any help this summer. I got the following results: McDonald's - (307) 587-5900 Any position 16 years or older. “We need help!” Burger...

Staff Editorials

Safety in Teen Relationships

Catherine Steggall, Reporter

September 27, 2018

In today's day and age, teenagers are getting into serious relationships much sooner and that brings up issues with both their health and safety. Are teenagers being safe?...

More Than Just a Homecoming Dance

Harlee Zeller, Reporter

September 19, 2018

Homecoming week is just around the corner, and students are already preparing for the festivities. Most of the students are getting ready for the homecoming dance,...

Cody High School Switches To Trimesters

Solie Jackson, Co-Editor

September 18, 2018

The 2018/19 school year doesn’t have just new teachers. Trimesters were also introduced. So far, they seem to fit well within the school, but how long will they hold up?...

Commentary

Five Ways To Relieve Stress

Ruby Woods, Co-Editor

April 9, 2018

According to the New York Times, people are more productive when they are relaxed. With the weather changing, your life may feel hectic. If you are out of sorts or on edge,...

Arts & Entertainment

31 Days of Halloween: Day 6, Before I Wake

Harlee Zeller, Reporter

October 11, 2018

Before I Wake was directed by Mike Flanagan and written by Mike Flanagan and Jeff Howard. The three main characters are Jessie Hobson (Kate Bosworth), Mark Hobson (Thomas...

31 Days of Halloween: Day 5, The Conjuring

Kelly Holly, Reporter

October 11, 2018

The clocks stop at 3:07 am, an eerie cold aroma lurking through the house is followed by a rank odor. Knocks come in threes, taunting the father, the son, and the holy spirit....

31 Days of Halloween Movies: Day 4, It

Solie Jackson, Co-Editor

October 4, 2018

It: a horror movie with heart. It came out in 2017 starring multiple young actors. Originally a book by Stephen King and later a TV mini series, the story has evolved into...

Video