Library Club hosts “Whodunit” mystery contest
By PARKER KOONS – A quiet scene is interrupted by a sudden mystery. The Library Club put on a “whodunit mystery” for Halloween. The mystery was titled “Cold” and follows the staff and patients of a private hospital for mutant children. The nurse is preparing a surprise party for the doctor, but not everything goes […]
Science club members partner with professors
By INDIA KRUG – As the club rotation returns in full swing, IHS Science Club members are implored to become decisive about the projects they will pursue this year. They have the option to collaborate with one of the eleven collegiate professors from Indiana University of Pennsylvania who are offering their time and aid. IHS […]
Film Review: Halloween
By LOUGHLIN PAGNUCCI – Halloween was a great film. It had some downsides keeping it from achieving a full five-star rating, but it had many upsides that cemented it as one of the best horror films coming out this year. Halloween is about a deranged serial killer named Michael Myers (Nick Castle). He is being […]
Get a Clue! Come see the fall play!
By ADRIANA GUTH-BOROWSKI – As autumn sets in, the students at IHS look forward to the fall play. Clue, under the direction of Mrs. Leah Lyons, is to be performed on the IHS stage on November 2 and 3 at 7:30. Clue follows a dinner party turned wrong. Much like the board game, the […]
Boiling down to the basics of Halloween
By PARKER KOONS – Halloween is most children’s favorite time of the year besides their birthday and Christmas, but many of those children don’t know the origins of Halloween. Senior Jessica Morse said, “I know the basics but not really the origins.” The origin of Jack O’Lanterns date back to a tale from Irish folklore. […]
Fall in love with autumn recipes
By MIKAYLA CRAMER – It’s that time of year again when the leaves start to change color and the temperature gets cooler. That means it’s time for pumpkins, pumpkin spice, apple anything, and green bean casserole. There are so many favorite foods, drinks, and recipes that seem to only show up during the Fall season. […]
Top 10 sweet treats for the Halloween season
By BROOKE BOYER- The end of October is nearing, which means Halloween is quickly approaching! Scary movies, quirky costumes, and heaps of delicious free candy– what could possibly be more fun? Of course, high school students take advantage of the sweet treats that come with the occasion on October 31. After all, there’s only one […]
The puck stops here: IHS hockey season opens
By MADDIE CRIBBS – The time has arrived: hockey is here. The Indiana High School hockey season opener took place on October 4 at the S&T Bank Arena and then team hit the ice at 7:30 p.m. The first game of the season was between Indiana and Westmont Hilltop, and ended in a score of […]
One through three; ‘I’ll Read to You, You Read to Me’
By MADDIE CRIBBS A blast from the past—the Public Speaking class enters through the doors of East Pike Elementary. On October 17, the East Pike Elementary School welcomed back the students of the Public Speaking course at Indiana Senior High School, entering with guidance and training to read to the young learners. “Reading to the […]
Bienvenue! French exchange students enjoy their stay at the senior high
By JORIE MEIL- On October 12, IHS welcomed fifteen French students that are participating in this years French exchange program. These students, hosted by IHS students from a variety of grades, have come to Indiana to experience American life and culture. The French students arrived on October 12 and will be staying until October 25. […]