New Club Takes On Spirit Week
By JENNY TODD Student Advisory Council is a new club at IHS this year. They have been observing and watching how things run at IHS and wanted to make a difference. For it being their first year and getting a late start the SAC has already started and accomplished such great things. They had a […]
Gas Prices Are Through The Roof: Here’s Why
By AMARA MOORE Gas Prices in America and all over the world have been shooting through the roof lately. Many Americans blame President Biden for the ridiculous increase from around three and a half dollars to over five. It’s a worldwide issue that has affected everyone and here’s the cause. Russia has been at odds […]
Geeky greetings take over the first week of May
By VICTORIA GALLAGHER The First Week of May obviously contains the dates May the 4th and May the 5th and as many know, these two days have grown to great renown for nerds and non-nerds, but does anyone know the significance of those days? On May the 4th it is common to now hear “May […]
Me Too: Sexual Assault Awareness Month
By AMARA MOORE April is recognized as Sexual Assualt Awareness Month (SAAM) an important month to acknowledge victims who’ve had the unpleasantry to experience such a trauma. Since the beginning of time, sexual assault has been a thing, whether you choose to acknowledge it or not. It’s very important to be aware that not everyone […]
Amazing Art Teachers at IHS
By CYDNE WHITE Not very many people say art is easy. Some teachers that aren’t even an art teacher say that art is easy, but it’s not. What is your favorite thing about art? Mrs. Porter- “My favorite thing is definitely clay. Every kid has played with and usually loves play-doh, or mud, or salt […]
Tips and Tools for End of Year Testing
By ELLEN SPEER With the end of the year coming up the usual tests are coming up. Students have the keystones for Bio, Algebra, and Literature. There are also finals for most classes like English, History, etc. These tests may cause lots of stress for students and it takes lots to prepare for. Sophomore Yana […]
The RETURN of MiniTHON at IHS
By ELLA MOSCO This year Mini THON returned to IHS. Four diamonds was founded with the goal of supporting children and their families against childhood cancer. The school gathered as a community and raised 64,000 dollars towards the organization. Senior Anna Margita, “My experience at MiniTHON was amazing!! I loved every minute of the night […]
HUNGRY SENIORS at IHS
By JENNY TODD With the changes recently in regards to Covid-19 safety plans by IASD, the Class of 2022 seniors of IHS are now allowed to sit in the upper commons and the excitement is in the air. For many years, IHS seniors always had the opportunity to eat lunch in the upper commons in […]
IT’S A WRAP: IHS Drama presents Pippin the Musical
By ELLEN SPEER While many of us were enduring a harsh winter, IHS Drama spent the winter month working hard to produce the Musical “Pippin” which hit the stage March 17-19, 2022 featuring lead roles played by Alexa Cikowski and Sean Kelly and directed by IHS’ own Mrs. Leah Lyons. Pippin is well renowned as […]
Students at IHS try to adjust sleep schedule with Daylight Savings coming up
By MICHAEL JADZAK Students at IHS have come upon Daylight Savings Time, and some may find it hard to adjust to this kind of time change during the school year. With the fourth quarter just rounding the corner, it’s time for things to start looking like spring again. The time change can be a little […]