Dining on a Dollar
Rebekah Abrams and Sarah Hashemi
November 23, 2010
Nantucket Creamery 1730 Utica Sqaure Tulsa, OK 74114-1400 Nantucket Creamery is a hidden treasure in Utica Square located in between A Pea in the Pod and Restoration Hardware. Its delectable options include the choice of either vanilla or chocolate ice cream with a variety of different toppings. Although... Read more »
HIY-YA
Melissa Veltri
November 23, 2010
Sophomore Sydney Turner gets a kick out of life through karate. Since she was 6, Sydney aimed ahead in competing for a new belt. Sydney is now an achieved black belt. “I did it because my older brother did it and I wanted to be like him. I loved it,” Sydney said. Quinn, Sydney’s older brother,... Read more »
Doyle Starts British Club
Erin Schuljak
November 23, 2010
Britain Enthusiast, junior Grace Doyle, started a club to go with her interests: the British club. Grace always had a passion for Britain and Harry Potter, so starting the club just seemed like the thing to do. Grace wanted to start the British Club because of her interest in British Culture. “I was... Read more »
Athlete unable to play for almost 3 months
Maddie O'Meilia
November 23, 2010
Whether she’s running on the track, dribbling past the defender, or trying to break her time in a cross country meet, Allie Ortiz is always involved in a sport to keep her busy. Since elementary school, she’s been working to get better and better at as a multiple sport athlete. With her family and... Read more »
Just A Boy and A Stick
Ariel Mackey
November 23, 2010
Despite being diagnosed with cancer last summer, Logan Young is still dominating on the Lacrosse field. As a sophomore in high school, Logan was diagnosed with a disease that many people do not even think about until they are at least middle-age. Logan over came his cancer and is playing the sport he... Read more »
Exceptional Equesrian Elizabeth Enhances Everyone
Abby Cunningham
November 23, 2010
Elizabeth Choate rides with style on top of her loving pony, Danny, stride for stride at her Thursday lesson at Mackenzie Stable. They clear the final jump in the course, with perfection from hard work and dedication. Sometimes the hardest part of doing something new is just starting out. For sophomore... Read more »
Juanita Torres makes time for dance.
November 23, 2010
Not only does sophomore Juanita Torres go to school and maintain a busy social life, but she also dances about six times a week. She does many different types of dances such as, modern, ballet, contemporary/lyrical and hip-hop. Even though she has only danced for four years, she plans on pursuing it... Read more »
Project Runway Inspires Student’s Hobby
Audrey Bauer
November 23, 2010
You may think patterns and pin cushions are only for the “olden days,” but for junior Haley Poarch, they are a necessity. Since she was four years old, Poarch has been interested in fashion. “My mother bought me a gross green dress with magenta polka dots that I hid from her in my closet,” Poarch... Read more »
Pruitt takes down as wrestling season takes off
Ellis Powell
November 23, 2010
Few athletes can do what Jake Pruitt does every day. Getting taken down and laid on countless times, every day would drive someone crazy or simply break them down. None of this phases this sophomore wrestler who does this day in and day out, it’s simply what he loves to do. Though Pruitt did not... Read more »
Running With Friendship
Katherine Waller
November 23, 2010
From waking up at 4:30 a.m. to bathing in pure ice, finishing each cross country race gives sophomore Madeline Godfrey a feeling of accomplishment. Joining the cross-country team helped Godfrey feel accepted into the Bishop Kelley community during her first year of high school. “Cross-country at BK... Read more »