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By Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Ryan Ball, a 2002 Centralia High School (CHS) graduate, exasperates qualities of dedication, honor and service.
By Bailee Farrens. Contributing Writer  Vibrant and eccentric green, gold and red poinsettias fill the greenhouse at Centralia High School (CHS) as Christmas time approaches.
By Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Dating all the way back to medieval times, the Christmas meal consisted of piles of meat and stuffing, marking celebrations for the holiday season.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  As Centralia High School (CHS) seniors approach their final stretch of their academic career, some are choosing to approach it faster than others.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  From part-time gigs in retail, babysitting, teaching positions and summer internships these early jobs provided lessons in responsibility, work ethic and perseverance.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  In a burst of friendly competition, Chester Boren Middle School (CBMS) students are competing in the Art Drive organized by Centralia Kiwanis Club.
By: Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Isn’t it the most fascinating concept that fashion reinvents itself, almost like a revolving wardrobe?
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  Job shadow day at high schools is becoming a growing trend in education.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  As part of a fun and educational experience, Chance Elementary School (CES) is creating a warm atmosphere in their classrooms.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  The Centralia High School (CHS) Future Teachers of America (FTA) club is making a vibrant comeback after being dormant for two years.
By: Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Noah Davis, a senior at Centralia High School (CHS), exemplified what it means to be a dedicated, hard working student by scoring a 36 on the standardized test, the ACT.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  A warming display of affection is going to be given to the Centralia nursing homes.
By: Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Most high school athletes dream of expanding and showing off their talents through college visits, or long tournaments with their teams, but for Cora King, it means traveling the world.
By: Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Centralia High School (CHS) Drama Club had an exciting opportunity to attend the International Thespian Society’s Leadership Conference in Jefferson City for the first time.
By: Bailee Farrens, Contributing Writer  Many exciting opportunities happened for Centralia High School (CHS) students this past summer.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing writer  National FFA is more than just livestock and farming, especially to Centralia High School (CHS) sophomore Jaden Decker.
By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  The Centralia School District welcomes new staff to Centralia High School(CHS) to inspire academic excellence and crisp curiosity. By Adyson Rackley, Contributing Writer  Adventurous spirits and eager eyes were illuminated as Centralia High School (CHS) students embarked on their journey through Europe.
By: Bre Crockett, Contributing Writer  Excitement fills our school as students and teachers prepare for their upcoming Europe trip.
By: Josh Bowne, Contributing Writer  Left to Right; Katie Carrico, Morgan Ross, Ellie Page, Shelby Lewis, Faith Mills, Sophia Crane Posing with the prizes they won from the games For the past few years Centralia High School(CHS) has been recognizing seniors with Decision Day. Decision Day is where all the seniors announce what they will be doing after they graduate. Whether that is going to a college, going straight to work, or taking a gap year.
By: Josh Bowne, Contributing Writer  Left to Right: Kaelyn Walters and Katie Caricco showing off their rockets For the past 20 plus years Mrs. Tonya Schmidt, Centralia High School (CHS) physics teacher has had her classes pair up and build rockets using 3D printers. The project requires students to design three rockets on a website called Tinkercad. By: Rylee Palmer, Contributing Writer The Centralia High School FBLA chapter and the advisors Andrew Reynolds and Jason Watermann made their way over to Springfield, MO on April 14th for the Missouri State Leadership Conference. Here they spent their Sunday and Monday partaking in business competitions and workshops. The opening ceremony on Sunday night consisted of an inspirational guest speaker, Amy Gallimore, encouraging kids to put work, effort and passion into anything they want to do with their future. This is also where the Centralia FBLA chapter received Gold Level Chapter of the Year, the highest ranking a chapter can receive. By: Bre Crockett, Contributing Writer  On April 8, Mrs. Tonya Schmidt’s physics class embarked on a scientific journey as they observed the solar eclipse.
By: Faith Mills, Contributing Writer  Centralia High School junior Timothy Knight has been racing cars for two years.
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