In this day and age, it’s hard to recall the time when our phones didn’t talk to us.
Rewind to the early ’90s-2000s, long, long ago. This would bring you back to the childhood days of this year’s...
"I feel like you could spend days on days watching those shows and you’d never tire of them,” Sarah Ressler ’12 said. “All the shows followed the same formula of some conflict, great one-liners,...
From Barbie dolls to AP Literature, Molly Collins ’12 and Lauren Wessan ’12 have been inseparable since their friendship began at the ripe age of three years old, or as Wessan claims, “since before...
Invisibility Boost: Late Passes
There’s nothing quite like the comforting pink glow that emanates from a late pass.
They’re rare, especially ones with the glorious little box marked “Excused”...
It is the start of second lunch.
The bell rings, and the sandwich line fills with two dozen hungry students. There is a hum of chatter as people meet up with friends and talk about the day. Necks...
Remember when magic was real, tree houses were time machines, and wizards received letters from Hogwarts on their eleventh birthdays?
Series like “The Magic Tree House” and “Harry Potter” have...
Assistant Principal Karyn Morgan has stood alongside of the class of 2012 throughout its entire high school career – from the fall of 2008 to the spring of 2012. Although her job is challenging, Morgan...
Staples students walk the same halls 185 days a year. They take the same path to the same classes, five days a week. They see the same people, and normally engage in the same conversations, on a daily...
On June 2, the senior class attended their final prom. The prom took place at the Stamford Marriot from 8-10 p.m. The class enjoyed a buffet of food, an ice cream bar, a photo booth and music provided...
Lea Bradley '13 formed a club, Lea's Foundation for Leukemia Research, her freshman year. Since then, the club has had many accomplishments, their most recent one being the Pie in the Face event. Pie in...
Over the course of one school day, a Staples substitute can be called to teach math, English, history, even world language. For some, it may be challenging to have knowledge in each of these diverse subjects.
For...
Beginning Digital Darkroom with photography teacher Jonathan Nast, check. Narrative Film with film teacher Mike Zito, check. Advanced Digital Darkroom with Nast, check.
During Jack Craymer ‘14’s...
The Memorial Day parade took place on Mon., May 28. The 80 degree weather and clear blue skies offered a pleasant morning for the community to sit by and remember their soldiers.
