SSC IT manager remembered after passing
Mick Hangland-Skill, Editor in Chief
May 10, 2013
Ken Bladow, SSC technology manager, passed away early Saturday morning in a motorcycle-truck collision. Karen Phillips, SSC principal, was a friend of Bladow and has known him since she started working... READ MORE »»
SSC students and staff leave notes on Ken Bladow's staff picture in Schellenberg's main hallway to mourn his passing early saturday morning.
Pride Week comes to CHS
Jesse Waian, Copy Editor
April 17, 2013
In honor of those who have been affected by anti-gay bullying, CHS’s Gay-Straight Alliance Club will be hosting Pride week – a weeklong event held between April 15-19, dedicated to the promotion of... READ MORE »»
NCSD dancers place highly at state
Cassidy Scott, Feature Editor
April 2, 2013
March 15-16 the Portland Memorial Coliseum was bustling with dance teams from all over the state as schools competed against each other to bring home the OSAA state title for their school. NCSD represented... READ MORE »»
CHS Thespians host Grease Ball
Jessica Lely, Staff
April 2, 2013
On Mar. 15 students danced the night away at CHS’s Grease Ball, which was held to help the CHS Thespians send their solo groups to State. The dance was held at the CHS auditorium from 6 -10 p.m., the... READ MORE »»
MHS actors relive Ides of March in “Julius Caesar”
Mick Hangland-Skill, Editor in Chief
March 15, 2013
Review MHS failed to heed warnings of the “Ides of March” and performed Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” to celebrate the 2054th anniversary of Caesar’s assanation. The student’s of MHS took... READ MORE »»
Julius Caesar, Chris Kline; Brutus, Cooper Green; Cassius, Spencer Neilson.
CHS girls basketball back to the Rose Garden
Blake Thomason, Sports Editor
March 7, 2013
Clackamas was boosted by the return of senior wing Deeshyra Thomas, who lead the Cavaliers to a 42-31 victory over South Eugene, propelling them into the Rose Garden Arena. Clackamas lead the low scoring... READ MORE »»
Angela Arrington, post, prepares to shoot against Lake Oswego Feb. 8. CHS won 71-28. CHS is ranked third in OSAA 6A Girls Basketball Rankings as they go into playoffs.
Red vs. Blue in MHS’ Comedy Sportz
Mick Hangland-Skill, Editor in Chief
February 25, 2013
Review If you have ever seen the ABC TV show “Whose Line is it Anyway,” you know exactly what to expect from a high school improv play. At MHS’ 2013 “Comedy Sportz,” that is what you got. A... READ MORE »»
The Red team faces off against the blue team in MHS' 2013 Comedy Sportz.
NCSD Winter Formal
Jessica Lely, Staff
February 22, 2013
With bright lights and booming music, NCSD’s winter formals have again succeeded in making the event one to remember. On Jan. 26, students danced the night away at CHS’s “Once Upon a Time” themed... READ MORE »»
Students dance at Montgomery Park for CHS Winter Formal "Once Upon a Time." Milwaukie high students' "Winter in Paris" formal was at the Milwaukie Elks Lodge. "Into the Wild," Putnam's dance was on campus.
Marketing Schellenberg’s Courtside Convenience takes time
Cassidy Scott, Feature Editor
February 21, 2013
Beach Week, which was featured at Courtside Convenience from Feb. 4 -11, took a lot more than one might think to conceptualize, approve and set up. It started at the beginning of the year, when students... READ MORE »»
MHS celebrates 67th annual Tournament of Plays
Mick Hangland-Skill, Editor In Chief
January 25, 2013
Friday, the MHS black box theater was converted from its usual classroom set-up to a theatre for the 67th annual Tournament of Plays. The student-directed one-act-plays featured “Oliver Twisted”... READ MORE »»
MHS celebrates their 67th annual Tournament of Plays
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SSC IT manager remembered after passing
Mick Hangland-Skill, Editor in Chief
Ken Bladow, SSC technology manager, passed away early Saturday morning in a motorcycle-truck collision. Karen Phillips, SSC principal, was a friend of Bladow and has known... read story
May 10, 2013 • 0 comments
CHS One Million Bones raises genocide awareness
Jessica Lely, Staff
On a chilly Saturday afternoon on April 20, something was noticeably different about the Clackamas High School parking lot — surrounding a small tree in the lot were... read story
May 10, 2013 • 0 comments
- CHS 30-minute lockdown ends without any danger to students April 3, 2013
- CHS Thespians host Grease Ball April 2, 2013
- Unity Idol captivates CHS once again March 21, 2013
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CHS Spring Sports
Blake Thomason, Sports Editor
Spring time is here, which means one thing: it’s sport season. Track and field, tennis, and baseball are all under way and CHS looks good in all three. In track and field,... read story
April 23, 2013 • 0 comments
NCSD dancers place highly at state
Cassidy Scott, Feature Editor
March 15-16 the Portland Memorial Coliseum was bustling with dance teams from all over the state as schools competed against each other to bring home the OSAA state title... read story
April 2, 2013 • 0 comments
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MHS actors relive Ides of March in “Julius Caesar”
Mick Hangland-Skill, Editor in Chief
Review MHS failed to heed warnings of the “Ides of March” and performed Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar” to celebrate the 2054th anniversary of Caesar’s assanation. The... read story
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