Girls Varsity Soccer Wednesday, August 25, 2004 By Marynn Skelton and Travis Blount-Elliott The Star attended a varsity girl’s soccer game in March, Halifax vs. Patrick Henry. Patrick Henry won by the skin of their teeth in the hard fought and well-played game. Said HCHS Coach Young of h full story

Girls JV Soccer Wednesday, August 25, 2004 By Marynn Skelton and Travis Blount-Elliott Coach Kight of the girl’s JV soccer team is happy with the way her team has performed this year. “I think the team has really bonded. They work together really well. We have won more games than we’ full story

Boys Varsity Soccer Wednesday, August 25, 2004 By Marynn Skelton and Travis Blount-Elliott Coach Shealy is optimistic about the boys’ varsity soccer team this year. When asked how the team was doing, he said, “We’re faster this year, we’ve had more focus in practice and on the field. We’r full story

Boys JV Soccer Wednesday, August 25, 2004 By Marynn Skelton and Travis Blount-Elliott JV Coach Long recently said of his team, “I’m very pleased; our goal at the beginning of the season was to be competitive, and so far that’s exactly what we’ve done. “Glass is probably the toughest full story

Ashes, Ashes, Our Pants Fall Down! [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, August 25, 2004 By Marynn Skelton Skin, skin everywhere! You have seen it. I have seen it. We have all seen students flaunt the dress code, and we have all seen students get away with it. My question is, Why? Why not enforce the full story

End of Year Stresses [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, August 25, 2004 By Kathryn McAbee Spring has finally sprung! The birds are singing, flowers are blooming, school is almost out, and seniors are looking forward to graduation. What to do after getting out of school is stressing eve full story

Bumps and Bruises [ArticleImageHyperLink] Wednesday, August 25, 2004 By Sarah Mandel “DOWN! SET! HUT, HUT!” *crack* “Ouch! My arm, I think it’s broken!” Many students have not experienced stitches, broken bones, orother various injuries. Fifty-four percent of students in a rec full story

The Gift of Life Wednesday, August 25, 2004 By Sarah Mandel Wednesday April 7, 2004, students and teachers gave a “gift of life saving blood.” Seventy-nine donors were present, twelve were deferred, fifty-five units were given, and forty-four donors were firs full story

A Politically Charged Vacation Tuesday, August 24, 2004 By Kathryn McAbee Most students would love to be able to miss nine weeks worth of school. Having the opportunity to work around the state delegates and senators, along with other students, would be the opportunity of full story

Preparing for Prom [ArticleImageHyperLink] Tuesday, August 24, 2004 By Travis Blount-Elliott Can you believe it? It is already time to search for a tuxedo, or the perfect dress, not to mention that elusive certain pair of shoes. Girls spend hours in the tanning bed; guys clean up their “rid full story

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