Students spend their time in school or out of school working on school. Add in a job, family activities, sports and clubs, socializing with friends and planning for the future, when is there ever free...
Robby Enright, Distribution Reporter
• December 21, 2014
Basic freedoms are often taken for granted in American society and many people around the world will never know what it is like to feel comfortable and safe. Amnesty International is a global...
Rachel LeMire, Social Media Editor
• December 12, 2014
For many, there is nothing quite as relaxing or refreshing as the outdoors. Getting out of the house, enjoying the fresh air and appreciating all that nature has to offer is exhilarating and an adventure...
Joey Costa, Advertising Editor
• December 10, 2014
When someone thinks of tofu, it has never been exactly an appetizing meal. But for some it is and according to peta.org, 2.5 percent of the United States is vegan and its still growing everyday.
Chipolte's...
Calli Clay, Social Media Editor
• December 9, 2014
As the auditorium lights went down and the stage lights went up, the crowd silenced and the symphonic orchestra opened with Norman Leyden's Serenade for Strings: Prelude.
On Nov. 20, Stillwater...
Flying and launching bodies through the air. Twisting and turning using all the strength they have. With tryouts over and daily practices in full swing, the gymnastics team is working hard in the...
Megan Aller, Visual Arts Managing Editor
• November 17, 2014
Moving from the south end to the north end of Downtown Stillwater, The Daily Grind makes its’ first move to the back of Valley Bookseller.
The Daily Grind has been around since 1992 in the...
Many teams here at Stillwater often go unnoticed but are secretly very successful. The Robotics team is no exception.
Senior Joey Fedor is this year’s captain of the Robotics team. The adult...
During the week of Oct. 6, students search their pantries for food as usual, but this week for food intending to be donated. Non-perishable food items that they could donate would help the NHS organized...
Braden Classon, Social Media Reporter
• October 14, 2014
Local author Anne Greenwood Brown has been writing hit novels since 2011, with her most recent being the trilogy of the “Lies Beneath" books. These books kickstarted Brown's career after the many submissions...
Olivia Arkell, Social Media Reporter
• October 14, 2014
This year at Stillwater Area High School, students seem to be showing up to more and more sporting events such as football, volleyball, and soccer games to cheer on and support athletes, leading to more...
Well into her 42nd year of teaching the marketing class, Debbie Drommerhausen better known as Mrs. D, remains a favorite among many students.
Many students and colleagues around her at Stillwater...
![Photo by Amelia Schneider Concert features an eclectic jumble of music from the four different orchestra ensembles. Each group plays a variety of music, from Mendelssohn to Mozart to Rutter. Junior Jonathan Luk, Concert Orchestra member, practices after school to prepare for the concert. Sophomore Ava Coleman commented, “The pieces [Symphonic Orchestra plays] are kind of a mix of music. They seem fairly simple but have certain aspects to them that needed to be tweaked and mended.”](https://sahsponyexpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/ameliafallconcert5-e1420495701654-900x585.jpg)
