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The student news site of North Forsyth High School

The Raider Wire
The student news site of North Forsyth High School

The Raider Wire
Rhiannon Martin

Rhiannon Martin, STAFF WRITER

Rhiannon Martin is an athletic, energetic and beatific individual. She participates in volleyball both inside and outside of school. She strives to excel in everything she does which tends to be a challenge due to her sport activities, academics, church and friends. Rhiannon’s friends and family believes she is a bright ray of sunshine everyone needs in their day. Everyone claims she holds the world record for turning frowns upside down in a minimum of 2.8 seconds.

All content by Rhiannon Martin

Summer in Snapshots

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
May 18, 2015
The photo above was taken during a training session, and features all members of the Forsyth County Peer Court. The youth thank their sponsors by holding a message of ‘thank you’ in their picture. “Peer court is a good opportunity for youth to get involved in the community, meet new people and learn about the legal system” claims Jessica Stowe, the peer court leader here in Forsyth County. She goes on to say, “We have fourteen trained youth volunteers from the inaugural cohort, who are doing a great job. We look forward to growing this program with the youth of Forsyth County”.

Forsyth County Peer Court

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
May 11, 2015
“Trace Dominguez debates the new global controversy, should chimps be legal humans?”

Chimpanzees are People?

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
May 11, 2015
“Instead of making it big in the music industry, these artists leave their audience hanging, and hoping for another hit song sometime soon.”

One Hit Wonders That Will Never Die Out

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
April 27, 2015
The photo above is from Kyle’s novel, ‘American Sniper.’ “Me and Taya, the love of my life and better half,” Kyle wrote. Chris Kyle was more than just a bronco rider from Texas or the deadliest sniper in U.S. history; he was a father, a husband, and a friend.(Photograph courtesy of Heather Hurt/Calluna Photography.)

The True Story Behind American Sniper

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
March 24, 2015
Drink a little more water, get a little more sleep, and make an uncomplicated exercise plan that would work for you

A Girl’s Guide to Getting Healthy

Gracen Martin and Rhiannon Martin
March 24, 2015
Christmas in the Country

Christmas in the Country

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
December 16, 2014
This is one of the many pieces of art that the French classes saw on the field trip. “It (painting in the style of the artist) makes them think more and feel deeper about the art,” said Ms. Surin. The photo is used with permission from Rai Havins.

French Class Takes on the Paintbursh

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
December 16, 2014
This photo is from the donation website on Officer Hodgkins behalf. He is standing with a group of students in costumes. Officer Hodgkins was hit by a truck while directing traffic on Monday, October 27 in front of Coal Mountain Elementary School.

Officer Hit by Truck While Directing Traffic

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
November 3, 2014
“Following straight lines shortens distances, and also life,” says Antonio Porchia, an Argentian poet. If we all lived straight lines, we would have no lives. If we all lived as circles, we would never die.

This Squiggly Mess We Call Life

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
October 31, 2014
Photo used with permission by Dennia Martin. Libero, Avery Benning succeeds at passing a high dig and her on court teammates, Jordan Myer, Emily Bond, Faith Conaway, and Rhiannon Martin marvel at the beautiful pass. “We played good, but we could’ve played harder, and better as a team,” said player Faith Conaway. Later the high dig, great set, and hard spike lead to a point awarded to the raiders.

Freshman Volleyball Fights Back Hard

Rhiannon Martin, Staff Writer
October 13, 2014
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