Appreciating Our Educators
Lauryn Almand, Staff Writer
May 10, 2017 • 141 views
Filed under Features, Showcase
At North Forsyth High School, we have some of the greatest, most talented and most outgoing teachers in the county. Those who work here, put in hours upon hours every day to create assignments, lessons and fun activities to improve the knowledge of the students in their classrooms. The week of April...
Introducing North Forsyth’s New Faculty and Staff
Matthew McFadden, Staff Writer
November 2, 2015 • 498 views
Filed under News, School
Many changes have taken place at North since last May, including the addition of fifteen new teachers and counselors. With such a large group of new faculty, it is very important for them to be introduced so that students can welcome them properly. Mrs. Garner teaches one sophomore and four freshman...
Senior’s Guide to College
Jade Flack, Staff writer
September 21, 2015 • 317 views
Filed under News, Showcase
The new school year has begun, and as the old seniors are sent off to college, the newbies start applying. Now, even juniors have to start considering which colleges they wish to attend and how to do it. Although college seems like a scary subject, this article makes the process a lot easier with a 3...
How Accessories Help Define Our Individuality
JoAnn Ahn, Staff Writer
May 8, 2015 • 407 views
Filed under Photo Essay, Showcase
When taking notice of the small details of the people around, it may be easy to recognize all of the jewelry and accessories they place on themselves. Although many people pay no attention to these details, it is clear to most that they have the ability to amp up or bring a little sparkle to any given...
New Additions to North Forsyth: Part 2
Raicheal Havins, News/Advertisement Editor
December 16, 2014 • 591 views
Filed under Features, Showcase
The newest staff members are settling into the rigorous routine of North Forsyth’s hectic school year, and they are all enjoying meeting new people through their passions, but they do not get to know everyone. However, we do not have the opportunity to meet all of them personally. Mr. Jake Castleberry...
A Near Demise
Bim Peacock, Staff Writer
December 12, 2013 • 1,400 views
Filed under Editor's Picks, Features, Showcase
Death is a cold and mysterious figure. One minute he is inches from seizing a soul, and the next he vanishes back to his shadowy home, leaving his victim winded and clinging to life. Millions of people all throughout the world have sparred with death, and those that survive always bear the greatest...
Mrs. Haynes: Hardworking Counselor or a Down Home Bluegrass Player?
Chase Samples, Staff Writer
November 8, 2013 • 329 views
Filed under Features
Mrs. Haynes is a counselor at North Forsyth High School. On her free time she hosts Pampered Chef parties and plays the upright bass in a Bluegrass band with her family. She first started playing at the age of 39, but trying to juggle work, home, and music can be pretty hectic. Somehow she balances...
A Glimpse at Coach Moore
Citlali Arzate, Staff writer
September 24, 2013 • 1,362 views
Filed under Showcase, Sports
Coach Moore is funny, caring, sarcastic person who loves helping kids grow and learn. He enjoys being part of a student’s life to help guide them and make sure they do their very best throughout their high school career. For the past 14 years Coach Moore has been coaching at North Forsyth, and his...
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