By Avery Perkins, business manager You may have seen her in Pippin, or recently in Twelfth Night. From Shakespherean comedy to Broadway-style musicals, Sophie Carlton will leave you speechless with dramatic gestures and and expertly delivered lines. Carlton’s talent is not simply a natural gift, but has been developed over many years. Carlton gained her […]
Month: May 2021
Seniors get creative on the asphalt
By Audrey Moessing, copy editor You can’t miss the bright rectangles against the blacktop; they stand out even when a car is parked on top. This year, for the first time in many, Maria Carrillo High School seniors were allowed to paint their parking spots, and paint them they did. “Some are incredible,” said Principal […]
MCHS is garbage at recycling
By Maddy Meekins, A&E editor Used tampons. Phone cases. Bananas. Whole sandwiches. These are just some of the strange things that President of Marine Biology Club, senior Megan Chang has seen when sorting through the new Maria Carrillo High School recycling bins. Chang said she was “appalled that people don’t know how to recycle.” When […]
MCHS drama department presents a Shakespearean classic under the stars
By Gianina Fan, editor Two, no three, weddings. Three sword fights. A love triangle–well, it’s a little more complicated than that. Identity theft. These are only a few of the shenanigans Viola, played by senior Sophie Carlton, encounters in the Shakespearian play Twelfth Night, directed by Maria Carrillo High School fine arts teacher Denise Elia-Yen.. […]
Fridays For Future rallies students in climate strike
By Maddy Meekins, A&E editor Chanting “this is what democracy looks like,” roughly 2,000 people showed up to take a stand for the planet on Sept. 20 in Courthouse Square, demanding action on the growing global issue of climate change. Many Maria Carrillo High School students participated in the climate strike, some skipping class time […]