For the first time in Montgomery County history, undefeated throughout the spring season, a Montgomery County boys lacrosse team won the state championship title. WCHS was the school to do it, emerging...
By Charley Hutton, Advertising & Subscriptions Manager
• November 20, 2019
Ever since the very first one, the ‘traditional’ American Thanksgiving has been evolving and changing to welcome new cultures and backgrounds. With its immigrant-rich population, Montgomery County...
A freshman boy gets dropped off at school in front of the main office before first period. He urges his dad to drive away fast so he is not seen with him. His dad drives away into a parking spot in the...
By Thomas Atkinson, Online Features Editor
• December 23, 2015
Black Friday was originally known for the color used when accounts made a profit. Now it has become an annual event representing capitalistic, consumer-driven America.
Every year, thousands of people...
By Katie Gauch, Production Editor
• September 30, 2013
Besides working extremely hard in practice, many athletes consider being like a family one of the most important parts of a team’s success. Bulldog athletes, on large or small teams, not only build...
Students walking into school at sunrise need not worry. No, you are not going crazy. You did just hear a rooster crow. Look no farther than the Pham residence, a home on Gainsborough Road across from CHS...
By Julia Greenzaid, Online Breaking News Editor
• April 10, 2012
CHS students and staff gathered in the auditorium for senior Nachu Bhatnagar’s memorial service at lunch April 10.
The CHS community connected through laughter and tears as friends, relatives and...
Turkey Day. An entire 24 hours set aside to enjoy family and food. A time when relatives fly from across the country to be with people they do not often see. A table carefully draped with fall colors...
