Once again the Navy JROTC department put on an amazing Birthday Ball to celebrate their service turning a spry 243 years old since its inception in 1775.  A magical transformation of the Galbreath Gymnasium took place, giving it the appearance of a formal ballroom.  Numerous old warriors gathered t...

From teacher to administrator to Principal, Celeste Neal has done it all. But now she’s ready to take on her first year back on campus and change things for the better. “The most influential role in education is the role of a teacher,” Neal said. “They are with the kids every single day, f...

Without a doubt there are some students who’ve fantasized about setting the school on fire before, however the students in the Culinary Arts Program almost did. “This morning one of the culinary students turned on the skillet and walked off,” Culinary Arts and Hospitality and Tourism te...

The high school generally has an abundance of foreign-exchange students roaming the halls and sitting in classrooms.  This year is no different; we have 10 of them from various countries visiting Texas in order to gain a true American experience.  One of these students is Jorge Sánchez Gonzále...

Amongst the windy Fall, Texan highschoolers don grand, ostentatious floral pins that almost eclipse the mass of a single parade float. Virtually unknown outside the Lone Star State, mums went from simple corsages into lucrative badges of honor by the mid to late twentieth century. Now, craft stores such...