A beat echoes in the quiet closet.
The silence begs for him to start vocalizing, filling the silent space with his art.
Sophomore Anthony Garner, otherwise known as Kaogani on Soundcloud, has...
Once the football players step off of the field, the show is on.
Her light golden hair is pulled back into a tight, neat bun and her bright smile is sharp enough to be seen from the top of the stadium....
On Jan. 12 senior Daniel Delgado competed in the Texas State UIL Congress Debate Competition in Austin.
“Congress is an individual contest in a large group setting,” Delgado said. “It models...
Friends and romantic partners alike usually have something that brings them together. Whether it’s a shared interest, circle of friends, or a hobby, from this a bond is formed. For seniors Abby Mitchell...
Celeste Zachry died.
While she was in her joyful teenage years, the beloved English teacher’s life ended on a fateful day.
Her car crash incident is told every year to her classes on the anniversary...
5,088 miles away from home, junior foreign exchange student Caroline Murmann is spending her Christmas in good ol’ Joshua, Texas. For nearly an entire year, JHS foreign exchange students live away from...
Her fluffy mane of curls can be seen from across the 300 hall as her heels clack on the tile floor. She greets her students with a bright burst of energy and a smile. Fashion icon, real estate agent, city...
His current or former students see him roaming the halls from time to time. He is generally known as a teacher who loves to talk to his students and have a good chat about anything science-related. He...
From waking up bright and early every morning to coach his boys, to staying out late under those Friday night lights, Joshua High School’s head football Coach, Danny Dearman, wouldn’t trade his career...
As she enjoys a promenade through the streets in China as a child, the wanderlust junior, Mercy Lewis, revels in her favorite treat, a caramelized crab apple on a stick, bought from a beloved food stand....
“I did a lot of things when I was younger, but I narrowed my focus to band when I got to high school and that helped me have more time to work on my instrument and practicing [so] band was my only extracurricular,” Couey said. “I was an all-state flutist three years in a row [because I scheduled time to] practice a lot [and still exceed in my classes. Also,] I was an assistant drum major my sophomore year [and a drum major my junior and senior year] at Marcus High School.
