Development of the Novel Coronavirus
William Chacon, Staff Writer
April 1, 2020
The Coronavirus started in Wuhan, China in December, and ever since the numbers all over the world have skyrocketed. How did this global pandemic spread so quickly? In early research, scientists thought this virus had spread from a seafood market which was proven not to be true. Now scientists kno...
Football Season or Clown Season? Cherokee Attempts to Tackle Shawnee
Bella Parelli, Staff Writer
October 17, 2019
Everyone at Cherokee knows who our biggest rival is. Since the dawn of time, Shawnee and Cherokee have had it out for each other. No matter the competition: student section size, football team victory, etc, the two schools always have a massive spit fire. September 13, 2019: Cherokee v. Shawnee at t...
People’s Choice Awards
Hannah Kent, Staff Writer
June 11, 2019
The People’s Choice Awards at Cherokee have been an ongoing annual tradition for approximately 22 years. Each year teachers and staff recognize students who have showcased outstanding characteristics and those who have worked hard to make their school environment a better place. This traditio...
New Students Needed for Cherokee’s Marching Band
Emily Paluba, Opinion Editor
May 22, 2019
On Monday, May 20, marching band sign ups will take place at Cherokee High School at 7 pm. All of the students and faculty are welcoming and encourage anyone to join. It doesn’t matter how much experience someone has, anyone can be a part of it. The marching band won the Group IVA State Champions title two ye...
Beware of Cherokee’s Sinking Football Field
Dayna Schubert, School News Editor
March 20, 2019
On March 14, 2019, students, staff, and parents were all made aware of the conditions of Cherokee's main field, the Bowl's turf, and its unsafe conditions. According to a letter released by one Cherokee's Assistant Principals, the Director of Athletics and Activities, Scott Agnew, the field was placed...
Students Explore New Opportunities at Job Fair
Dayna Schubert, School News Editor
March 20, 2019
The annual Student Job Fair is being held at the Lenape Regional High School District's Lenape High School on March 14, 2019, The job fair is open to all students, fifteen and older, and the district welcomes anyone interested to attend. The Job Fair will take place in Lenape's North Gymnasium where...
A Night of Honor at Cherokee’s Language Honor Society Induction
Dayna Schubert, School News Editor
March 20, 2019
The annual World Languages Honor Society Induction took place on March 14, 2019, in Cherokee's Performing Arts Center. Students from languages such as Spanish, Latin, Russian, Italian, French, and German were inducted into their language's national honor society chapter and relinquished in the great...
A New American Idol Comes to the Cherokee Stage
February 25, 2019
Cherokee Idol, a singing competition, was a two night event that took place on January 17 and 19. Last year Cherokee did not host this competition, but it was brought back this year. This revival was prompted to raise money for Cherokee’s Girls Ensemble in order for them to perform at Carnegie Hal...
Cherokee Foundation for Education
Sanjana Kondapalli, Co-Editor-In-Chief
February 7, 2019
The Foundation for Education was created nine years ago as a long term initiative for the entire Lenape Regional High School District; however, it only maintained its presence in Cherokee, morphing into the Cherokee Foundation for Education. Mr. Lee, the original school liaison for CFFE, believes that this...
Mr. Cherokee Kicks off the Countdown to Graduation
Dayna Schubert, School News Editor
February 5, 2019
As first semester closes and second semester begins, the annual Mr. Cherokee competition is here. Similar to Miss America, male members of the senior class compete in four separate competitions: casual wear, talent, formal wear, and fishbowl questions. This year, the competitors wear Gaurav Dravida,...
Cherokee’s About to Feel a Lot More Zen
Cheyenne Hamilton and Dayna Schubert, Staff Writer and School News Editor
February 1, 2019
Attention Students of Cherokee High School: another new club has started. Three teachers, Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Henry, and Ms. Farrell, have come together to start a yoga club at Cherokee. Not requiring an activity fee, Yoga Club is free to all students and requires no prior experience. The club was founde...
Be A Santa To A Senior: Spread Some Holiday Cheer
Cheyenne Hamilton, Staff Writer
January 31, 2019
As the holiday season kicked off, a project called, Be A Santa To A Senior, was mentioned throughout Cherokee’s hallways. This service project at Cherokee gives students the opportunity to buy gifts for a specific senior citizen that would otherwise receive nothing. Cherokee students are given the...
