How COVID-19 is affecting RHS students and staff
Story by Alliyah Evans, Editor
March 25, 2020
Schools will be shut down until at least April 27 to try and slow the spread of the deadly virus.
The Consequences of Vape: Chapter 2
Story by Alliyah Evans, Writer/Editor
November 20, 2019
Evidence has now been determined by scientific specialists about what the real costs of vaping are, and where it comes from
Megan Gratzer is crowned Daffodil Princess 2020
Story by Nevaeh Hines, Staff Photographer
November 5, 2019
Megan Gratzer was crowned the 2020 Daffodil princess from Rogers High School on October 17 in the PAC. Following the theme "Honoring the Past," with a full hour of speeches and impromptu question-responses, Gratzer was inaugurated. The other four candidates for the crown were Alliyah Evans, Fel...
Student arrested on campus with firearm in September
Story by Gavin Cook, Staff Writer
October 24, 2019
Student apprehended by security guards before school even began.
Afternoon Inferno
Story by Maddy Searles, Staff Writer
June 11, 2019
On May 10th, Friday afternoon around three o’clock a car burst into flames at Heritage Park. Shattering glass and the sound of popping tires could be heard for quite sometime while a car was ablaze.
Joel Antush takes title of Mr. Rogers 2019
Story by Alliyah Evans, Staff Writer
June 9, 2019
Once again, another successful Mr. Rogers pageant took place on May 30th. Joel Antush, Mr. DECA, won all with his hilarious remake of the Chippendales audition from 1990’s Saturday Night Live. It was an entertaining evening, watching 21 junior class misters present their comedic “talents” in the PAC.
Measles cases popping up in Pierce County
Story by Jasmine Teofilo, Staff Writer
May 30, 2019
The Measles virus has begun popping up across Washington State. With 7 case in King County, and 2 in Pierce County (According to Washington State Department of Health as of 5/30/2019 ). Carriers have been in popular, populated areas around Puyallup including Target and Costco, putting anybody there during or after them at risk.
Jason Smith wins two prestigious awards
Story by Lauren Hopkins, Editor
May 23, 2019
Principal Jason Smith was awarded Jostens Renaissance Educator of the Year on May 13 for his leadership and positive effect on the climate of the school. He was also selected as this year’s Washington State High School Principal of the Year by the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP).
Another successful Decision Day in the books
Story by Nicole Beauvais, Editor
May 16, 2019
Roughly 250 Rams in the class of 2019 got to show off their post high school plan to their classmates at Rogers’ annual Decision Day on April 30. Students starting apprenticeships, going into the military, attending two-year colleges, and attending four-year universities were all included in the festivities to celebrate their post-high plans.
Do I give off this vibe?
Story by Lauren Hopkins, Editor
April 17, 2019
Catcalling is beyond what anyone can just tell you because different people react in different ways, but you can't assume that it's okay, that there won't be consequences, that just because one girl liked it that another would.
The Consequences of Vape: What’s the Risk?
Story by Alliyah Evans, Staff Writer
February 20, 2019
Vaping has become a common part of today's society. But, what most users don't know, is that it is more dangerous than they believe.
Rogers graduate receives the Medal of Honor
Story by Lauren Hopkins, Editor
November 14, 2018
On October 1, former Staff Sgt. Ronald J. Shurer II received the Medal of Honor for his life-saving actions in Afghanistan in 2008.
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