Why pay to watch them play?
Ian Stone, Staff Writer
April 1, 2015
Howell High School offers 19 sports for men and 21 sports for women. While there are many athletes in-season at any given point, there are plenty of other athletes in off-season along with other non-athlete students that want to come watch their friends play. This can be difficult, however, as admission prices to every game are five dollars; a small cost that builds up over the course of a year.
Prom tickets go up for sale
Jordan Pudvay, Social Media Editor
March 24, 2015
Tickets will be available Monday, March 23 through Wednesday, April 1 for $50. After spring break, tickets will go up to $55 for the week of Monday, April 13 through Friday, April 17. The tickets will be sold in the commons during all lunches through all dates.
Senior year comes at a price
Rachel Cichon, Editor-in-Chief
November 11, 2014
As an underclassmen, whenever I imagined my senior year I pictured myself chanting “senior power”, taking thousands of photographs and sobbing over complicated college applications. Although all of these things are unquestionably present, I didn’t realize that the thing I would do most as a senior is spend money. By Editor-in-Chief: Rachel Cichon
Would you rather have more time or more money?
Kaylee Hamilton, InDesign Editor
November 11, 2014
This past week 62 Howell High School students from all grades and teachers alike were asked, Would you rather have more time or more money? The response? 34 people chose time and 28 people chose money. By Weekly Editor: Kaylee Hamilton
Celebrate safe driving with concerts and school grants
Kira Cleer, Staff Writer
October 8, 2014
Howell senior of the Interact Club begins fundraiser called 2n2 to promote safe driving at Howell High in the hopes to win grants and a concert
Summer jobs worth more than just paychecks
May 14, 2014
By Staff Writer: Alexis Klask There is usually a feeling of responsibility upon working a first job. It can be fulfilling to say that the money received was money earned based off of hard work and motivation. For most people, especially a high-schooler, first jobs are a way to define them. As important as it...
Local scholarships make college funding more attainable
March 18, 2014
By Staff Writer: Rachel Brauer College expenses can be frightening, especially if money is tight to begin with. Not everyone qualifies for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which is a completely free application, but most everyone could qualify for scholarships or grants. According to the sch...
Grasping the concept
Alexis Klask and Alexis Klask
October 28, 2013
Ideas on how to save money, create a budget By Staff Writer: Alexis Klask If someone told me that I could be a millionaire by the time I'm 55, I would tell them there's no way. There is no way that I could save that much money with all of the expenses I have to pay and especially not when I have to pay...
Going as two can save students money
Gabriel Seck, Photo Editor
September 24, 2013
By Photo Editor: Gabriel Seck Homecoming fever is about to take over Howell High School, a well deserved distraction after the hard first month back in the swing of things. Besides the green and gold, the glitter, floats. Spirit week, and the ever promising Homecoming football game, there is one thing...
