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October 9, 1998 Vol. 86, Issue 2 |
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Senior Seishiro Hokazono has always seen America as the land of opportunity, a world where the darndest things can happen. This vision proved true in the Sept. 13 student council elections, when Hokazono became the first foreign born elected to office in the student government at FHS. F U L L S T O R Y |
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Within a matter of days, Señor Juan Niera went from Chile to chilly. F U L L S T O R Y |
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Someone rummaging through garbage may seem odd, but many students have become accustomed to seeing senior Luke Van Helden search garbage bins for aluminum cans, or haul cardboard out to his car. F U L L S T O R Y |
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Biology students get wet and wild during field trips |
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Biology is the place to be for students who want to get out of the building these days. Biology teachers Linda deKort and Kelly Morrow went to Glacier Park with their classes, and deKort’s advanced research biology classes were out studying stream and lake systems. F U L L S T O R Y |
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