by: Shayla Imberi Central High School’s photography club, run by Mrs. Allen, has just completed a photography contest on who could be the best photographer at Central. The contest was open category and was one dollar per entry. At first things weren’t really kicking up, but with the great support of our Cobblers, including teachers,… [Read more…]
March 12, 2012 by renvilleandrea
by:Andrea Renville and Nicole Krebs This year marks the 52nd Cobbler Capers. The theme is “Footloose” and the Central High staff kicks it off with a dance by teachers like Mr. Lore, Mrs. White, and even Mr. Farrand. A night that is sure to excite, Capers begins on Monday, March 12, 2012 with a finale… [Read more…]
February 9, 2012 by renvilleandrea
by: Andrea Renville and Nicole Krebs This past weekend the Central High School theatre department took 31 students to Aberdeen, South Dakota to perform their original one act Dublin: the Legend of Dagda. Each year CHS Theatre takes a one act play to the State One Act Play Festival. This festival features shows from all… [Read more…]
December 13, 2011 by Mr. Sheehy
by: Nicole Krebs Are you a singer? And actor? A dancer? Do you play an instrument? Do you look like you just stepped out of the movie “300?” WELL CHS DRAMA WANTS YOU!!! Central High School Theatre has its upcoming auditions for “An Evening of One Acts” and they need you! If you can do… [Read more…]
December 1, 2011 by Mr. Sheehy
by: Chase Hammond One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Central High School Theatre Department’s fall production, opened Thursday, November 17th to a packed house. As the audience arrived to the theater they immediately felt a sense of repression and hopelessness, just by looking at the set. As the lights dimmed, the play began with a… [Read more…]
November 15, 2011 by Mr. Sheehy
by: Chase Hammond It has been almost 20 years since Central High School has had a Native American in a lead role for a drama production. That could be considered a bit of a dry spell. Micah Roubideaux has ended that drought; Roubideaux auditioned in October for the fall show, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s… [Read more…]
October 31, 2011 by Mr. Sheehy
by: Katie Ramirez “How long are we supposed to wait for them to get back? They could be dead already or worse, infected,” Christine said, while she lit yet another cigarette. “Wow, way to be an optimist. It’s only been three days since they left Christine, maybe if you listened once in a while you… [Read more…]
September 16, 2011 by Mr. Sheehy
Airplane You give me the feeling of when I was little, playing the airplane game Where someone would hold you by your hands and you would lay across their knees. You would pretend to be an airplane, and then they would pretend to crash. You would beg for them to do it again. I’m your… [Read more…]
May 19, 2011 by Mr. Sheehy
by: Stephen Stewart From generation to generation, there is always going to be a musical artist that one will favor. From Earth, Wind and Fire, to Biggy Smalls, people will fall in love with one artist’s musical style and follow the records and tracks that they come out with. Artists’ flavor of music will impact… [Read more…]
March 24, 2011 by Mr. Sheehy
While most artists will explain that the purpose for their work is to experience and create beauty, not to compete, the reality is that if you push them enough they’ll admit this: it’s nice to win too. The Rapid City Central High School orchestra groups took a trip to Kansas City earlier this month to… [Read more…]
by: Sammy Ehlers This year Central has a new step/hip hop dance team. They practice twice a week after school (Monday and Thursday). Their team has been working very hard ever since they started. Believe it or not more than 20 people have tried out and made the team. It’s been very exciting for them to show… [Read more…]
November 19, 2010 by Mr. Sheehy
Pencil Gliding across the paper Glistening with care scratching and patching and catching the words putting to order the letters so neat the thoughts it writes cannot be beat slaying and playing and saying the meanings till the end draws near sentences that can be unclear. By: Kayla Deranleau
November 12, 2010 by Mr. Sheehy
Life Like an empty paper waiting to be filled, Like an empty shoe waiting to be worn, Like an empty canyon gasping for water, Is my life beginning its journey. by: Kim Lucas
by: Jacob Mobley As many people know, this week were the auditions for the Central High Theater production of Sherlock Holmes. The audition process can often be a long process and a couple of sleepless nights for those students waiting in anticipation. This year the auditions soared by in a great deal of excitement. After the… [Read more…]
September 30, 2010 by Mr. Sheehy
The Drama Club has announced the final cast and crew for Sherlock Holmes, this year’s fall production. Students will have to get hopping, as rehearsals begin Monday and the performances will begin November 18. Congratulations to every member of the crew, and of course the Cobbler family tips its hat to all those who had… [Read more…]
September 8, 2010 by Mr. Sheehy
The crowd waits in anticipation, breath held, clinging on every word written on the screen. Where else can you find this other than Drama Club’s first meeting and season reveal? The theme of the first season is “What a novel idea,” and the plays all based on extraordinary books. The fall show, “Sherlock Holmes” is… [Read more…]
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April 17, 2012 by Mr. Sheehy
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