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…]
Story by: Tanner O’ Neil & Mr. Sheehy; Photos by: Tony Sloat What most people don’t know about theatre is what hard work it is. Right now students are in the making of Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, a play adapted for the stage by Dale Wasserman. The play features a cast… [Read more…]
Bailey Ellis attended the fall choir concert and brought his camera along. The result is a look at how beautiful these singers are while they sing–add to this the beauty of their voices and you’ve got a great show. Don’t miss their Christmas concert in December!
The Central Cobblers football team wrapped up its season with a 41-14 drubbing of the cross-town rival Stevens Raiders. The win earns the Cobblers a ninth seed for the upcoming playoffs, and the boys will travel to Brookings Tuesday to play the first round. There will be a fan bus that will depart Central High… [Read more…]
The pep rally has become a highlight of homecoming week, and this year was no exception with the dancing, cheering, and break dancing fun of recent pep rallies all making their appearances. Pine Needle photographer Tony Sloat brought his camera and captured a bit of the action.
Homecoming week is underway, and to celebrate how amazing being a Cobbler is, and how amazing Friday’s football game against Mitchell will be, The Pine Needle is sharing some of photographer Anthony Sloat’s best shots from the Central v. Sturgis football game (a Cobbler win, in case you’d forgotten). Go Cobblers!
This year’s first photo of the week is from Bailey Ellis. Of this photo, Bailey explains that he took it “at the sub-varsity football game that was called off on August 31st because of weather.” We’re glad he stayed around to snap this picture. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email… [Read more…]
On Monday May 23rd students at Central paid $1 for the privilege of wearing a hat in school for the day. Money raised through the hat day goes to the PE department, which is trying to raise money for new weight room equipment. Photographer Lacy Payne caught the scenes around school, which make it apparent… [Read more…]
by: Jacob Mobley This past week the 51st annual Cobbler Capers went underway. The show featured many acts including the Central Step and Hip Hop team, the Advanced Theatre Performance (ATP) students, and an array of talented singers and musicians. Mrs. Birkeland, who helped organize the event this year, was pleased with the variety of… [Read more…]
Photos continue to come in to The Pine Needle featuring the fun students have been doing this fall. Today we share with you some snapshots of the costume day before Halloween, taken by Lacy Payne, the girls’ tennis team, taken by Madison Hamm, and shots of the homecoming festivities before the football game, taken by… [Read more…]
Update: With their victory over Sturgis, the Cobbler girls set up another match against the rival Raiders. This one will be on Tuesday at Stevens at 7:00pm. As with the first round, tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for students. Go Cobblers! — Don’t forget the volleyball team attempts to duplicate last year’s playoff… [Read more…]
Kelsey D. took this shot recently, a shot that is good encouragement to get outside while the autumn weather is as good as it’s been this year. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail dot com. For… [Read more…]
Taken for Mrs. Allen’s photography class, Lacy P. caught this shot of the remodeling project in action. It is the first official Photo of the Week for The Pine Needle. If you have a photo you’d like to submit, please email the photo, your name, and the story behind the photo to chspineneedle at gmail… [Read more…]
by: Jacob Mobley On Saturday, six students from the National Honor Society (NHS) assembled in the Central High School parking lot in an effort to clean up Rapid City by picking up trash by Rapid Creek. When the six students and Ms. Bauer gathered they saw a bigger problem than the creek: the Central High… [Read more…]
As homecoming week draws to a close it is worth noting how great Cobbler students are. During the counselors’ presentations to freshmen earlier this week Mr. McGowan asked students where else they could imagine a gathering of 1,600 teenagers with no reported incidents. Yet it happened at the homecoming dance last year, and the Cobbler… [Read more…]
April 17, 2012 by Mr. Sheehy
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