by: Dylon Wilson It’s been quite an adventure for Lauren Tadlock and Alek Dallman in the last four years; they have both played their sports for four years and have now both been captains of their teams. Tadlock has a bittersweet feeling on the season and she isn’t satisfied with her team’s 2nd place finish last year. Tadlock has been busy trying to get college … Continue reading Two Senior Sports Captains Look Back
Megan Hendricksen took this picture at Jolly Lane. She says, “I really liked the colors and the low saturation, and I love how the depth of field draws you into the one area.” 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 having her photo selected, … Continue reading Photo of the Week: Whirlybirds
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 Continue reading Poetry Friday: Life
With the change in weather this week, it makes one wonder what the temperature is in this week’s photo of the week. The shot is from Alexis Harrison, taken at Canyon Lake. 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 having her photo selected, Alexis … Continue reading Photo of the Week: Sparkling Water
by: Becky Campbell Every year since I’ve attended Central, the school library has held the Festival of Trees. This year will the the 6th Anniversary of this event. The Festival of Trees began in 2005 with Hurricane Katrina. The donations collected that year were sent to libraries in New Orleans. Since then, we’ve donated to Mr. Lefler (may he rest in peace), Special Olympics, Honor … Continue reading Festival of Trees Approaching
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 Seth Eisenbraun. Continue reading Photos: Fall Activities in Review
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 run beginning tonight at 7:00pm at Central. Tickets are $5 … Continue reading Volleyball Begins Playoff Run
This week’s Photo of the Week is a perfect one for the season, taken by Spensor Emory. 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 having her photo selected, Spensor receives two tickets to a Cobbler varsity home game. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Harvest Sights
by: Marcus B. Did you know that 80% of the population will need at least a unit of blood in their lifetime? One of these people is Kaelynn Talley (Mr. Talley’s daughter), who was recently diagnosed with hemolytic anemia, a condition that requires blood and plasma transfusions. This is just one of the times blood is required, so to help people who need blood Central … Continue reading Someone You Know May Need Your Blood
by: Kenny Umenthum With the help of the National Honor Society and other students, the student council organized a successful food drive on Halloween afternoon. Students met in the east parking lot in full Cobbler regalia and split up the food collection duties between the neighborhoods. Then they collected the food in pillow cases and pickup beds from friendly citizens. After two hours of hard … Continue reading Students Round Up 1/2 Ton of Food
by: Lisa Myers Rapid City Central has its own real Guitar Hero. Johnny Hastings walked into English 9 freshman year like nothing had even phased him. His best friend Nathan was bragging him up like he had just performed the best show of his life. As a matter of fact, I was a witness of this great show that he had performed the night before: … Continue reading A Last Battle for a Cobbler Guitar Hero
by: Samuel Carroll Early Saturday morning (Oct. 30), several Central students embarked on the pilgrimage to Rapid City Christian for the Knowledge Bowl meet. After a written round where Central 1 received .4 fewer points than Stevens 1, the oral competition started. Central asserted its dominance yet again by holding the first place room the entire meet. Perhaps the most comical moment came when three … Continue reading Knowledge Bowl Team Wins Again
by: Shelby T. My brother and I were trick or treating a while back and we were having a really good time and there was a spooky looking house, so we went up to the doorstep. It was fairly dark, the only hint of light was from a black-light hung by the porch. The moon was covered by clouds, there were fake spider webs all … Continue reading One Creepy House: A Halloween Memory
One feature The Pine Needle is looking to share with readers answers the question, “What is there for students to do in Rapid City?” Emily Burk kicks off the feature with a look at “Radiate” at Bible Fellowship Church. by: Emily Burk Painted on one of the colorful walls, “Don’t just go against the flow, work to turn the tide” is one of the first … Continue reading What Students Are Doing: Radiate!
This week’s photo of the week, from Lacy P., captures a resting duck on Rapid Creek. 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 having her photo selected, Lacy receives two tickets to a Cobbler varsity home game. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Resting Peacefully
by: Jeren Brownlow On Wednesday the Army trailer filled with high tech equipment and everything Army came to Central High School to show everyone a few things. As you walk into the trailer you see a couple mannequins dressed in two types of Army outfits. You have a ground soldier, who is the soldier on the ground taking care of any enemy that air support … Continue reading Army Shows Students What Being a Soldier Is Like
