Makayla McNett, Editor-in-chief
While prom season is in full swing across America right now, teens everywhere have either recently bought prom dresses or are in the process of doing so. There are many different...
Benefits of Being A High School Athlete
Madison Kovach, Editor-in-Chief
Playing a sport requires a lot of time and energy. Some people may think this would distract student-athletes from schoolwork. However, the opposite is true. Sports require...
GCCTC’s Only Female Welder is JM Student
Tyler Woolen, Editor-in-chief
Sometimes attending college isn't for everyone, but going into the workforce right after high school can be challenging. For senior Katelynn Messina, the right career path...
Students Should Be Able To Leave Campus During Lunch
Joshua Wise, Contributor
Some students believe that they should be allowed to leave campus during their lunch time to get food and drinks from other places outside of school. Student drivers would...
Bullying Needs to Be Taken Seriously
Madelyn Reeves, Contributor
Many teens can say that they have been bullied in some form throughout their high school experience. Bullying can be very harmful. Bullying is a problem in schools all...
Vegan Based Cafeteria Options Should be Offered
Liam Ankrom, Contributor
As many people know, there are an abundance of diets and eating habits differentiating student to student. Meeting the diet standards of every student as a school cafeteria...
Electives Needed For Life After High School
Amanda Riley, Contributor
Life after high school can be stressful, especially if you do not know basic life skills. School is a place for learning, but what is the point in going to school if you're...
Isabelle Tedrow, Contributor
The current grade scale makes earning an A or B difficult. Right now, a C on the scale is a 70 -81, a B on the scale is an 82-91, and an A requires a 92-100. It can...
Nick Cyphers, Contributor
Have you ever wished that school would start later? Many students and teachers have or at least considered it in the last few decades. Sleep is what keeps humans moving and...
Liam Ankrom, Contributor
On Wednesday, May 15th, the Rocket's baseball team had a tough 3-0 loss in the first round of WPIAL playoffs. The game was held at Mayview Park against Bishop Canevin. Bryce...
Vo-Tech Graduation Celebrated on May 16
Amanda Riley, Contributor
The Greene County Career and Technology Center graduation will be held on Thursday, May 16th in the Waynesburg High School Auditorium. Vo-Tech allows students still in...
Amanda Riley, Contributor
We know that college is a very rewarding process, but sometimes it can be very stressful. If you're feeling stuck, don't feel ashamed if you need counseling or just any help...
Lady Rockets Make it to Quarterfinals
Madelyn Reeves, Contributor
On Tuesday, May 14, The Lady Rockets won their first round playoff game against Rochester at Trinity Middle School. This win sent them into the quarterfinals, where they will...
Isabelle Tedrow, Contributor
The 2019-2020 cheerleader tryouts were held on Friday, April 12 at 5:00 pm at the elementary school. Practice was held on Wednesday and Thursday from 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM...
Students Played Guitar for Lunch at JM
Joshua Wise, Contributor
Students Madelynn Rishell and Makenna Nichols played guitars during lunch at JM on Monday. They performed multiple solos as well as a few duos during the lunches. They...
Eighth Grade Students Explore Kinetic Energy
Madison Kovach, Editor-in-Chief
Eighth grade students in Mrs. Boyle's class explored kinetic energy and the concepts of expansion and contraction in fluids. Kinetic energy, is a form of energy that an...
Seventh Grade Dissects Lamb Eyes
Madison Kovach, Editor-in-Chief
Last week seventh grade students in Mrs. Boyles class dissected lamb eyes. A yearly tradition in the seventh grade science class is to dissect lamb eyes! Students dissect...
Brandon’s Dad Visits Students of Jefferson-Morgan
Madison Kovach, Editor-in-Chief
On Thursday, May 2nd, the students of Jefferson-Morgan high school were visited by Brandon's Dad. The speaker, Brandon's Dad, was brought in by the SADD Club to help raise...
Bring Your Child To Work Day 2019
Madison Kovach, Editor-in-Chief
On Thursday, April 25th the Jefferson-Morgan high school participated in bring your child to work day! Take your child to work day is a national day that gives children...
Tyler Woolen, Editor-in-chief
On March 25th, 2019, the JM students participated in their first Adulting Day. Students and staff thought that it would be a good day for everyone to learn about life after...
Makenzie Wright, Editor-in-Chief
On Monday, March 25th, Mr. Pratt took the Principles of Engineering class attended Trinity High School for the STEAM competition. The competition involved instant challenges...
Madelyn VanDivner Named Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club May Student of the Month
Tyler Woolen, Editor-in-Chief
Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club has selected Madelyn VanDivner as its student of the month for May. A daughter of Nicole and Ralph VanDivner of Rices Landing, VanDivner...
Sean Sijtsma Named Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club May Student of the Month
Michelle Huba, Editor
Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club has selected Sean Sijtsma as its student of the month for May. A son of Nicole Sijtsma of Rices Landing, Sijtsma is a senior at Jefferson-Morgan...
Jesse Wolfe Named Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club April Student of the Month
Michelle Huba, Editor
Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club has selected Jesse Wolfe as its student of the month for April. A son of Jennifer and Jon Wolfe of Waynesburg, Wolfe is a senior...
Tanner Jones Named Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club April Student of the Month
Michelle Huba, Editor
Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club has selected Tanner Jones as its student of the month for April. Son of Demarie and Shawn Jones of Jefferson, Jones is a senior at...
Sabrina Phillips Named Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club March Student of the Month
Michelle Huba, Editor
Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club has selected Sabrina Phillips as its student of the month for March. A daughter of Debbie and Shawn Phillips of Jefferson, Phillips...
Katelyn Orndoff Named Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club March Student of the Month
Michelle Huba, Editor
Jefferson-Morgan Centennial Lions Club has selected Katelyn Orndoff as its student of the month for March. Daughter of Christina Fowler of Jefferson and Gary Orndoff of Waynesburg,...
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Madison Kovach is a junior and a third year Journalism student. Kovach is a member of the school's Library Club, Drama Club, Art Club, Leo Club, and she also participates in Big Brothers Big Sisters. Kovach...
Joshua Wise, Contributor
May 20, 2019
Calories are one of the most important substances you can put into your body. Athletes especially need...
Liam Ankrom, Contributor
May 13, 2019
For many students across the world, athletics are very important in their lives. Setting themselves apart...
Madelyn Reeves, Contributor
May 10, 2019
Many students struggle with learning how to organize their time, and focus on getting done what needs...
Nick Cyphers, Contributor
May 10, 2019
In order to save money, you need to have control and just not spend it. Although, there are some things...