Connie Stone still unknown
Georgia Whitaker
The most repeated two words on campus these past two weeks have been “Connie Stone” (or, more recently, “Connie Stoned”). There have been many rumors circulating about who is the face behind this pseudonym, most prominently that it is one of our administrators. As it turns out, however, this rumor doesn’t hold much water. It appears that it is merely an incredible coincidence that Connie Stone arose in our lives the same time as “a concerned parent” reported partying students to the VHS administration.
Unruly ping pong crowds lead to staff complaints
Kaija Reinalt
It is nearly impossible to ignore the ping pong phenomenon that has taken over our school. Every day matches are played at break and lunch between freshmen, juniors, seniors, sophomores, and even staff members, which lead up to the playoff games in the spring. Roars emanate from the crowds huddled around the two tables at moments of excitement, brilliance, shock, and upset. Although these crowds are supporting their peers, they have become somewhat of a problem. They block students’ lockers and the entrance to the staff room, especially during games of high attendance.
Dancing at VHS grinds up controversy
Steven DeWalt
Grinding. A dancing style termed sexually explicit by opponents of grinding and perfectly fine by students. Controversy over dance styles at VHS have dramatically expounded recently and articles between the two major opposing entities, (students and parents), have been flying back and forth. All of this over the way that students at VHS dance at school dances. Many parents feel that the culture at dances needs to change, while the majority of students feel that there is no issue with the way they are dancing.
