Student News and Views of Theodore Roosevelt High School
By Gisselle Washington | Staff Writer | Overflowing with magic and fantasy, senior Tehya York put her passion of writing and telling stories into published books Into the Unknown and In the Beginning currently being sold on Amazon, available for paperback and ebook. The first work, Into the Unknown, was written over five years as the start to a series. […]
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By Zakary Rodriguez | Contributing Writer | Katy Philbrick didn’t initially dream of coming back to Roosevelt High School once she had left. The 2001 alum graduated and went to Texas Tech university where she got her Master’s degrees in Architecture and Business Administration. Her goal was to work for an architecture firm but, after accomplishing this, she realized something […]
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By Zacchaeus Anderson | Staff Writer | He’s a tall man that wears a button up shirt and khakis along with a pair of leather oxford dress shoes. His classroom is really open with South American sculptors and paintings on the wall. This teacher is Christopher Caesar and he teaches world geography at Roosevelt high school. “I teach world geography […]
Read morePhoto and Story by Krystal Stigger | Contributing Writer | The auditorium lights were down and the audience was seated. They were seated on stage, immersed in the production unfolding before them. Actors moved throughout the audience, performing sword fights, emotional monologues, and daring escapes. With the use of Old English dialogue and costumes to match, the spectators encountered the […]
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