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poetry by Skyler Seals Senior year So full of cheer So many friends Until the end Senior Year And the fear of growing old All alone...

personal essay by Anonymous Trigger warnings: language & self-image The desire to feel pretty was stronger than the aches I felt in my...

artwork by Mr. Trivette Mr. Trivette is a self-taught artist and school counselor at Cherokee High School.

artwork by Mr. Trivette Mr. Trivette is a self-taught artist and school counselor at Cherokee High School.

artwork by Madi Gregg Madi is a sophomore at Cherokee High.

by Matthew Matthew is a student at Cherokee High School.

artwork by Alyzza A. Reed

written by Ms. Reid My boy builds coffins. And I've seen an abundance of his work over the years. They come in all sizes, all shapes. The...

written by Ms. Reid You are a “corrupted” seed in the cracks of halves and fulls of truth, but from your watering of suppressed memories...

written by Ethan Papetti Once upon a time there lived a boy named Joshy. Now Joshy lives in Green county, West Virginia. He lived near an...

written by Tiera Taylor Anne started every Friday the same way. She woke up and spoke with her husband of 3 years, Henry, though he...

written by Mrs. Seals The bright yellow crown welcomes me Among the green stalks The first blossoms of spring An early harbinger Remind...

written by Mrs. Seals She walks in with a bouquet of flowers. Red, white, purple blossoms of love. Hugs are given, tears are shared....

photography by Mrs. Baker

written by Katie Chandler What a world Pictures fade and people cry Your hair whorls And you die The aisle is long it’s oh so winding...

written by Rebekah Hamrick “I need you to come to the coffee shop near your house, I need to tell you something very important” I got...

written by Tiera Taylor The tulips, Of the most spectacular, Flattened outgrowth from the stem of a vascular plant, The season when the...

written by Mrs. Seals Sunlight breaks through the clouds Revealing a mountain peak. Sloping up from the valley below. A crooked nose Seen...

photography by faculty member, Mr. Laster Mr. Laster has traveled throughout the globe, from the jungles of the Amazon to the towering...