Super Wolf Blood Moon

January 23, 2019

Photo by Laurel Ainsworth
Senior Laurel Ainsworth tracked and photographed the progress of the eclipse on January 20 over the course of three hours to record the beginning, totality, and the end.

Welcoming The New Varsity Football Coach

JJ Madwell’s following its closure. The closing of JJ Madwell’s marks the end of one of the oldest businesses in the Conifer area. However, it seems as though Tony Buccelli, the former owner of JJ Madwell's, may not be done yet, as some say that he already has plans for the future. “He’s thinking of coming to work at the school… Or he's gonna go into construction with some of his friends,” sophomore and Tony’s daughter Payton Buccelli said.

New Soft-Serve Set to Make “Ripples” in Conifer

Brodie Maschiangelo (center) stands with his friends and volunteers in front of the table amounted with goods to bring to fire fighters.
"I'm proud of all these boys that stay to volunteer and help,” Vanessa Maschiangelo said.

Conifer Community Rallies Together to Support Firefighters Battling Quarry Fire

Freshmen Harper Risch, Keira Weeks, and Doran Reed dress up for pajama day to show school spirit. “I can show school spirit and have an excuse to wear pajamas at the same time," Risch said.

Loud and Proud: Conifer Spirit Week

Cartner prepares to open the evening by directing the first song played at the Night at the Cafe. Plans for the Night at the Cafe to continue under Laura Sarché are in place, allowing for the event to continue after Cartner's departure, with several students already having made preparations. “I want to do more volunteering next year for the Night at the Cafe,” sophomore Maggie Sullivan said. “Serving, prepping food and stuff like that."

Cartner’s Last Night at the Cafe

Photos

Conifer students dressed in white cheer on the Lobos in the first playoffs game against Pueblo County. The night had a “Greek” theme, so some students took the opportunity to dress up in togas and leafy, golden headbands. Some even came prepared with handmade signs.

Boys Basketball Ends the Season as League Champs

A vase holding mini American flags and blue tissue paper sits in the center of one of the cafeteria tables. Student government spent time putting up red, white, and blue decorations throughout the cafeteria, in honor of the upcoming holiday.

Photo courtesy of Katherine Ryan

Yearbook staffers win big at camp

Career firefighter/paramedic Lorie Hartley, C Shift with the Elk Creek Fire Department, flies in the air to block band director Tucker Ewer's shot.

Unified Basketball Team Beats Elk Creek Fire Department, 88-10

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