Super Wolf Blood Moon

January 23, 2019

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.

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.

Changing the Essay

The SAT essay sign up deadline for Colorado is quickly approaching. After February 18th, Colorado students will no longer be able to apply to ...

Teen Art Exhibition

A Date With a Book

Valentine's Day is notorious for reminding people of their love life, or lack thereof, but students don't have to spend this Valentine’s ...

Sea Shanties Returning in Conifer

Library Renovations

The Conifer library will be renovated this spring to make the space more accessible to students. The updates will include new furniture, a ...

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

Veteran Breakfast

As the sun disappears, small spotlights illuminate the skeletons and their tombstones. Sounds of cracking twigs and squeaky coffin lids echo from an unseen source. The graveyard near the end of the trail held tombstones with many different inscriptions.

A Forest of Doom… in Conifer?

Mackenzie Orr, '18, Editor Lucia Lewis, '18, Editor Bailey Sessions, '18, Trinity Foreman, '20, and Samantha Smith, '21, pose with their award for Best Theme Copy at Rocky Mountain Journalism Camp 2017.

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.

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