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Cassidy Vallin (Left) and Bryan Connolly (Right) from Circus Foundry dance as a part of their show during the opening ceremony of Conifer High School’s 9th annual Peace Day. Circus Foundry is a Denver-based contemporary circus that formed to share their art, help others in the process, and support local under-represented demographics in community gatherings. “Our main goal with your show was to be able to share the excitement of what the circus brings to people throughout the world,” Vallin said.

Kaleidoscope of Perspective

Kanin Cadam, Reporter/Photographer
March 10, 2025
On February 4th, Conifer FCA met for a lesson with senior Payden Devaney and played a game hosted by sophomore, Abigail Leidel. Devaney spoke about how to not only continue your faith through athletics but to embrace it. Leidel came up with a game she called, “Who can grab the water bottle first.” The game was simple: place a water bottle in between two players while they are playing “Simon Says” and when Leidel said, “Water Bottle” whoever grabbed the water bottle first won. Winners of the game continued to go against each other until there was one player left. “Being the Activities Director has always been fun. I think after we talk about something more serious being able to then have fun shows especially new Christians that you can have fun and be a Christian which I think is a big misconception that most people have. They also build the community and keep people coming back,” Leidel said.

Continuing Christianity

Emily Bunchman, Reporter
February 27, 2025
On January 18th around 8:30 pm, the TikTok app went dark. When users opened the app this screen became available informing them of the new TikTok ban. “I didn’t think that TikTok was going to come back this fast, if I knew I probably wouldn’t have deleted it,” Sophomore Penelope Dickinson said. The app then reappeared later on January 19th.

TikTok Keeps Ticking

Emily Bunchman, Reporter
January 27, 2025
Conifer’s Softball team celebrates the end of their season, their Elite 8 finish at state, and the 8 seniors that are graduating from the team. Having 16 players, the team beat Berthoud High School 11-6 and lost against Holy Family 13-2, ending a very successful season. 8 seniors will be graduating from the team, which will reduce the size of the team to 8 members, however more will join the team next year. “It’s all about family, and it’s really fun,” junior Sienna Shields said.

Changing Bases

Kanin Cadam, Reporter/Photographer
January 23, 2025
Sophomore Penny Dickinson faces off against her opponent in neutral position in a practice match. "I really want to be confident, confident in my skills, and really be able to do what I’m capable of doing,” Dickinson said.

Grappling For Change

Ellie Chase and Amelia Hobgood
January 21, 2025
Best Monster

Best Monster

Katherine Lyman, Editorial Cartoonist
November 12, 2024
During the 2023 season players were in constant contact with coaches and administrators about changes they were hoping to see in the program, specifically with the coaching staff. “It was never about the losing…the community just went so downhill because of the leadership that it just wasn’t worth it for us anymore," junior Ellie Chase said. Photo provided by Savanna Smith

Players Petition to Remove Girls Soccer Coach

Alyson Meyers, Editor in Chief
April 12, 2024

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