March 4, 2019
It is the end of another trimester, which means it is time for exams. We all know studying can be stressful, especially with all of the pressure of final exams counting for 20% of your final grade. Fortunately, there are a few ways to stay on task and to keep you motivated. Here are a few studying tips to help you study quickly and efficiently.
The first thing you should always do is pick a place and a time you want to study. Always pick a quiet place where there will not be any disturbances. While you are studying, try listening to classical music to relax your mind ...
February 28, 2019
High school is one of the early stages of young adulthood. They are entering that point in their life where their begin to want to start saving their money and begin welcoming financial aid and learning what to do with it.
Teachers and counselors are always trying to give out helpful tips and help us students get the big picture of what it means to save. They often explain to us how much we can benefit by just saving a few dollars a month. Most upperclassmen here at Roseville have jobs if not all. There are even some who uphold two jobs.
Everyone knows that Feb. ...
February 25, 2019
On Saturday, Feb. 23, the girls varsity basketball team competed at Grosse Pointe North High School against Warren Mott for the Macomb Area Conference (MAC) Silver/Bronze Championship title. After winning their past two MAC tournament games, the Lady Panthers were again able to take home the win, as well as the trophy, at the championship game with a final score of 32-29.
The girls began their first round of the tournament on Feb. 14 at home against Clintondale. With a strong offense and overall effort from the players, they were able to secure the win with a final score ...
February 18, 2019
On Feb. 17, 2019, in Charlotte, North Carolina, Lebron James from the Los Angeles Lakers and Giannis Antetokounmpo from the Milwaukee Bucks faced each other as team captains for the 2019 NBA All Star game. The rosters from both teams consisted of the best players in the NBA, chosen in a draft pick from the captains themselves previously. James’ starters consisted of the following: Golden State Warrior’s Kevin Durant, Toronto Raptor’s Kawhi Leonard, Houston Rocket’s James Harden, and Boston Celtic’s Kyrie Irving. His reserves were Anthony Davis, K...
February 13, 2019
On Monday, Feb. 11, French Honor Society went to Kaiser Elementary School for part of the day to teach teacher Nancy Gitter’s Project Challenge students about French. They discussed facts about the Eiffel Tower, had the kids build a model of the tower, and finished with a discussion on why the students should go on to study French.
This is the first year for French Honor Society at RHS, and the main goal of the club is to get outreach to the community about the benefits and fun of learning French.
French teacher and club advisor Amy Bourgeois and club president E...
February 4, 2019
Superbowl LIII was not exactly what fans expected this year. Not only was it the lowest scoring superbowl, but the New England Patriots came on top with tons of doubt from fans beforehand. The Los Angeles Rams had young talent to feature and put to the test with #16 quarterback Jared Goff. This was going to set the Patriots’ dynasty up higher than before and have everyone question if quarterback #12 Tom Brady is actually going to retire or not.
In the first quarter, wide receiver #84 Cordarrelle Patterson ran the first play of the game (a completed 38 yards). Soon ...
January 24, 2019
On Jan. 18, our own symphonic choir traveled to Chippewa Valley to participate in the MSVMA 2019 district solo and ensemble. Ensembles from RHS included symphonic’s women’s group, Chanson, and men’s group, Cantando. Soloists included seniors Chelsea Bacci, Seth Foresi, and Cody Quiroz, junior Mircal Murray-Adams, and freshman Amelia Borys.
Chanson, Bacci, Foresi, Murray-Adams, and Quiroz came home with division one ratings, which is the highest possible rating performers can get and will allow the performers to continue on to state solo and ensemble. Cantando and Borys cam...
January 17, 2019
Wednesday, Jan. 16, was the 2019 conferences. Conferences give parents the opportunity to come into the school and meet their children’s teachers. It allows parents to talk to teachers about grades and the participation the child may or may not give during class.
Conferences were held in the main and auxiliary gyms. Before the parent walked in to the gym, they were handed their child’s progress report so the parent could not only see grades, but also the teachers they needed to talk to. Some parents brought their kid along with them, but most parents like to talk to th...
Emily Soehren, Business Manager
January 16, 2019
Filed under News, School, Showcase
Every school year there is a class called senior art seminar. The small group is run by art teacher Fiona Rawson and consists of only seniors. Through the class, a small group of seniors get to make a mural that is put on one of the walls of the school. The walls of the school have been filled with tons of murals over the years since this class has started up. For this school year, seniors Jade Danhausen and Caitlyn Hudek are the only students in senior art seminar and have to work with each other to make one mural. They had to pick out a painting that they both liked a...
December 20, 2018
Today, Thursday, Dec. 20, is the last day working at RHS, and as an educator in general, for now former teacher Michael Zimmer. After this winter break, he will start his new position as the principal of Dort Elementary. As much as he loves RHS, Zimmer decided it was finally time to move up in the school district and make an even bigger impact in kids’ lives.
Zimmer has been a teacher here at Roseville for 17 years and specifically at RHS for 12 years. Known especially for teaching physics, Zimmer has for so long been a well-known and cherished teacher by the staff a...
December 10, 2018
Friday, Dec. 7, the symphonic choir and Dazzle! performed at Macomb Mall for Christmas. People from all around the community came to support the choir. The board of education president, Theresa Genest, came to support and so did counselors Kelly O’Callaghan and Lori Coppola.
Symphonic performed classic Christmas songs like “Carol of the Bells”, “Mary, Mary”, “The Very Best Time of Year”, and “O’ Holy Night”.
Women’s chorale sang “Do You Hear What I Hear” and shocked the tiny, but mighty, crowd of parents and supporters with their vocals...
December 5, 2018
On Thurs. Nov. 29, the band and choir hosted their annual holiday concert. Multiple groups performed many different songs. The event started at 7 pm and took place at Roseville Middle School.
Jazz Band started off the night by playing multiple songs, including “Greensleeves” by Peter Hollens and “O Christmas Tree” by Ernst Anschühz Next up was the Treble Choir; they sang songs like “We Need a Little Christmas” and “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” Shortly after, the freshmen band played the “Polar Express” by Tom Hanks. Then, the symphonic choir...
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