Podcast with Joe Harkenrider

Check out our podcast with Joe Harkenrider, a 2002 graduate of CLHS, who currently works in southern California in the media industry and just completed judging the Concordia Comedy (and more) Festival for the second year in a row.

A look back on the Comedy Festival

By Kami Rieck

He has produced content for Comedy Central and mashable.com, has been noted as one of the most successful alumni from his high school, and solicited time from his busy schedule to travel nearly 2,000 miles to return to his alma mater, in hopes to inspire current students.

Review: Our first time at the JROTC Officers Ball

To begin this three- part review of the JROTC Ball, let us start by saying that this was all of our first times going to the ball and we are now into our senior year.

Information for Prom

Prom this year will be held at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum (1600 S. Wayne St Auburn, IN) from 8-11pm on May 13th. Tickets will be on sale during lunches starting April 19th. Ticket prices from April 19th until May 5th are $40 dollars for a single student or $70 for a couple.

A day in the life of a hostess

Kami Rieck: Junk Ditch Brewing Company

Approximately two months ago, I began submitting resumés for a hostess position to a majority of the local restaurants in Fort Wayne in hopes of finding a new job. Within 24 hours, Junk Ditch Brewing Company, which is located downtown, got back to me and offered me the position.

CLHS to repeat success of Comedy Festival

By Kami Rieck

April 28, 2017 marks the day where alumni will become judges. Winners will be announced, and the audience will be laughing all night long.

MEET THE HUNTINGTON UNIVERSITY STUDENT DESTINED FOR BROADWAY

Check out the story on 2016 graduate Andrew Bower! He is a Huntington University student destined for Broadway. (And the story was written by one of our former teachers, Alicia Drier!) Click here to see the story.

Power Rangers: Morphing onto the Big Screen

By Logan Krinn

Hollywood has done it once again; bringing a beloved franchise to the big screen. This time, with five teens in brightly colored suits. Power Rangers is based off of the believed Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers series from the early 1990s.

Color guards compete at showcase

By Lauren Ratzburg

On March 17, color guards from all over Fort Wayne joined the Cadet guard in The Cage. There were guards from Dwenger, Leo and the beloved Cadets. All teams invited as many people as they wanted, including parents, grandparent, other family and friends, who couldn’t make it to the team’s previous competition and see the amazing shows in person.

WinterGuard Showcase