Yearbook Distribution
Brittany Cooper
May 23, 2016
Ranger Media held yearbook distributions on Friday May 20th during all three lunches. Yearbook sales began at schedule pick up in August and they ended January 25th.There were no extra yearbooks ordered; all extras will be sold to students on a waiting list. One of Ranger Media's editors-in-chief,...
Time Out
Darany Vannithone and Fatima Nova
March 24, 2016
In the Spring of 2013, five freshmen took the field for the first-ever playoff game in school history. For the past four years, those five players remained in the school’s baseball program. Anthony Dominguez, Ryan Puente, Christopher Negrete, Seth Lincoln, and Will Osteen have been on the varsity...
Mr. Chisholm Trail predictions
Darany Vannithone, News Editor
December 11, 2015
The Charmers will host the third annual Mr. Chisholm Trail Pageant tonight. 100 students in fifth period lunch were surveyed on who they think will win the pageant. ...
Rangers give thanks
Kendal Fowler
December 1, 2015
Before the release of thanksgiving break, Rangers were asked what they are thankful for. “I’m thankful for life because not everybody has the things that a lot of people do, so I’m just thankful that I’m capable of getting the things I have.” Maddie Asbury, freshman. “I’m tha...
Finding hope in the hopeless
Dylan Noysavanh, Staff Reporter
March 13, 2015
Bethany was not always the happy-go lucky girl you see in the hallways now. Growing up, Maxwell was raised in a Christian home and when she went to elementary school, kids would bully her for her devoted religious views. Although she can’t remember what they said specifically, it was enough to bring...
Hockey Dreams and Injuries
Savannah Winters, Opinion Editor
March 7, 2014
In 2009 Diego Martinez witnessed the sight of the Pittsburgh Penguins winning the Stanley Cup Finals, after tiring of watching that year’s football games. From that point on, Martinez cheered for the Penguins and his favorite player, Sidney Crosby. During the recent Sochi Olympics, Diego once again...
The SAT Tragedy
Whitney Ford, Business Editor
February 17, 2014
College-bound high school students have begun to prepare (or should have) for the Scholastic Aptitude Test, or the SAT. That is, if they know how. If they are having any of the experiences I am, knowing how is their issue. Counselors will talk and talk about the need to take the SAT and the PSAT,...
46 States Away
Jezza Bull-Briones, Editor-In-Chief
January 25, 2014
Math teacher Mika Hudgens doesn’t advertise all of her accomplishments in her “personal bio” on the school website so most wouldn’t know that she has run a marathon in Anchorage, Alaska. And Washington D.C. And Nashville, Tennessee. And by looking at Hudgens’ “personal bio” most...
Unguarded
Savannah Winters, Business Editor
November 22, 2013
Junior Kelsi Adams' friends encouraged her to try out for color guard with them freshman year after being inspired by Saginaw High School color guard member Gabby Burkhart. “She was like the god of color guard,” Adams said. “But I wasn’t thinking about joining.” Despite having Burkhart...
Syrian-Born Ranger Speaks Up
Jezza Bull-Briones, Editor-In-Chief
September 20, 2013
Walking to get groceries for his family, the man in his late seventies appears harmless. With no reason for him to stick out, this man would pass by unnoticed by many in the U.S. In the U.S. he would not have to worry about who saw him as he walked to buy milk and eggs. In the U.S. he would not...
