Leong wins Women in Communications Award
June 15, 2018
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As the first bell blares through Communications High School every morning, students in every class watch their peers on the morning news; but on Monday April 23, students watched senior Emme Leong of Freehold on the “Today Show” – not “The Breakfast Club.” Leong, dressed in the red dress she picked out pr...
Madeira illustrates her talents through artistic endeavors, class council
May 4, 2018
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As both an artist and a diplomat at CHS, Emily Madeira got her start by following her sister’s footsteps. But, now she is forging her own path to success. A sophomore from Howell, Madeira began her artistic career when she was in the third grade. She saw that her older sister Jessica was good at ...
Rasp taps into her artistic passions
March 2, 2018
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Anyone who attended Coffeehouse in the past three years probably remembers seeing junior Alyssa Rasp of Hazlet perform one of her dance routines. Rasp started dancing when she was 3 years old at a studio in Aberdeen. She began tap dancing and has continued with that style throughout the years, developing...
Schobel swims through the recruitment process
December 18, 2017
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Senior Marie Schobel of Sea Girt has a reputation at CHS for being an award-winning swimmer. She has also made a name for herself by becoming the first senior to commit to a college this year. In the fall of 2018, Schobel will attend Pennsylvania State University and she will be bringing her love...
Ruoff dazzles on the stage and on the court
April 20, 2017
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All the world's a stage for senior Annie Ruoff of Monmouth Beach. Ruoff has performed in plays and musicals since she was in the third grade and has been a part of 18 productions from her local community theater to school shows as an actor, choreographer and more. Ruoff said she made the transition from acti...
It’s All Greek to She
March 8, 2017
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Junior Delia Noone of Middletown expresses her Greek culture through dance.
DeRosa is more than just all ‘write’
February 16, 2017
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Cramped fingers and ink-stained hands are just occupational hazards for aspiring writer Vivian DeRosa of Ocean. At 15 years old, the sophomore has already finished the first draft of a novel and has plenty more writing planned for the future. DeRosa began writing seriously in fifth grade. At the time, sh...
The girl behind the Northern Lights: Gao uses color in her artistry
February 7, 2017
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Sophomore Sabrina Gao of Freehold Township discusses her love of painting and her popular posters for this years Winter Ball.
Barth takes the big screen
January 7, 2017
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Freshman Sawyer Barth of West Long Branch has been acting since fourth grade and was featured in Oscar nominated movie, Bridge of Spies
A magician with a passion for trading
December 22, 2016
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A battery-powered Star Wars candle. A paper clip. A pair of wireless headphones. Junior Cameron DeStefano of Middletown has traded them all on his mission to upgrade from a paper clip to “trade my way higher and higher.” After hearing a true story of a man who started with a paper clip and traded...
Dixson ‘shreds the gnar’ and serves the ‘guac’
December 3, 2016
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Senior Kevin Dixson of Wall Township is recognized around CHS for his guacamole and competed at nationals for surfing last spring.
Vetter shines on ice and at Carnegie Hall
November 9, 2016
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Ice skating for 12 hours a week is only part of the after-school life for freshman Ainsley Vetter of Wall. At 14 years old, Vetter has already competed in ice dance on a national level and performed at Carnegie Hall as a pianist. Vetter started skating when she was 6 years old. After a couple years, her co...
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