Prom: What not to Wear

Emily Walker, Co-Editor-In-Chief

March 7, 2019

Filed under Student Life

Prom is just around the corner so that means it's time to think about what you are going to wear. Be sure to follow the these rules: Students are welcome to wear a dress, suit and tie, or a formal tuxedo. No jeans, cutoffs, flip flops or tennis shoes, including chuck taylors. Non-formal headwear ...

Frisco Parade

Anisha Zaman, Co-Editor-In-Chief

November 14, 2018

Filed under Student Life

Courtesy of the City of FriscoCourtesy of the City of FriscoCourtesy of the City of Frisco The Frisco Parade took place in downtown Frisco on Nov. 10 this year. The parade is an annual community event held in Frisco, featuring high school organizations like marching bands, football teams, cheerleaders, and drill teams, to scouts, civic organizations, youth sports teams, Frisco...

Time to ‘Kick’ Things Up

Ixchell Ibañez, Cen10 News Reporter

May 21, 2018

Filed under Sports, Student Life

Once school was over for the day, rows of students were seen making their way towards the back of the school in order to attend the scheduled kickball game. Student Council decided to host the first inaugural kickball tournament in order to bring the school together. Students were able to participate ...

Reality Fair

Lauren Burkholder, Journalism 1 Reporter

May 14, 2018

Filed under Student Life

Nothing gives us teenagers a harsh slap back to reality than a good ol’ Reality Fair hosted by our very own high school.  That’s right, on April 25, students were given the chance to see what it would be like after they graduate high school and how they will financially be able to handle themselves in...

Binging away the boredom

Will Tarpley and Axelle Taillat, Cen10 News Reporters

May 10, 2018

Filed under Student Life

The Benefits of Classical Music

Ixchell Ibanez, Cen10 News reporter

April 24, 2018

Filed under Student Life

With today's music consisting of rappers and pop stars, many forget about the traditional music played back in the 18th and 19th century. There is nothing wrong with listening to Kodak Black or Ed Sheeran, but what people don’t seem to know is the importance and impact of classical music in our daily...

Last Pep Rally

Robbie Alexander, Cen10 News Reporter

April 24, 2018

Filed under Student Life

The last pep rally of the year was a meaningful pep rally for some of the staff and seniors.  Not only was it the last pep rally of the year, but it was the last for our Student Council Sponsors, Mitchel Reeder and Rheanne Renzenbrink who will be opening Memorial High School in the fall. The pep...

Best Buddies

Bailey Coyle, Cen10 News Reporter

April 17, 2018

Filed under Student Life

Here's some information about the Best Buddies Club here at Centennial. https://youtu.be/9Ai5v15yXTA

The Perfect Prom

Ashley Hilton, Cen10 News Reporter

April 13, 2018

Filed under Student Life

Teenage girls have been looking forward to this day for years and it is finally one day away. All that is on their mind is having every single little thing perfect, so that they can remember this night for the rest of their lives. Here is the key to having the perfect prom. The dress Make sure to try on y...

March For Our Lives

Anisha Zaman, Cen10 News Reporter

March 27, 2018

Filed under Student Life

Gun violence is an issue that has been prominent in the nation for a very long time, due to the rise of mass shootings. More specifically, mass shootings that take place in schools. Very recently, 17 students and teachers were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, makin...

Chinese New Year

Bryce Ford, Cen10 News Reporter

February 13, 2018

Filed under Student Life

Rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, pig, and dog. These animals seem so different, but one thing links them together; they are all Chinese Zodiacs. This is the year of the dog. Chinese New Year is an exciting event for Chinese all across the world. It is one of th...

Tips and Tricks To Not Get Sick

Anisha Zaman, Cen10 News Reporter

February 9, 2018

Filed under Student Life

Flu season is at its peak right now, and just about everyone is getting sick. This nationwide outbreak is affecting millions of Americans, leaving thousands hospitalized and even some dead. The flu is lethal for the elderly and young children, but anybody can be affected; it is an airborne respiratory...