Favorite Murals in Community
About the Writers
Lydia Cocciolone, Journalist
Lydia Cocciolone is taking part in her first semester of journalism as a senior at CHS. In her free time she loves going on long walks, taking pictures, cooking, and rocking climbing at Planet Rock. She runs Cross Country and Track at Skyline and loves being a part of the team. Lydia plays the flute in the Michigan Youth Symphony Band and wants to learn to play the guitar as well. Writing is also an important part of Lydia’s life and she’s excited to share stories with the community in Journalism this year.
Ivy Prochaska, Journalist
Ivy Prochaska is a junior at Community High School, and this is her first semester on staff as a journalist. When she's not in school Ivy loves to get food with friends, experiment with art and discover new music. She enjoys being outdoors and exploring Ann Arbor and is looking forward to trying journalism for the first time.
![During a CET rehearsal of the number “A Call to Pierre,” various members in the ensemble, including Maggie Williams, hold up titan tubes. Various people in the ensemble held titan tubes during some numbers in the show, and did basic choreography with them, using the lighting for emphasis. “[Having titan tubes] is a super cool addition to the show,” Williams said.](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/67FXGPwwRSi7VlvWUvKuzOOZ2VN2lueTvbEBAWRQ-600x482.jpg)
![Sofi Maranda speaks at an event for the Jewish Youth Climate Movement. Maranda first began her journey as a climate activist in the Green Team, a club at her school. “When I was in fourth grade, I learned about microbeads, plastics and pollution in the ocean, which opened my eyes to climate activism and being involved in it,” Maranda said. “Thats when I joined the green team at my school and [started] seeing what our reality already looks like and then what it could be like.”](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/climateimage-475x356.jpeg)
