Art in its simplest form is a creative expression that uses imagination to connect with people, most commonly displaying beauty or tragedy. The recent introduction of modern art has stirred up controversy...
This Friday, Jan 26, the National Art Honors Society will hold its induction ceremony for students. The celebration will be held in the Mead High School auditorium from 6-8 pm. Instead of having a candle-lit...
National Art Honor Society, more commonly referred to as NAHS, is a brand new student-led organization made to emphasize the importance of art in the school system. The group, led by President Makinzie...
Ms. Jennifer Lammey is a photography, ceramics, and animation teacher at Mead High; she also advises the yearbook The Stampede. She has been teaching for three years.
Lammey was born in Dayton, Ohio...
Recently, I was scrolling TikTok and I ran into a video that explained a shocking piece of art that was exhibited almost 50 years ago in Naples, Italy. The video explained how an artist used her body as...
Ms. Katie Kutz is a new teacher at Mead High who teaches art classes. While she is new to the school, she is not new to SVVSD.
In fact, she is a St. Vrain Valley District graduate — she attended Frederick...
10 years -- her 10 year old soul
That stolen dream
Dreamt for 10 whole years
Now that dream is true
Because the paint that laid on the walls
Was not from her soul
Paris is where the esteemed...
People are very passionate about what they put on their body—especially something as permanent as a tattoo. Tattoos often have impactful and powerful meanings behind them. Ethyn Ludwigs’s (‘22) tattoo...
I got my first tattoo when I was 16 years old. It was a birthday present from my father, and it was something that we did together. While we didn’t get the same tattoos or tattoos that compliment each...
On Friday, April 13th, Mead high school hosted the 5th annual film fest. The film that took first place was “The Legend,” directed by two-time champion Ryan Yancey, who won last year for his film...
Walking down the western hallways of Mead High School, although crowded, students have the opportunity to observe artwork that is produced by local peers. If you have gotten the chance to see the tape...
