The Bolles Bugle

The Bolles Bugle

The Bolles Bugle
Cameron Gratz

Cameron Gratz, Co-Editor-In-Chief

Cameron Gratz is a senior and the Bugle‘s Co-Editor-In-Chief for the 2022-2023 school year. Among his many hobbies, he enjoys, playing guitar, video games, and reading. As the reigning king of satire, he hopes to grow the column for the heir and grow Bugle readership amongst students. He would like his readers to know that his favorite ice cream topping is hot fudge.

All content by Cameron Gratz
Lipp maintains a countdown of school days remaining this year. Photo via Cameron Gratz

Lipp to Retire after 39 Years

Cameron Gratz, Co-Editor-In-Chief
April 6, 2023
Jump's flags include Florida, South Carolina, and Mississippi, as well as the universities of those states.

JUMP-ing into History

Cameron Gratz, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 21, 2023
Mrs. Dividu and Coach Hoekstra hope that the RALLY Program will help students balance their busy schedules with athletics, extracurriculars, and academics.

RALLY Program Teaches Academic Skills

Cameron Gratz, Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 11, 2022
RALLY Program Teaches Academic Skills

RALLY Program Teaches Academic Skills

Cameron Gratz, Co-Editor-In-Chief
October 6, 2022

New Superhero Erupts onto International Stage

Cameron Gratz, Co-Editor-In-Chief
October 5, 2022

What is The Bugle?

Cameron Gratz, Co-Editor in Chief
September 6, 2022

SATIRE: Old university offers new courses

Cameron Gratz, Copy Editor
May 14, 2022

Scholarship Survival Guide: Vagenas advises students on college scholarships

Cameron Gratz, Copy Editor
May 11, 2022

Satire: Earth declared not a planet

Cameron Gratz, Copy Editor
March 9, 2022
This cartoon depicts Russia as a large, imposing elephant about to step on a small mouse, representing Ukraine. This reflects how Russia is currently massing troops on Ukraine's border. However, at the time this issue was sent to the printer, they have not yet invaded due to NATO's forewarning, represented by a shield in the cartoon. But the sheild is very small and the elephant is very big. Things do look ominous for the Ukraine.

[Photo] Editorial Cartoons – January/February 2022

The Bugle Staff
February 5, 2022

Bugle Cartoon Captioning: Cameron Gratz and Sophie Grace Posick

Cameron Gratz, Tyler Schimpff, Camden Pao, Tommy Zhang, and Raphael Sogueco
February 5, 2022
Elizabeth Holmes' company, Theranos, was known for producing blood tests that required little blood and provided results in a short period of time. These tests, however, proved to falsely advertised. (Above: Silicon Valley)

Theranos is a lesson for Silicon Valley

Cameron Gratz, Copy Editor
February 3, 2022
Lusk’s work focuses on themes of perception, which she uses eyes and mirrors to represent. Much of her artwork is displayed on her Instagram page, @natalieluskart.

Natalie Lusk illustrates emotion

Cameron Gratz, Copy Editor
January 5, 2022

Satire: Student sneaks into stadium, crafts creative college essay

Cameron Gratz, Copy Editor
October 27, 2021
Man on the Street: Bugle surveys students and teachers

Man on the Street: Bugle surveys students and teachers

Cameron Gratz and Tyler Schimpff
October 25, 2021
Fall Events Preview

Fall Events Preview

Cameron Gratz, Copy Editor
September 18, 2021
I am here on my first day of kindergarten standing outside a car.

Preschool Thief

Cameron Gratz, Contributing Writer
June 7, 2021
Blisko ‘22 (left) and Peiris ‘22 (right) have both been Girl Scouts since elementary school. They are seen here selling cookies.

Girl Scouts Go for Gold: Juniors pursue service awards

Cameron Gratz, Contributing Writer
March 20, 2021
SATIRE: Curriculum Change

SATIRE: Curriculum Change

Cameron Gratz, Contributing Writer
March 17, 2021
A visual rendering of the proposed Lot J development in Jacksonville.

Lot J and Beyond: Development projects around the stadium, explained.

Cameron Gratz, Contributing Writer
March 15, 2021
“There is no Planet B,” is a popular environmentalist slogan, highlighting how humanity needs to protect the earth if we want to survive in the long term. However, billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos have been investing heavily in space flight technology. In the future, they plan to sell tickets on these spacecraft to wealthy tourists, and eventually to s pace settlers. This cartoon portrays the inequality between most people, for whom there really is no Planet B, and the ultra-wealthy, for whom there might yet be. Additionally, the irony is that the people with the financial means to escape the earth are the ones most responsible for its pollution.

[Photo] Nonpolitical Cartoons

January 30, 2021
Both wearing Broadway-inspired t-shirts, Gabriel Bassin (right) rehearses with Jake McGraw (left).

Alumni Keeping Theater Alive

Cameron Gratz, Contributing Writer
December 13, 2020

Bolles Establishes Club Council

Cameron Gratz, Contributing Writer
November 28, 2020

Satire: Book Review- PSAT Student Guide

Cameron Gratz, Contributing Writer
October 13, 2020
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