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The Spanish club is holding a cookie exchange with the world language department. Students were told to bring in different kinds of cookies from each country.

World language Christmas cuisine

Arianna Dedaj, Staff writer
December 9, 2024
In the school parking lot, senior Kayla Livingston looks at the aftermath of the burning houses. “I think it turned out good. My friend and I worked on it for a while. We put a lot of decorations in it. It burned very well, weirdly.” She wishes she would have built the house instead of buying one if she could go back and do it again.

Beware burning

Angela Karyo, Staff Writer
December 6, 2024
Ike, the elf, is placed on a sign before school for students to find. Every morning, administrative assistant Sandra Austin hides the elf and the first student to email her a picture of the elf wins a prize. “I think it will last a long time. Elves were really popular,” senior Sandra Dawood said.

Elf back on Ike’s Shelves

Adrianna Stamevski, Staff Writer
December 6, 2024
The students in Mrs. Holts 5th hour practice Christmas songs to prepare for their holiday concert. Sophomores Brooke Fortier and Vivian Catlin are in the front row of Mrs. Holt’s 5th hour and are practicing singing and dancing.

Christmas Chorus

Abigail Kelly, Staff Writer
December 6, 2024
Sophomores Maria Kaci (left) and Reagan Kado (right) hold up their custom-made t-shirts for the camera at the Sophomore college fair.

Sophomores’ Success

Emilia Meca, Staff Writer
December 6, 2024
Mock-up designs showcase what the new baseball and softball field will look like after construction. “With this bond, it's been a focus on some bigger items, like Swineheart and the baseball fields because the need is there. They are so run down,” Manzella said. New elements for the area include trees, concessions, restrooms, and sidewalks.

Beneficial bond updates

Katherine Farmer, Staff Writer
December 5, 2024
Posters are hung around the to promote Pathway to Success for high school students to attend. They will talk about different programs that apply to elementary, middle and high school students to help plan for the future.

Future planners

Hali Ponce, Staff Writer
December 5, 2024
Posters decorate the halls to encourage students to try out for a role in Mary Poppins. From Dec, 2-4 auditions will take place in the P.A.C. Any student who tries out will get a role. “ Just do theater. You have no idea if you like it or not. There's no harm in doing it,” theater director Eric Wells said.

Break a leg

Shelby Grove, Staff Writer
December 3, 2024
Linking together Italians, a new club begins. The student-led Italian club began to give students the opportunity to get out of their comfort zone and closer into their culture. “My favorite part about leading the club is doing fun activities with other people and being able to spread my culture,” junior club president Alaina Leferman said.

Benvenuto Italian club

Leah Eldred, Staff Writer
December 3, 2024
The Key club is holding a blood drive Dec.4th in hopes of donations to save lives. As they have done this in the past, they advertise differently and more this year by having a bigger committee and lunch volunteering, in hopes of people willing to donate.

Strive for the blood drive

Tanner Marks, Staff Writer
December 3, 2024
Returning to HOSA regionals, this year taking place at Dakota High School on November 22nd , senior Aleksa Trpkovski competes with her teammates against other students from various schools. Even after having trouble deciding what topic to present, Trpkovski along with her teammates won 2nd place and looks forward to competing at States this upcoming April. “Getting called up to go on the stage to receive medals has been one of my favorite experiences at HOSA,” Trpkovski said.

Medical minds meet

Sofia Renata Cruz Navarro, Staff Writer
December 3, 2024
Drama club students discuss between fellow members about the events of the upcoming musical play “Marry Poppins”. “I was sitting there one day and I was thinking Thanksgiving oh my god it’s really good idea, thesgiving and then boom, it happened, ” head of the Drama Club Eric wells said.

Thanks to Thespians

Christian Ivezaj, Story Writer
December 3, 2024
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