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Football Backtalk: If you could be the GOAT (Greatest of All Time) of anything, what would it be?

September 16, 2021 • No Comments

By the numbers: Fall sports marches toward respective goals

September 15, 2021 • No Comments

Football home games left: 1 next game: Highland at 7 p.m. (away) Volleyball home games left: 4 next game: Valparaiso at 5 p.m. (home) Girls' Cross Country home games left: 0 next game: New Prairie at 8 a.m. (away) Boys'...

Volleyball nets fierce competition September 14, 2021
‘This is who I’m playing for’: Football returns to full-capacity games, plays against East Chicago Sept. 3 September 1, 2021
Kicking off: fall sports begin season August 30, 2021

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Students reflect on passing of peer, GoFundMe reaches its goal

Atarah Israel, Editor-in-Chief • October 19, 2021

Hours after the unfortunate news was announced during seventh hour Oct. 7, the Snapchat stories of students were flooded with condolences for the family of William Earls, senior,...

BOWLING LANE: Bowling club members wave to the crowd in the homecoming parade.

Bowling Team kicks off their season

October 11, 2021

With the first regional match today, the Bowling Team has thrown itself full force into its practice regiment. The club has been meeting every Tuesday and Sunday at Stardust Bowling...

HAULING AROUND Walking in the hallway, students head to their fourth hour MRT.

Principal's Advisory meets tonight, research begins for future possibility of block scheduling

Atarah Israel, Editor-in-Chief • October 11, 2021

Correction Oct. 12, 2021: Due to a typo, this story originally indicated block scheduling will return this year. As of now, MHS is not to return to block scheduling this year. Research...

Seniors Ellie Brennan, Anushka Majety, Maddi Bell, Sana Khan, Mallika Kerallavarma, Emily Sun, Regan Newby, Rebecca Franco, Carsyn Sobczak and Robyn Dejoan pose in their nerd day costumes. “I love spirit week,” Robyn DeJoan, senior, said. “Dressing up is so fun and I love to see everyone’s creativity.”

Waiting for a dance: students look forward to the first dance since Turnabout two years ago

Atarah Israel, Editor-in-Chief • September 16, 2021

Between finding a group to go with, and figuring out how to tailor her dress, Khusi Jhaveri, senior, has her hands full for Homecoming. Like other students, preparing for the dance...

IN GOOD HANDS Arman Kumar, senior, and Sierra Sweeny, senior, discuss Student Government’s upcoming Homecoming plans. Student Government also plans drives, donates to charities, and distributes funds to clubs. “Generally at these meetings, there’s an agenda we need to discuss,” Arman said. “We collectively come up with ideas that we feel represent the student body.”

They got your back: Student Government discusses their function

Gage Hoekstra, PR Manager • September 16, 2021

Tasked with representing the student body, Student Government serves as both leaders and ambassadors. Members propose new ideas, while teachers, students and administrators are...

PAINT, PAINT, PAINT Working on the senior CEC house, Laila Mosley, senior, puts on the first coat of paint for the blue sky. “The house is really coming together and it’s so fun to make,” Laila said. “I feel like it reflects our colorful personalities.

Under construction: CEC continues during the Homecoming season

Lauren Hoogeveen, Page Editor • September 16, 2021

COVID-19 has caused many changes to Homecoming, but CEC continues to work diligently on their playhouses for today’s Homecoming parade. Seniors chose a Candyland themed playhouse,...