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Preach to the Choir

October 17, 2024
John Kullerstrand
WE’RE AN HONOR Posing for a photo, freshman Olivia Mack and juniors Ben Coble, William Keegan, Jovi Savaglio and Raghuram Subramanian smile together.

As part of the 2024 school year, the MHS Choir honors five students named to the Indiana All-State Honor’s Choir. The five students, including freshman Olivia Mack and juniors Ben Coble, William Keegan, Jovi Savaglio and Raghuram Subramanian, will be performing in January at Fort Wayne among an ensemble of choir students across Indiana.

“I’m excited to perform challenging music with an extremely talented group of musicians,” Coble said. “One of my favorite things is participating in clinics or rehearsals with ‘guest educators’ and learning a different approach.”

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“WAVE THERAPY” Displayed at Indiana University Northwest in Gary, art teacher Elena Lopez’s “Wave Therapy” is displayed. Her piece was created with acrylic on canvas and linen. “We had a lot of discussion about whether or not the pieces should be sewn together or attached to something so that they could just be put back up much easier. I didn’t want that, because in my mind, I thought, if this ever gets a chance to be seen anywhere else, I might not have this size. I might have to pull certain pieces for that particular space,” she said.
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CRACKING THE CODE Looking at a computer, junior Tatyana Glowa and freshmen Julissa Gil and John Bellahcen go through practice images in business teacher Ryan Popa’s room. The three students are apart of one of the three Cyberpatriot teams, Echo. “I started knowing practically nothing and quickly learned how everything works,” Bellahcen said. “I really love competition days where you and your team get 95% percent of the image complete and then have to lock in and as a team work through problems together.”
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John Kullerstrand
John Kullerstrand, Photographer Trainer
My name is John Kullerstrand - Junior, photojournalist at MHS. Soon-to-be recipient of the CIA's award for excellence in journalism.