Club Updates: Changes happening this month

January 21, 2021

Film Club now has a new sponsor: Mr. Benjamin Boruff, English teacher. “A friend and I, we like to travel around Midwest and go to artsy theaters to watch foreign and indie movies, and I just enjoy helping (Film Club) out,” Mr Boruff said.

African American Culture Club will be changing their name to Black Culture Club. “It was a decision made by the membership base, so not the adults. The students decided this,” Sponsor Mrs. Jennifer Dettlo, Spanish teacher, said.

The first Mustang Mental Health meeting was held virtually on Jan 20 with the help of SAC. “Most of it will be about providing peer support through a student-led mental health resource,” Ava Quasney, founder and senior, said. Contact Ava at [email protected] for more information.

The heart of the center

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EVIL ORB Practicing the scene with the Witch’s spying orb, senior Logan Hayes and junior Emma Potchen run through the scene.

Looking toward the lights: Munster Education Foundation holds Holiday Lights Experience

ALL VOICES MATTER Around the table, junior Audra Cabiness, senior Grace Wang, science teacher Michael Bakker, sophomore Nina Hestjean, senior Claire Piriczky and senior Eileen Eriks discuss with state representative Mike Andrade. Members discussed data centers being built in northwest Indiana and their effects on the environment.

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LIGHTING UP THE BLOCK Participating in the Holiday Lights Fundraiser, the residents on the corner of Greenwood and Elliot display their decorations. If they win, it will be their second year holding the title.

Munster lights up town, Munster Education Foundation raising money for schools

MHS implements two new clubs

Dungeons and Dragons Dungeons and Dragons Club is a new, unofficial club to MHS with sponsor Mr. Ben Boruff, English teacher. More and more peopl...

BUILD FOR THE FUTURE Working on their pages, Alison Lee, senior, and Reena Alsakaji, junior, help each other with design. "I love working on InDesign, but it can be really good to have a second opinion," Reena said. "I like that Alison and I can just work smoothly with one another. We both throw out ideas back and forth and come up with a solution."

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POSE FOR THE CAMERA Sharing a laugh, Ellie Brennan, senior, Sara Proggler, junior and seniors Emily Sun and Robyn DeJoan pose together.

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Club Updates: Changes happening this month

The heart of the center

Off to the see The Wizard

Making a splash

Looking toward the lights: Munster Education Foundation holds Holiday Lights Experience

A whole new environment: Enviromental Club travels to Indianapolis in honor of Renewable Energy Day

Munster lights up town, Munster Education Foundation raising money for schools

MHS implements two new clubs

At a glance: A look into issue 8

MHS holds first indoor dance since 2020

At a glance: A look into issue 7

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