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The Student News Site of Munster High School

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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.

 

All content by 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.

[Photo] Preach to the Choir

October 17, 2024
JAZZ IT UP After school in the middle school band room, Mr. Nolan Lehman, band director, plays “Happy Birthday” on his trumpet.

[Photo] Welcome aboard: MHS introduces 12 new staff members

August 26, 2024
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[Photo] Diploma dilemma: Indiana Department of Education Proposes New Diploma for 2029

Emily Dywan and Emma Starkey
May 22, 2024
LEAVING A LESSON Presenting a speech at Little Italy in Dyer for publication’s banquet May 1, Ms. Sarah-Anne Lanman, publications adviser, centers her speech around three lessons she has learned throughout her time at MHS. The lessons she mentioned were: hold on to it, let it go, and work it out. “I was very proud of my speech,” Ms. Lanman said. “All those lessons were ultimately the main things I learned throughout my time here, starting with Mrs. Hastings.”

[Photo] Lanman’s lasting impact: Ms. Lanman leaves after 11 years at MHS

Dorothy Lakshmanamurthy, Deadline Manager
May 15, 2024
CROWNS DONT BRING FROWNS After being crowned prom queen and king at Best Buddies prom April 25, senior Riley Galosich and sophomore Jeffery Piljac, pose for a photograph. “Best Buddies prom has always been a club favorite,” Olivia Hughes, senior and club president, said. “I felt this event was a huge success, we all had so much fun spending time together.” (photo by john kullerstrand)

[Photo] Best Buddies prepares for Friendship Fair May 25

Emily Dywan, Page Editor
May 15, 2024
FRESH OUT OF THE BOX After opening the first box of yearbooks at the May 1 publications banquet, Vivianna Rodriguez, senior, holds up this year’s yearbook. “A book filled with my own creations for others to see is an outstanding feeling, and I’m glad I got to share it with everyone,” Vivianna said.

[Photo] Embracing the last moments: A look back on senior year

May 15, 2024
HERE’S THE SCOOP Standing in front of the class during the April 11 Environmental Club meeting, seniors Lily Hestjean and Eden Cook, explain the preparation needed for the upcoming Earth Day event.

[Photo] Issue 9 at a glance: Musical achievements and club updates

April 18, 2024
MINION MAHEIM Posing in front of the Mustang mural, seniors Lucas Collier Isaiah Swider, Brandon Petrovski, Myles Shipps, Sam Marich, and Vasili Papageorge dress up as a clan of Minions. (photo by john kullerstrand)

[Photo] Spirit week halftime: Recap of the first three days

April 17, 2024
TO THE VAULT During practice, Matthew Zuccarelli, senior, takes a running start to practice his pole vaulting technique. (photo by John Kullerstrand)

[Photo] Let the games begin: A look into the track and field events

Gabriella Van Horne, Page Editor
March 13, 2024
JUMP, JUMP Jumping into the air, Jermaine Coney, senior, shoots a a layup with Caden Atkins, senior, following at Munster’s game versus Highland, on January 11, winning 69-43. “It was a regular game for us, we just came in and had to handle business,” Coney said.

[Photo] In it to win it: Boys’ basketball prepares for post season with hopes to reign strong

Gabriella Van Horne, Page Editor
February 2, 2024
Help wanted: In honor of the Five Nights at Freddy's movie releasing tonight, Crier staffers review three FNAF games

Help wanted: In honor of the Five Nights at Freddy’s movie releasing tonight, Crier staffers review three FNAF games

Karla Aguilar, John Kullerstrand, Gabriella Van Horne, and Emma Starkey
November 20, 2023
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[Photo] Make yourself at home: Students rank their favorite class comforts with construction nearing completion

Emily Dywan, Story Editor
November 16, 2023
READ MY LINES Memorizing character lines for their one-act “The Yellow Boat,” junior Evvy Kikkert and senior Clover Sarkady read from their pamphlet. MTC is having their performance Nov. 10-12 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. The show thematically follows childhood resilience, primarily focusing on a boy named Benjamin’s point of view. Tickets can be purchased at munaud.org.

[Photo] Issue 3 at a glance: Reflection on past events and a look into upcoming

October 26, 2023
SECONDS TO GO Turning the ball around, Maya Maldonando, sophomore, saves the ball before it goes out of bounds at the Sept. 16 home game against South Bend.

[Photo] Wrapping Up: A recap of the fall sports’ seasons and remaining games

Dorothy Lakshmanamurthy and Lauren Hoogeveen
October 26, 2023
SET THE SCENE Marija Pavlic and Wesley Harle, sophomores, and Josh Decker, Clover Sarkady, Delaney Craig, seniors, stand on stage to rehearse for “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” This play takes place in the 1940s. “Despite the time it was written, the 1500s, we’ve been balancing the date by setting it in the 1940s.” Wesley said.

[Photo] The merry wives of Munster: MTC prepares for upcoming production of Shakespeare

Kylee Barnes, Page Editor
September 29, 2023
TENNIS FINESSE At practice, Michael Fesko, senior, prepares to rebound the ball back to Coach Spohr. Fesko states that, “Everytime I go to play a match my personal goal is to find a way to win, help out the team, and to win as many matches as I can.” “Our team slogan is ‘Now or Never’, as we have a lot of seniors, so we are aiming to accomplish a lot for our last season together.” Fesko finishes by saying, “I want to give everything I have to this last year so I can look back with no regrets when I am done.” (photo by marianna young)

Keep the ball rolling: Fall sports gallery

Lexi Villalobos, Marianna Young, John Kullerstrand, Aaron Alvarez, and Heidy Sanchez
August 30, 2023
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