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March 11, 2021
Covid Dictionary

Covid Dictionary

Max Lindenmayer, Chris Perez, and Henry Hofferth
March 10, 2021

PREVAILING THROUGHOUT IT ALL: Student and Staff Stories of Trial and Triumph

March 10, 2021
MAT TO SEMI-STATE At Hobart High School Munster wrestler, junior Gabe Tienstra faces opponent for spot in semi-state tournament “I have trained this whole season for this moment i have faced this opponent twice before and I’m confident in my moves but I always have to stay assertive and tactical ” Tienstra said.

Toughing it out: Wrestling team wraps up season

Alexis Perez, Design Editor
February 17, 2021
PREPARE TO PREFORM Practicing her jazz routine, Clara Zuniga, senior, prepares for the upcoming Munster Invitational. The dance team has high hopes and plans on giving their all. “We have been adding on practices to clean up both dances so we can compete them at the invitational,” Zuniga said.

Dance team prepares for Invitationals Jan. 23

Atarah Israel, managing editor
January 19, 2021
DRIBBLE IT, PASS IT: At their practice on Dec. 3, Mia Unzueta, freshman, runs dribbling drills with her teammates. Having a few bumps in the road due to Covid-19, “With a couple of girls being ill, we all work together as a team and fight through it,” she said.

Conquering the court

Alexis Perez, Design Editor
December 10, 2020
OPINION: A lonely holiday now, a better one next year

OPINION: A lonely holiday now, a better one next year

Linda Ramirez, Page Editor
December 10, 2020
HIGHS AND LOWS Although it is easy to attribute all of our shortcomings this year to the unfortunate events of 2020, it is extremely important to examine the causing factors these mishaps.(cartoon by Daniel Nozick)

In a New World

Crier Staff
October 1, 2020
Adorned in her mask, Emma Jez, freshman, stretches during her physical education class.

In a class of their own

Gage Hoekstra, Page Editor
September 3, 2020
During sixth hour Ms. Hannah Fus smiles for a picture wearing her clear mask. Facial expressions are a crucial component to learning ASL. “Some issues I’ve come across is being able to read the students faces,” Ms. Fus explains. “I wear a mask with a clear part around my nose down to the chin so the students can see my facial expressions without too much trouble.”

Mask life

Lana Salahieh, Editor-in-Chief
September 3, 2020
Linda Ramirez, page editor

Together with teachers

Linda Ramirez, Page editor
September 3, 2020
A Message from Mr. Mike Wells, principal

A Message from Mr. Mike Wells, principal

September 3, 2020
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