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Remembering Bob Saget’s Legacy
January 18, 2022
Hospital rooms and nurses offices fill with patients as COVID-19 continues to spread.
Mandating vaccines
January 4, 2022
Breanna Valentine (24) sorts through the donated art and fidget supplies. I really enjoyed [donating to this drive]. I feel that helping your community is such a great thing to do, Valentine said.
Strive for the drive
November 8, 2021
A sign advertising jobs rests near the JWMHS bus pick up loop. By S. McNulty
The Staffing Dilemma
October 25, 2021
Kaelyn Rosa (‘24) works on her schoolwork during her ranch class.
Court is in session
September 30, 2021
From a Cadet to a champion
January 12, 2022
The outstanding senior at J.W. Mitchell High School is recognized by Gregg Schindler for her superb contribution to the school and community.
Leading to learn
January 4, 2022
Mr. Black sits at his desk, grading papers to give back to his students.
Black’s backstory
November 8, 2021
Caroline Knight (23) smacks the ball over the net for a kill against Sunlake High School.
Killin’ it
October 25, 2021
An example of a ring created by Madison Zirbel.
Bending the wire
October 4, 2021
New and old Christmas movie classics
January 12, 2022
While wrapping Christmas presents, listening to classic Christmas songs help get some people into the holiday spirit.
New vs old Christmas music
January 12, 2022
After decorating the tree Kayleigh Girard (‘24) and Aerial Stonis (‘24), who helped to decorate, stayed up late, and watched a Halloween movie. The tree is currently still up and decorated for the next holiday.
Lighting up like a Christmas tree
January 12, 2022
Robert Hynes (‘25) sets up logs for a bonfire while Mark Hynes (‘23) and Michael Pekarek (‘24) conversate at their neighbors house on Nov. 18. The weather dipped into the 60’s, making it cold enough to have a bonfire. “I set up the logs, but I needed help making the actual fire from my brother. After it got darker and the fire started, the fire was super relaxing and we also eventually made s’mores,” Hynes said.
Got winter plans? If not, we got you.
January 12, 2022
:Students started taking mirrors down in the boys’ bathrooms as a way of joining the trend on TikTok called “Devious Licks”.
Vandalism in the bathrooms
December 7, 2021
Coach Jason Vetter and his players gather up in a circle to encourage and inform the players of upcoming games and events. After finishing his talk with the team, they gathered into two groups and started their practice for their upcoming game of the season on Nov. 30.
Take your positions
January 12, 2022
Devoted to her sport
January 12, 2022
The venue at which Jake Paul fought Tyron Woodley.
The rematch
January 4, 2022
Captain Logan OLeary (22) demonstrates with Nicholas Mastracchio (24) and gives tips before the team starts practicing each move on Dec. 2.
Get ready to rumble
January 4, 2022
The outstanding senior at J.W. Mitchell High School is recognized by Gregg Schindler for her superb contribution to the school and community.
Leading to learn
January 4, 2022
Youstina Shenouda (’24) advocates for the stop of gun violence. “I believe that gun violence can be reduced while also respecting the rights of responsible gun owners,” Shenouda said.
Guns in Hollywood
January 12, 2022
Travel during break
January 12, 2022
Side taken on sounds of the season
January 4, 2022
The staff implements specific safety regulations for on-campus student drivers in order to help prevent reckless driving in the parking lot.
Behind the scenes of the senior lot
December 9, 2021
Lunch Problems
Lunch Problems
October 25, 2021
This is Halloween
October 25, 2021
“Etc…” performs an original song titled, “Nothing” at 9:47 pm on Sat., Sept. 25. The track includes a loud and energetic tune that had the crowd jumping. “I wrote it about the end of summer, and it’s a song that repeats itself. The chorus is 1 line over and over and the verses all follow the same structure. I think it makes it catchy.” Hynes said.
Rock, Roll, Etc…
October 25, 2021
Denmark, Copenhagen - March 19, 2018. The English pop singer Harry Styles performs a live concert at Royal Arena in Copenhagen.
The comeback of concerts
August 31, 2021
Drama in the theater
Drama in the theater
August 30, 2021
Holiday Lights in Tampa Bay
December 20, 2016

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New and old Christmas movie classics

Keira Walter, staff reporter
January 12, 2022
While wrapping Christmas presents, listening to classic Christmas songs help get some people into the holiday spirit.

New vs old Christmas music

Hanna Carberry-Simmering, staff reporter
January 12, 2022
After decorating the tree Kayleigh Girard (‘24) and Aerial Stonis (‘24), who helped to decorate, stayed up late, and watched a Halloween movie. The tree is currently still up and decorated for the next holiday.

Lighting up like a Christmas tree

Bella Melby-Mazzei, staff reporter
January 12, 2022
Robert Hynes (‘25) sets up logs for a bonfire while Mark Hynes (‘23) and Michael Pekarek (‘24) conversate at their neighbors house on Nov. 18. The weather dipped into the 60’s, making it cold enough to have a bonfire. “I set up the logs, but I needed help making the actual fire from my brother. After it got darker and the fire started, the fire was super relaxing and we also eventually made s’mores,” Hynes said.

Got winter plans? If not, we got you.

Aerial Stonis, staff reporter
January 12, 2022
:Students started taking mirrors down in the boys’ bathrooms as a way of joining the trend on TikTok called “Devious Licks”.

Vandalism in the bathrooms

Hanna Carberry-Simmering, staff reporter
December 7, 2021
Farr and his friend decorate cookies on Nov. 2 for Dia de Muertos. Farr is attending his first year in Spanish National Honors Society and gets to experience this day with his new friends in the club. I love decorating cookies and eating them today, Farr.

A time to remember

Keira Walter, staff reporter
December 7, 2021
Cailin Wilson (22) sits on the rooftop of a parking garage near the University of Tampa. Photo provided by Cailin Wilson.

Oh, SNAP!

Emma Diehl, Editor-in-chief
September 17, 2021
Conill finishes her assignment during first period for anatomy and physiology. She had worked with other classmates, making new friends in her classes. “It is one of my hardest classes because there is a lot of words that I need to learn because in Catalan or Spanish [language] is different,” Conill said. Photo by Keira Walter.

Far from home

Keira Walter, Staff Reporter
September 14, 2021
Labor Day weekend, Jake Misemer, father of AJ Misemer (‘23) walks across the deck of the family stilt house. The family arrived by boat that morning from Port Richey. Photo taken by Ms. Susan McNulty (FAC).

Vacations at Sea

Bella Melby-Mazzei, Staff Reporter
September 10, 2021

Off of online

Ashley Hoskins
September 2, 2021
Adriana Richardson sits in Ms. Hampton’s AP World History class. Reading through the textbook, she writes down important facts about the chapter. “I was working on my outlines for chapter nine on Islam,” Richardson said.

Advancing to the future

Bella Melby-Mazzei
September 2, 2021
Looking for a place to work? As of Aug. 27, Culvers located in Trinity is one of many places hiring now. By Luke Cartiglia

Now hiring?

Luke Cartiglia
August 31, 2021
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