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Emery Julian (’24) and Adriana Richardson (’24) start their Valentine’s Day festivities early with a heart-shaped donut surprise before school. “We’re the cutest,” remarked Julian.
The Valentine’s Day itinerary.
February 15, 2023
Greta Thunberg’s arrest in Germany
Greta Thunberg’s arrest in Germany
February 6, 2023
A photo is taken of the Buffalo Bills field and stadium taken from above in the M&T Bank Suite area. This game was against the Minnesota Vikings on Nov. 13, at Highmark Stadium
The countdown begins
January 31, 2023
Kaithlyn Tubens (23) works hard to collect data for her research project.
Rockstar researchers
January 27, 2023
Copy and paste
Copy and paste
January 25, 2023
A black and gold blast from the past
A black and gold blast from the past
January 17, 2023
The Hoofbeat staff gathers together for a celebration in Room 517 on the last full school day of the year.
On the beat
May 25, 2022
At the Berkeley Track and Field Invitational on March 12, Adam Buonanno places 5th in the shot put competition with a distance of 42 feet 10.25 inches.
Throwing his way to states
May 25, 2022
On March 11, Kieleigh Hamor competes at the Berkeley Track and Field Invitational, where she hit 2.73 meters on pole vault.
Pushing herself to the limit
May 25, 2022
Gregg Schindler feature stories
April 26, 2022
Genevieve Tucker (26) is preparing to take 3 AP classes and 1 DE, including phycology.
AP vs. DE
March 2, 2023
David Nappi (‘24) incorporates lifting weights in his workouts. He goes to the gym six days a week, for around 45 minutes each day. “My bench press is 265 on my deadlift, my best deadlift is 315, and my best squat is about 350,” Nappi said.
Building a new me
March 2, 2023
College and Career Specialist, Michele Chamberlin (FAC), celebrates with Katherine O’Ryan as she is committed to attend Florida State University in the fall to study Political Science and will be studying abroad in London for her first semester. Mrs. Chamberlin post pictures of seniors who are accepted or committed to colleges on her Instagram.
Whats your major?
March 2, 2023
Picking your future
Picking your future
February 15, 2023
Starting off the new year sleepy? Maybe you should have accounted for the earlier start time and less days off.
New schedule blues
January 17, 2023
Steady hands, endless ambition
Steady hands, endless ambition
March 2, 2023
Driven by passion
Driven by passion
January 17, 2023
At the rivalry game against River Ridge on Sep. 9 the girls set up in four lines and performed their cheers to help keep the Stang Gangs spirit alive through the entire game.
Kicking it up a notch
October 31, 2022
Carter Fields (‘23) gets ready to get in position to defend against The Villages Charter on Oct. 7, at their homecoming game. The team ended up winning with a score of 30-20. “[The defenses greatest strength is] reading what the offense is gonna do before they do it, and coverage,” Fields said.
Let’s go, defense!
October 31, 2022
Starting the kickoff
September 8, 2022
The return of the Mandalorian
The return of the Mandalorian
March 2, 2023
Avatar or Ava-naur?
Avatar or Ava-naur?
January 20, 2023
Melvi Ballabani (‘25) sits in the stands at the Mitchell football game on Aug. 26th against Gulf where Mitchell won 49-0. BeReal takes a photo using the front of his camera, and the back of his camera to show his surroundings at the game.
Being Real
September 8, 2022
The photo shows Julienne Sochacki (‘23) smiling after her performance. Photo provided by Alyssa baker (‘24)
Talent Show Winners
March 23, 2022
New releases
March 6, 2022
A word of advice
A word of advice
March 2, 2023
Spring crossword key
Spring crossword key
February 23, 2023
Road raging
Road raging
January 26, 2023
Copy and paste
Copy and paste
January 25, 2023
Mr. John Scott (FAC), and Ms. Michell Herring (FAC) comfort actors who came from River Ridge High School, to enact Prom Promise.
Prom Promise impacts students on March 9
March 12, 2022
This two-toned painting created by Alyssa King (’24) highlights her skilled use and understanding of color. Not only were paints used, but she also took a more unique approach to add detail by stabbing holes in bits of the canvas and burning other areas.
Painting a different picture
February 2, 2023
Peace in originality
Peace in originality
January 13, 2023

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Kaithlyn Tubens (23) works hard to collect data for her research project.

Rockstar researchers

Maya Hernandez
January 27, 2023
Road raging

Road raging

Maya Hernandez
January 26, 2023
The Model UN club prepares to host their final mock conference by setting up the tables with each delegation name, a flag, and pencils.

Anything but MUNdane

Maya Hernandez, Staff Reporter
May 26, 2022
Caption: Titus Johnson plays on the far left in a Mario Brothers themed skit during the bands Prism concert in December.

[Photo] Playing his way to the top

March 6, 2022
Plan your year with Ms. Cortier

Plan your year with Ms. Cortier

Maya Hernandez, Staff Reporter
February 6, 2022
Hot, hot, oh they got it!

Hot, hot, oh they got it!

Maya Hernandez, staff reporter
January 12, 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

Maya Hernandez, staff reporter
January 12, 2022
Hospital rooms and nurses offices fill with patients as COVID-19 continues to spread.

Mandating vaccines

Maya Hernandez, Staff Reporter
January 4, 2022
A sign advertising jobs rests near the JWMHS bus pick up loop. By S. McNulty

The Staffing Dilemma

Maya Hernandez, staff reporter
October 25, 2021
An example of a ring created by Madison Zirbel.

Bending the wire

Maya Hernandez, staff reporter
October 4, 2021
Ms. Nicole Rosenberg sits at her computer. Photo by Maya Hernandez

A staff is born

Maya Hernandez, Staff reporter
September 17, 2021
Teaching his students, Edward Willoughby (FAC) deepens the knowledge of the future generation. Willoughby taught earth/space science to a multitude of students. “I do have hope for the future as slim as it might be, as cynical as I can be. I think if the people in our government take action now, we can turn this whole thing around and I prefer the planet to be nowhere between a cold wasteland or a barren desert,” Willoughby said. Photo by M. Hernandez

Can we beat the heat?

Maya Hernandez, staff reporter
September 2, 2021
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