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  • Student council and class officers meet to discuss homecoming and other upcoming school events.

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    New freshmen officer position promises financial success

  • Ella Ellrich (’25) reads Harry Styles feature in Better Homes & Gardens magazine. The magazine came out on April 26th to promote Harry’s House.

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    Shining light on popstar Harry Styles

  • Even though the scouts is a great learning experience for young men, this court case proves that without appropriate screening of leaders boys are at more of a risk to be assaulted.

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    Boy Scouts of America sexual assault cases bring attention to abuse of young men

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    Popular artists set to drop new music

  • Brown Jacksons confirmation represents President Bidens campaign promise to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court.

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    Senate confirms Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court

  • Claire White (‘23) pulls “The Catcher in the Rye” by J. D. Salinger from the array of banned books in Mrs. Houseknecht’s room. Salinger’s novel was removed from curriculum in Summerville, SC in 2001 due to parent complaints about the filthy, filthy book.

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    ‘Inappropriate’ books incite arguments over content suited for children

  • Drawing activities done in Coburns class hung up around the hallway. Students solve problems and find the right color or shape to draw inside the grid.

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    Coburn maintains math engagement

  • Students in Mr. Sobels intermediate and advanced guitar classes listening to senior Ben Pfitzinger play a solo piece.

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    Music classes are more than just playing an instrument

  • Jews remain the most targeted religion in hate crimes according to FBI crime statistics. As reflected in the graph, Anti-Semitic incidents have increased by over 94 percent over the past decade.

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    Synagogue hostage crisis is symptomatic of a pandemic of hate

  • Sarah League (’22) and Eliza Nixon (’22) work on their novel for NaNoWriMo. Both accomplished their goal to finish with 50,000 words.

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    Stuller’s class persevered through National November Writing Month

  • Mac Tiller (’22), Matthew Storey (’23), Joe Sheckells (’22), study for upcoming Marketing unit test. They studied the marketing mix this unit.

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    Presenter proves endless possibilities in business

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    Astroworld festival deemed a concert that will not be forgotten

  • Xander van Dorpe (’23), John Venn (’23), Emerson Lehnert (’22), Harshini Arumugam (’22), Emma Perez (’22), (second row) Jordan Freeman (‘23), Aidan Sabo (’23), Zach Jacobs (’22), Parker Knight (’22), and Brendan Keller (’22) listen to Mr. Schreiner (not pictured) explain the agenda for the meeting. FBLA’s members made sure to wear their masks even after school hours.

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    FBLA students dress for success

  • These are examples from students of their great note taking skills. Colors and bolded words are used in order to make words clear and easier to remember, use the methods in the photos for beneficial not taking.

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    Study and organization tips students can utilize

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    Special Education department welcomes Mr. Wischhusen

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Michael Earp (‘25), Sam Stewart-Sicking (‘24), and Colin Kurniawan (‘24) sprint out of the gates. They ran in the Medium Boys Varsity race.

Hereford hosts annual Bull Run Invitational

Jay Goetz, Sports Editor • September 30, 2022

Introduction to Journalism contributors: Samantha Robbins, Hailey Streckfus. Hereford cross country athletes took part in the Hereford Bull Run Saturday, Sep 17th. The course was originally designed...

Principal Covert chats with a student in the hallway. He wanted to continue connecting with students this year following his promotion to prinicpal.

Principal Covert emphasizes importance of Hereford community

Sydney Goorevitz and Henry Hottenstein • September 30, 2022

Introduction to Journalism contributors: Kay Duncan, Maddie Herring, Caitlin Meeker. Hereford’s principal Robert Covert is approaching his new position with a focus on community input and communication....

Officer Croft swipes his key card to enter the front doors of the building. In his office, Croft kept an eye on the hallways and entrances around the school.

Texas elementary school shooting renews emphasis on school safety

Anna Knepley, Co Editor-in-Chief • June 9, 2022

After Texas’s deadliest school shooting in modern history, public outcry for stricter gun control has become more prevalent. Many public figures are sharing their opinions in the media, along with local...

Students Amelia Clark (’22), Grace Wagaman (‘22) and Jack Bennett (’22) pose after stocking the Little Free Library with books.

Little Free Library draws in new readers

Henry Hottenstein, Reporter • May 9, 2022

The National English Honors Society is working to increase the number of readers. To accomplish this the NEHS has rebuilt the Little Free Library over spring break. Little Free Library is a global book...

The Little Mermaid marks first school musical in over three years

“The Little Mermaid” marks first school musical in over three years

Matt Campbell, Reporter • April 9, 2022

A return to normalcy this school year means a return to the stage for Hereford’s theatre department. After the success of the fall play, The Alibis, Mr. Chris Rose and company are back in the auditorium...

Andy Hicks(´22) holding one of the new chicks outside of its enclosure.

New flock joins ¨The Herd¨

Sydney Goorevitz, Reporter • March 31, 2022

As of March 1st, eight new chicks joined Hereford ´ s agriculture program. They are a mix of Rhode Island Red and Plymouth Rock, also known as Barred Rock. Their purpose is to teach students currently...

Hereford’s elevator usage riddled with ups and downs

Jay Goetz, Reporter • March 26, 2022

Many have an irrational fear of being stuck in an elevator. For some, this has become a reality.   Elevators have been used at Hereford since 1992 when the first elevator was installed in the main...

Custodians’ hard work goes unnoticed

Custodians’ hard work goes unnoticed

Nick Munro, Reporter • March 23, 2022

The trash situation has surged all year as many students do not clean up after themselves, thankfully custodians keep our school a clean and education friendly environment. The janitorial staff does everything...

Mistreatment on buses continues as the bus driver shortage grows

Mistreatment on buses continues as the bus driver shortage grows

Sienna Ford, Reporter • March 23, 2022

Not everyone takes the bus but those that do understand the frustration. The biggest issue that occurs on the bus is people mistreating each other. It’s not rare to hear a slur or a derogatory remark...

Mathis quotes Maya Angelo on her poster for a protest. She went to the Black Lives Matter protest in Hereford on June 20, 2020.

Hereford’s women activists take charge

Maria Maltese, Reporter • March 21, 2022

Women’s History Month is finally here! Women have worked for their rights and have played a big role in many people’s lives. They are mothers, sisters, grandmothers, stepmothers, friends and teachers...

Encouraging words tell people to express their creativity, so others will do the same. The art wing hung up the sign on their wall.

Alternative art opportunities presented at Hereford

Sophie Shive, Reporter • March 17, 2022

Hereford High School’s art program offers opportunities and lessons in photography, music, art, theatre, and dance. However, sometimes students can’t squeeze in the electives, or they just want to...

Russian hostility towards Ukraine offers educational opportunities in American schools

Aleia Yeager, Reporter • March 15, 2022

Education allows students to gain a worldly knowledge that future benefits and allows an understanding of how society works. The application of concepts is a necessary component for successful learning....

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