By Sandra Pedersen
Let’s face the facts: many high school relationships are short-lived. For a select few, however, staying together beyond graduation is a reality.
Continue reading “When High School Sweethearts Defy the Odds”
By Kiran D’Souza
Once considered fringe clubs, Debate and Mock Trial have made immense improvement over the past year, gaining confidence for their upcoming competitions.
Continue reading “Unsung Successes of Debate and Mock Trial”
By Spencer Klein
Hello. Before I begin, I’d like to mention that I don’t like to brag. I’m bad at it, but because of the nature of this article and pressure from my editor, this piece involves a lot of it. So stick with me — there’s a message. You just have to endure the flex of the century.
Continue reading “With Pride: Drum Major Reflects on Rose Parade Experience”
By Jordan Snyder
Each Saturday night at 9:30 p.m., student volunteers arrive at Mercer Island Presbyterian Church, ready to spend the evening providing free rides home to other MIHS students.
By Ben Capuano
Senior Jack Hamilton’s been representing MIHS under the sea by plunging into the unique world of scuba diving in the Pacific Northwest.
Continue reading “Jack Hamilton Dives Into His Passion for SCUBA”
By Max Hense
With the school year in full swing, teachers are working harder than ever, including a host of staff members who have assumed new roles at MIHS.
By Sandra Pedersen
“I joined French Honor Society because I love French,” FHS President Mari Nielsen explained. “I’ve always loved the class and I’ve always loved the culture.”
By Charlie Fischer
Despite being in the midst of college applications, many seniors remain undecided about their future after high school. Some students, however, have already committed to a more unconventional route: education through the armed services.
Continue reading “Seniors Look Toward Military Route for College”
By Natalie Chen
Members of the Island Friends Jr. Guild have been making ripples across the community, from raising awareness about mental health to supporting the Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine Unit at Seattle Children’s Hospital.
Continue reading “Island Friends Jr. Guild: Advocates for Mental Health”
By Sandra Pedersen
Following the unexpected departure of the previous Business Law teacher, MIHS admins have been working to find someone to fill the position.
Continue reading “Barber Begins Role in Business Law Program”
