HHS Freshman Zakovitch is Triple Threat Varsity Athlete
Allie Balcomb, Reporter
June 3, 2019
Filed under Hershey
Being a varsity athlete as a freshman for one sport is rare. But being a varsity athlete for three seasons is even rarer. Hershey High School freshman Julia Zakovitch been on the varsity squad for cross country, basketball, and softball. Zakovitch’s immense hard work of each sport, the fie...
Rising Star Freshman Courtney Moodie Helps Field Hockey Team to Championship
Adrianna Malena, Reporter
June 3, 2019
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When Hershey High School's girls field hockey team won the state championship, only one freshman was there ready to help. Hershey High School freshman Courtney Moodie was able to be this person for HHS, as they took the win in the state finals against Lower Dauphin. Moodie has proved herself ...
Ambler: Nerd, Cyclist, Dad: Jason Ambler Reaches New Heights at Hershey High School
Gina Roscoe, Reporter
June 3, 2019
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Driving 45 minutes every day. Is it worth the drive? Missing time with family. “It’s all about chasing the experience,” for Hershey High School teacher Jason Ambler. Jason Ambler is a life sciences teacher, the chair of the Science Department, a leader in Science Olympiad, and is also apar...
From Dance to Art, Jillian Goldstein Does it All with a Smile
Emma Russell, Reporter
June 3, 2019
Filed under Hershey
“I have a big personality, so you should have a lot to write about,” said Jillian “Jill” Goldstein. Each week, Goldstein, a Hershey High School freshman, spends many hours at class. Not her scheduled high school classes, dance class. Goldstein, even with her hectic schedule, manages to find...
Dunkin’ Donuts changes to just Dunkin’ and it’s National Donut Day
June 3, 2019
Filed under Hershey, Lifestyle
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HHS English Teachers Name Their Favorite Books
Chris Santiago and Angelina Memmi
May 31, 2019
Filed under Hershey
Almost everyone has that one book in their life that they can go back to again and again and reread with the same joy they had when they first read it. The thing we don’t think about however, is what books the teachers who help us understand literature enjoy to read. English teachers help in our...
Photo Essay: HHS Garden in Bloom
May 31, 2019
Filed under Hershey
The Hershey High School Garden, planted and maintained by the Garden Club, is in full bloom. Located behind the LGI, the Garden is home to a variety of flowers and vegetables including onions, cauliflower, and broccoli.
Taylor Koda Wins First Place in Science Fair
Benji Keeler, Reporter
May 30, 2019
Filed under Hershey
A Hershey High School sophomore won first place at state level science fairs with her project about EMPs. Taylor Koda is a sophomore at Hershey High School. She is the co-president of the Jane Austen Society, and takes both Chemistry and Physics classes as a 10th grader. Koda’s science fair pr...
Koepfer Gets a Kick Out of the Apollos: Myah Koepfer’s Performance in Anything Goes Earns Her an Apollo Awards Nomination
Alina Zang, Reporter
May 30, 2019
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Hershey
It was a “fairy dust moment.” That moment “where all the things we have been working for come together right as we go in to performance week,” said Michelle O’Brien, Hershey’s musical director, about this year’s winter musical Anything Goes. One of the key parts of the musical’s s...
Extracurriculars Have Value in College Applications Say Students
Riley Manjerovic, Reporter
May 30, 2019
Filed under Hershey
Sports, clubs, internships, and clubs all bear the definite value for college applicants. Students at Hershey High School and neighboring Palmyra High School said participating in extracurriculars definitely helped them in their college application process. Having sports, clubs and other activiti...
Photo Essay: Downtown Hershey hosts Hershey Arts and Culture Festival
Sophia DeDonatis and Talon Smith
May 29, 2019
Filed under Hershey
Organization, Planners, and Drive
Talon Smith, Reporter
May 29, 2019
Filed under Hershey
Musical. Dance. Minithon. Honors chem, english, and world history. Precalc. Human anatomy. Volunteering. Tutoring. And a social life. Sounds like quite a lot for a single student to take on, especially under modern day levels of stress. Hershey High School sophomore Lola Berra manages to do it all. S...
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