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The Broadcaster

Freshman Election

Ava Sheppard, Layout September 1, 2022

     Attention all freshman, flyers for the upcoming election are officially allowed to be put up around the school, however they must be approved by the main office first.  Any negative comments about...

Then and Now

Elaina Joyner, Reporter May 23, 2019

Then & Now with Jacob Ely Senior Jacob Ely moved from Lakewood Ranch, Florida to Hershey the summer before his fifth grade. Ely has played multiple sports since moving to Hershey because he wanted...

Anna Coulter, a freshman, poses for a picture on Friday May, 17, 2019. She played volleyball, basketball, and softball for the high school this past year. (Broadcaster/Samantha Andrews)

Three of a Kind: Freshman Anna Coulter Balances, Excels at Three High School Sports

Samantha Andrews, Reporter May 21, 2019

Swoosh, swing, spike. Volleyball, basketball, and softball are all different and very complex sports. They are all very taxing and require a lot of practice in order to excel at them. It would be very...

Noah Amato runs the ball up field during a junior varsity lacrosse game. He has been playing lacrosse since age eleven. (Broadcaster/Julia Grenoble)

Inside the Mind of a Goalie: Freshman Noah Amato Adjusts to Life as the JV Lacrosse Goalie

Julia Grenoble, Reporter May 21, 2019

Standing all alone in the goal, trying not to let the entire team down. The goalie has a big responsibility, and can be nerve-racking for a new player. Noah Amato, Hershey High School (HHS) freshman,...

Freshman Caroline Glus smiles for the camera on Thursday, April 25, 2019. Glus is recovering from hip surgery on her labruml. (Broadcaster/Lauren Cribbs)

The Road Back: Freshman Caroline Glus Recovers from Hip Injury

Lauren Cribbs, Reporter May 17, 2019

Freshman at HHS, was faced with a life-changing experience, and it impacted her freshman  lacrosse season. Caroline Glus, a freshman at Hershey High School, suffered through a labrum tear. The labrum...

Freshman Congress Set To Shake Things Up

Sophia DeDonatis, Reporter February 4, 2019

The 2018 midterm elections, held on November 6, were very highly anticipated in wake of the 2016 Presidential election that rocked the nation. That excitement was well deserved considering how the midterms...

Drew Colman, freshman, poses for a photo with his fellow Saint Joan of Arc teammates after winning a basketball game. Colman has been playing basketball since he was four and plans to play in college. He will play basketball this year for the high school for the first time.  (Submitted by Drew Colman, Broadcaster/Elaina Joyner)

Then and Now with Drew Colman

Elaina Joyner, Reporter October 25, 2018

Drew Colman, freshman, has been playing basketball since the young age of four. Colman remembers his favorite game was when he scored all 20 points of his team’s points. The photo to the left...

Michael Cronin, ninth grade, ecstatic to get a break from his normal daily soccer practice from three to five, rides the bus home after school. Cronin spends an average of two hours working on homework each night. (Broadcaster/Claire Strucko)

Freshmen Adjustments to HHS

Claire Strucko, Copy Editor October 25, 2017

Change can be difficult. With a new school year can come big adjustments; one of those adjustments is the transition from the middle school to the high school. As the 2017-2018 school year starts, the...

Hershey High School students leave seventh period after a long day of school on September 14, 2016. The busy time at end of the day was a difficult time to navigate the school hallways. (Broadcaster/Mallory Drayer).

Freshman face high school fears

Elizabeth Newman, Reporter September 21, 2016

Finally in the high school. The only problem is you can’t figure out where to go. Figuring out where to go in the high school can be difficult, especially for a freshman. Many ninth graders are nervous...

Dr. Stacy Winslow, Derry Township School District’s Assistant to the Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment, visits the Pennsylvania Department of Education website in the HHS library on Thursday, March 10th, 2016. Winslow recognizes the public’s pushback on standardized testing.

Frequently Asked Questions- Keystone Exam Edition

March 31, 2016

By: Marisa Balanda Governor Tom Wolf recently signed legislation that delayed the graduation requirement for the Keystone Exam for two years. To learn more about this change, The Broadcaster spoke with...

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