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Editorial: Teens Don’t Believe Schools Can Respond to Mental Health Needs and Emergencies

Jenna Reiber, Copy Editor • May 3, 2021

Since students have been coming back to in-person schools, mental health has been more important for teens than ever before. According to a poll conducted by Navigate360, 53% of teens are more concerned...

Editorial: Football Must be Banned in High Schools

Matthew McCurdy, Reporter • June 3, 2019

30 high school athletes died playing football between 2015 and 2017 from direct and indirect causes. Football must be banned in high schools across America. Football puts a lot a lot of stress on...

Covington Student Nick Sandmann Should Not be Defended

Abigail Lee, Reporter • March 21, 2019

On January 18, 2019, Covington Catholic High School students were shown on video to be in a conflict with Native American Nathan Phillips. Nick Sandmann, who claims to have been unfairly targeted by news...

If you are interested in dual enrollment, visit the dual enrollment page of the school counseling services to find out more information. Dual enrollment has been an option for HHS for about 10 years. (Screenshot/ Elizabeth Newman)

Dual enrollment opportunity offered at HHS

Elizabeth Newman, Reporter • June 2, 2017

Get the best of both worlds! Dual Enrollment is a program offered to Hershey High School juniors and seniors that allows them to take college classes and receive high school and college credits...

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...

HHS Teachers, Students Say Focus on Grades Undermines Learning

May 10, 2016

By Katie Cocco, Journalism 1 student Edited by Lynn Dang, Hershey Section Editor HERSHEY--Freshman Karis Gould slumped down into her seat the moment that she found out her hard work had not paid...

“Usually I describe my style as: looking like I’m about to go on a hike, but I’m not really going to go on that hike.” -Sarah Emenheiser, ‘16

Trojan Trendsetters

April 21, 2016

By: Natalie Norman-Kehe Whether it be the runways of New York Fashion Week or the hallways of Hershey High School, fashion is always there. Style, the way people define the clothes they wear, is...

Hershey’s new Athletic Director Scott Govern sits at his desk readily for work. Govern’s outstanding resume, containing playing professional football for a year makes him a great addition to the Hershey family (Broadcaster/Shyanne Gaston).

New Athletic Director Joins Hershey High School

April 7, 2016

By: Shyanne Gaston From a professional football player to a collegiate coach, Hershey High School welcomes their new athletic director. Scott Govern joined Derry Township School District in December...

Joshua Chancey gets ready for the whistle to blow as the ref gives a caution during the 106 lb match against Red Land’s Ryan Ressler. Chancey lost with a pin during the 1st period.

Hershey Wrestling falls hard to Red Land.

February 12, 2016

By: Kaylee Williams Hershey High Wrestling team fell hard to Red Land in a 47-18 loss Thursday, January 21, 2016. The Trojans won five matches, four by decisions. Sophomore Oliver Herndon (132...

Rape Culture: a culture we can all live without

January 22, 2016

By: Mason Benovy More than 20% of college women will be raped in their lifetime according to a study by The Association of American Universities. Our time in high school is preparing us for the exciting...

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