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Dress Code or No: Students compare their experiences with the uniform policy

Dress Code or No: Students compare their experiences with the uniform policy

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Walking through the halls, junior Savana Hernandez carries her supplies in her backpack. She has had to transfer her supplies to her locker due to a change in policy.

Lockers vs. Backpacks: Students debate pros and cons of backpacks

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President Phil Baniewicz watches the senior class costume contest. Stag Strut took place on Sep. 29 with a new event, the field goal herd competition.

On God's Time: New president intertwines faith into his career path

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The senior team and varsity boys volleyball teams practice together. The teams practiced on Feb. 27 to work on serves and returns.

Serving Success: All-senior team allows for program to grow

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Olivia Rodrigo released five new songs to create “GUTS (spilled)” on March 22, 2024, coming after her original release of “GUTS” on Sept. 8, 2023.

My Guts Are Spilled: Olivia Rodrigo’s “GUTS (spilled)” is so American that listeners are obsessed.

Looking Towards The Future: The Girls Basketball team plays in first home opener

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December 21, 2023
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Dribbling the ball, junior Kirston Verhulst looks to make a pass at the first home basketball game versus Liberty North. Verhulst was a member of the 2022 state championship team. The team is working towards returning to Salina this year for the state championship.
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Running to the baseline, senior basketball captain Livi Shull takes a deep breath before the start of the game. “Our first home game added a little bit more pressure to all of us which gave us energy and excitement to play with,” Shull said “I am looking forward to all of our games, especially the bigger games just to see what we can do and to show everyone who we are with our new staff.”
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Defining Difference: Spirit -- a specific characteristic for high school experience
Defining Difference: Spirit -- a specific characteristic for high school experience
As the crowd stands up for the champions, senior Livi Shull takes it all in with fellow teammates. Shull described how the new coaching staff led them to state. “They adjusted greatly to us, and we adjusted to them and it all worked out great,” Shull said. “I am so very appreciative for the coaches and my team.”
Standing Up For The Champions: Miege community celebrates our athletes
Cheering on the team, senior Connor Neenan stands in the front row with his fellow seniors to help lead and pump up the student section at the boys basketball game against Rockhurst. “Especially this year watching my friends that Im close with play makes it even more exciting,” Neenan said. “I’ve always gone to basketball games, but getting to help lead is so much fun.”
Basketball Traditions: The Miege basketball team prepares for playoffs
Taking the lead, senior Francis Cressey takes on the part as the main character in “The Man Who Came To Dinner.” The play is a comedy by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart that takes the audience through a fun-filled story. “It was kind of surreal because I still don’t think it’s hit me yet that I am a senior,” Cressey said. “I love how close everyone is with each other and just how connected it all feels.”
"The Man Who Came To Dinner"
Serving the community, freshman Samantha Mohlman enjoys her first Don Bosco wrapping party. Students took part in wrapping presents and putting them under the Christmas trees for their herds. “It makes me feel very good knowing that I can help people in need,” Mohlman said. “I am very grateful that I am in a position where I can help people and make a few peoples Christmas a little better this year.”
Celebrating The Holidays: Students enjoy Christmas traditions at Miege
Serenading the crowd, freshman Adeline Balino sings with Novum Cantores. Balino shares how Christmas concerts help challenge students. “I like improving my skills in singing and being with friends,” Balino said.
Spreading Joy: Choral Department Brings the Holiday Spirit
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Growing Up On the Ice: Student shares her seasonal sport
Growing Up On the Ice: Student shares her seasonal sport
Olivia Rodrigo released five new songs to create “GUTS (spilled)” on March 22, 2024, coming after her original release of “GUTS” on Sept. 8, 2023.
My Guts Are Spilled: Olivia Rodrigo’s “GUTS (spilled)” is so American that listeners are obsessed.
Repercussions of Overconsumption: Student reflects on nations spending habits
Repercussions of Overconsumption: Student reflects on nation's spending habits
Creating new friendships, the service trip allowed new groups of people to come together and share a bond rooted in service. “It made us a lot closer with our meaningful conversations, and now we are all good friends even after the trip, sophomore Ryan Hutchinson said.
Building Up from Nationwide to Within: West Virginia mission trip brings together town and student communities
Swooping Ahead: Girls lacrosse follows national trend as it gains over 15 new players
Swooping Ahead: Girls lacrosse follows national trend as it gains over 15 new players
Praying as one, junior Julia Meyers joins the Lenten Prayer group during one of the before school sessions. “Honestly, I think it’s just really great to have a community where I can expand my faith and learn more about people’s ideas and grow with them, not only mentally, but spiritually,” Meyers said.
United Through Prayer: Lenten prayer groups helps students grow in their faith
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Softball Senior Spotlight: Upperclassmen prepare for final season
Softball Senior Spotlight: Upperclassmen prepare for final season
Apart from the crowd, Naomi Harris is recognized for being the first girl in the wrestling program to qualify for state. “Starting this program for the girls four years ago and being close last year, then finally getting one to state, head coach Ryan Wrigley said. I cant even explain it–it almost brought tears to my eyes. It was very emotional.”
Reversing History: Junior becomes first girl to qualify to state, two senior boys earn medals 
Sophomore Mary Grant, Junior Kirston Verhulst, and Senior Livi Shull stretch before their game against St. James Academy on January 5. The girls team finished the regular season with a 17-3 record and at the top of the EKL standings.
Slam-Dunk Sendoff: Seniors organize student section for last ever basketball game
Junior Naomi Harris is introduced at an open practice on January 29, 2024. Harris posted a 17-10 record in the regular season, wrestling in the 155 lb. weight class.
Reversing history: Junior becomes first girl to qualify to state; two senior boys earn medals
Won by a pin, sophomore Nancy Baca Olivas plays Blue Valley West opponent after only joining the team this year. Along with the sense of community, Baca Olivas said she loves the way the sport grows her mindset and makes her mentally and physically strong | EVIE MCBRIDE
Pin To Win: Girls wrestling grows as a sport across country
Senior Howard Peoples rises up for a dunk against St. James Academy on January 5. Miege won the contest 48-43.
Senior Standout: Howard Peoples emerges as leader on and off the court, eyes college basketball opportunities
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