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[Photo] Benjamin and Max: Familiar Faces

May 17, 2022
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[Photo] Olivia Williams: Au Revoir, America

May 17, 2022
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[Photo] Michelangelo Worthy: Teaching in style

May 17, 2022
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[Photo] Liam Hyland: Cinematic-View

May 17, 2022
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[Photo] Abby Flack: Peer passion

May 12, 2022
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[Photo] Darren Faulkner: Serving the Church

May 12, 2022
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[Photo] Elayna Nolke: Travel on

May 12, 2022
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[Photo] Ava Werner: All new things

May 12, 2022
During chemistry class while learning about titration, junior Lexi Kurt cleans a thermometer with water. Kurt did an experiment where she was able to learn how to properly titrate a solution to determine the percent of iron in it.

Experimenting at Miege

March 8, 2022
During human anatomy and physiology class, senior Grant Moffitt examines a sheep’s brain. While in class, Moffitt got to see all the different parts of a sheep’s brain by dissecting it. “At first I was kind of hesitant because it’s like somethings brain and thats kind of nasty,” Moffitt said. “Once I started doing it, it was really cool to again see the different parts and all of it in real life and to know that it is a part of a living organism.”

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While learning to dissect in human anatomy and physiology class, senior Olivia Cerda cuts open a sheep brain. “All the information we learned the weeks before and actually visualizing it and being able to see it and touch it and getting the hands-on experience was really cool,” Cerda said.

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While using a technique called titration in chemistry class, junior Ava Fortin pours potassium permanganate into a tube. By doing this experiment Fortin was able to figure out how to find the percent of iron in an unknown substance. “Titrations is my favorite because they are kind of interesting and its kind of like a guessing game,” Fortin said.

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While doing an experiment in chemistry class, sophomore Caniya Spencer rinses off the conductivity stick with water. During the class, she learned about how to find conductivity of different substances. “I was very excited because I got to see the conductivity,” Spencer said.

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Watching the team swim laps as they strengthen their bodies, head coach Dennis Mueller directs the swimmers. At practice, Mueller had the team start off with 500 yards warmups and had them transition to other drills. “It went pretty good; it was nice to have Coach Mueller back,” senior Max Smith said. “It was fun with him.”

[Photo] Underwater Teamwork: Strong bonds resulted in added swim dinners, effort

March 3, 2022
As junior Dania Loredo works at her computer, she comes up with new designs to expand her online business on Redbubble under the username DaniaL08.

Inspiration into Digital Design: Junior finds inspiration around her to create own art business

February 9, 2022
Engineering teacher Scott Anderson and freshman Norah Heise work on the sound equipment together at the Christmas Mixer.

Building, Designing and DJing: Robotics team works together to help at school events

December 13, 2021
Plants from the school garden that the Nature Club plans to improve in the spring.

Making a Change Through Nature: Science teacher helps students learn to value the environment

December 10, 2021
Food Frenzy: Students explore eating habits

Food Frenzy: Students explore eating habits

December 9, 2021
In the Spotlight: Musical goes from virtual to in person this year

In the Spotlight: Musical goes from virtual to in person this year

October 14, 2021
Awakening Cultural Awareness: Club creates new opportunities for community bonding

Awakening Cultural Awareness: Club creates new opportunities for community bonding

September 21, 2021
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