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[Photo] Signing Off: Student-Athletes remain together through college

May 17, 2022
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[Photo] Senior Column: Julian Gallegos

May 17, 2022
Abby Flack: Peer passion

Abby Flack: Peer passion

May 12, 2022
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Photos through time

April 25, 2022
Side-by-side, sophomores Carly Kurt and Claire Wicker smile to represent their friendship together. Kurt and Wicker met in preschool and have maintained being friends in high school.

Significance of friendship: Long-term friends reflect on the journey of their relationships

April 25, 2022
Academic Blues: Students face burnout returning to second semester workload

Academic Blues: Students face burnout returning to second semester workload

March 3, 2022
Jamming in his garage-studio with his bandmates, junior Robert Allmon strums on his guitar next to junior Ryder Cahill. The band, named Zero Below, plans on continuing to make music together after they are all out of high school. “Our goal is to make it through college, at least,” Allmon said.

[Photo] Rockin’ Band, Rollin’ Bond: Junior boys perform their music at local venues

March 3, 2022
Starting Strong: Girls basketball looks to repeat state performance

Starting Strong: Girls basketball looks to repeat state performance

February 27, 2022
Dress Code or No: Students compare their experiences with the uniform policy

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

February 22, 2022
Hands in the air, senior Black Allen demonstrates for the freshman how to get under the limbo stick. Behind him is freshman Jiselle Araiza waiting to go next.

[Photo] Fresh in the Building: Freshmen reflect on their first year of high school

December 15, 2021
Reaching out to each other, junior Stephen Neenan and sophomore Connor Neenan represent the Bohaty Herd in the Christmas lip-synch competition. The brothers sang to “All I Want for Christmas is You.”

[Photo] Stag Perspectives

December 9, 2021
Dressed up as Santa, senior Alex Raygoza leads the Rost herd in a kick-line during their dance.

Sing It: Students lip-sync to holiday songs in herd competition

December 10, 2021
Junior Janella Corpin helps her GNO buddies put on their laser-tag vests. The group of girls split into two teams. You feel like you can realte to them a lot and you get to see different perspectives on things, Corpin said.

Calling All Girls: Girls’ Night Out fosters community relationships

December 9, 2021
Victors of the holiday lip-sync battle, Reardon herd members dance to one of their songs. Senior Paul Ruf choreographed the number and performed with his sister sophomore Megan Ruf and freshman Oliver Busenhart.

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Dressed up as Buddy the Elf from head to toe, sophomore Andrew Brown dances alongside senior Cara Parisi. Millie herd took second place in the holiday lip-sync battle.

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Members of Martina herd work together to depict the Nativity scene during their lip-sync performance.

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Seniors Olivia Griggs and John Siebes perform Santa Baby during the lip-sync battle on Thursday, Dec. 2. The battle took place during the school day as a special assembly.

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Dressed up as Santa, senior Alex Raygoza leads the Rost herd in a kick-line during their dance.

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Coach English shows his team the way. | The Hart Yearbook 1977 with original caption

Changing the Play: Father and son make transition of head coach position

December 9, 2021
Standing out from her herd, freshman Avery Harris leads her group during the lip-sync performance.

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Walking on the field before the game, football coach Jon Holmes’ son Hank Holmes follows his dad as he joins the team before the team’s first home game kickoff. That night, the Stags took their first victory of the season with a final score of 23-20 against rival school Saint Thomas Aquinas.

Tackling family & work: Football coach’s son joins the team in his own way

October 14, 2021
As Seen On TV

As Seen On TV

May 10, 2021
Sophomore Mary-Kathryn Wert smiles for a headshot. This was taken shortly after Miege became all in-person.

[Photo] Sophomore navigates mental health amidst global pandemic

May 6, 2021
Senior Catherine Boling with her most influential teacher, science department chair Amy Reed.

[Photo] A Positive Influence

May 10, 2021
Posing at the end of the cat walk, Mia Putnam and Max Heller showed off their night-out outfits.

Senior Fashion Show

May 4, 2021
Evan Para and Merrin OConnor pose for the audience. The two linked arms before they walked together down the runway.

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Waving to the crowd, Payton Verlhurst and Parker Summers pose together after making their way down the runway.

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Strutting down the runway, Cate Boiling and Logan Shull show off their fierce outfits.

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Maggie Masoner and Mack Moeller were all smiles after walking down the runway. Ayden Greene introduced the two models.

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As they link arms, Layne Fortin and Joe Lopez posed for the audience.

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Soaking in the spotlight, Caitlin Hutchinson and Luke Shull smile towards the crowd.

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Junior Francesca Dessert poses while dancing to Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Queen. This is one of the three dances prepared for the Concert Chorales spring performance.

Music at Miege

April 19, 2021
Sophomore Dawson Utt, senior Joseph Vogt, and senior Alex Vani practice their dance routine.

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Hips swinging side to side, juniors Cara Parisi and Sophia Nordling dance their way through the music.

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Juniors Francesca Dessert and Ava Belchez snap their fingers as they listen to the beat of the song.

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With her school email loaded on the computer, sophomore Amelie Robinson displays her remote learning workspace.

Online students’ workspaces

February 22, 2021
Classmates from the sophomore NET retreat joined together in small groups to get to know God’s words on a deeper level. “The retreat really opened my mind about choosing the right friends,” sophomore Jasmine Tolson said. “And seeing who has the right intentions for me.”

Retreating from the chaos: Underclassmen attend NET retreats to strengthen their faith

February 11, 2021
According to the CDC, the COVID-19 virus has effected people across the U.S. however, Bishop Miege has maintained to keep the cases contained. Credit: https://phil.cdc.gov/Details.aspx?pid=23311

United Together Against COVID-19: Stags take on global pandemic

January 8, 2021
Sophomore Emma Lazarczyk shares her views on the overhype of Hallmark movies.

Hallmark movies are overrated

January 8, 2021
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[Photo] For or Against Hallmark Movies?

January 8, 2021
One of the four semi-finalists, Senior Aidan Oplepias works on an assignment in AP Gov. Olpepias scored a perfect score on his ACT. I feel grateful that I am a National Merit Semifinalist because my hard work over the past few years has paid off, Oplepias said. and I am thankful that my teachers were able to help me along the way.

Four seniors wait to hear on National Merit finalist status in ‘banner year’ for school

December 1, 2020
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[Photo] Christmas Crossword Puzzle- Answer Key

November 18, 2020
Senior Delaney Pepin and Senior Olivia Hayward warm up before their matches at Regionals.

Girls’ Tennis Regionals: Varsity Girl’s Top Six Compete in Regionals on October 10

November 3, 2020
Freshman Livi Shull serves during a doubles match at Regionals.

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Sophomore Lauren Myers competes in singles at Regionals.

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Senior Mariel Allen serves while competing in her first singles match at Regionals.

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Senior Mariel Allen swings at a ball against her opponent at Regionals.

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Senior Delaney Pepin and Freshman Livi Shull play the net during a doubles match at Regionals.

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Senior Delaney Pepin goes up for a serve during her doubles match.

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Senior Riley Hagen warms up her serve against her first opponent before her doubles match.

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Staff writer Emma Lazarczyk does not recommend buying Charli DAmelios limited time drink at Dunkin.

The Charli D’AmeliNO: TikTok star is in the media again after launching own drink at Dunkin

October 29, 2020
As a junior, the talk of college begins to be more stressful especially in 2020, the in person learning provided by the school gives a more safe and reassured feeling.

[Photo] Third Time’s a Charm: Junior experiences all three modes of learning due to quarantine

October 29, 2020
The one and only flower is slowly drying up.

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Dandelions and other signs of greenery show signs of good weather.

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