STEM hosts annual soup night, learns about history of patents

Hannah Miller, Editor-in-Chief|December 13, 2018

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A historical marker on Court Square in memorial of the lynching of African-American woman, Charlotte Harris

Project uncovers hundreds of lynching victims over decades

Resident Jennifer Vickers grandparents home which is now a Klines Dairy Bar. (Photo courtesy of Northeast Neighborhood Association)

Urban Renewal intensifes to generational poverty in Black communities

Band director Daniel Upton conducts a band performance. Photo courtesy of Bob Adamek

HHS band director recognized, Music Educator Of The Year

Mu Alpha Theta sponsor works while Junior Anastasia Gatsutsin studies for the SAT.

Mu Alpha Theta offers SAT/ACT tutoring

After a botched school lockdown in the spring, new protocols were created for staff--such as these badges--to ensure the safety of everyone in the school.

Spring lockdown leads to protocol reform, communication improvement

Senior Julien Steins serves the ball.

Boys varsity tennis vs Broadway Gobblers

The team huddles up together after an inning.

Varsity Softball defeats East Rock Eagles 5-2

Junior Jack Young clears practice bar.

First outdoor track practice

A band student dressed up as Patrick Star waves goodbye to the children as they leave.

HHS Band performs Tiny Tots

Juniors Veronica Gutierrez and Macy Waid get ready to start their game against Spotswood High School.

Varsity Girls tennis warm ups

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STEM hosts annual soup night, learns about history of patents