Sophomores Krishon Scott and Kendall Thompson:
“What is your favorite thing about each other?”
Krishon: “She’s okay, I like her hair, and sometimes her outfits are cute.”
Kendall: “Her personality...
Sophomore Anna Bishop:
“What is your biggest dream?”
“My biggest dream is to be successful.”
“Do you have a particular area in which you want to be successful?”
“Not really. I just want to...
Sophomore Abdullah Alsadoon
“Where would you like to be at this time next year?”
“College.”
“Why do you want to graduate early?”
“To get started- faster in college, faster out of college.”
As the indoor track and field season wound down, 20 HHS athletes found themselves competing at the state meet. Quite a few of those athletes were first-time state qualified runners and jumpers.
Senior...
In a class of 15 girls, feminism is sure to be a common topic. The sophomore and junior class of the Fine Arts Academy showed just how powerful girls can be in a showcase centered around ♀.
Sophomore...
Director Stan Swartz decided to take a modern twist on the classic Dr. Seuss characters. He matched each character with a decade (mostly 50's and 70's), to lessen the animalistic nature of the characters.
Senior Perla Moreno-Mercado knows what she wants to do with her life. She’s going to be a military police officer, and she’s been taking the credits in high school necessary to get her there through...
Virginia College Application week began its second year at HHS Nov. 17 through 21. Students worked on applications for all sorts of endeavors, from community college to four year universities. Senior Segod...
From handmade garments to garb totaling around $500, HHS culture day brought out diverse roots found in the hallways. Staff members Muhamed Kareem, Yolanda Blake and Valentina Sokolyuk all celebrated their...
Brenna Cowardin, Print Co-Editor-in-Chief
• September 1, 2014
It isn’t everyday you can find the governor of Virginia eating in the Skyline Middle School lunch room, but Monday Aug. 25 was one of those days. Governor Terry McAuliffe and First Lady Dorothy McAuliffe...
Junior Dulce Elias knows how to speak up for what she believes in. Since her freshman year, she’s been advocating immigration reform not just because it’s a major issue, but because she’s stuck in...
Visiting colleges is incredibly stressful. I already am not a fan of scheduling, but adding the element of figuring out where you are supposed to be when you have no idea where you are, is putting too...
HHS Lady Streaks track team strutted their stuff in the Bulldog Qualifier on Saturday Jan. 25 at Liberty University. Junior Mikaila Williams placed first in the triple jump despite a shoulder injury, Rebekah...
I was really excited to see a name I came across in a book I read for my english class on TV recently. A Walter Mitty is apparently what you call any average Joe with big dreams. The most recent adaptation...
Junior Laurie Serrell stood at the starting line alone before the cross country state meet at Great Meadows on Nov. 15. She qualified for the race as an individual, but she admits she couldn’t have gotten...
Brenna Cowardin, Managing Editor of Print
• October 15, 2013
“Gravity” is basically the story of Dr. Ryan Stone (Bullock), a medical engineer on her first space mission to fix the Hubble space telescope with technology she invented, but is ordered to evacuate...
