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Maren McGehee

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter

Maren McGehee is a freshman and a Newsstreak staff reporter. She plays front ensemble in marching band in the fall and plays soccer in the spring. She loves listening to music, french fries and anything that’s free. She loves her dog and cat, Nick and Stanley, more than anything. She hates overpriced clothing and being cold. In her free time, she likes going on walks with her dog, reading and playing soccer in her yard with her brother. She doesn’t like waking up early, but she does like school and hanging out with her two best friends.

 

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Junior Santiago Pandolfi prepares coffee at Cinnamon Bear Bakery and Deli. Pandolfi has worked at the establishment for seven months now, and even gets to manage it for short periods of time. "I'm more independent [and] more mature [because of the opportunity]," Pandolfi said.

Pandolfi learns leadership from workplace

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter April 6, 2019

Known as a longtime university establishment for the campus of James Madison University, the Cinnamon Bear Bakery and Deli  is a local shop owned by Jason McCready. It recently came under new management...

Seniors Ray Walton (left), Nina Andrews (middle) and Brandon Stees (right) participate in the Forensics team led by english teacher Danae Delozier. The team this year advanced to the regional competition and hope to do the same next year, as well as expand the team.

Forensics team hopes for expansion in upcoming years

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter March 17, 2019

During mid February, the Forensics team competed at regionals. Although no one moved onto the national championship, the team did well, falling short of placing high enough to move on in the competition. This...

Junior Danner Rebhun sings her heart out on stage.

‘Legally Blonde’ cast rehearses for shows Feb. 21-24

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter February 14, 2019

You can order your tickets for the musical here: http://hhsmusical.org/2019/.   

Sophomore Kate Cummings practices her additude as the character Paulette.

Sophomore Kate Cummings practices her additude as the character Paulette.

Freshman Maya Pope is front, though not center, for this musical number.

Freshman Maya Pope is front, though not center, for this musical number.

Senior Julia Inouye performs on stage as Elle Woods, the lead in this year's musical.

Senior Julia Inouye performs on stage as Elle Woods, the lead in this year's musical.

Dance teacher Amber Corriston shows the cast where they're supposed to be before starting rehearsal.

Dance teacher Amber Corriston shows the cast where they're supposed to be before starting rehearsal.

Cummings does her solo dance in the Irish step scene.

Cummings does her solo dance in the Irish step scene.

Cummings struts her stuff, with a hype team following right behind.

Cummings struts her stuff, with a hype team following right behind.

The cast practices the choreography for an iconic scene in the musical.

The cast practices the choreography for an iconic scene in the musical.

The characters Paulette and Elle have a heart to heart in this touching scene.

The characters Paulette and Elle have a heart to heart in this touching scene.

Inouye sings the signature song for the entire musical.

Inouye sings the signature song for the entire musical.

The actors practice their steps for an Irish step dance.

The actors practice their steps for an Irish step dance.

Senior Nyah Phengsitthy leads the first middle school journalism workshop. Those who attend the workshop from Thomas Harrison and Skyline Middle School have the opportunity to learn about the different strands of journalism at the high school level.

Phengsitthy engages students through hands-on-learning

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter February 11, 2019

This year there is a significantly larger, rowdier group of students participating in the middle school journalism workshop compared to years before. This can be hard on the teachers of the workshop, seeing...

How to stay healthy this flu season.

Flu season starts late, hits hard

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter February 9, 2019

Running a fever of 100.1 degrees Fahrenheit, freshman Corinne Mayfield woke up from a three hour nap after falling asleep at noon. She has slept for nine hours today, and in all the time she’s been awake,...

Junior Leif McCoy performs at Clementine Cafe during a sold out concert by Low Volume on Jan. 5. McCoy's band, then known as The Governeers, opened for Low Volume.

McCoy expands musical experience

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter January 29, 2019

The band The Goveneers debuted Jan. 5, opening for the popular band, Low Volume. Both these bands have talented members and a lot of potential. They also have junior Leif McCoy as the guitarist. McCoy...

Runner #22 and his friends line up at the start. They are in the A group, running the ----course.

Runner #22 and his friends line up at the start. They are in the A group, running the ----course.

Owners dress up their pets in festive costumes and have them run in the race.

Owners dress up their pets in festive costumes and have them run in the race.

Runner #39 is bundled up, festive and optimistic that she can finish the race, even if she walks the whole way.

Runner #39 is bundled up, festive and optimistic that she can finish the race, even if she walks the whole way.

The annual Harrisonburg Turkey Trot starts off with a gobble as the first runner starts the race.

The annual Harrisonburg Turkey Trot starts off with a gobble as the first runner starts the race.

Many people wore a turkey hat, showing their support for the run.

Many people wore a turkey hat, showing their support for the run.

A family starts their second lap of the race, dressed in matching attire.

A family starts their second lap of the race, dressed in matching attire.

Runners push themselves to get to the finish halfway through the course on their second lap.

Runners push themselves to get to the finish halfway through the course on their second lap.

Runner #96 pushes two festive children across the start line, looking determined.

Runner #96 pushes two festive children across the start line, looking determined.

Runners make their way through the four mile long course.

Runners make their way through the four mile long course.

Some runners went all out for this year's run, dressing up in full costumes.

Some runners went all out for this year's run, dressing up in full costumes.

Families of kinds came out for the trot, many brining their children and pushing them the entire four miles.

Families of kinds came out for the trot, many brining their children and pushing them the entire four miles.

Many dogs ran in the race alongside their owners, yet both were equally excited.

Many dogs ran in the race alongside their owners, yet both were equally excited.

Runners start off the race in high spirits.

Runners start off the race in high spirits.

Senior Alex Rodriguez collects ELT passes at the Spanish Club's showing of "Mi Mundial."

Spanish Club celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with ELT movie showing

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter October 23, 2018

Our school has students from all different walks of life, ethnicities and religions.  In response, to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, the Spanish Club plays a Spanish film as an ELT choice event...

Assistant Coach Lisa Long gives a Broadway player high five after the game against Broadway. The Gobblers won with the final score 39-27.

[Photo] Unified basketball faces off against Broadway

Owen Marshall, Editor-in-Chief October 22, 2018

Assistant Coach Lisa Long gives a Broadway player high five after the game against Broadway. The Gobblers won with the final score 39-27.

Canada made the right decision by legalizing marijuana

Canada made the right decision by legalizing marijuana

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter October 18, 2018

A growing concern in this school and many others around the country is the distribution and use of marijuana in and outside of the school. It is true that in young students, marijuana will have many negative...

Q&A with Sloane Spears

Q&A with Sloane Spears

Maren McGehee, Staff Reporter September 10, 2018

Q: What middle school did you go to? A: “I homeschooled until eighth grade, and then I transferred to Skyline Middle School.” Q: What was going from being homeschool to public schools like for...

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