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Yaseen Mousa

Yaseen Mousa, Staff Reporter

Yaseen Mousa is a freshman at HHS and this is his first year being part of the Newstreak staff. His favorite color is navy blue and his favorite food is shawarma. His favorite hobbies include playing soccer, playing basketball, swimming, running, reading books, cooking and playing video games with friends. During quarantine, Yaseen started learning more and more about gardening and started his own vegetable garden. Some extracurricular classes Yaseen attends include the Governor’s STEM Academy and the AVID Program. Yaseen looks forward to developing and strengthening his journalistic skills, as well as using them more throughout his high school career. In the future, he hopes he will go to a great college, become an orthodontist and travel the world to get exposed to new cultures and meet new people.

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Senior Betsy Quimby drills to work on her vertical farm engineering project. Quimby and her partner, senior Mia Constantin, entered this farm in the Shenandoah Valley Regional Science and Engineering Fair, and the pair won a bronze medal.

Upperclassmen create engineering projects, attend virtual science fair

Yaseen Mousa, Staff Reporter • April 27, 2021

The Shenandoah Valley Regional Science and Engineering Fair had their 62nd Annual Fair on Tuesday, March 23. One of the participants of this science fair was junior Owen Johnston. Johnston participated...

Senior Brianna Knupp attends the culinary arts kitchen at Massanutten Technical Center. Knupp has had a passion for cooking throughout the years and has attended culinary arts class to expand her knowledge about cooking. “I wanted to learn more in-depth about baking and pastry arts, waiting [and] different flavors,” Knupp said.

Massanutten Technical Center students reflect on their in-person learning experience

Yaseen Mousa, Staff Reporter • March 31, 2021

Massanutten Technical Center (MTC) is a place for students to explore new jobs before entering the workforce. MTC offers several different classes, ranging from cybersecurity to welding to culinary arts...

What is the most efficient, most productive, cheapest and environmentally friendly energy source? The answer is solar, wind and geothermal energy sources.

What is the best energy source for the present and the future?

Yaseen Mousa, Staff Reporter • March 24, 2021

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HHS varsity football loses 12-21 to Turner Ashby

HHS varsity football loses 12-21 to Turner Ashby

Yaseen Mousa, Staff Reporter • March 23, 2021

Freshman Braden White tries to catch the ball and make a fast run to advance his team ahead in the game.

Freshman Braden White tries to catch the ball and make a fast run to advance his team ahead in the game.

The Turner Ashby team lines up for a field kick, hoping to make a field goal, which will put them ahead of HHS during the game.

The Turner Ashby team lines up for a field kick, hoping to make a field goal, which will put them ahead of HHS during the game.

Turner Ashby player receives the ball, but falls on the ground after making a big jump for it.

Turner Ashby player receives the ball, but falls on the ground after making a big jump for it.

Senior Xander Collazo rushes and tries to outmaneuver a Turner Ashby player to get a better and more open location in the field that might bring to him the ball.

Senior Xander Collazo rushes and tries to outmaneuver a Turner Ashby player to get a better and more open location in the field that might bring to him the ball.

The HHS varsity football team enters the football field after the twelve minute halftime, ready to do their best on the field before the game ends.

The HHS varsity football team enters the football field after the twelve minute halftime, ready to do their best on the field before the game ends.

The Turner Ashby varsity football team enters the football field after the twelve minute halftime, ready to do their best on the field before the game ends

The Turner Ashby varsity football team enters the football field after the twelve minute halftime, ready to do their best on the field before the game ends

A Turner Ashby player receives the ball and tries to carve his way deeper into the touchdown area.

A Turner Ashby player receives the ball and tries to carve his way deeper into the touchdown area.

HHS varsity football team gets together to discuss strategies against Turner Ashby.

HHS varsity football team gets together to discuss strategies against Turner Ashby.

A Turner Ashby player tries to slow down junior Javante Chacon while he tries to trap the ball for HHS.

A Turner Ashby player tries to slow down junior Javante Chacon while he tries to trap the ball for HHS.

HHS and Turner Ashby varsity football teams line up into formation as Turner Ashby prepares to attack and HHS prepares to defend.

HHS and Turner Ashby varsity football teams line up into formation as Turner Ashby prepares to attack and HHS prepares to defend.

Freshman Edison Castro plays basketball outside. Since Castro started playing basketball, it has provided him a way to clear his mind. “[Basketball brought me] more peace for sure. It made me more calm as it got my mind off a lot of things, [and] it made me more happy,” Castro said.

Basketball changes Castro’s physical, mental well-being

Yaseen Mousa, Staff Reporter • March 8, 2021

Freshman Edison Castro has been playing basketball for nearly his entire life  “[I started playing basketball when I was] maybe around seven or eight,” Castro said. “My uncle and a lot of my...

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