Singing Valentines of 2019
Madeleine Cook, Staff Writer
March 21, 2019
When one thinks of Valentine’s Day, flowers and chocolate are usually the first gift ideas that come to mind. However, two groups of musically gifted students at Howell High School put a twist on those gifts with their Singing Valentines. Classicality and Calamity spent the entirety of Valentine’s D...
Teachers of Howell High: creating countless Christmas memories
Riley Trochio, Opinion Editor
December 19, 2018
Students everywhere wait in anticipation for the beloved winter break to begin, but what about the teachers? While thinking of the mini vacation, we typically think of the students, when in reality the educators may be the ones who value it more. Joseph Miller has been working at Howell Hig...
Tottin’ around the Christmas tree for toys
Camilla Ossa, Staff Writers
December 19, 2018
Filed under Feature
What's a better way to spread holiday cheer than giving to the less fortunate? The main goal of Marine Toys for Tots is to ensure that even those who don’t have anything, will get something, to deliver hope to America's less fortunate children, and help bring the joy of Christmas. The program was founded...
Behind the new senior survivor logo
Maegan Bandemer, News Editor
February 13, 2018
From Monday, Jan. 11, to Friday, Jan. 19, the Advanced Digital Imaging class at Howell High School was assigned a task; create a logo for this year’s Senior Survivor t-shirts. With the goal of an original and unique design in mind, the students all created what they thought would be the best logo....
Introducing Homecoming Court 2017
Skylar Dye, Bridget Janis, Madie Loebig, Lauren Hauk, and Shelby Laupp
October 6, 2017
Photos taken by Jean Vaughen ...
Highlanders from around the world
Makayla Sapienza and Cas Morris
May 24, 2017
Howell High School has a foreign exchange student program unlike any other. It is not the program itself that makes it so, it’s the students taking part in it that make it so special. Their lives at home are different from their lives in America and each of their experiences will be just as different. As i...
Students lead HHS spirit
Maggie Smith, Opinion Editor
April 5, 2017
Every year, the flag and the cowbell are passed down to two students in the junior class by seniors who had received the flag or the cowbell the year before. These students lead the student section, and get the student sections at HHS sports games hyped up ready to cheer on Howell. This is a tradition ...
Highlanders get shaved for Ribbon Warriors
Avery Bidwell and Nolan Saylor
February 9, 2017
With every pep assembly comes excitement, and this Friday’s Winterfest festivity is no exception. As usual, there will be many performances, games and other antics. But most importantly, for the second consecutive year, students and administrators will be shaving their heads to raise awareness and mo...
Introducing the Homecoming Court of 2016
Avery Bidwell, Julia Orlando, Lauren Hauk, Katie Ellsworth, and Liz Machnak
September 30, 2016
Filed under Feature, News, Showcase, Student Highlight
As most people know, homecoming is just around the corner. That means homecoming game, dance, pep rally, and the sweet beginnings of fall. However, there is one thing that takes the crown of the season, the voting and announcement of Homecoming King and Queen. For the seniors, that means three couples to...
Behind Closzed Doors
Kayte Connell, Staff Writer
September 30, 2016
Filed under Feature, Showcase, Teacher Highlight
Some students of Howell High School can hear the vocals of the choir floating through the hallway during an average school day. While the HHS choir room was directed by Rod Bushey for the past 44 years, there is a new era beginning. Behind the closed choir doors is a man who is keeping the choir ...
JETs student crafts original newspaper
February 23, 2016
Filed under Feature, News, Showcase
Senior Rachel Chan is a member of the Job Exploration Training program at Howell High School.
Howell Varsity Pompon stay busy before States Championship competition
Hannah Maki, Staff Writer
January 14, 2016
Filed under Feature, Showcase, Sports
For three hours a day, six days a week, and ten months out of the year, the Howell Varsity Pompon team endures physical and emotional intensity, all for just four competitions.
