Some kids may choose to hide their talents, but these incredible dancers are not afraid to show it off! Dancers from Howell High School are getting the spotlight for the time being. One thing’s for sure, their dancing is on “pointe”.
Learn about this year's Senior Survivors, everything from their hobbies, tactics, fears and spirit animals. Use the knowledge to help pick who you'll support and see if they become the ultimate survivor.
Directing takes heart, determination, and of course, these three words: Lights, camera, action. A Howell High School senior, Brooke Lys, will be taking on the challenge of directing an entire two act play by herself. The production she chose to put on is called The Apartment and will be shown in the drama room, K-5, at the high school. It will be shown over two days from March 10-11, at 7p.m. Tickets will only be available at the door for $5. There are a maximum 100 seats per show.
Kayla Dillon graduated in 2009. She has a bachelor's degree in social work and is working towards her master’s degree at Eastern Michigan University. Dillon works at LACASA, a nonprofit organization...
Ever had a split-second heart attack in the halls of HHS when you think you spot a celebrity? Take a look at some of HHS's Hollywood look-a-likes. *Updated images
For the majority of students, senior year is one of the busiest, most stressful and most monumental times of their lives as they fret over college applications, scholarships and Prom. For members of student council, this workload only increases as they plan events and raise money for their class. Despite this, senior Kaitlin Rolli, president of the Class of 2015, devotes her time to effectively leading her classmates and crafting a positive school experience.
Howell High School senior, Aspen Pyle, is taking a big step in beginning her life alongside HHS alumni Emily Jewell with their up-and-coming hand-painted shoe business “Last Resorts”. Pyle and Jewell are selling canvas shoes which are hand-painted to the customer’s preference. Determined to start a new chapter in her life, Pyle hopes this innovative recreation will bring in a few extra dollars to help her on the way.
Jordan Pudvay, Social Media Editor
• January 26, 2015
Twirling and catching batons is no easy thing, but junior Emily Coan has no trouble doing that and recently showed off her talent at Nov. 29th’s Miss High School Majorette competition. She started twirling after her mom brought home three batons from when she twirled in high school. Out of her three sisters, she was the only one who liked it and has stuck with twirling for six years.
Steven Schomberger, Varsity Quiz Bowl Captain, broke a school record on Dec. 17, 2014. The varsity team also broke a record on that eventful night. By Editors: Kaylee Hamilton and Jordyn McConnaughey
The splashing of the water, the roar of the crowd and one girl who will leave a mark on the school. With one recorded breaking sprint, senior swimmer Sydney Kinder found herself on top of the record book. By Staff Writer: A.J. Firsht
Many business participate in the Howell High School work-based learning program. One of which is where senior Darrian Fielding works, Studio 103. Fielding has worked as a receptionist for six months. By Staff Writer: Kira Cleer
Raya Parks, senior at Howell High School was awarded this month for her outstanding achievements through Howell’s Co-Op program. Every month, the school provides a $10 Kilt Shack gift card to the recipient....
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