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“The show dips from pretty depressing stuff to just absolutely hilarious, bonkers comedy and going through that with the cast has really brought us together so well,” said Wassom. Photo by Maezy Leitzinger.

State High Thespians’ “Twelfth Night”

Reece Steidle
December 9, 2022
The childhood home of Luke Skywalker, originally seen in the original 1977 Star Wars (A New Hope), is the sight of the final scene of The Rise of Skywalker. The connection brought the saga full circle from the first movie to the last. While it got mixed reviews from fans and critics, The Rise of Skyalker was a fitting end to the Star Wars saga.

The End of Star Wars (Spoilers Ahead)

Reece Steidle, Staff Writer
February 26, 2020
Freshman Zach Lambert talks with friends at lunch, showing off the result of his shaving abstinence. Lambert participated in No-Shave November as part of a challenge between him and his friend, Shawn Eardley (not pictured). “I was originally hoping to gain bragging rights over my friend, Lambert said. But now, after learning the true meaning behind No Shave November, I definitely think that funding cancer research and potentially getting closer to a cure for cancer has a much bigger benefit for people having to battle cancer than it will in the competition between my friend and I.”

Five O’Clock Shadows Fighting Cancer

Reece Steidle, Staff Writer
January 8, 2020
Humans of State High

Humans of State High

Reece Steidle, Staff Writer
November 15, 2019
Goldfish swim around their tank in the aquaponics greenhouse. These fish were brought to State High as part of the aquaponics program. “It’s a combination of aquaculture, which is farming fish for food, and hydroponics, which is growing plants in something other than soil,” Biology teacher Jack Lyke said.

There Are Fish In Our School!

Reece Steidle, Staff Writer
November 5, 2019
Senior Megan Stoltzfus moves the ball up the field at the girls soccer game on September 10th. The team defeated Red Land 2-1. “I think it depends how much work you put into it, and I think going into the second half, our team had the mindset that we were going to work hard and we were going to win.” Photo Courtesy of Michael Houtz

Stoltzfus Scores Twice For First Girls Soccer Win

Reece Steidle, Staff Writer
October 1, 2019
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