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Mrs. Heaton shows off the newly purchased books in her domain, the library.

Q&A with Mrs. Heaton

Maverick Loveless, Staff Writer February 7, 2022

Many people know of Mrs. Heaton. She is the keeper of the beloved library, where people go to hang out and study. Heaton is known to be up for a good laugh, no matter how she is feeling. What you are about...

Mrs. Fox McNeil chose Hollis/Brookline Coop school district to be closer to her kids. Just over 10 years later, she is still here making a positive impact at the high school.

Covid Q&A with School Nurse Amber Fox McNeil

Kelsey Sova, Staff Writer February 7, 2022

Amber Fox McNeil, the HBHS nurse, has been in the Hollis/Brookline district for over 10 years. She and her colleagues have put in so much effort to make our school run smoothly in these challenging years...

Shining The Spotlight On Ms. Staub

Maverick Loveless, Staff Writer February 7, 2022

Ms. Staub, a social studies teacher, is well known at HBHS. She is the chair of the social studies department and teaches 9th grade U.S. History, as well as AP US. History. Along with this, Staub is the...

Q & A With Mr. Perry

Ethan Peters, Staff Writer February 7, 2022

Mr. Perry is a high school teacher for Hollis Brookline High School and each day no matter the situation, he always comes to work with a smile on his face. He is a very great teacher as well as a person...

Audrey jumping Renan at one of their competitions.

Q&A With Audrey Littlefield

Amanda Gardiner, Staff Writer January 29, 2022

Riding horses isn’t one of the most common sports, especially eventing. It's not like you can just go to Dicks Sporting Goods and get a soccer ball, some cleats and shin guards. What makes a young girl...

Freshman and Sophomore History teacher Ms. Ellis sat down to talk about her teaching career and what she loves most about teaching at HBHS. “Honestly the best part of teaching here is the people that I work with. We have some really amazing communities, all of our departments are like little families” said Ellis.

Q+A With Ms. Ellis

Katelyn Seamonds, Staff Writer January 27, 2022

AP World and US History Teacher Christina Ellis is known to be a student favorite here at Hollis Brookline High School. She is known for her adorable “Dog of the Day Calendar” and her inspirational...

Rachel DeLong looks off into the distance with a guitar balanced on her lap during a promotional shoot. Rachel is a Contemporary Christian Music artist and performs her own original music. “I’m lucky that music and gigs don’t feel like work to me, I look forward to every time I’m able to pick up my guitar,” said Rachel.

The Career of a Student Musician

Emma Harley, Staff Writer January 26, 2022

Rachel DeLong, 22’, is a 17 year old musician with songs on the radio. She is only in her senior year of high school, but she is discovering the music industry and looking forward to a career in music....

Buschman stands on a pair of stilts. Students and teachers alike can often find Buschmann participating in a fun activity like this, always with a smile on his face. “Mr. Buschamnn always makes sure our games are fair and that everyone is able to have fun and participate. He makes sure we all have fun” said Brianna Buckland, a HBHS sophomore.

Q+A With Mr. Buschmann

Theresa Cullen, Op-Ed Editor January 25, 2022

Gym class is a special part of school; it allows students to release energy during the day and gives them a break from typical school work. Cole Buschmann, a new teacher at Hollis Brookline High School,...

The Village by Wrabel.

Maverick Loveless, Staff Writer January 6, 2022

The Village by Wrabel is one of the ones that have gotten me through some tough times in my life. The Village is a song that is so empowering to transgender people, especially for younger people. It shows...

Hollis Brookline High School students work on making holiday cards to be donated this year. The longstanding tradition of the Red Cross Club has attracted many student volunteers every holiday season. “I think giving back to the community is important and is really what Red Cross Club is all about,” said club President Constance Mulligan ‘22.

Red Cross Club’s Holiday Cards for Heroes

Rachel Lindof, Assistant Head Editor December 20, 2021

In the weeks leading up to Holiday break, the school is filled with members of the Red Cross Club among other students sipping hot chocolate, watching a holiday movie, and most importantly -- writing....

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