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All Gas, No Breaks: Nyah Jernberg Commits D1 for Field Hockey Following Championship Win
November 19, 2024
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Nyah Jernberg and her mom after signing her commitment papers to Wagner College. Jernberg will spend the next four years playing Division 1 field hockey. “I feel very grateful to have a mom who played field hockey who coaches me and knows so much about the sport, and I’m really happy we made it as far as we possibly could our senior year,” said Jernberg.
All Gas, No Breaks: Nyah Jernberg Commits D1 for Field Hockey Following Championship Win
Summer Leavitt, Co-Editor-In-Chief • November 19, 2024

Following a successful four years on the Hollis Brookline High School Field Hockey Team, senior captain Nyah Jernberg committed to play Division 1 field...

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Directed Study teacher Jennifer Campbell is always kind and helpful and assists kids with their work. In this picture, she is helping Aubrey Craig ‘26 with her ROTC information for her CTE program. “I always want my kids to be happy and feel safe in my classroom,” said Campbell.
Why is Mrs. Campbell Such a Good Teacher?
Angelina LaBarre, Staff Writer
Wendling smiles in front of the periodic table behind her desk. Wendling enjoyed her picture being taken, and this is her first article. She was very excited.
Old Subject, New Teacher: Ms. Wendling Joins the HBHS Science Department
Kali Walton, Staff Writer
Dr. Bauer explains the trends of electronegativity and atomic radius across the periodic table. Bauer has taught atomic structures and properties countless times, but it never stops being fun to teach. “This is the periodic table," said Bauer.
Dr. Bauer Sparks a Passion for Chemistry at HBHS
Logan Walch, Staff Writer
This is Caitlyne Herman ‘25 walking in nature on a hiking trail. She often goes on hikes because in the woods you’re surrounded by so much life. Sometimes you don't even realize that you are a part of something so much greater unless you take the time to be in the moment. “Live every moment like it’s worth a memory and you’ll live a memorable life,” said Herman. (Photo courtesy of Nick Landers)
Caitlyne Herman’s Influential View on Life
Bria Pavel, Staff Writer
Arts & Entertainment
Anya Zoltko watches the most recent episode of Dancing With the Stars on her laptop. She is a fan of the show and is keeping up with the new season. “People make fools of themselves, and everybody likes to see that, ”said Zoltko.
New Dancing With the Stars Cast Brings New Interest to the Show
Miranda Bergeron, Staff Writer • October 22, 2024

On Sept. 17, 2024, the long-running reality TV show, Dancing With the Stars, premiered its 33rd season with a unique and controversial cast. The cast contained a large variety of celebrities, including 2024 Paris Olympians such as Ilonah Maher and Stephen...

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Senior Class President Finn Brown '25 and author Hannah Welts '25 at the HBHS Homecoming Dance. (Photo courtesy of Cassidy Krivis)
Homecoming at HBHS vs. Other Schools
Hannah Welts, Staff Writer
Sports
The 2024 Girls Varsity Volleyball Team pictured on the bleachers. They all smile showing their love for the sport and upcoming season. They had a great season, making it to the Semi-Finals and winning the NHVCA Award for the 25th year in a row. (Photo courtesy of Hollis Brookline High School)
And the Award Goes to: HBHS Girls Varsity Volleyball
Kali Walton, Staff Writer

For the past twenty-five years, the Hollis Brookline Girls Varsity Volleyball Team has received the New Hampshire Volleyball Club Association (NHVCA),...

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The team picture of the Hollis Brookline High School Football team at the beginning of the 2024 season. (Photo courtesy of Hollis Brookline High School)
Tough Times In The Swamp at Hollis Brookline High School
Thomas Watrous, Staff Writer
Defensive player Kiera King ‘25 moves the ball back up the field to keep Hollis Brookline in possession of the ball during their 2024 New Hampshire Division II State Championship game against Bow. The Cavaliers ended up winning 1-0 with Marleigh Kreick ‘26 scoring the game-winning point. “They’ll still do pretty good next year because they still have a lot of great players and great talent,” said King. (Photo courtesy of Brynn Spencer)
Back-To-Back Champs: Girl’s Soccer Team Eyes a Three-peat
Summer Leavitt, Co-Editor-In-Chief
Hollis Brookline High School Varsity Soccer celebrated beating Milford four to one last year. (Photo courtesy of Gerald Finnegan)
Hollis Brookline High School Soccer Team Enters a New Era with Stricter Fitness Standards
Thomas Watrous, Staff Writer
News
Student Jacob Critchfield takes early action to set up his Common App profile, despite only being a junior. Common App is used for the majority of college applications, so it is vital to be prepared.
Navigating the College Application Process
Logan Walch, Staff Writer

College applications, the annual task that most high school seniors have to undergo, are underway. On November 1, students applying for early action finalized...

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Local veterans are greeted by the senior class as they walk into the gymnasium for the assembly. Local veterans attend the assembly every year to be recognized for their service. “It's always nice when someone thanks you for doing really important things,” said Homefront Club advisor and Civics teacher Trevor Duval.
2024 Veterans Day Assembly
Miranda Bergeron, Staff Writer
Student Body President Maggie Noble ‘25 has her blood drawn at the Red Cross Club’s blood drive. Noble is a fourth-time blood donor and enjoys participating in the school’s blood drives. “I love donating blood because I can track the impact that it has through the Red Cross app,” said Noble.
HBHS Red Cross Club Hosts First Blood Drive of the School Year
Finn Brown, Copy Editor
Posters promoting the event were hung on the walls throughout the school.
First Ever Hollis Brookline High School ApplyNH Day
Mason Marshall, Co-Editor-In-Chief
Opinion
As Michael Mann comes closer to the end of his service, he says goodbye to his family before flying overseas for the next few months. “If you know someone who served, the best thing to do to show your appreciation is to make time for them,” Mann said. Mann is a full time United States Army Soldier, but more importantly, a full time brother and uncle.
Veterans Day and Beyond: Continuous Acts of Gratitude
Sarah Gillespie, Staff Writer

Veterans day, a day specifically dedicated to honoring all those who have served. However, expressing gratification for veterans and active service members...

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Students wait in line, eager to get home and leave school grounds.
The Importance of Driving Safely on School Grounds
Sarah Hendrickson, Staff Writer
Hades’ main character, Zagreus. Players use Zagreus to navigate the underworld and make progress, fighting monsters and interacting with other characters from Greek mythology. “I relate to [him] on a very personal level,” says an anonymous junior. (Image courtesy of Supergiant Games)
You Need To Play Hades
Ben Hajaduk, Staff Writer
Mr. MacFarline, the HBHS Latin Teacher, stands preparing to teach a class. He is very dedicated to his work and is a great teacher, but unfortunately, he doesn’t have a CAVBlock this year. He says CAVBlocks are great because, “I'm a very good learner one on one with somebody, like if I can have them sit down and just kind of explain it to me, especially if it's a difficult concept.”
Opinion: Latin CAVBlock
Laurel Ciofrone, Staff Writer