Sporting their sweaters and pajamas: HB Spirit Week Days 1 and 2

Austin Bumpus and Mackenzie Riel|February 19, 2014

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Austin Bumpus is a senior at Hollis/Brookline High School and co-editor of The CavChron LINE, alongside Sara Swabowicz. He is captain of the wrestling...

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Mackenzie Riel a senior at Hollis Brookline High school. Not only is writing one of her greatest passions, but many different themes of photography have...

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Trevor Duval and his current AP Government class after winning the New Hampshire State We the People Competition. The students worked to prepare for the competition for the entire first semester before going to the event. “The students that take AP Government are motivated, they want to do well, they want to challenge themselves, they enjoy a good discussion,” said Duval. (Image courtesy of Duval)

Mr. Duval & AP Government’s We the People Victory

Kate Berrigan smiles while wearing a United States Naval Academy (USNA) sweatshirt. (Image courtesy of Berrigan)

Kate Berrigan Sets Sail Towards the United States Naval Academy

Senior Logan Walch at Chess Club quickly regretting his catastrophic, game-ending mistake.

Checkmate at Hollis Brookline: How the Chess Club Brings Students Together

English teacher Victoria Flaherty contemplates the true meaning of Valentine's Day as the celebration approaches.

Valentine’s Day: Unpacking What the Holiday Truly Means

Snow arbitrarily covers everything in its path in a serene blanket, resisting humanity's futile attempt to melt it with salt. From dismal slush to beautiful dry powder, snow is truly a natural wonder. "I like the fluffy snow because it's really pretty," said Nova Adler '25.

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Students in Archaeology use tools in a mock excavation. As a class that focuses on hands-on learning, students are able to gain crucial life skills. “[The class] is more hands-on than I thought, and I'm learning way more with physical activities than I do in the classroom,” said student Tess Brown ‘25.

Hands-On History: First High School Archaeology Class in New Hampshire

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

This masterpiece was created by Elliott Cahill and features lamb
chops, grilled sweet potatoes, and a glass of chocolate milk.

Fireside Flavor: Exploring the World of Elliot Grilling

A peaceful sun sets over YMCA Camp Coniston, where the author attends.

Opinion: The Importance of Summer Camp in the 21st Century

Boys Volleyball players rejoice over their second season sweep and back-to-back Division II wins, in '22 and this season.

Two Championships & a Season: Boys Spring Sports Wrap-up

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