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Spirit Week Wrap-Up: what did YOU think?

Natalie Hatayan, Contributor|March 27, 2014

Spirit week was a hit this year despite the fact that it was held a week after break; check out the infographic below to see what students thought of the week-long festivities.

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Explorers got the chance to use the Hollis Fire Department’s new battery-powered extrication tools. They learned how to extricate a patient and how to get the patient out of the vehicle, trying to minimize causing more injuries to the patient. “The Explorer program is a representation of the town and surrounding areas. We encourage the kids to always try and improve themselves each day. As long as they individually improve, then our mission has been accomplished. Positions are never about power but about integrity. We honor past explorers and members by striving to pass on many skills. Staying humble is important. One day youre up and the next maybe not so much. If you can learn from what has happened, then you can adapt and apply those lessons.” said Lieutenant Tom Lanzara of the Hollis Fire Department.

Hollis Fire Department’s Explorer Program

Matthew Klotz ‘22 effortlessly practices a classic cheer stunt, a backflip. He has spent four years working hard and improving his craft. He is now one of three captains of the Varsity Cheer team. “Starting off was really difficult because I had to find my footing and I wasn’t particularly good at the sport at first,” said Klotz.

The First Boy in HBHS Cheer History

Lovering stands with Buddy, the horse she competed with this summer. Lovering has ridden Buddy for two years, and just recently started helping ride more lessons horses at Fox Creek. As well as her own familys horse Roxy. When it comes to looking towards the future, “I want to continue doing IEA and I also want to focus on training my horse Roxy!” said Lovering.

Eve Lovering Feature

Claire Paré is pictured here with fellow HBHS English Department teachers Mrs. Grosse and Mrs. Flaherty, gearing up for Paré’s first year of teaching. “I would love to take another class with Mrs. Paré! English has always been one of my favorite classes and she has a wonderful way of teaching it.” said Colie Toupin ‘22, a former student of Paré’s.

Mrs. Paré Feature

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