Nora Miller, A&E Editor
Nora Miller ‘19 is a senior at Hollis Brookline High School, and A&E editor for the CavChron. She is an active member of the performing arts community at HBHS, playing clarinet in the concert band and wind ensemble. As president of the HBHS National Honors Society, and a girl scout in a local troop, Nora also spends lots of time working in the community. She’s looking forward to being able to contribute to CavChron and working with the other editors and writers.
![The new Buckley’s Bakery and Cafe location at 9 Market Place, Hollis, NH. It has a wide selection of drinks, bakery items, and meals to take out or eat in. “It’s nice to have it in our town rather than having to drive 30 minutes to get [to the Merrimack location],” said Mary Martin ‘20. “I think they have more seating and more options in terms of food and beverages.”](https://cavchronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/WebReady_Buckleys_NoraMiller_Features_Final.jpg)
![Students in HBHS’s AP U.S. Government class stand outside of the NH Legislative Building after winning their district hearing. Out of the six units of the We The People text, HB got the highest score for three units, qualifying them to move to the state level. “[Students are] always very competitive,” said AP U.S. History teacher Trevor Duval. “I’m always impressed by their depth of knowledge and understanding.”
First Row (left to right) Rachel Ash ‘19, Teagan Hudzik ‘19, Kay Partridge ‘19, AP US Government teacher Trevor Duval Second Row: Zaki Quereshy ‘19, Tess Crooks ‘19, Cordelia Scales ‘19, Nicole Plummer ‘19, Robbie Dwyer ‘19 Third Row: Rachel Cerato ‘19, Caroline Smith ‘19, Jillian O’Hara ‘19, Jacob Ponders ‘19 Fourth Row: Maya Ruvido ‘19, Myah Caplan ‘19, Emma Pellerin ‘19, Tristain Hoenninger ‘19 Fifth Row: Jack Sinclair ‘19, Joe Caswell ‘19, Madoc Lewis ‘19, Alex Dougherty ‘19, Kyle Swope ‘19](https://cavchronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/WebReady_WeThePeople_News_NoraMiller-900x600.jpg)
![Danny Hyatt ‘19 is wearing the augmented reality goggles and trying to text while virtually driving for the Augmented Reality Distracted Driving Education System distracted driving simulator. Students had to opportunity to try the simulator throughout the school day to learn about how distractions such as texting and driving and having passengers in the car can affect driving. After trying the simulator and experiencing all kinds of distractions, even more unusual ones like being poked and having the seat kicked.“It could prepare you in case [a distraction] does happen and would know how to handle the situation better,” said DeJoie
(Picture was taken by Officer Bergeron)](https://cavchronline.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/WebReady_HBDistractedDriving_News_NoraMiller-900x600.jpg)
