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Annabelle Miller

Annabelle Miller, Co-News Editor

Annabelle Miller, junior, has been on staff for a year and a news editor for a semester. She plays Varsity Softball and the French Horn in Symphonic band.

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Student Enrollment Drops to Lowest in Five Years

5 days ago
Singer Nikko Smith and his band performed for free at MHS on Monday, Feb. 27 as a Black History Month event organized by Shelly Justin, language arts teacher, and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.Justin said she finds music to be unifying and peaceful, and hoped students would feel the same. “I don’t know anyone who doesn’t like music in some way,” Justin said. “I think it just reminds us that we’re all human.”

[Photo] Singer Visits MHS for Black History Month

March 7, 2023
We ordered the Corner House Salad with chicken and the vinaigrette, buffalo wings, and a sweet tea. The Corner Pub & Grill reopened on Jan. 26 after a burst pipe caused them to close in December.

Review: Corner Pub Reopening

Annabelle Miller, News Editor
February 28, 2023
A new entrance to the student parking lot will be added here over the summer. Dr. Dan Ramsey said it will help eliminate traffic and allow parents easier access to the pick up areas. Im so excited because Ive fought for this road, and we need it, Dr. Ramsey said.

Parking Lot Entrance to be Added Next Year

Annabelle Miller and Kate Jesperson
February 23, 2023
Geoscience students observe a creek on their field trip to the St. Francois Mountains in Southeast Missouri. Kevin Koch, science teacher, said this is the first trip his classes have been able to take since the pandemic. “We were able to work with the administration to get coverage and get the trip approved,” Koch said.

The return of field trips: French, geoscience classes take first trips since COVID

Annabelle Miller, News Editor
February 15, 2023
Students work towards rebuilding the shoreline during the annual Spring Break Service Trip. MHS students traveled to help communities affected by hurricane Michael in Mexico City and Port St. Joe, Fla.

Annual Spring Break Service Trip Approaches

Parker Brandt and Annabelle Miller
January 19, 2023
After the bomb threats at MHS, rumors spread like wildfire across social media. We as students need to hold ourselves responsible for these rumors and stop the spread of false information.

Opinion: We are responsible for the spread of rumors

Annabelle Miller, Co-News Editor
December 7, 2022
The first film festival is being held in the flex room during Ac Lab on Oct. 24 and 26. Students can sign up through Infinite Campus. Shelly Justin, head of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity committee at MHS, was inspired by a film class she is taking to feature movies at MHS. “I hope students will get to experience other cultures and become more curious about different places in the world,” Justin said.

Film Festival promotes diversity

Annabelle Miller and Anvi Talyan
October 20, 2022
Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy members write notes that will be included in packages of books sent to the preschools in the area. This is the first year the program is available MHS, and they have two more community service projects planned. We help students be leaders by serving others and create impact through action, said Major Terri Zuber, Chick-fil-a Leadership Academy sponsor.

Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy Donates Books to Preschool

Annabelle Miller, Co-news Editor
October 20, 2022

RSD College Fair encourages students to explore opportunities

Annabelle Miller, Co News Editor
October 9, 2022
Sophomore Daksha Daggumati, president of the MHS branch of National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), creates a sign for her booth during the Activities Fair Aug. 31. NAMI decided to run a booth to recruit new members for this year, Daggumati said.

Activities Fair Helps Students Get Involved

September 7, 2022
Bri Allstun, senior, passes the ball to her teammate during a 3-on-3 drill. Districts for girls water polo started on May 9, and the state championship will be held on May 14. “We started out a little bumpy, but now I think we’re getting there, and we’re going to be ready for State,” Allstun said.

Girls Water Polo Wins Second at State

Annabelle Miller, News Editor
May 19, 2022
Dr. Regina, assistant principal, reads the prompt to the pun contest participants. Daniel Gorislavsky, senior, won the competition and award for best pun. “I’ve stood in front of a large crowd before, and they weren’t going to throw any fruit at me, so I knew I would be fine,” Gorislavsky said.

Annabelle Miller, News Editor
May 9, 2022
The Sunshine Protection Act, approved by the Senate, will permanently keep our clocks one hour ahead and end the bi-annual clock switch of Daylight Saving Time. The Act still needs approval from the House of Representatives and President Biden.

Opinion: Why Stay Ahead?

Annabelle Miller, News Editor
April 26, 2022
The scanning feature was easy to use and best under good lighting, but the scans appeared faded and uneven. I went over the faded part with my pencil, and it seemed to fix the problem. Though heavier strokes can help increase readability, at the same time, the app makes the background extremely bright and hard to read.

Review: Five Star Digital Note Taking App

Annabelle Miller, News Editor
March 8, 2022
Hudson poses with his mother after graduation. He came from a single parent family and was the youngest of nine kids. Even though his mother didnt have a high school education, Hudson was able to graduate from Missouri State University and get his masters degree.

Scholarship honors former principal

Annabelle Miller , News Editor
February 11, 2022
The White Chocolate Pretzel Snowball M&Ms are a seasonal flavor. They have a sweet and salty taste and are a great snack for the holidays.

Review: White Chocolate Pretzel Snowball M&Ms

Annabelle Miller, Staff Reporter
January 11, 2022
Over 16.5 million Advent calendars are thrown away each year and will eventually harm the environment.

We Should Stop Buying Advent Calendars

Annabelle Miller , Staff Reporter
December 5, 2021
Aasvi Patel, junior, (on the far right) with family and friends at a Diwali party on Nov. 6. They are dressed in their cultural clothes and holding candles to celebrate the festival of light.

MHS Students Celebrate Diwali

Annabelle Miller, Staff Reporter
November 8, 2021
MHS’ National Honors Society (NHS) held a kickball fundraiser called “Kickin’ It With KEEN” at Ellisville Ballpark on Oct. 16th. The event worked in association with the St. Louis chapter of Kids Enjoy Exercise Now (KEEN), a nationwide organization that provides opportunities for kids with developmental and cognitive disabilities to be active.

NHS Holds Fundraiser for KEEN St. Louis

Annabelle Miller , Staff Reporter
October 24, 2021
Students are required to sign into the classroom they want to go to during Ac Lab using a QR code.

We Need to Get the Most Out of Ac Lab

Annabelle Miller, Staff Reporter
October 18, 2021
In their first competition of the season, the Marching Band came in first place overall and won awards for outstanding color guard, music and visuals. The next week, they took third place in the Lafayette Contest of Champions. 

Marching Band Dominates in Two Competitions

Annabelle Miller , Staff Reporter
October 6, 2021
After 8 years with their old uniforms, the marching band will start the 2021-2022 school year with new uniforms. The uniform’s design represents how individual’s lives intersect through band.

Out With the Old, In With the New: Band Gets New Uniforms

Annabelle Miller , Staff Reporter
May 29, 2021
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