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Olivia Bender, after picking the winning rose.
Bender selects the red rose at homecoming
Cara Turner, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
The 2021-2022 Make-A-Wish t-shirt design.
Make-A-Wish t-shirts benefit good cause
Rylee C. Ogden, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
Abby Ryan and Mckenna Lanager work on a physics project.
Mrs. Prestash comments on the new mask mandate
Elle Smith, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
Emmalynne Groth, a senior, is excited about the changes in the dress code.
New dress code changes reveal students' unique side
Jaycee M. Wood, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
Classes and Club Happenings
The president of this years student council is Mason Marshall.
Student Council elects officers for the 2021-2022 school year
Abby Ryan, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
Mrs. Adams Basic Art class models with their scarecrows
Art students craft creative scarecrows to motivate fall excitement
Jaycee M. Wood, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
Band drum majors are, from left, Emma Quick and Riley Vaow.
Clearfield Band back to normal routine
Isaac Samsel, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
2020 NHS Officers From left to right: Sydeney Salvatore-Trinidad, Crae Ruiz, Emily Hanes, Nick Domico
NHS inducts 2020 and 2021 members
Summer Wynn, Staff Writer • May 24, 2021
Sports
Oliver and Josh
Bison football kicks off promising season
Isaac Samsel, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
Cleafields Isakk Way waiting for his serve.
Boys Tennis wrapping up their season
Christina McGinnis, Staff Writer • May 24, 2021
Entertainment
The cast list appears here.
Mr. Switala directs school play "Puffs"
Carrie Fox, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
An example of using contrast in a photo.
Students: Are they natural-born photographers?
Kinser Mayhew, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
Opinions
Mr. Keser, math teacher, sitting in his chair.
AP Classes: Why should students take these advanced classes?
Kinser Mayhew, Staff Writer • October 6, 2021
Advice for the upcoming freshman class
Advice for the upcoming freshman class
Christina McGinnis, Staff Writer • May 24, 2021
Do you prefer coming to school every day or the AB hybrid schedule?
Abigail Simcox: Overall I liked the A and B schedule. Both however had their ups and down. When it comes to social aspects and extracurriculars, I prefer the normal schedule. I did prefer the a and b system though when it came to completing homework, and I feel like it really helped me learn how to be motivated and get my work done.”
Emma Quick: I think that the A/B schedule is better than being back every day. I did well on A/B honestly and it helped me get through the workload of sophomore year. Also, not to sound lazy, but I really enjoyed getting to sleep in on the off day.”
Sage Hoppe: I prefer going to school every day, because it helps me focus better, stay on a routine, and get my work done”
Ethan Achmoody: I strongly prefer the A-B Hybrid schedule. It allowed me to be independent and manage my time according to my schedule. I had a lot more time to manage.”
Evan Forcey: In my opinion, I would prefer to be in class for school mostly, because the AB Hybrid schedule was effective but when it came to schoolwork, it made it very difficult to keep up with the incoming assignments. So I prefer to be in class so that it is easier to complete assigned work that is given!”
Mason Marshall: I liked the AB hybrid schedule personally, because I feel like learning on my own like that can help with my future in college. It also helped us be more independent. The AB schedule also helped kids get a mental health break.”
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