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Senior Xander Roberts tries out for the basketball team Nov. 17 in the Hutter Gym. He goes in for a layup and makes it.

Boys basketball welcomes a new head coach

Alyssa Ferrell, Reporter
November 20, 2020

Our two candidates for the 2020 presidential election were Republican incumbent Donald Trump and Democrate Joe Biden. Pins were made for each candidate to represent themselves in their campaigning session.

Biden wins 2020 election over incumbent Trump

Halle Williams, Reporter
November 20, 2020

Juniors Aspen Peterson, Avery Williams, Gracie Dalzel and Morgan Curry pose for a picture outside before Jingle Bell Ball their sophomore year. “Getting dressed up and taking pictures is my favorite part of JBB, I feel bad that the senior girls will not get to experience this, this year,” Williams said.

Popular December dance canceled

Ivory Rightnar, Reporter
November 18, 2020

Junior Bailey Bohon waits for her meal replacement shake to be made at “At The Park Nutrition & Energy.” The shop’s grand opening was Saturday, Nov. 7, and the owners had giveaways and raffles all throughout the day.

New healthy drink shop grows popularity in town

Maddie Smart, Reporter
November 13, 2020

A trend on Tik Tok encourages users to steal Trump signs to paint them. Common phrases painted on the signs include Dump Trump, ACAB, BLM and a pride flag.

Vandalism increases as political tension rises

Emily LaPlant, Managing Editor
October 29, 2020

Junior Kassidy Miller prepares for Halloween by placing the candy in a bowl for trick or treaters. Miller plans on having hand sanitizer available after every child has grabbed a piece of candy.

Halloween safety during COVID-19

Savannah McMichael, Reporter
October 29, 2020

School lunches have taken a wild change this year. They are being delivered in to-go boxes and students are only given one hot lunch option and one cold lunch option.

Lunches leaving students hungry throughout the day

Ivory Rightnar, Reporter
October 28, 2020

(Top row, from left to right) John Rolph, Mark Hutton, Helen Van Etten, Shellaine Kiblinger, Cheryl Harrison-Lee, and Allen Schmidt. (Bottom row, from left to right) In the bottom left we have Ann Brandau-Murguia, Shane Bangerter, Bill Feuerborn, and Blake Flanders. Photo Credit Kansas Board of Regents Facebook Page.

College application requirements changing

Alyssa Ferrell, Reporter
October 23, 2020

The ACT has been mandatory for students wanting to go to a four year college and was started in 1959. For the class of 2021, the ACT will not be mandatory due to the pandemic.

ACT not mandatory for class of 2021

Ivory Rightnar, Reporter
October 23, 2020

Graphic courtesy of KSDE
Neuschafer end of the month activity is to put four posters around the school and have students take selfies with them then post the picture to counselor twitter: @AHS_Counselors. Neuschafer will then choose a student who posted a picture to win a prize.

Counselors plan for Bullying Awareness Month

Sydnee Kuhn, Reporter
October 19, 2020

New video game club launches at AHS

Sydnee Kuhn, Reporter
October 16, 2020

Current President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden went head to head in the first presidential debate of 2020. Each party has previously been involved with the presidency.

First presidential debate of 2020

Emma Stueven, Reporter
October 9, 2020

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