Bronco Life: Volume 14
A featured gallery of the 2024 Solar Eclipse
April 11, 2024
On April 8, Owen Melius and Daniel Heimen, 10, watch the eclipse from outside the art classrooms during honors chemistry.
On April 8, Hannah King, 11, and Luke Torrez, 12, took direct photos of the solar eclipse.
On April 8, Jordyn Vander Veur, Macey Chaulk, Langston Nichols, and Zoe Chronister, 10, gather outside to enjoy the solar eclipse.
On April 8, Hunter Fine, 11, took photos of the solar eclipse with their Nintendo DS.
On April 8, Jamie Ballard and Stephanie Hojnacki, math teachers, enjoy the fresh air while watching the solar eclipse.
On April 8, Daphne Mullies, 11, uses their phone to take photos of the solar eclipse during seventh hour.
2024 SOLAR ECLIPSE
On April 8, Hannah Mueller, 11, views the solar eclipse safely using viewing glasses provided by the high school.
On April 8, Brent Smitheran, math teacher, relaxes outside while working on their computer.
On April 8, Spring Hill experienced an approximately 90% totality of a solar eclipse. Students spent about 30 minutes outdoors with specialized glasses to view the event.
On April 8, Spring Hill experienced an approximately 90% totality of a solar eclipse. Students spent about 30 minutes outdoors with specialized glasses to view the event.
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About the Contributor
Shelby Hatcher, Galleries Manager
Hey Y’all! My name is Shelby Hatcher and this is my second year in SPUB. This year I will be the galleries manager. I wanted to do SPUB to be more involved with the school and community. Journalism is more than sharing news, it’s about showing the world what is real. Journalism helps bring people together and share ideas. I am super excited to be working with all our new staff and coming up with new great ideas for this year. Outside of School, I am active in 4-H, Barrel Racing, and working at my job. I also enjoy being outdoors or staying in, I am a big Panera fan.. you’ll definitely catch me there. I can’t wait to work with everyone this year!