The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
(Photo Illustration by H. Mueller)

A Slurred Experience

Hannah Mueller, Website Manager
November 5, 2024
Boys cross country Team poses together after the RimRock meet (Photo By S. Smitheran)

Run the Course Together

Madi Brown, Graphics Manager
November 4, 2024
Drugstore makeup, like at Target, are easily accessible for teens to purchase. (Photo by H. Lichtenauer)

A Good Foundation

Holly Lichtenauer, Staff Writer
October 7, 2024

Armed for the Future

Holly Lichtenauer
May 15, 2024

School Stresses Students

Mallory Marmon
May 15, 2024
The Senior Class of 2024 cheers on the Boys Basketball Team during the balloon popping competition at the Winter Homecoming Pep Rally. This would be the last Homecoming Pep Rally seniors will attend (Photo by M. Pharathikoune).

The Final Stretch

Jayden Crim, Staff Writer
May 1, 2024
Right photo reveals the damage to Israel almost 1 month after the attack led by Hamas.Left photo reflects the actions of a police force through a Palestinian-led protest (Right photo by S. Zaka) (Left photo by M. Foto) (Graphic by A. Rushing).

Israel V.S. Palestine: Students Speak Out

Ava Rushing, Website Manager
April 25, 2024
This photo represents what a person might research before considering ingesting marijuana. It is possible that if someone in Kansas wants to use marijuana, they would go to the bordering states where it is legal, Colorado or Missouri, but they are likely to have doubts. (Photo illustration by H. Mueller)

My Way or the HIGHway

Hannah Mueller, Copy Editor
April 17, 2024
ChatGTP is shown on the screen. This is used by many across the world for good and bad (Photo by A Watson).

The New Era of AI

Ashlyn Watson, Staff Writer
April 8, 2024
Catherine Hapke, teacher, giving assistance to Emma Kaiser, 9, on their assignment. Teachers engaging with students and helping them out when they need it are effective ways to encourage consistency and prevent missing assignments (Photo by C. Brewer).

Something’s Missing…

Macey Chaulk, Staff Writer
April 2, 2024
Alyssa Budd, 11, demonstrates their violin to Dayton Creek Elementary School students. The high school hosted groups of elementary students to observe band, orchestra, and choir (Photo by K.Tran).

Measuring Maturity

Kathlyn Tran, Copy Editor
April 1, 2024
Addison Bond looks for a teammate to pass the ball to during a home game against Louisburg. After the game ends, Bond quickly grabs their instrument to play in the stands with the band (Photo by M. Brown).

Juggle Priorities

Olivia Tarvin, Senior Ads Manager
March 22, 2024
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