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The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
Students share their favorite childhood snacks. Ranging in variety, they all relive memories that come along with these nostalgic tastes. (photo illustration by K. Tran)

Relive the Tastes of Childhood

Kayley Tran, Lead Copy Editor
April 9, 2025
Thomason swims the 50 freestyle during the Frontier League meet. Thomason typically swims the 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, and the 400 freestyle relay. (Photo by Z. Tarvin)

Dive in Head First

Olivia Tarvin, Staff Writer
April 4, 2025
Graphic by A. Rushing.

President Trump: Dictator or Democratic?

Ava Rushing, Online EiC
April 4, 2025
After wrestling all four years, being a three-time state qualifier, and a two-time state runner up, Mermis is now a girls wrestling state champion. Mermis went 41-3 on the year, and will continue their academic and athletic career as a softball commit at Moberly Area Community College. (Photos provided by Campbell Mermis)

Senior Girl Wrestlers Reflect on Careers

Olivia Tarvin, Staff Writer
March 31, 2025
Graphic by K. Tran

Let’s Show Love Childhood Classics

Kayley Tran, Lead Copy Editor
March 11, 2025
Andon Mattox, 12, preforms as Ponyboy Curtis in the high schools performance of The Outsiders. This scene is at the end of the performance when Ponyboy reads the letter left by Johnny. (Photo by M. Brown)

Theatre Department Performs 8th Grade Matinee

Madi Brown, Graphics Manager
March 6, 2025
There are many things you can do to briefly silence loud thoughts in your head or to ease your compulsions. You could go on a walk, read a book, explore a new hobby, or even cook up a new recipe. (Photo by P. Peiker)

“Not-So-Exclusive” Quirks

Macey Chaulk, Social Media Manager
March 6, 2025
Left: Addison Lightcap, 11, shows off her halloween costume. They expressed that they reminisce on their childhood often. (photo provided my A. Lightcap) Right: Maura Fuqua, 11, poses as a family member captures a memory. Despite the struggles moving has caused throughout their childhood, they believe that it has made them who they are today. (photo provided my M. Fuqua)

Childhood: Where it All Begins

Kayley Tran, Lead Copy Editor
March 5, 2025
Students eat during second lunch, conversing with those around them. Unlike the benches at the middle schools, the high school’s lunch tables provide gaps between each seat, which allow for more personal space for each individual. (Photo by M. Chaulk)

Embracing Boundaries

Macey Chaulk, Social Media Manager
March 3, 2025
Pop's Sweet Shop sponsors free weekend summertime concerts on Main Street. The community can enjoy the live music and treat themselves to goodies from Pop's. (Photo by J. Romano)

Pining for Pops

Norah McMains, Staff Writer
February 27, 2025
(Graphic by A. Rushing)

“It’s Not Human. It’s Different”

Ava Rushing, Online EiC
February 26, 2025
Logan Alexander, 12, and Margo Todd, 12, are carted onto the football field during coronation. The two were on a golf cart due to Todd’s surgery a few days prior. (Photo by O. Tarvin)

Not That Court, Not That Ball

Olivia Tarvin, Staff Writer
February 10, 2025
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