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
Lily Haney

Lily Haney, Bronco Design Editor

Hey! I'm Lily Haney and I'm a junior this year. It's going to be my second year in SPUB and my first year as a design editor for the yearbook. I am beyond excited to get to work on the yearbook this year! I want the yearbook to bring a smile to everyone who sees it. Journalism is so important because it’s something that can reach everyone in a simple way and get everyone involved. Outside of SPUB, I do cross country, basketball, track, and color guard. I can't wait to see what this year brings!

All content by Lily Haney
Goodbye Seniors

Goodbye Seniors

May 18, 2022
On Nov. 3 the theatre department rehearsed for their upcoming musical. Ashlynn Lake,12, Olivia Lister, 12, Emme Trask, 12, Matalyn Chitwood, 11, and Alex Lopez, 10, were practicing for their roles in Act 1 (Photo by L. Haney).

A Rocking Review

November 22, 2021
The wildfires of Northern California are drastically spreading once again (Photo courtesy AP News).

California Experiences Yet Another Wildfire

September 2, 2021
Homework from each class piles up, but it’s good to start before getting even more (photo by L. Haney).

Stress, Stress, Stress

April 30, 2021
PLC days are going to be more productive for teachers in the future. The administration has been hard at work figuring out the best way to use the time to help the teachers (photo credit T. Dent).

The Purpose of PLC

April 28, 2021
26-year-old Mario Gonzalez died after an altercation with police. Bodycam footage was recently released showing one officer kneeling on Gonzalezs back for nearly five minutes (photo courtesy AP News).

Bodycam Footage Shows Police Restraining 26-Year-Old Man

April 28, 2021
Making the right choice isn’t super easy, but it needs to be done so you are left with a good candidate (graphic by L. Haney).

Choosing a Class Candidate

April 23, 2021
A woman walks past the Japan National Stadium, where all the festivities of the Olympics will take place (photo courtesy AP News).

Tokyo Olympics Fast Approaching

April 13, 2021
The shirt I am wearing technically goes against the dress code, but there is nothing inherently “inappropriate” about it (photo by L. Haney).

The Dress Code Dilemma

April 9, 2021
Delaney Hill, 10, and Emery Stevenson, 10, use the bikes in girls weights on a free day (photo by L. Haney).

Fitness: A Game Changer

March 31, 2021
Ben Crump, Floyd family attorney, addresses the media alongside other attorneys and members of the late George Floyds family. The trial calling for the prosecution of Derek Chauvin is officially underway (photo courtesy AP News).

Derek Chauvin’s Trial Begins

March 29, 2021
Sept. 24 allowed great weather for a meet. Cross country is hard work, but finishing the race makes it all worth it (photo by R. White).

The Life of a Student Athlete

March 12, 2021
Isabella Infante, 12, studied from home while remote, while Libby Bowden, 12, works on a project in fashion trends. The debate between online and in-person school has been going on for months, with benefits and downsides to both (photos submitted by I. Infante and I. Williams, photo illustration by L. Kuhn).

The Online/In-Person Debate

March 5, 2021
Protesters in Myanmar try to protect themselves against tear gas. These citizens are protesting the recent military takeover of the country (photo courtesy AP News).

Protests Against Coup Spark Violence

March 4, 2021
Matthew Lundy, science teacher, making the best of teaching his Honors Chemistry class while in remote learning (photo by A. Manning).

Block Schedule, Planning Period Problems

February 4, 2021
President Joe Biden has used his first week in the White House to both undo the actions of his predecessor and get the ball rolling on new legislation that will significantly impact the country (photo courtesy AP News).

Biden Begins Plans to Slow Global Warming

January 27, 2021
Chezney and I on one of our many sibling adventures (photo by L Haney).

I’m Gonna Miss You

January 26, 2021
The COVID-19 vaccine could help people stay safe against the virus (photo courtesy of AP News).

COVID-19 Vaccine Views

January 14, 2021
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics had to be postponed by a year. However, most of Tokyos residents think the games should be further delayed (photo courtesy AP News).

80% of Tokyo Citizens Think Olympics Should Be Postponed

January 11, 2021
One of the best parts of winter break is traveling to spend time with relatives you dont get to see very often. However, this year it might be safer to consider other things (photo credit L. Haney).

No Place Like Home for the Holidays

December 17, 2020
A picture of Progressive Stadium, home of the Cleveland Indians. The Indians are reportedly in the process of renaming their franchise, after decades of comments about the name being racist (photo courtesy AP News).

Cleveland Indians to Change Franchise Name

December 14, 2020
On Oct. 28, students in Melissa Reinhart, science teachers, Chemistry class viewed a demonstration. If students had trouble understanding this concept, they may be able to get an extra credit assignment to boost a bad grade (photo credit A. Shetlar).

Extra Credit Boosts Grades

December 7, 2020
A lot of underclassmen who care about politics have taken to social media in an attempt to sway people to their side. Some of these underclassmen talked about why this matters to them so much (photo credit T. Dent).

Opinionated Underclassmen Speak Out

November 19, 2020
In the song Ready or Not, Remington White, 10, is startled by the rest of the cast while playing a fake game of hide and seek. The show follows the story of Tom, a new teacher who is performing Schoolhouse Rock songs in preparation for the first day of school (photo credit K. Oakes).

“Schoolhouse Rock Live!” Review

November 13, 2020
Spring Hill fans cheer on the boys varsity soccer team as they play in sub-state (photo credit L. Haney).

SHHS Hosts 5A State Soccer

November 5, 2020
Students work independently on their assignments in Dystopian Literature (Photo by T. Dent).

Dystopian Literature Students Experience Differences

October 30, 2020
Hailey Hodge, 10, paces with another runner as she goes through her race (photo by R. White).

Sports Update: Soccer and Cross Country

October 29, 2020
Over 100 years ago, the famous ship Titanic sank on its maiden voyage. Now, the company that owns what is left is wanting to explore the wreckage (photo courtesy AP News).

Titanic Wreckage to Be Searched

October 20, 2020
Mariah Ramos, science teacher, teaches multiple science classes at the high school. Her lesson on the Big Bang theory in Earth Space science is by far the most controversial (photo by O. Chrisman).

Difficulties with Teaching the Big Bang Theory

September 30, 2020
This picture of a Los Angeles freeway is something Governor Gavin Newsome is hoping to get rid of by 2035, with his newly-signed ban on gasoline vehicles (photo courtesy AP News).

California to Enforce Ban on Gasoline-Powered Vehicles

September 28, 2020
Mallory Folkerts, 11, prepares to start the Dazzler’s halftime routine (photo by A. Shetlar).

A Different Season of Halftime Shows

September 17, 2020
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