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GOOD WORK-- Junior Hudson McLaren collects high-fives from teammates after a hard fought four minutes.

Boys’ Basketball Pre-Season Look

Hallie Robinson, Staff Writer • December 13, 2024

With the weather changing fast and conditions outside are getting colder our AHS varsity boys are ready to bring the heat to the court this 2024-2025 basketball season.

Students gather in support of the Cross Country Runners at the home meet. This was also the Cross Country team's Pink Out race and raised funds for Stephanie Kelley.

Sporting Pink for #StephStrong

Olivia Jensen • October 18, 2024

The goal of Pink Out is to raise money and spread awareness about the dangers of breast cancer. The entire month of October is Breast Cancer...

The 2024 Atlantic band All-Staters. Seniors Brady Wagner and Drayce Moore, and junior Grace Mitchell, were accompanied by two choir students - Danielle Bennett and Zephyr Mitchell - on their journey to All State. As indicated by the medals, it was Wagner's first time qualifying, Moore's second time qualifying, and G. Mitchell's third time qualifying.

All-State All-Stars

Jaylynn Rosenbaum, Staff Writer • December 10, 2024

The All-State Music Festival is an annual event gathering only the best student musicians in Iowa for a live performance. It consists of band,...

Avery Andersen performs in a church theater production.
Used with permission of the Andersen Family.

Hope, Love, Legacy: Sunday Musical Honors AHS Alum

Olivia Jensen and J. Molina • November 13, 2024

By sponsoring this year’s Sunday showing of the fall musical, The Avery Andersen Foundation fosters a community love of fine arts while honoring the alum’s legacy.

Eye of the Needle – Holiday Special

J. Molina, EON Producer • December 18, 2024

Welcome back, AHS! The HARK values at AHS have been going strong this school year... or have they? Are the students of AHS well-behaved enough...

“Sign My Yearbook Before You Go?”

Molly Harris, Editorial Cartoonist • December 13, 2024

Link to Purchase the Yearbook: https://www.jostens.com/apps/store/productBrowse/1072152/Atlantic-High-School/2017-Yearbook/2016082404581126767/CATALOG_SHOP/?REF=A02277200&rc=150

Eye of the Needle – Holiday Special

12/18/2024

J. Molina, EON Producer

December 18, 2024

Welcome back, AHS! The HARK values at AHS have been going strong this school year… or have they? Are the students of AHS well-behaved enough to receive presents? There’s only one elf on the shelf who can check!

Credits:

The Hark the Herald song used was from this video: • Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. Thank you to the creator for your upload!

Special thanks to Knox McCalla and Jaylen McDaniel.

About the Contributor

J. Molina, Broadcaster & AHS Needle Lead Editor

Senior J. Molina is the Co-Lead Editor of the Newspaper Division and has been involved in journalism for 4 years. A moment Molina is proud of is when they quickly produced a story about the AHS Speech Team’s evacuation from a bomb threat. “I’m proud of that because I had to churn it out and then immediately go to spaghetti supper (for band).” Molina was awarded Best of SNO for the story. Their goal for Journalism this year is to “smoothly guide everyone to success that they can be proud of.” Outside of journalism, Molina is involved in Speech and Debate, Theater, and Band as the Head Drum Major this year. They’re learning French horn and they “love band.” Molina also draws and writes in their free time. One important thing Molina wants you to know about them is that they’re a big fan of this year’s HARK values. Molina also cares about others around them and in the school, they said “I’m a care bear, I care a lot” and “Go Trojans.” Story by Fletchor Toft

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