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Feb
23
2023
A (Totally Unbiased) Intro to The Drama Club

A (Totally Unbiased) Intro to The Drama Club

Drama Club
By Jaden W.  It is no secret that in our Federal Hocking High School, there are a multitude of clubs to join into. These clubs include activities such as reading, weightlifting, creative competitions, and many more. Honestly, there are so many to choose from that it may even feel overwhelming. It may be extremely difficult to choose one, especially when you know next to nothing about how they operate. Well, I can help you with that problem (for one of the clubs at least…). As I am here to tell you why you definitely should join- I mean why you…
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Feb
22
2023
New Teachers of Federal Hocking: Ms. Kearns

New Teachers of Federal Hocking: Ms. Kearns

People
By Chelsea B. When I got the chance to write an article about one of Federal Hocking’s new teachers, I jumped at the opportunity to interview Ms. Kearns. Ms. Kearns is one of my favorite teachers because of her dedication to her students and their education. She consistently tries to make learning science fun and engaging for everyone.  Ms. Kearns teaches biology, physical, medical, and environmental sciences. She has only been here with us for a year, but overall this is her 11th year teaching. She attended college at Ohio University before working at Alexander High School for 3 years,…
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Feb
15
2023
Business Professionals of America

Business Professionals of America

BPA
By Jozlyn E. Bew Let me introduce you to an intelligent bunch of individuals attending Federal Hocking High School: the Business Professionals of America.  This small club composed of twelve teens focuses on business practices and skills needed to adapt in the economy today, as well as acts of service in their community and school. They train themselves in jobs such as publishing, programming, video production and design, and public speaking. After perfecting their craft, they compete against other schools in these categories. It’s a fast paced, exciting, and scholarly experience enjoyed by all of the members. These members include…
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Dec
09
2022
Drama Club’s Winter Play

Drama Club’s Winter Play

Drama Club
By Timothy Zimmerman Sit down and enjoy the show! This winter the FH drama club is continuing tradition.  For the second year in a row, experience the classic story of Ebeneezer Scrooge: a cruel old man who hates Christmas, and shuts down any joy brought forth by the holiday. Greeted by supernatural beings, he gets a look at his past, present, and future. Will he change his ways when greeted by the consequences of his actions? Find out this December! The cast list includes Adam McKnight as Scrooge, Grace Jeffers as the Narrator, Jozlyn Bew as Ghost of Christmas Past,…
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Dec
06
2022
Some Of The Rarest Video Games Ever Made

Some Of The Rarest Video Games Ever Made

News
By Casey Hendrickson Video games have a special place in a lot of people's hearts but there are some games that we can't get ahold of. Some games can range from $2 to $50 to $1,000 to $5,000 and most people will never be able to play them because of the obscurity, limited counts, and even with them being lost to time. I'm going to be talking about some video games that are rarer than you think.   The Flintstones Surprise At Dinosaur Peak was a Blockbuster exclusive NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) rental game that was never supposed to be…
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Nov
18
2022
How to Become a Better Writer

How to Become a Better Writer

Life-Long Learning
By Max Noriega A lot of people don’t know where to start when they begin to write something, (story, article, essay, etc.) and a lot of kids just don’t want to write, but at some point in our lives we are going to have to so, here are some tips for when you’re writing something. Read good authors. It goes without saying, but it should still be said. If you don't read the script well, you won’t understand the story. Everyone begins to learn from the teacher, imitates the teacher, finds their voice through the teacher. Read as much as…
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Nov
14
2022
Art Club

Art Club

Art Club
Do you like art? If you said yes, then you should consider the art club. The MS and HS art club is a club where you can express yourself and feel that you are in a safe space. Anyone who wants to be in the art club can join, regardless of race, gender, sexuality, or any beliefs.  All are  welcome. Mrs. Ellen Hadley, the art teacher here at Federal Hocking has run the art club for many years to give students a chance to be themselves and create wonderful art using their emotions and creativity. The art club does all…
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Nov
10
2022
What’s New in the Student Handbook?

What’s New in the Student Handbook?

News
By Timothy Zimmerman The new school year brings new adjustments to the student handbook. In the past, rules banning phones, hoods, hats, carrying around backpacks, etc. have faced criticism from Federal Hocking students. Each of these rules have had adjustments made to them in the new handbook. Cellphones A huge rule that has been controversial ever since it was introduced, was the banning of students to use cell phones during the school day. This year, it has been changed so that high school students are now allowed to use their phones during their free period, and in class if permitted…
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Nov
07
2022
The Risk of Diabetes

The Risk of Diabetes

Health & Wellness
By Kaylee Poston-Ford Imagine yourself sitting in the examination room when your doctor walks in with your blood labs, a very grim look on their face. They sit down and explain to you that your blood work came back showing that you are a diabetic. Your heart starts accelerating, you feel nauseous, tears well up in your eyes. You panic instantly, you think of all the bad things that will happen to you and your health. The first thing you ask is “What can I do about it?” Diabetes has a huge impact on your health and anyone can get…
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