Senior point guard Jess Tyrer
Senior Jess Tyrer never stopped playing basketball. Even when all of her friends dropped and the coach resigned, Tyrer stayed tough. “I’ve always played since I was a little kid,” Tyrer said. “Basketball has always been fun to me.” Being the only senior makes her the definite leader on the
The Haslett High School Peer to Peer and LINKS programs have received a $1,000 grant for the making of a video that will promote the programs. The grant came from START, or Statewide Autism Research and Training. The video will be created by junior Seth Carncross, senior Zach McBrien, sophomore
Haslett Hign School students this November participated in National Novel Writing Month, more commonly known as NaNoWriMo. Those participating in NaNoWriMo have one month, Nov. 1 to Nov. 30, to write a 50,000-word novel. Those finishing a 50,000 word novel recieve prizes and a chance to have their novel published.
Sledding down a snowy slope, drinking hot coacoa by the fire, spending time with friends, and sleeping in till 10 a.m. Winter break is taking over Haslett High School students’ and staff minds. “It’s all I can think about,” English teacher Jan Shoemaker said. “It’s kind of pathetic.” December 16th through January 3rd
All Haslett High School sophomores and juniors planning to attend the Capital Area Career Center CAHEP course need to turn their application forms to guidance counselor Heather Woodworth. All forms are due January 27. Space is limited to 45 spots. Applications will not be accepted after this date. All students who turn in
Wrestlers walked into the wrestling room and saw a new face, Phil Kozein, their new assistant coach. Most the wrestlers are pleased with their new coach so far. “He’s a really good coach, he can communicate well with us and have fun while pushing us to our limits to better
As the temperatures drop, Michiganders gear up for the winter months and the ensuing festivities. Sledding, snowboarding and skiing are all popular winter sports, but for senior Patyon Warner, ice fishing is the way to pass time. Warner’s home on Lake Lansing allows him a prime location to fish. “Me and my buddies go
It seems as though Haslett High School is being obsessively bombarded with one progressive movement after another. With the start of the 2011-2012 school year was introduced the “academic integrity” push, which resulted in a variety of responses. Most were of students venting their frustration and annoyance of being incessantly
As the temperatures drop, Michiganders gear up for the winter months and the ensuing festivities. Sledding, snowboarding and skiing are all popular winter sports, but for senior Patyon Warner, ice fishing is the way to pass time. Warner’s home on Lake Lansing allows him a prime location to fish. “Me and my buddies go
Coach Nick Stanko (far right ) Coach Nick Stanko (far right ) Photos courtesy of Michelle Donahue
All Haslett High School sophomores and juniors planning to attend the Capital Area Career Center CAHEP course need to turn their application forms to guidance counselor Heather Woodworth. All forms are due January 27. Space is limited to 45 spots. Applications will not be accepted after this date. All students who turn in
The Haslett High School’s annual blood drive hosted by the National Honors Society is fast approaching. This year the drive will be held on Thursday, Feb. 9 throughout the school day. NHS members will be helping with the set up, take down and comforting donors in the Viking Room. All students interested
The USA marathon Olympic trials are being held in Houston, Texas today. The race was scheduled to start at 8 a.m. One of the competitors is someone almost everyone at Haslett High School knows, art teacher Nick Stanko. For the second time in five years, Stanko has been invited to compete in the trials.
The Viking Longboat