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The Hawkeye

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The Hawkeye

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The Grennan Twins take on Terrace

The Grennan Twins take on Terrace

By Jacob Allard, Photo Co-Editor November 2, 2017

“It’s kind of a weird story — we were born at the exact same time. Our kind of twin is super rare. There are like 50 born a year [with a] 20 percent chance of living,” freshman Jacob Grennan said. Jacob...

Schellenberg takes on Terrace

Schellenberg takes on Terrace

By Marianne Nacanaynay, Op/Ed Editor September 22, 2017

Greg Schellenberg’s 30-seconds or so introduction is straightforward enough — a reprise of his resume. Schellenberg was hired over the summer as the interim principal for Mountlake Terrace, a position...

Students enjoy lunch in room 229 with their everyday educators and peers. Strand said lunch is one of the best times to stop by and meet students in the program. Pictured left to right: Kai Rudnick, Mary Bolger, Joseph Quintanilla, Betel Alemu, Tracy Castillo, Setti Habtai.

Life skills program moves to Terrace

By Matthew Hipolito, Staff Writer September 22, 2017

With a new year comes new teachers, students, plans, facilities — and this year, a new program. The room adjacent to the library is no longer the “LibLab” (computer lab), but is instead a classroom...

A unique legacy written in activities

By Ciara Laney, Hawkeye staff June 18, 2017

Few people can say they’ve been sponsored, let alone by Sprite, the world’s largest beverage company. Senior Drake Day created the “365 Day Sprite Challenge,” where he would drink Sprite every...

Appreciation for the Terrace community and STEM

By Teresa Bonilla, Hawkeye staff June 18, 2017

The crowd was on the edge of their seats; two teams had numbered tickets that were identical, right up to the last digit. It was this digit that determined who went to state and who didn’t. Both...

A hardworking snowboarder scientist

By Samantha Svikel, Hawkeye staff June 18, 2017

Max Leidig was born two minutes after his twin brother Nick Leidig 18 years ago. “I never hear the end of it ever; he is always the older brother,” Max Leidig said. While everyone knows...

Poetry is verse

By Teresa Bonilla and Jonathan Kwong June 17, 2017

Wordplay, diction and vocabulary are all important in poetry; they allow for artists to convey their messages and draw a picture. So what happens when you add music to these ideas? You get Thomas...

Father figures

By Marianne Nacanaynay, Op/Ed Editor June 17, 2017

Senior Damon Dahl jokes that he “begged Faul” to get into Jazz Ensemble 1 (Jazz 1). While not entirely true, Dahl said one of the driving forces for him to want to be in Jazz 1 was the opportunity...

Now he’s here

By Sierra Clark, Co-Editor-in-Chief June 17, 2017

Not many know that senior Natu Abraham was born and raised in a small country on the East coast of the Red Sea in Africa, called Eritrea. “I came to America when I was eight years old. When I...

Bound to sound

By Semira Beraki, Hawkeye staff June 17, 2017

While most people experience their childhood surrounded by sounds and practically anything loud, senior Melissa Elder is an exception to this. Her household is always quiet; not a sound to be heard....

Brophy: “It’s easy to give a kid like her a recommendation…”

By Annika Prom, Lifestyle Editor June 17, 2017

When opportunities present themselves, super senior Hailee Malins doesn’t need to think twice before she seizes them. Once she heard of an exchange program she could take part in, Malins had no concern...

A flutist and her flutes

By Marianne Nacanaynay, Op/Ed Editor June 17, 2017

Senior Kaylee McGovern doesn’t remember too much about her first day of high school. What she does remember is thinking about how far away senior year seemed to be from her. “There was no way...

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