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The Hawkeye

The student news site of Mountlake Terrace High School in Mountlake Terrace, Washington.

The Hawkeye

The student news site of Mountlake Terrace High School in Mountlake Terrace, Washington.

The Hawkeye

The senior class gathers together for “Ice Cream and Cake” in their last welcome back assembly
A farewell to the class that started online
By Lucas Barquin, News Editor • June 18, 2024

Throughout the four years spent here at Terrace, the class of 2024 has learned a lot. Having started their high school career during COVID, graduates have had anything but a normal school experience. Seniors...

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Senior Jesse Guasch (pictured to the left of fellow Senior Sophia Pigott), plays part in the trumpet section during the Jazz Band’s performance at the Hot Java, Cool Jazz festival.
Western is the next stop for this jazz trumpeter
By Ethan Holt, Hawkeye Staff • June 18, 2024

Leader. Musician. Social worker. Advocate. These are some of the words that describe Jesse Guasch. Guasch is the...

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Ryan Sturgill explains to teammate Matthew Meadows the tendancy of the opposing pitcher so he would know how go about his next turn up to bat.
Sturgill steps up to the plate
By David Cardwell, Distribution Manager • June 18, 2024

Ryan Sturgill has left an impressive impact on the Terrace community, being an active member of the baseball team,...

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Brier Terrace might lose Bulldog Brief
Brier Terrace might lose Bulldog Brief
By Brennan Bahe, Hawkeye Staff • June 18, 2024

The journalism program at Brier Terrace Middle School is not going to be offered to students next year. Brier...

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Science teacher Jonathon Tong strikes a heart hand pose as a final farewell to the students and faculty he has worked beside for the past 23 years.
Tong era comes to an end
By Adam Bronson June 18, 2024

Jonathan Tong is an activist, science teacher, a Buddhist, and a friend beloved by all. When deciding on retiring...

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Evan Kerani posing with his outfit from Arizon Trading Co. and a baguette during the journalism national convention in Kansas City, Missouri in April 2024.
June Letter from the Editors
By Terina Papatu and Evan Kerani June 18, 2024

As seen in the previous issue, Seras Bryner is no longer Co-Editor-in-Chief because she’s a “senior”...

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Are tests and exams really necessary?
Are tests and exams really necessary?
By Kaelynn Bagley, Hawkeye Staff • May 26, 2024

Have you ever spent an all-nighter studying for a test just to fail? Or crammed in the last second and got an A?...

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Grades being exposed to -itis plague
Grades being exposed to "-itis" plague
By Ruth Asheber, Staff • March 25, 2024

High school, or in other words said to be the best times of anyone’s life. Parents explain stories of childhood...

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June news update
June news update
By Terina Papatu, Evan Kerani, and Halle Connell June 18, 2024

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Sophomore Travis Herberg performs his saxophone solo during A Little Minor Booze at the Hot Java Cool Jazz concert in March.
Sweepstakes winners in the Northwest
By Terina Papatu, Hawkeye Co-Editor-in-chief • May 24, 2024

Big, loud, and bold is how Terrace’s Jazz Ensemble 1 performs. A week following Mountlake Terrace’s competion...

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District approves reduced budget
District approves reduced budget
By Evan Kerani, Sports Editor • May 23, 2024

Facing a $10.6 million budget deficit, the Edmonds School Board approved the reduced educational program on April...

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Literary magazine illustration recieving Superior award by
National Conference Wins for Hawkeye Journalists
By Rowan Rhoads, Staff • May 17, 2024

In the world of student journalism, the national high school journalism conventions are a massive opportunity for...

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Senior Angela Grachev keeping an eye on the ball as she goes to serve during a tennis match.
Grachev: Versatile from any Angle
By Madeline Simkowiak, Op/Ed Editor • June 18, 2024
Senior Kien Trung is lifted up by his friends in order to take a picture for his senior superlative, where he won the People’s Choice Award.
From president to freshman (again)
By Evan Kerani, Hawkeye Co-Editor-in-Chief • June 18, 2024
ASL standout signs off
ASL standout signs off
By Lucas Barquin, News Editor • June 18, 2024
Senior Braden Ryder plays a tune on his trombone for the first round of Terrace got Talent, where he advanced to round two.
Ryder leaves on a sweet note
By J Gurney, Hawkeye Manager • June 18, 2024
Senior Yaretzi Ramirez joining as an audience volunteer with the Lummi Nation School Blackhawks in a dance during an optional assembly held on May 30. The assembly was organized for students to learn more about Native American culture — the Lummi Nation’s practices in specific.
Doing it all For her community
By Yarinet Hernandez Mendoza and Kalliope Whalen-Robinson June 18, 2024
Image Courtesy Coco Kudo
In just two years at Terrace, Kudo makes her mark
By Ciara Constantino and Mylin Nguyen June 18, 2024
NO HITTER! Sophomore Owen Meek throws a fastball against the Lynnwood
Royals in a complete no-hitter 7-inning game on April 15. The Hawks won 7-0, and although there have been combined no-hitters in school history, Meek’s is the first by a solo pitcher..
Hawks find success in a memorable spring
By Soren Ramerman, Hawkeye Staff • May 22, 2024

Mar. 9, 2024, Terrace stepped up to the mound at perennial powerhouse Snohomish. This game had been...

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Junior Svayjeet Singh drives to the basket during the state basketball game against Mt. Spokane H.S. at the Tacoma Dome.
Hawks soar to 4th in WIAA 3A state tourney
By Terina Papatu, Hawkeye Co-Editor-in-chief • March 25, 2024

This season, the boys basketball team flew all the way to the state championship – continuing their...

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Head coach Nalin Sood greeting a player on the court at the WIAA 3A state basketball championship.
Nalin Sood's 37-year coaching career comes to a close
By Terina Papatu, Co-Editor-In-Chief • March 18, 2024

“I can’t put into words how proud I am. They [the men’s basketball team] know how proud I am. If...

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OPENING NIGHT! The Hawks hosted the Ballard Beavers in the first game ever played at the new stadium. While the Hawks fell 9-0, it was standing-room-only as the temporary stands were filled and there were dozens of folks sitting and standing along the 3rd base line to watch the inaugural game under the new LED lights – a first for softball at Terrace.
New softball stadium is a grand slam
By Hawkeye Staff • March 16, 2024

This was more than a home opener for the Hawks, and yes losing 9-0 to Seattle's Ballard H.S. would have...

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The Hawks gather for a team photo following their 65-54 victory over Garfield to earn 4th place at the 3A WIAA state championships at the Tacoma Dome.
Hawks earn 4th at 3A state tourney
By Evan Kerani, Sports Editor • March 2, 2024

The Mountlake Terrace Hawks cruised to a comfortable 65-54 victory Saturday morning to win the WIAA 3A...

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Terrace senior post Gabe Towne  dunks with authority in the fourth quarter to cool the Lincoln comeback.  Senior forward Zaveon Jones (41) yells in support.
Hawks respond, dispatch Abes 67-56
By Doug Petrowski, MLTNews • March 1, 2024

Looking to get back to their winning ways, the Mountlake Terrace Hawks brushed off a 24-point loss...

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Senior forward Jaxon Dubiel drew the unenviable task of guarding the Wildcats point guard Ryan Lafferty.
Wildcats pluck Hawks 82-58
By Hawkeye Staff • February 29, 2024

Just 24 hours after a resounding victory over Todd Beamer H.S. in the Tacoma Dome, the Hawks were outgunned...

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The impact of the changing season
The impact of the changing season
By Madeline Simkowiak, Staff • May 26, 2024

As summer approaches, Mountlake Terrace is once again going to be facing a large spike of heat. Due to...

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The new bell system lands with students
The new bell system lands with students
By Ethan Ha, Staff • May 25, 2024

Recently, Terrace has changed their new bell system, which has sparked mixed reactions among students. “I...

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The more you know ... at Terrace
The more you know ... at Terrace
By Charli Gilchrist and Efrata Solomon May 17, 2024

Histories & Mysteries of Terrace... There is never a dull day at Mountlake Terrace High School if...

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Album cover for Yeat’s project 2093’s Phase 1 and 2. Image Courtesy of Field Trip Recording.
2093 - A review from the future
By Soren Ramerman and Zack Yegremachew April 15, 2024

Psycho CEO (Rating 7.5) Yeat changed his whole sound completely with this song. The production is hard...

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Junior trio Elio Isley, Mya Phin, and Seble Daniel perform Hey Lover by the Daughters of Eve
Terrace performers unite
By Kaelynn Bagley, Staff • March 25, 2024

When opening the doors to the MTHS Theater, expect to be greeted by many gifted students ready to perform...

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Summer school becoming inaccessibe
Summer school becoming inaccessibe
By Madeline Simkowiak, Staff • March 25, 2024

Students of Edmonds School District are once again facing a lack of support with a change to the online...

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Senior Colin Fahey and Junior Mia Smith portray a couple on a troubled anniversary date in the scene Where it Went.
A cold night for meet-cutes, almost
By Kalliope Whalen-Robinson, Staff • March 25, 2024

Life is full of adventure, trying to find your way, figuring out who you are, who you want to be, and...

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