For Danielle Hirano, drama isn’t just a play – or plays for that matter. It’s so many other things, from what you see on stage to what goes on behind the scenes.
It’s work, it’s fun and it’s...
By AsiaLee Donnelly, Hawkeye staff
• June 12, 2015
“So, what don’t you do?” is probably the question that comes to mind when you talk to a guy like Collin Rhodes.
A man of many talents, Rhodes has explored a broad array of activities. He has been...
Whether it’s in a lab or in the classroom, participating in one of her various clubs or volunteering, senior Vera Okolo goes above and beyond in and out of the classroom.
She wasn’t always this outgoing,...
By Kim Stewart, Athletic Director/Activities Coordinator
• June 12, 2015
First of all, I would like to thank the Hawkeye for giving me a spot in their award winning newspaper each edition. I like to think I am in the journalistic company of names like DeMiero, Jude, Khadivi,...
By Irvin Zhang, ASB Public Relations Officer, Sports Editor
• June 12, 2015
With every beginning, there’s an end. As we are nearing the end of the class of 2015’s time at MTHS it is also a time filled with excitement.
Graduation is just around the corner and the seniors...
It’s June. Graduation is next week. Seniors are headed off to college, military, work and other adventures. For those of us returning next year, we get to look forward to a long summer break.
Before...
By Nicholas Fiorillo, Editor Emeritus
• June 12, 2015
Gratitude. After four years, I am leaving exceedingly grateful for the opportunities I have had as a Hawkeye staff member and for the individuals who have made it all possible.
I joined the Hawkeye as...
Whether it be reporting on the forefront of the civil war in Syria, covering on a local story in suburbia, or interviewing a politician, journalism and the journalists who report these stories are essential...
Would you like a side of morals with your chicken sandwich?
A new fast food restaurant has opened in Lynnwood: Chick-fil-A.
This chicken selling franchise sits right next to Lowes, reeling in MTHS students...
Shortly before game time, she dons the number 22 and with it, she puts the fate of her teammates and the entire school’s history on her back.
She knows that it only takes one player who believes in...
After science teacher Gil Comeau graduated high school, he knew he wanted to be a teacher.
After he graduated Harvard University, he was ready to take a job anywhere.
Now, he’s retiring after 37 years...
After suiting up, attaching and firing the hose to save the victim, senior Lucas Gerow runs up four flights of stairs and raises the weight. His teammates cheer him on as he ties the final knot and races...
