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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

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Esports team wins state in Street Fighter 6

Esports team wins state in Street Fighter 6

By Kaylee Miyamoto, TEMPO Co-Editor-in-Chief December 19, 2024

Some of Terrace’s most unsuspecting students became E-sports state champions, beating out seven other teams to take home the title on Dec. 12. This is the club’s second state win, following their state...

What is happening to mutual respect?

What is happening to mutual respect?

By Terina Papatu, Hawkeye Co-Editor-in-Chief December 19, 2024

In schools all over the country, students tell their experiences with teachers and staff being rude, and on occasion, plain disrespectful towards them. While students are expected to show the utmost respect...

Graduates Jesse Guasch, Katie Larios, senior Neela Lopez-Hernandez, and junior Sabrina Bermudez selling tamales, hot chocolate, and Mexican sweet bread  for the Latino Student Union at the 2023 Holiday Bazaar.

Star senior supports her community

By Mylin Nguyen, Hawkeye Staff December 19, 2024

Senior Neela Lopez-Hernandez has made a mark on Terrace’s community with her positive energy. A female wrestler in the Lady Hawks wrestling program at Terrace, Lopez-Hernandez has achieved a lot over...

Black-owned businesses reflect Reading Terminal Market’s growing diversity

By Evan Kerani, Efrata Solomon, and Terina Papatu November 8, 2024

Nestled on opposite sides of the historic Reading Terminal are Sweet T’s and Sweet Nina’s, the market’s first Black-owned bakeries. Each has their own signature delicious dessert, whether it be sweet...

Behind the Drama program's curtain

Behind the Drama program’s curtain

By Efrata Solomon, Photo Editor November 1, 2024

Lights, camera, action! The Drama Department has kicked off this school year in full swing, already coordinating several productions and projects for the 2024-2025 school year. The first project of the...

Penelope Kim, Neela Lopez Hernandez, and Rosechelle Obare pose for a picture.

Women grapplers lead the way

By Anton Boggio, Women's wrestling coach November 1, 2024

It’s never too late for the next first. This short article that my 64-year-old thumbs are tapping into my Smarty Phone (Galaxy Zfold 3 5 G) will be the very first article that I have ever written for...

More than 100 students attend multifaceted STEM and Journalism Camp

More than 100 students attend multifaceted STEM and Journalism Camp

By Lucas Barquin, News Editor August 22, 2024

During the 2024 summer break from August 20 through 22, Mountlake Terrace High School held its first annual journalism camp for aspiring young journalists. The Junior J-Camp, as it was called, was held...

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 vice-president of the Latino Student Union (LSU). “I’ve led people in volunteering...

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, ESports, and Aerospace through the school’s STEM pathway. His baseball record is impressive,...

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 Terrace teacher Lindsey Shoults confirmed that journalism will not be available to Brier...

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 now, Tong said, “I’ve been teaching for about 36 years, and I’m 62 years old, and...

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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