Jazz 1 finishes year with virtual Essentially Ellington
By Amy Harris, Hawkeye Staff
June 24, 2020
In mid-May, the posters for Essentially Ellington arrived from New York, all shipped to the home of sophomore Jazz 1 trumpeter Eli Faris. Throughout the day, band members or their parents arrived as Faris set out individually wrapped posters in paper grocery bags on his driveway. After contactless pic...
Class of 2020 participates in first virtual graduation
By Ritika Khanal, Op/Ed Editor
June 12, 2020
Nearly 300 members of the class of 2020 participated in the filming of MTHS’s first ever virtual graduation ceremony on June 3. In order to comply with the social distancing requirements set by the state, the Edmonds School District hired Life N Light, an Everett-based photo/video company that was ta...
Easter Bunny spreads holiday cheer through Brier neighborhoods
By Damaris Ibrahim, Hawkeye Staff
April 15, 2020
As the spring holidays roll around this year, many people have had to adjust to canceled plans and events as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. One of these events affected by the pandemic was the annual Brier Park Traditional Egg Hunt which was to take place on Saturday, April 11, this year. The Saturday pr...
Executive ASB creates video to celebrate school memories
By Nolan DeGarlais, Editor-in-Chief
April 14, 2020
The Executive ASB produced a video to honor the memories that the MTHS community has made together over the course of this school year. While students and teachers will not be able to return to the campus for at least the remainder of this school year, the ASB officers wish to emphasize that Terr...
A Hawk grappler for the ages
By Ritika Khanal, Op/Ed Editor
March 10, 2020
Norm Buntting, a 1971 Terrace graduate, still deeply loves wrestling 49 years after his time representing the Hawks. In fact, at every MTHS wrestling match, he and his service dog Charlie can be found sitting on the benches, cheering on the team for which he was once a central member. No matter how fa...
On a (drum) roll!
By Amy Harris, Hawkeye Staff
March 5, 2020
After 300 miles on the road, senior jazz 2 pianist Lindee Cutler and I joined the rest of the band halfway through featured artist Sean Jones’ set, with drummer Chris Brown, bassist Dave Captein and George Colligan on piano. The former Jazz at Lincoln Center lead trumpet’s quartet was midway...
Jazz 1 on the road to prestigious festival
By Theresa Van, Lifestyle Editor
March 2, 2020
Terrace’s Jazz Ensemble 1 has once again been selected to participate in the 25th annual Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition and Festival hosted by Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City. The group was informed on Feb. 12. Essentially Ellington is an event held each year duri...
Take the Black History Campus Tour
March 2, 2020
Use the attached PDF to guide you through this self-directed tour prepared by the Terrace Black Student Union. Special thanks to the BSU students and advisers for providing these materials to the Hawkeye for distribution to anyone who wants to take the tour. The materials will remain posted at least...
Photo Gallery: Drama Department pulls off “Godspell”
By Caroline Erdey, Photo Editor
February 26, 2020
GSA hosts a lovely assembly
By Alex Park, Hawkeye Staff
February 13, 2020
As a kick off to Terrace's Week of Love celebration, the Gender Sexuality Alliance hosted an optional assembly during PASS in the theater. The assembly was meant to serve as a time to foster a supportive, inclusive and caring community. The assembly started off with several GSA members describ...
Symphonic Band and Chamber Winds amaze at winter concert
By Amy Harris, Hawkeye Staff
January 15, 2020
Backstage on December 17, the large MTHS Symphonic Band whispered excitedly before they went on stage. “It’s our last concert of the decade,” someone quipped, probably for the hundredth time. The Winter Concert has been a fixture for music programs across the nation, and MTHS is no exception. It is...
Orchestra and choir unite for last concert of the decade
By Damaris Ibrahim, Hawkeye Staff
January 4, 2020
On Tuesday, December 17, choir and orchestra students came together for their annual winter concert. The concert was especially notable as the last one of the decade for both Terrace’s choir and orchestra. Under the friendly gaze of the snowman behind them, the groups put on marvelous performances f...