The Hawkeye

Running full speed into a very bright future

By Terina Papatu • July 15, 2022

From her elementary school days to senior year and onward, senior Damaris Ibrahim has been involved in more activities than one would think is humanly possible. Juggling music, sports, and other extracurriculars...

Book Battler is also a featured artist

By Phuong Lam • July 15, 2022

“The Catcher in the Rye,” “Charlotte’s Web,” “The Great Gatsby,” “The Giver” and even more bestselling novels can be found in Terrace’s library, where senior Mackenzie Kier chooses...

Committed to connecting through community

By Maggie O'Hara and Rachel Davis • July 15, 2022

Senior Emery Kerani is a multi-talented machine, balancing several clubs and sports as they strive for personal achievement, doing what they do best. From basketball to Technology Student Association (TSA),...

From a girl in STEM to a woman in design

By Phuong Lam • July 15, 2022

Kerensa Suzara, who describes herself as “charismatic, sentimental and driven,” was not only MTHS’s Big 6 president her senior year, but also a member of the Technology Student Association, or TSA,...

Clear the way and set the stage…

By Virginia Alsept-Beaty • July 15, 2022

Senior Anabelle Sumera-Decoret has enjoyed acting for as long as she can remember. She got her start in acting when she was in elementary school, falling in love with the art after participating in musicals...

This future healer serves up aces on the court

By Phuong Lam and Maggie O'Hara • June 16, 2022

When senior Ainsley Ward first came to Terrace, she had about as much of an idea of what to do and who she was as any other freshman. “I had no clue as to who I really was,” Ward said. “I was shy,...

A natural on stage, at home in the spotlight

By Arabella Devera • June 16, 2022

Set? Check. Lights? Check. Costume? Check. Makeup? Check. As the red curtain rises, senior Hannah Fisker-Anderson prepares herself for the stage. She clears her mind and calms herself down. In an instant,...

Terrace’s own rocketeer

By Nina Otebele • June 21, 2019

Some people believe that high school doesn’t help individuals grow and learn more about the world around them, but this is certainly not the case for Austin Thiessen. From being a shy and introverted...

Chea paves the way for TSA

By Nico Francois • June 19, 2019

If it weren’t for his dad, senior Reiden Chea would have never come to MTHS. Chea made the decision in eighth grade to go to Edmonds-Woodway for the International Baccalaureate program, but it was his...

A Mother’s Love: Chapter 1

By Lin Miyamoto • June 18, 2019

Chapter 1: “The words flew out of her mouth like bullets, ready to shoot down anything I was about to say. My ears were already numb from all her screaming, so the plate crashing into the wall just...

A new chapter begins

By Ritika Khanal, Op-Ed Editor • June 10, 2019

Throughout his four years of high school, senior Jacob Knight had the opportunity to perform in front of thousands of people, participate in an MTHS theater production of “Little Shop of Horrors” and...

In focus: the Class of 2014

By Nick Fiorillo, Editor-in-Chief • June 13, 2014

As the graduates of the Class of 2014 move on to the next chapter in their lives, we look back on their triumphs and origins. See the MTHS graduating class like you've never seen it before. Using the...