Combined Campus Survey Results: Part One: by Eve Brown-Ryder
Here are the results from the Combined Campus survey as of 3:00 p.m. on April 13, 2020.
Memorial is Alive with the Sound of Music — by Olivia Fink
There was a noise in the hallway— some floating melody and hums of harmonies that drifted to and from each classroom. It was not the season for caroling where the music department plays Christmas tunes, but rather a day of love and joyful festivities that made the entirety of Memorial High School oooh and aww!…
The NH Scholastic Art Awards – by Kim Kien
Ever heard of the Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards? If not, then you’re missing out! This program was created to recognize the creative talents of teens our age. Teenagers can enter for a chance to win scholarships, a chance to have their works displayed or published, and also the chance to be recognized for an…
A Review of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story – by Ganem McIntyre
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story was directed by Gareth Edwards and is the direct prequel to the original 1977 film Star Wars; It ends right when A New Hope begins. It tells the story of a band of rebels that steal the plans to the Death Star mentioned in the opening crawl of the…
Taking a Stand on Standing Rock – by Patrick Deary
The Standing Rock reservation has been the site of much controversy these past few months, issues including the environment, Native American rights, and police brutality present in this intense standoff. The fact that it took President Obama so long to intervene made people question his abilities during his last year as Commander-in-Chief. In the end,…
A Future MMHS Fishing Team – by Antony Rossi
Freshwater fishing is one of the most calming pastimes there is, and honestly, it’s the one sport I live for. Whether it’s open water or on ice, I’m always ready to reel in a lunker or two. When I’m not fishing, I always seem to be fiddling with rods and reels or watching YouTube videos…
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year – by Cam Beall and Griffin Auciello
Now that the first season of the school year has wrapped up, we can focus on the joy that accompanies winter sports every year. Hockey, basketball, and indoor track & field are just some of the winter sports offered at Memorial when the snow starts to fall. We can especially look forward to athletics this…
Canned Food Drive and Thanksgiving Assembly — by Kimberly Kien
The Canned Food Drive has begun this month. Students can donate cans to their favorite classrooms for a chance to win a pizza party! For every classroom, there are point values for each type of cans and other items. Point values vary depending on the types of cans students bring in and other kinds of…
Why Should You Take Running Start Courses? – by Antony Rossi
The Manchester Community College Running Start program allows students in certain classes at Memorial to earn college credits while still in high school. The small enrollment fee charged by MCC can go a long way towards reducing the cost of attending college after graduation. The reason I stress price is because college is incredibly…
Mr. Peter Perich: NH Assistant Principal Role Model of the Year – by Patrick Deary & Ronan Moquin
Our very own Mr. Peter Perich – an administrator here at Manchester Memorial High School who everyone knows and loves. It comes as no surprise that he was one of the NH Assistant Principal of the Year finalists this year and winner of the Assistant Principal Role Model of the Year award! He’s very deserving…
