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Did You Take Part in Any Thanksgiving or Post-Holiday Traditions?

By Lauren Hassenzahl My favorite Thanksgiving traditions are my mom and I always cook Wednesday night and Thursday morning and we eat at noon than at 5:30 pm we go to Walmart to start Black Friday shopping. I think that as I keep getting older I will keep helping my mom with dinner then go shopping with her. When I went Black Friday shopping my mom and I did a little of both. …

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Students from Communications Class

Question of the Day

What makes life meaningful is how you make the small things into a big thing. I agree with that but I also that what mak…
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Travel

My dream destination is on the list of this year’s travel section’s places to go issue. If money was not an …
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Acts of Kindness

Claire Around this time of year my youth group at church will go out and rake leaves for those who can’t take care of …
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Homecoming 2018
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Does Grammar Still Matter in the Age of Twitter?
Do You Wear Clothes for the Logo?
Susan B. Anthony Awards
Leaders In Our Community The Hanover-Horton National Honor Society is a group of select students who help out the community with different service projects and volun
Cheering for Change
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2016 Year in Review
The Next Step My goal is to earn an Associate’s degree from Ferris State University in Criminal Justice. I don't want to work a dead end job that I don'
Hometown
The Small Town of Hanover
Hometown Poem
Home
My Hometown

A & E

Susan B. Anthony Awards

Congratulations to Aryanna Henry she won the 2018 Susan B. Anthony Art Scholarship Award from the Jackson Women’s
2016 Year in Review

Sadie F. and Claire C. In 2016 the perfect it couple was Brad and Angelina Jolie Pitt, After six kids, who knew they wou
Behind the Scenes

2016’s theater group has yet to perform another incredible play this winter. Instructor, Ms. Theresa Kuhrt, revealed t
Marching Forward

The marching band at Hanover-Horton is in full swing this fall. The band director, Mr. Gary Rouster, is getting

Clubs

Leaders In Our Community

The Hanover-Horton National Honor Society is a group of select students who help out the community with different servic
GSA

The Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) or formerly known as Gay Straight Alliance, has a new leader this year. Alex Stovall
Homecoming 2016

As the school year begins, the students at Hanover- Horton look forward to fall. High school students love attendin
Community Service Club

Throughout our community, the Community Service Club has been running for 11 years in order to make our the Hanover-Hort

Sports

Cheering for Change

If you were to watch a football game, you would see cheerleaders lining the sidelines, decked out in pretty bows with sm
HH Girls Golf

The Hanover-Horton girl’s golf team is really something special. They are dominating the conference and are having fun
JV Volleyball

It’s another year for the girls at Hanover- Horton High School to represent the JV volleyball team. They are having a
Varsity Volleyball Sets the Bar High

Varsity volleyball at Hanover-Horton has been going strong. Last year was Miss Travis’s last season as head coach of t
Underestimated Sport

“Creating a better world, one student at a time,” is the Hanover-Horton motto. A small home town country area you wo

Student Life

Homecoming 2018

Your high school years are meant to be made memorable. They are supposed to be some of the best memories y
Does Grammar Still Matter in the Age of Twitter?

By Trent Finegan I think my grammar is pretty good. I use good grammar in everyday life, besides on text. I don’
Homecoming 2017

As fall approaches, the students at Hanover-Horton look forward to Friday night football games. This year, the game the
The Next Step

My goal is to earn an Associate’s degree from Ferris State University in Criminal Justice. I don’t want to work
Major Wars

The Major Wars class is important class to take. “I like to learn different battles of the world” Kyle Densmore
New Weight Room Benefits

Mr. Johnnie Stewart has been the Hanover-Horton High School gym/weight-training teacher for the past 18 y

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Opinion

Did You Take Part in Any Thanksgiving or Post-Holiday Traditions?

By Lauren Hassenzahl My favorite Thanksgiving traditions are my mom and I always cook Wednesday night and Thursda
Would You Like to Be Famous?

What makes life meaningful is how you make the small things into a big thing. I agree with that but I also that what mak
Where in the World Would You Most Like to Travel?

My dream destination is on the list of this year’s travel section’s places to go issue. If money was not an
What Acts of Kindness Have You Witnessed or Participated In?

Claire Around this time of year my youth group at church will go out and rake leaves for those who can’t take care of
Have You Ever Been Told You Couldn’t Do Something Because of Your Gender?

Tucker I have never felt that I couldn’t do something because of my gender. I have witnessed our school try and te
Do Teachers Assign Too Much Homework?

Clayton It depends on the teacher and the day if there is too much homework. Homework causes stress and tension for me.

H-H Writers

Hometown

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The Small Town of Hanover

The Small Town of Hanover A soft breeze blows through the trees Leaves fall onto the road with elegant ease Plump and go
Hometown Poem

Hometown Poem Address 49241 Small town, few people Frozen Winters When snowmobilers are out and about And children are b
Home

Home… The smell of cow manure and apples, The sight of camouflage and deer all over the place, The feeling of teamwork
My Hometown

We ride our tractors to school, Even if we aren’t allowed. We leave our fields un-plowed, For next years farming folk.
Rural Home

Fields upon fields as far as the eye can see, Only disrupted by a single tree, A small town many people may not like, Bu

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