Cry of the Hawk

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FFA’s Food for America;
HCPS proposes new, adjusted policies for flag display, cell phones, controversial issues; public comment welcome
Leading Women of yesterday, today, tomorrow; Senior nominated for Harford County award
Hamas vs. Israel conflict rages on;
Alumni Toby Ziegler making music his career; Tours with John Paycheck and the Cavalry
Sophomore Eric Valenza hangs out with Harrity and Manns. The team celebrated a 8-1 win against Elkton that day. PHOTO CREDIT: Emily Johnson
Serving up successful season; Tennis team takes on challenges; Seniors prepare to say goodbye
Baseball hits ground running; Looking to strikeout opponents
Gym teacher gets hip replaced
New coaching staff debut; Girls lacrosse sets up for season
Senior Clay Lawrence and junior Bryn Cespedes celebrate after their UCBAC tournament wins. This meet took place at Edgewood High School.
Looking for wins heading in postseason competition; Wrestlers pinning opponents, grabbing titles, winning on mats
Freshmen Breaking out of shells
Secretaries try for Family Friendly School Award
Mendelssohn receives attention years after sonata is released
Calming sleep to fearful dreams; Cause behind normal dreams vs nightmares
Psychology behind dreams uncovered; Exploring what they mean, how they occur
Trotting to triumph in horseback riding; Weisman shares equestrian experience
Trotting to triumph in horseback riding; Weisman shares equestrian experience
Sophomore competes around country; Continues riding after struggles occur
David Richarson takes his first dive in honor of his 18th birthday. He is now completing requirements for a skydiving license.
David Richardson working towards solo skydiving license; Student describing once in lifetime experience
Girls love language
Elian Ortiz(64) standing alongside teammate Shaun Anderson(55). He stated that he is excited to continue playing for NHHS.
Elian Ortiz on North Harford High experience, Student sheds light on experience with learning English, discrimination
Prioritizing personal politics over real problems
Kids don’t go outside anymore;
Neuralink’s controversial ideology; Musk wants to create cyborgs
Women should decide what they want;
Weight loss medication more harm than good;
Sustaining yourself in apocalyptic supermarkets;
Alabama reproductive laws sparks conversation;
Weight loss medication more harm than good;
“Kamo,” created by artist and curator Simon Butler, is a portrait of an Indigenous Xingu shaman. The piece was created with pigments consisting of ashes of the Amazon Rainforest.
‘From the Ashes’ project raises funds
New developments in Alzheimer’s disease arise,
Love Is Blind season six airs; Fresh season brings new drama
Dr. Kim butchers faces; Seeking out anonymous plastic surgeon
Orchestra students come together;
2023 Grammys opens music world; Many artists walk home with awards
New musical twist;

Cry of the Hawk

Cry of the Hawk

Marissa Altenburg

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The art of showing up for life; Making everyone see what you can do

The art of showing up for life; Making everyone see what you can do

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
May 17, 2022
David Richarson takes his first dive in honor of his 18th birthday. He is now completing requirements for a skydiving license.

David Richardson working towards solo skydiving license; Student describing once in lifetime experience

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
May 17, 2022
Grzymala is rounding out her last competition season, competing weekly. The dancer has been working for 15 years on the craft.

Senior takes stage; Grzymala working her way to victory

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
April 26, 2022
Boots for the butterfly event was held at The Grove on April 10. All of the funds will go to support Leila Roland on her recovery from cancer.

Fundraiser to support local family supported by NH students; Butterfly movement takes flight

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
April 26, 2022
Hinkle with her team posing for a picture with their medals. The team took 6th at the Easterns competition Picture Credit: Reece Hinkle

Student’s team spins into 6th place; Hinkle competes in ice skating competitions

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
March 17, 2022
Saving VS spending; Making memories over saving money

Saving VS spending; Making memories over saving money

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
February 15, 2022

Schools see lack of substitutes; Absence leaves teachers covering classes

MARISSA ALTENBURG, H/S Editor
February 15, 2022
Altenburg and Dellarose commit to future colleges. Dellarose at Cabrini and Altenburg at Stevenson.

North Harford students on lacrosse team get recruited; Stevenson, Cabrini add new players to team

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
January 28, 2022

StoneHenge theories

MARISSA ALTENBURG, H/S Editor
January 13, 2022

Going, Going, Gone; Sending three kids off after graduation

MARISSA ALTENBURG, H/S Editor
January 13, 2022

Best song endings

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
December 14, 2021

Why we laugh; Biology of laughter

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
December 14, 2021

What are your pet peeves?

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
December 14, 2021

HCPS gives bus drivers, attendants, cafeteria staff 8 percent raise; Additional half-days are added to ease stress on teachers

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
December 14, 2021

National Honors Society holds induction ceremony; New experience coming back after virtual year

MARISSA ALTENBURG, H/S Editor
November 16, 2021

She said

MARISSA ALTENBURG, H/S Editor
November 16, 2021

Celebrating gotcha day for pets

MARISSA ALTENBURG, H/S Editor
November 16, 2021

Mad Science facts

MARISSA ALTENBURG, H/S Editor
November 16, 2021

JVFC hold annual open house; Jarrettsville community being educated on fire prevention

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
October 19, 2021
Homecoming court announced for 2021; Brundridge, Dudok named King, Queen

Homecoming court announced for 2021; Brundridge, Dudok named King, Queen

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
October 19, 2021
What makes a serial killer?

What makes a serial killer?

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
October 19, 2021

Spotted lantern flies take over; Invasive species begins to kill plants

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
October 19, 2021
Hycean planet discovered

Hycean planet discovered

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
September 29, 2021
New Species Graphic

New Species Graphic

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
September 29, 2021

Mind, body, soul are given new life; Man with Werding-Hoffman disease plans for head transplant.

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
September 29, 2021

Hurricane Ida blows away Katrina’s statistics; Mass destruction, records set for Ida.

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
September 29, 2021

Rare double full moon occurs in October; Blue moon will occur on Halloween

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
October 20, 2020

Breast cancer facts

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
October 20, 2020

Pressed plant oils have been used to boost health; Organic methods of staying healthy

Marissa Altenburg, H/S Editor
October 20, 2020
America launches to space; Space X team led by Elon Musk takes off

America launches to space; Space X team led by Elon Musk takes off

Marissa Altenburg, H/S editor
October 13, 2020
Harmful blue light coming from computers;Some students wear new glasses to help

Harmful blue light coming from computers;Some students wear new glasses to help

Marissa Altenburg, H/S editor
October 13, 2020

Marissa Altenburg, Reporter
May 10, 2020

Recovery home for females in North Harford community; Providing opportunities, support for addicts

Marissa Altenburg, Reporter
May 2, 2020

Keith shares her secret talent; English teacher is passionate painter

Marissa Altenburg, Reporter
May 2, 2020

Quarantine keeps seniors from taking college tours; Some seniors struggle to make the final decision.

MARISSA ALTENBURG, Reporter
April 24, 2020

What do North Harford teachers eat for lunch?

Marissa Altenburg, Reporter
April 1, 2020

Music Man musical makes its North Harford debut.

Marissa Altenburg, Reporter
January 3, 2020

Deares leaves her impact by leading ASL club  

Marissa Altenburg, Reporter
November 20, 2019
Caption: Plants are dry enough to be harvested for fall. They received no rain from Aug. 13- Oct. 3.

Maryland faces drought conditions this fall; Local harvests impacted

MARISSA ALTENBURG, Reporter
October 23, 2019
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