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Getting To Know Your 2025 Homecoming Court

Getting To Know Your 2025 Homecoming Court

Arabella Fourneau, Chief Editor September 14, 2025

Lilly Gray and Charles Loos: Charlie and Lilly are some amazing additions to our school, especially to this year's homecoming court. You’ll often hear them laughing before you even see their faces,...

Emma Steele: Guided by Faith, Driven by Sports

Emma Steele: Guided by Faith, Driven by Sports

Vanessa Garcia, Website Designer September 8, 2025

Students might recognize Emma Steele as an avid sports fan. But she is much more than that, especially when it comes to the school newspaper. Not only is she the writer for our sports column, but she has...

Jaidyn Miller: Feet on the ground, eyes on the stage

Jaidyn Miller: Feet on the ground, eyes on the stage

Carter Mohagen, Staff Writer September 8, 2025

Jaiyden is a very bubbly and creative 15-year-old student at MHS. This is her first year in the newspaper, and she is very excited to broaden her horizons within writing and work on her conversational...

All About Sirena Troutt

All About Sirena Troutt

Sascha Cacho, Arts and Entertainment Editor September 5, 2025

Sirena Troutt hates two things: mispronunciation of her awesome name and all of the freaky scenes in the show Bridgerton. Sirena is pronounced sigh-reen-ah. Si is pronounced like sigh, fly, guy, and if...

Bylines and Breakthroughs

Bylines and Breakthroughs

Jaidyn Miller, Staff Writer September 5, 2025

Carter Mohagen is a senior in high school. This is his second year in Newspaper. He has gained significant knowledge about the Newspaper and is really happy to be there each day! He joined Newspaper because...

Sascha Cacho: Layers of Life

Sascha Cacho: Layers of Life

Sirena Troutt, Copy Editor September 5, 2025

To the staff of The Auroran, MHS senior Sascha Cacho is a beloved member of a tight-knit team, always brimming with new ideas and fresh, funny comments. However, other students attending MHS may not know...

Arabella Fourneau: Ordinary on the Outside, Extraordinary within

Arabella Fourneau: Ordinary on the Outside, Extraordinary within

Yarely Gaytan, Staff Writer September 5, 2025

At first glance, Arabella might seem like just another student balancing school, orchestra, a part-time babysitting job, and her spot on the newspaper staff. She walks the same halls, carries the same...

Vanessa Garcia: The Resilient Dreamer

Vanessa Garcia: The Resilient Dreamer

Emma Steele, Sports Editor September 5, 2025

As she prepares to begin her senior year and her third year as a staff member, Vanessa reflects on how far she has come during her high school years and where she is hoping to go next.  This year, Vanessa...

Drawing the Path: Meet Miguel

Drawing the Path: Meet Miguel

Mrs. Alex Rauenbuehler, Adviser September 5, 2025

Seventeen-year-old senior Miguel Antonio-Pena hindsight has been “sketching” since he was two-years old. According to his parents, one of his older sisters is first who encouraged him to pick up the...

Bailey Schmelzer-Grenko: Academic Weapon

Bailey Schmelzer-Grenko: Academic Weapon

Mya McFate, Staff Writer September 5, 2025

When you think of high school, what do you think of? Maybe you think of High School Musical, where everyone likes everyone, and you break out into song anytime something good happens, or maybe you’re...

Mya McFate: A Senior Star

Mya McFate: A Senior Star

Bailey Schmelzer, Staff Writer September 5, 2025

Mya McFate, a senior here at MHS, has now entered her final year of high school. As a very involved student, leaving isn’t going to be the easiest. Her high school experience has been heavily filled...

Yarely Gaytan: Bathroom Reader to Opinion Leader

Yarely Gaytan: Bathroom Reader to Opinion Leader

Arabella Fourneau, Chief Editor September 5, 2025

Probably laughing with her friends or filming a fit check, chances are you have seen Yarely Gaytan in the halls. According to her, you may have even asked yourself, “Is this girl okay?!” as her outgoing...

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