The Manitou Springs High School JV football program is moving forward this fall despite a smaller roster than past years. Coaches and administrators are working to give younger...
On Oct. 2, the company Creative Consortium finished putting up a collage of the MSHS student body in the Commons. The new wall mural includes team photos for past state championships,...
Manitou Springs High School offers course specific independent study classes, where students can lead their own discovery on a specific subject. This year, Paul Bonner, an...
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Luca Baker (11) presents a bill on concealed carry to Rep. Step Vigil.
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Andrew Slamas 1A Environmental Science class walks back from the Crystal Hills Cemetery on Nov. 6. The class spent time identifying and removing noxious weeds at the cemetery that day.
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Brodie McCall (10) pulls a weed at the Crystal Hills Cemetery on Nov. 6 to clean up the space. McCall is volunteering alongside his 1A Environmental Science class.
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Students attend Social Studies Lab in Sam Duff’s classroom during Advisory to catch-up on missing assignments and homework.
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Jacob Jacobsen works at the Penny Arcade on his coffin for the Coffin Races on Oct. 24.
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Chamber choir and the Colorado Repertory perform together at the Elementary Auditorium on Oct.15.
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Advanced Orchestra performing a Halloween concert at the silk building at MSHS on Oct.14 while David Williams directs them.
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Angela Shelton, an English and French teacher at Manitou Springs High School who dressed as Cinderella, says her favorite Halloween memory is going to her first haunted house with her two older brothers when she was 12 years old. “My brother jumped out and scared the heebie jeebies out of me and I collapsed on the floor,” Shelton said.
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Sam Duff, a history teacher at MSHS, says his favorite Halloween memory is when he and a group of friends went trick or treating together when he was younger. “We dressed in all black and had a blue mask we wore over it and remember just being together at the end of the holiday and eating and trading all the candy,” Duff said.
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Ingrid Perez, a Spanish teacher at MSHS dressed as a Louvre Robber, says her favorite Halloween memory is when she was 8 years old and lived in Puerto Rico. “My favorite doll was the Raggedy doll and I dressed up like it,” Perez said.
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Pierce Gillard, an English teacher at MSHS who dressed as Smokey The Bear, says his favorite Halloween memory is dressing as Buzz Lightyear when he was nine years old. “I had a helmet that covered my head and it was just so cool to be Buzz Lightyear,” Gillard said.
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Nathaniel Owen, a math teacher at MSHS dressed as Gru, expresses how he has never been a fan of Halloween but does enjoy it a little more now. “All of my Halloween memories are terrible, especially growing up but now I do enjoy taking my kids trick or treating,” Owen said.
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Gabriela Santos, a health and physical fitness teacher at MSHS, says her favorite memory from Halloween is when she started to get to the age when she didn’t want to trick or treat so she and her sibling created a haunted house in her parents yard. “My mom told my brother he couldn’t have a chainsaw so he took the weed wacker without the tape and was chasing everyone,” Santos said.
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Manitou Springs High School hosted two concerts this October. The Advanced Orchestra played on Oct.14 and the Chamber Choir concert was on Oct.15. The Advanced Orchestra directed...
