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Spring semester goes full in person
Spring semester goes full in person
Signing off for the year
Signing off for the year
Miss. Jackson teaches remotely from her empty classroom Tuesday.
Manitou Springs High School Faces Remote Learning
Sydney Nutche (12) meets with Dr. Moen over Google Meet during her Poetry class last block Thursday.
MSHS gets creative as teachers quarantine
MSHS students experience the new reality of the classroom during the first weeks of school.
MSSD14 balances relationships and safety
Senior Sierra Dooley receives her official Boy Scout award. Dooley will celebrate her Eagle Scout Court on Mother's Day.
Dooley makes history as first female Eagle Scout in the Pikes Peak region
These seniors have been in Manitou Springs School District 14 since preschool or kindergarten.
Always been a Mustang
2020 is in the past can 2021 be heroic?
Quarantine Art
Quarantine Art
2020 is in the past can 2021 be heroic?
Quarantine Art
Quarantine Art
The team poses with its first championship trophy since 1990. The change to football in the spring made it possible for the team to pick up basketball players Joah Armour, Isaiah Thomas, and Caleb Allen.
Football takes State!!!
Football plays for 2A state title tomorrow
Football plays for 2A state title tomorrow
THREE! Senior Thor Flett takes the open three against James Irwin while the James Irwin bench and fans look on.
Reflection: On the road to the final four
CELEBRATION ENSUES. After the fans rushed the snowy field, Varsity celebrated in the snow.
Boys Soccer makes HISTORY
An open letter to CHSAA
An open letter to CHSAA
Senior Koda Oxford recreates Shakespeare's Hamlet. Theater was greatly restricted this year, and thespians were unable to act in traditional ways.
Koda Oxford’s finest hour
Koda Oxford (12) poses with the Theater Buffet announcement.
Theater is back with Theater Buffet
A Grinch approved Christmas
A Grinch approved Christmas
According to our poll, The Nightmare Before Christmas is the best Halloween movie out there!
A Fun Halloween Movie Night
Theater's end?
Theater’s end?
Senior Koda Oxford recreates Shakespeare's Hamlet. Theater was greatly restricted this year, and thespians were unable to act in traditional ways.
Koda Oxford’s finest hour
Koda Oxford (12) poses with the Theater Buffet announcement.
Theater is back with Theater Buffet
Theater's end?
Theater’s end?
The cast of
“Skinflints and Scoundrels” Snags Second
Olive Van Eimeren (10) and Matt Buchenhain (12) stare deeply into each other's eyes at the very end of
Review: “Badger”, Fall Play
Boulder Honor Band members Devin Rocha (11) and Hailey Matas (12) at their concert in Boulder.
It’s an Honor to be in Honor Band
Atraya Christiansen (11) practices for a concert with classmates. She was one of the eight MSHS students to sing in the Honor Choir.
Choir Students Shine in the Spotlight at Honor Choir Concert
Talia Traxler (11) laughs after finishing a scale on her cello.
Celebrating Classical Music Month
Review: Coco Beautifully Captures Mexican Tradition and Culture
Review: Coco Beautifully Captures Mexican Tradition and Culture
Review: Three Days Grace Bounces Back With New Album Despite Losing Lead Singer
Review: Three Days Grace Bounces Back With New Album Despite Losing Lead Singer
A Grinch approved Christmas
A Grinch approved Christmas
According to our poll, The Nightmare Before Christmas is the best Halloween movie out there!
A Fun Halloween Movie Night
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Fine Line by Harry Styles Review
Olive Van Eimeren (10) and Matt Buchenhain (12) stare deeply into each other's eyes at the very end of
Review: “Badger”, Fall Play
Paige Harrison (10) meeting Magic Giant band members (from left to right) Austin Bisnow, Zango Tango, Zambriki and Audrey Hegert
Magic Giant: Uplifting and Environmentally Friendly
MSHS students eat lunch outside, socially distanced.
A better plan for Advisory
Wearing masks during sports can be dangerous
Wearing masks during sports can be dangerous
Excessive homework during the pandemic can lead to mental and physical health problems.
Excessive homework during pandemic has consequences
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End of Year Brings Student Council Elections

End of Year Brings Student Council Elections

Sage Stevens , Student Council Correspondent • April 12, 2017

Student Council elections are quickly approaching as the year draws to a close. For the first time in over a decade, the position of Student Body President is unopposed. Amanda Nagel (12) is the only...

Kaitlyn Davidson (11, left), Parker Hall (9, middle) and Sage Stevens (11) march through downtown Colorado Springs.

Manitou Students Make Voices Heard at State-Wide Women’s Marches

Lily Reavis, Editor-in-Chief • January 24, 2017

On January 21, 2017, the day after the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump, millions of people across the US participated in protest “Women’s Marches.” Several students from Manitou Springs...

Coco Stevens (9) races in the 400 freestyle relay B. In this event, everyone swims 100 yards, instead of 50. The relay B placed 4th, and the relay A placed 3rd at this meet. Stevens also placed 2nd in the 50 free individual event, with the time of 27.57. This was her first high school meet.

Swim & Dive Kicks Off the Season by Facing Fountain Valley

Kaitlyn Cashdollar and Lizzy Butts • December 6, 2016

The first swim and dive meet took place on Thursday, December 1, and even though it was a close meet, Fountain Valley won with a final score of 96-90. There were many highlights in the competition,...

Roy Chaney, the head coach, gives the girls their warmup after telling the girls their lineup for the next day's meet.

Preview: Swim Season to Face Transition Year?

David Misyura, Reporter • December 6, 2016

Thursday marked the swimming season's first meet, and one can only wonder how the team will perform this year. The Mustangs Swim and Dive team has historically succeeded, and is likely to continue...

(from left to right) MSHS students Aubrey Hall (11), Tyler Jungbauer (11), Maya West (11) and GSTA advisor Mark Searle pose for a photo beneath the archway of Colorado Springs' First United Methodist Church, where the event was held. Students from Manitou Springs High School have participated in the night out for the past three years, but participation in the event was first spearheaded by the GSTA last year.

Students Participate in Annual Night Out to End Youth Homelessness

Lily Reavis, Editor-in-Chief • November 18, 2016

At 6am on Friday, November 17, several Manitou students awoke outside of the First United Methodist Church in downtown Colorado Springs. Frost and snow layered the ground and temperatures were in the...

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