Parading in pride

Thousands attend Indy festival celebrating the LGBTQ+ community.

Emerson Elledge and Katrell Readus|June 13, 2022

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Emerson Elledge is a junior and she has completed her first full year as a reporter. She spends far too much time on her IB classes and wears too much...

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Katrell is a junior at FHS. They are an overthinker who enjoys listening to music and writing poetry when they are not too focused on their upcoming article.

The color guard releasing freshman dance soloist Sophia Phlipot, while the band is playing the music from movement one.

Banding together

A graphic displaying the screen of a completed Common App information section.

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Junior Morgan Puccinelli begins Sound’s first piece ‘The Other Boleyn Girl’, which was arranged by Aaron Coates. The fall concert took place on Sept. 27.

All the choirs present their first concert of the school year

Thrift stores such as Goodwill carry donated clothes from various decades. Consumers are able to buy the clothes at a significantly lower price compared to retail.

Thrifting culture resurfaces

Students in a circle, located across from the DJ, dance together. The homecoming dance took place on Saturday, Sept. 17.

Dancing the night away

Junior Morgan Puccinelli begins Sound’s first piece ‘The Other Boleyn Girl’, which was arranged by Aaron Coates. The fall concert took place on Sept. 27.

All the choirs present their first concert of the school year

Students in a circle, located across from the DJ, dance together. The homecoming dance took place on Saturday, Sept. 17.

Dancing the night away

Junior Talia Mahmoud smiles while drawing her display. A common goal among club leaders was to promote student awareness about club events. “I hope [the Fishers Dance Team] window brings more people out to the football and basketball games to see us perform, and even get more people to audition for the team later in the year,” Gwin said. The window decorating event took place Sept. 11.

They work hard to make this school a home

As halftime starts, the student section has a chance to sit and spirit leaders, such as senior April Brownell gets hyped up for the camera. “The most exciting part is attending the games with friends and the excitement from cheering and supporting our school,” Paslich said. “In between the leaders, our energy is very awesome. I feel like we are all very pumped up and happy to be there.”

Fishers High School wins first home game of the season

Senior Rachel Dwaram, as she performs for the last time on FHS’s stage. “I was in choir for four years,” Dwaram said. “As a senior its bittersweet, there are a lot of exciting moments and there are going to be a lot of moments where Im probably going to be tearing up.” The spring concert was on Saturday, May 14.

Tiger Choir’s spring concert

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kai • Jul 23, 2022 at 3:36 pm

Love the photo choices, I like how it shows all ages celebrating

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