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, Copy Editor

Emerson Elledge is a junior and she has completed her first full year as a reporter. She enjoys reading, music, and gardening.

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Katrell Readus, Opinion Editor

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.

Live entertainment at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater stage on Saturday, June 25. Visitors could enjoy the live music on the stage as they looked through the street fair.

Sparking the city

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

We need more shows like Heartstopper

We need more shows like “Heartstopper”

One of the Fishers’ jazz lab bands performs at the Jazz cafe held on May 13 in Cafe A.

Pizazz for jazz

Students throw colored powder into the air at the homecoming football game on September 24, 2021.

Seniors reflect on high school memories

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

On May 4, Sophomore Ashlei Reeves prepares to catch the ball in a lineout. The lineout occurred after the ball was carried out of bounds by the Mudsock rugby team. “If it’s our ball, we want to keep the ball by getting up first,” Reeves said. “If it’s their ball, we are basically trying to steal the ball so that our team can have it.”

Girls Mudsock Rugby wins game against Pike 24-14

Junior Kristi Lilek puts the tongs down after adding eggs to a bowl she is making for a customer during her shift at Bibibop Asian Grill on April 30. “Something I really love at my job is the environment,” Lilek said. “Everyone is extremely helpful and patient, especially during my first day when I was just getting the hang of everything. My favorite part of my job is helping our customers create their own unique bowls from a variety of bases, hot and cold toppings, sauces and proteins.”

On the clock

Choir director Benjamin St. John introduces Electrum at the Ensemble Showcase at the Palladium. The Showcase occurred on April 26th.

Palladium ISSMA preview concert showcases talents of performing arts students

Senior Jolie Palmer paints visitor Madison Han’s face with blue-pink themed designs. The district art show was hosted by Fishers High School.

Painting faces

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