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To Act or Not to Act?

Students perform ‘Shakespeare in Love’ at FHS
Jerry Schmidt, Reporter
March 29, 2026
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Junior Makenna Kenworthy performs as Viola De Lesseps in the Fishers High school auditorium on March 27. This was her opening moment during “Shakespeare in Love.”
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Senior Keaton Haselby and junior Sondos Mertami of the Tiger Tracks yearbook staff works during the spring supplement’s deadline night. Photo courtesy of Lexie Black.
Yearbook Deadline Postpones Coverage of Spring Events
An illustration of a phone with a news website pulled up. Photo by Creative Commons.
Students staying updated
Freshmen Gunner Seely and Sophomore Phoebe Jean-Pierre review Seely’s storyboarding in the CCA on Friday, May 8. Jean-Pierre smiles while looking at Seely’s drawings. Photo by Jerry Schmidt.
That’s a wrap
Seniors Reagan Ehret and Eli Clark hold hands on the dance floor at this year’s Prom, themed the Great Gala, at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis on Saturday, May 9. Both Reagan and Eli shared eye contact. Photo by Jerry Schmidt.
Under the lights
Junior Truman Collier plays the Bari saxophone. “I love the type of music,” Vaughn said. “I think it is a great way for people to express themselves through music and there are so many types of jazz to where everyone can find their thing inside of the genre.” Photo courtesy of Audrey Lieurance.
A Rainy Day for Music
At the fourth annual Spring Thing concert fundraiser for the radio station WFYI, seniors Mica Jordan and Kylie Schwegman lean against each other as they perform with their band, Take Cover, on May 2. The concert had a beachy theme, with performers wearing leis and grass skirts.
Beachy benefit
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Senior Corina Davidhizar paints a child’s face with the FHS art club as part of the HSE district art show on March 21. The HSE art show highlighted hundreds of pieces of artwork from students across the district.
The heart in the HSEART show
Junior Kyle Chapman [middle, brown hooded sweatshirt], and his friends Jacob Grogan [left, gray sweatshirt] and Coda Cyders [right] set up tournament pairings at HobbyTown in Indianapolis on March 14. Chapman is directing the tournament. He is in cooperation with Third Phase Incorporated, an organization focused on helping those in need. All funds raised go towards creating homeless kits and are sent directly to Third Phase Incorporated upon completion of his project.
Playing for people
Senior Joel Leo Prakash jumps over a hurdle at Fishers High School on March 9 for the Men’s 110m Hurdles. People in the crowd watch his maneuver.
Off to a running start
Junior Mollie VanVoorhis and junior McKenzie Vogler smile at each other while dancing for Riley Dance Marathon in the FHS CCA on Feb. 27. Both of their arms fly backwards in their shared dance. “I came to the dance marathon with my two friends because it’s fun to be around people who care about the same things as you do,” junior Lucille McMahan said.
Riley Dance Marathon takes place at FHS
Seventh grader Livi Gilliand and sophomore Colette Padro lean against each other while playing with their band, Duck and Cover, during the Fishers High School talent show on Feb. 24.
Rocking for Riley
The girls’ lacrosse team holds tryouts Feb. 17 and 18 on the soccer field at Fishers High School. The players practice together as coaches determine placement on junior varsity or varsity. Athletes partner up and throw the ball back and forth with their sticks.
From warmups to whistles
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photo collage of the theaters referenced in this story. Designed by Evelyn Rose
Where to watch a flick?
This is a common example of the effect of phones at school. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons.
Bell to Bell
A photo showing Dustin Dixon smiling on June 3, 2024. Provided by Dustin Dixon
Meet Sheriff Dustin Dixon
The new Botrista machine is an entirely programmed drink mixer. Any drink on the menu can be created with the push of a button. Café co-manager Katie Greenwood crafts a drink on May 7. Photo by Ella Kirkmeyer.
Serving specialty drinks
The picture captured a table with an open laptop displaying “The mundane manifesto”, layered rose-matcha drink and frosted cookies and cream cheesecake in a pink box at a cafe in Fishers on May 8. Photo by of Razan Nouk.
The mundane manifesto
A graphic representing 4/5 stars for “Devil Wears Prada 2”. Graphic by Evelyn Rose.
An interesting and different sequel
About the Contributor
Jerry Schmidt
Jerry Schmidt, Reporter
Jerry Schmidt is a sophomore at FHS and this is his first year writing for Tiger Times. He has an eccentric sweater collection and gets easily tired of the summer months because the heat makes it impossible to wear them.