Davis focuses on his future in photography

Carly Prows | The Chronicle When he is not tackling opponents on the field, Mason High School (MHS) senior Caden Davis finds pleasure in the art of photography.  Many football players fall victim to the “jock” stereotype with no time for other hobbies, however, Caden Davis found a passion outside of football. As an elite athlete, Davis has not only […]

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Athletes and anemia: coping while still trying to compete

Khusbu Patel | The Chronicle Mason volleyball player Sydney Grebe knew she was going to be facing some difficult opponents this year, but she did not plan on battling a mysterious illness that sidelined her for a portion of the Comets’ season. When Grebe started to experience chronic fatigue, loss of hair, ear ringing and brittle nails, she knew something […]

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Student Spotlights: In conversation with Kaasvi Anshu, 11/18/2022

Josie Lorenz | The Chronicle Tell us about yourself. Tell us about your hobbies, interests, and extracurriculars.  Hi! I am Kaasvi, a senior this year. The science of learning, cognition, and metacognition fascinates me, and most of my extracurriculars encompass these arenas. In addition to writing, I enjoy verbally communicating about the importance of growing from our academic adversities with […]

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High heat unhealthy for the hair

Divy Bose | The Chronicle Tame the curls, don’t get rid of them. Mason High School junior Finley Bierma is a student who learned the hard way. Bierma wanted to straighten her hair. She would spend nearly two hours a night trying to straighten out her curls with a flat heat iron.  Bierma was self-conscious about her curls. She wanted […]

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MHS staff follow different career paths to end up as educators

Laurel Wang | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) staff have taken many stops along their journeys to the classroom. Associate Principal of Teaching and Learning, Robyn Jordan, is a prime example. Jordan currently spends her workdays supporting staff and students, but she found her start as an amphibian and reptile researcher with the National Park Service. Jordan initially wanted […]

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Senior turns baking hobby into cookie business

Divy Bose | Staff Writer Cookie recipes usually do not call for 50-pound bags of flour. But when you have to bake cookies for weddings, baby showers, and graduations, 50 pounds is just a start.  Mason High School senior Abby Renners started baking cookies at a local bakery. When she discovered baking, she knew she was onto something. “It was […]

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Angel Alley honors memories of local children

Drew Hoffmaster | The Chronicle Breathing life into the bleak alley behind their business is important to local business owners Jennifer and Mark Winter. They were inspired by an artistic phenomenon on social media called Umbrella Alleys, an alley with colorful umbrellas strung across the top. Jennifer Winter said that she fell in love with the idea and wanted to […]

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Zimmaro takes flight toward future career

Aimee Liu | The Chronicle The sky is the limit for many, but not for senior Dominic Zimmaro. Zimmaro has been flying for four months and is currently in the process of earning his pilot’s license. He said he had always been fascinated by planes, ever since his dad took him to see the Air Force Thunderbirds flyover at the […]

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Goodreads: Creating a Community

English teachers lead by example through use of Goodreads Josie Lorenz | Staff Writer English teachers are practicing what they preach. English teachers at Mason High School (MHS) utilize Goodreads, a website that connects communities of readers, to encourage a love for reading in their students. Reading is a core part of any English class curriculum, but Goodreads encourages reading […]

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A capella singer determined to pursue music career

Ava Yungbluth | The Chronicle A note-worthy student at Mason High School (MHS) is a rising star in the songwriting industry. Some students involved in choir programs at MHS have chosen to take their singing talents to more professional measures. One student, Junior Alexa Doll, is a music artist that has crafted songs of her own while being part of […]

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Hutzelman prepares for life on the runway

Reva Rampalli | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) senior Avary Hutzelman is making her way into the intense world of modeling. Hutzelman has been in the show business game for a little over nine years. Unlike some usual teenage hobbies, she chose to take a unique path: modeling. Hutzelmans’ modeling career did not just take off as soon as […]

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Practice. Prepare. Perform.: Bharatnatyam dancers spend years of preparation on culminating performance

Megan Lee | The Chronicle Fighting through stress-induced fevers and Advanced Placement (AP) tests, Bharatanatyam dancers showcase years of practice at their Arangetrams. Students of classical Indian dance, such as Bharatnatyam, Kuchipudi or Kathak, perform an intricate routine to demonstrate their extensive knowledge of the art form to their friends and family. This performance, sometimes hours long, is called an […]

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Meaning in the Music: Students learn culture-specific instruments to connect with their identities

Aditya Thiyag | The Chronicle Classical music has extended beyond the confines of band and orchestra rooms, helping Indian students connect with their roots. Carnatic music is an older form of classical music that originated in the southern region of the Indian subcontinent. Having existed for centuries, the art form is based in ancient South Indian culture, and most songs […]

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