Eshal Firoze | The Chronicle This winter, senior Bella Teply will dye her hair green one last time before the Mason High School (MHS) Swim Team goes to the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) State Championship meet. After a dominating high school career, Teply is preparing for her final season before continuing her swimming…
The Chronicle outsourced this edition’s Entertainment section to hear Mason students’ thoughts on new releases.
Ruhi Kaneria | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) students are taking the path less traveled as they explore new heights through flight school. For some students, aviation was not on their radar until they researched potential careers. For senior Sam Bevan, a discussion about piloting during Mrs. Puma’s business class pushed him to take…
Kallen Hansen | The Chronicle Face it – you are still a kid. You are most likely in high school, you are most likely a legal minor and you are most likely a dependent on someone’s tax returns. But even if none of those things apply to you, you are still living life for the…
Emily Kemper | The Chronicle Melodies sung by magical candlesticks and teapots play in the background as Mason High School Junior Elise Hartmann paints on a dark red lip and bold brown eyebrows. By the time the movie credits roll, she is completely unrecognizable in a brown wig and shimmering yellow ballgown. Hartmann isn’t getting…
Katie Samol | The Chronicle No sparkly dresses, no formal shoes, no Snow Ball. For the first time in four years, Mason High School (MHS) is scrapping its winter dance and replacing it with the Winter Chill Out social. Organized by the MHS Student Government (StuGo), the new social will be held at Mason Middle…
Staff Editorial | The Chronicle The big screen still has a future Across the country, movie theaters are closing at a rapid rate. Major theater chains have filed for bankruptcy, smaller independent cinemas are struggling to stay open, and overall box office revenue has dropped to its lowest point since the 1990s. As streaming services…
Matluba Eshonkulova | The Chronicle Mason High School (MHS) English 3 classes have begun turning childhood memories into museum-worthy artifacts through the Generation Z (Gen Z) Museum Project. The project pushes students to define what represents Gen Z, from popular culture references to everyday experiences. After studying how different generations compare to one another, students…
