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Volume 1-2 October 15, 2021
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Fall Coat Drive October 18 - November 19
by our very own
Men in Black
You got some coats lying around? Donate them bro...... you don’t need them,
whilst you’re all warm.......
there are some people who are freezing out there!
So come down to room 116 and
give us your coats.... With our help you will quickly
forget you even had them. Story by Connor & Aidan
whilst you’re all warm.......
there are some people who are freezing out there!
So come down to room 116 and
give us your coats.... With our help you will quickly
forget you even had them. Story by Connor & Aidan
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Monday
Pajama Day
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Tuesday
Advisory Color Block
Each advisory given a color everyone there tries then to match.
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Wednesday
Western Wednesday
Boots - Cowboy
Hat - Cowboy Button up Shirts Bell bottoms |
Thursday
Throw Back Thursday
Basically anything themed prior to 2000
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Friday
Fancy Friday
What you might wear to a wedding or think what you would wear to Homecoming.
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State Testing
Oct 19 ... Math Oct 21 ..... ELA Oct 22 ... Science |
Attention students: we have state testing coming up onOctober 19, 21 & 22 Sadly 10th graders have a free pass. meaning 9, 11, & 12 grade. be prepared!
Testing will take place in your advisory class room from 7:30 am to 9:00 am. The tests will be on Math and English. Ninth and twelfth graders have to also take a science test. STORY BY COLE |
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Door Decorating Contest
in Advisory October 18 to 29 Fall Theme |
Interact Club
is holding its second meeting October 20 at 9:45 am in Room 210 |
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In a Pinch
How many times have you opened your fridge only for it to be as barren as the Sahara Desert? We’ve all been there and done that, but no more shall you have to go hungry! In the following recipe, I will teach you how to make a gooey, mouth-watering grilled cheese sandwich with five ingredients or less.
Cheese is one of the greatest ingredients to ever exist. Chances are you have at least some kind of cheese in your fridge, such as a sharp or medium cheddar (which is the most common for grilled cheese sandwiches) but you could also try swiss or mozzarella. Read on to learn how to make one classic American meal: A crispy grilled cheese sandwich with soup.
Cheese is one of the greatest ingredients to ever exist. Chances are you have at least some kind of cheese in your fridge, such as a sharp or medium cheddar (which is the most common for grilled cheese sandwiches) but you could also try swiss or mozzarella. Read on to learn how to make one classic American meal: A crispy grilled cheese sandwich with soup.
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Ingredients
Step 1: Place a pan on a burner and set it on medium-low heat (flick some water on the pan till you hear a *tss*), and put half of your butter into the pan. ` Step 2: Prepare your sandwich while your pan is being brought to temp. You should slice your cheese thinly so it melts evenly. Put the cheese you just sliced onto a piece of bread so that it does not hang off the edge. After that, place your second slice on top. Step 3: By now the butter should be melted so spread it around so that it covers the bottom of your pan evenly. After that put your sandwich in and cover it with a lid. Leave it cooking for about 2 minutes then put the rest of your butter in. Step 4 After the butter has melted, flip the sandwich and use it to spread the butter around. Now put the lid back on and cook for about 30 seconds - 1 minute. Be sure to check the sandwich periodically to make sure it doesn’t burn. |
Step 5: Take the sandwich out of your pan and plate it. While you are waiting for it to cool a bit heat up whatever can of soup you chose. Pour your soup into a bowl and your meal is ready.
See you next time you’re in a pinch. Story by Michael |
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A lot of people struggle with suicidal urges,especially in high school, and I want you to know you are not alone. Some coping skills are: going for a walk, calling a friend or even putting ice cubes in your hand and squeezing them in your palms. These can help if you think you want to hurt yourself.
Here are hotlines you can call. So use them! |
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If you are struggling with any of these problems remember you are valid, you deserve help and you deserve a healthy, happy life.
So reach out if you need help. Story by Brook |
SUICIDE HOTLINE: 1-800-273-8255
ED HOTLINE: 1-800-931-2237 DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-799-7233 DRUG ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-799-7233 SEXUAL ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-656-4673 |
Meet Kristine
Kristine is our career counselor here at Henderson Bay. She is new to Henderson this year, coming from Gig Harbor, but so far she loves the community we have created here. She appreciates how friendly the staff and students are and how welcoming the place is overall.
Kristine wants to make sure nobody is left out and that everyone is getting what they need. She is a great resource to go to if you need help with anything along the lines of careers. In her free time outside of school she likes to hike and paddle board along with gardening and tennis. Welcome Kristine |
Story and Photo by Abi
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Story by Jaylin
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Henderson Bay High School started in the 1970”s (exact year not found). The founders wanted to create a different learning environment. This environment would allow different students to learn with different teaching styles because not everyone learns the same way.
The first location of Henderson Bay was at the Vaughn Civic Center for the first couple of years. It then moved to the campus grounds of Peninsula High School (PHS) campus and grew from there. HBHS always had students who didn’t connect with the bigger schools. Henderson Bay moved to the old Harbor Heights Elementary School next. The most recent move was in 2002. That was to its current location, finally having its own campus. This was the third time the school was relocated. This year HBHS has turned into “The Academies At Henderson Bay.” This includes The Bay, which is more focused on individual learning, the Global Virtual Academy which gives alternative learning through the computer, and The Bridge which is more independent learning. All of these different academies are housed on the HBHS campus. The original school was named Huloima Wehut (Hue-low-ma Way-hut) which in Chinook Jargon means “a different way”. |
All Great Hallways Deserve Fine, Fun Art.
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Jeffery
muscles... "Be strong enough to let go and wise enough to wait for what you deserve. |
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Bella
Umbrella... "life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain." |
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Sarah
Boxing Gloves... "Strength Comes From Within You." |
Please thank Danielle's Awesome Grade 11 Advisory
for lightening things up
with bright, cheerful, functional, and
creative drawings throughout the building.
for lightening things up
with bright, cheerful, functional, and
creative drawings throughout the building.
Halloween Likes
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What's your favorite Halloween Movie?
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Story by Shawn & Cole |
1 The name of a Big Picture school 6 The last name of a math teacher here
2 The name of an art teacher at the school 7 A writing utencil
3 A serious thought at the end of something big 8 A flat object to write upon
4 A place for learning and teaching 9 A time of day when you eat
5 The name of a staff member who has worked here a long time. Crossword Puzzle by Dylan
2 The name of an art teacher at the school 7 A writing utencil
3 A serious thought at the end of something big 8 A flat object to write upon
4 A place for learning and teaching 9 A time of day when you eat
5 The name of a staff member who has worked here a long time. Crossword Puzzle by Dylan
OPINION PAGE
HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT THE SCHOOL LUNCH?
Bella ~
They could put a lot more effort into making a lunch that will actually fill teens. 
Greg ~
We are doing the best with what we can and the lunch ladies are working very hard, however I wish the timing for lunch was a little better ... it’s kind of at a tough spot. 
Axel ~
It definitely could be better; it's not horrible but it's also not good. 
Maria ~
It shows lack of effort. It's honestly not that good but some stuff is alright. |
Vincent ~
It could be better, it’s super plain and almost feels monotone. The only things I like are the burgers. 
Savana ~
I honestly really dislike the school lunches. 
Tj ~
We are growing teenagers, and most of the time lunch is the first thing we eat in the morning becuase of how early it is. I feel like it should not nessesarly have more options but just have more in general. They don’t want us eating in class but look at what they give for lunch. But I do understand we are doing the best that we can. Page & Story by Abi
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If you have any ideas for the next question on the opinion page please come see Abi or if you would like to be included on the next opinion page.
The opinion page is to get student and staff voices out and heard.
The opinion page is to get student and staff voices out and heard.
Artist of the month is Zack
When asked what his favorite piece of artwork was , Zach informed me “Sunflowers” by Vincent Van Gogh is his favorite piece. For early art influence he said that a Bob Ross painting inspired him when he was young and he has been doing art since he was 5 or 6 years old. I asked him who his favorite artist was and he said “Hayao Miazaki” who some may know from making the movie “My Neighbor Totoro.”
Sunflowers
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Hayao Miazaki
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Original art by Zack
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The fall door decorating theme is "FALL".
So put your ideas to the test and let's see what you can do. |
Amazing boards greet you
as you work your way up the south stairwell |
We Hope you enjoyed the second edition of Henderson GRAND PRESS.
We welcome contributions from guest writers, artists, cartoonists from all reaches of the Academies.
We ask that any contribution goes through our editorial board. We like to use first names only in the actual publication but will need the full names of anyone written about or photographed. We have a practice of using first names only on any photos utilized in the publication.
Co-Editors include Abi and Dylan. Advisor is John in Room 116 Our website is WWW.HendersonGP.weebly.com
We welcome contributions from guest writers, artists, cartoonists from all reaches of the Academies.
We ask that any contribution goes through our editorial board. We like to use first names only in the actual publication but will need the full names of anyone written about or photographed. We have a practice of using first names only on any photos utilized in the publication.
Co-Editors include Abi and Dylan. Advisor is John in Room 116 Our website is WWW.HendersonGP.weebly.com
