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[Photo] What We're Thankful For...

November 22, 2022
Antipholus of Syracuse (senior Korinne Brier) greets his long lost twin brother Antipholus of Ephesus (junior Brylee Hall).

[Photo] AHS Players Present The Comedy of Errors

November 16, 2022
Antipholus of Ephesus (junior Brylee Hall) and Dromio of Ephesus (senior Florence Myers) struggle to get free before their exorcism.

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Defending her man any way she can, Adriana (senior Mackenzie Schulthies) tells the citizens of Ephesus to back off.

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Anipholus of Syracuse (senior Korinne Brier) struggles to get away from the Courtesan (junior Drew Thorndike).

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Luce (freshman Maggie Graham) throws one of the squishmallow weapons at the men trying to invade their home.

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Juniors Madeline Colavincenzo, Emma Niehaus and Marissa Trader have started a Student Mental Health club to de-stigmatize mental health concerns.

[Photo] Mission For Mental Health

June 9, 2022
Costco displays its gas prices after the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Gas prices are at least $1.50 more per gallon than they were a year ago.

[Photo] Students, Teachers React to High Gas Prices

May 31, 2022
Senior Kat Ravichandran receives congratulations from Emily Couric Leadership Award winner Sonja Hoel Perkins (AHS 84) at the awards luncheon on April 14. Ravichandran won the Joshua J. Scott merit scholarship from the organization.

[Photo] Living Out Loud

May 24, 2022
The One In The Yellow Suit (senior Eliza Banazak) plots with some of the carnies to find the secret to eternal life.

[Photo] Everlasting Life and Love

May 19, 2022
Freshman Sara Frotan enjoys some time on the Breezeway this fall.

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Senior guard Will Hornsby gets ready to steal the ball from WAHS junior guard Luca Tesoriere during the Jan. 19 home game. The Patriots had a 54-51 heartbreaking loss and were denied the opportunity to strike back because of COVID protocols.

[Photo] Patriots vs Warriors

June 9, 2021
As we return to normal school next year, AHS needs to think about the expectations it has for student responsibility.

[Photo] There's No Power in Power Assessments

June 9, 2021
Using peoples preferred pronouns doesnt have to be difficult. When in doubt, just ask.

[Photo] The Low-Down on Pronouns

May 31, 2021
Reaginn Bingaman - Lacrosse - Roanoke College I chose this school because of the location, small class sizes, and the team atmosphere. The team was very welcoming and the coaches were super supportive and passionate about lacrosse. I mostly look forward to playing with teammates who have the same drive and passion for lacrosse as me. I love that lacrosse is such a fast paced game and anything can happen in a short period of time. Someone can score in under 30 seconds, so the game isn’t over until the time on the clock has run out.

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Kirsten Bega - GLAX - Lynchburg University I chose the University Of Lynchburg because from the moment I walked around on the campus and was treated so well it felt like a place I would want to spend the next four years, The atmosphere was very genuine and friendly along will all the lacrosse team and coaches I am looking forward to all the practices and all of the team bonding events as I get to know everyone personally on the team and make some strong connections.” I really love the intensity and aggressiveness of the sport

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Keira Roach - VOLLEYBALL - Susquehanna University I chose Susuqehanna because the relationship the coaches had with their players was something I never saw in any of the other colleges I was talking to. I am most looking forward to being challenged every single day. The thing I love most about volleyball is the sense of accomplishment I get during and after playing. I also love that I get to enjoy the sport with my best friends.

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Jaya Daniel - Soccer - CNU I chose CNU over other school because it really felt like home as soon as I stepped on campus. I have the opportunity to play for a top D3 school that has the potential to win a national championship which was a huge driving factor. I love the coaching staff and the academics aligned with what I was looking for. I am most looking forward to meeting new teammates and building lifetime relationships. I love the team first atmosphere. Working in a team is very fun and it overall just feels better to celebrate with people you work hard with every day.

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Cassidy Guyton - XC/Track - VCU I chose VCU over other schools because it was a perfect fit for me, athletically and academically. I love the Richmond area and I really clicked with the coaches. I am most looking forward to doing what I love with a new group of teammates and coaches. I feel so lucky to be able to compete at a higher level for four more years. I love everything about running, but my favorite thing about running is that you get out what you put in. Hard work can do amazing things! I also love the opportunity to get outside every day, no matter the weather.

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Arianna DeBoer - XC/Track - William & Mary I chose W&M because it has good academics and a supportive team and because I think it’s a school that fits my personality. I’m looking forward to being a part of a wonderful team and to having teammates who can push me to become a better runner. I love the connections that cross country builds as you spend so much time running with your teammates. I also love how easily you can track your improvement and work towards achieving personal goals.

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