The student online newsmagazine of SHS

The Journal Rewired

The student online newsmagazine of SHS

The Journal Rewired

The student online newsmagazine of SHS

The Journal Rewired

Sophomore Erin York ties up a bagged order to hand off to a customer as she works the Enzo Pizza drive-thru on March 22.
Clock out, clock in
Maria Bujan, Reporter • March 28, 2023
Green Earth Society members sort through trees to hand out in front of SHS on May 6, 2022. photo contributed by English teacher Paige Wyatt
Giving back in green
Ava Campbell, Reporter • March 17, 2023
Wyatt awaits an answer after asking a spirit a question using a makeshift pendulum. She used a students hair and her ring to do so.
On the other side
Ava Campbell, Reporter • March 17, 2023
On a roll
On a roll
Julianna Miranda, Reporter • March 17, 2023
Mercedes Sanders' art gallery
Grace Wilson, Editor • March 17, 2023
Spring Spectaculathon
Spring Spectaculathon
Lily Zing, Reporter • March 17, 2023
Source: Netflix
A flawless tie
Lauren Lowry, Reporter • March 6, 2023
Source: Netflix
Diving deep
Lindsey Rogers, Reporter • March 3, 2023
Just the beginning
Just the beginning
Skylar Greulich, Photographer • March 8, 2023
Tough defeat
Tough defeat
March 6, 2023
Myanmar Union Day
Myanmar Union Day
February 23, 2023
Once upon a Cardinal
Once upon a Cardinal
February 22, 2023
The Circut
Meet the Staff!
Finding their true colors
Finding their true colors
Elisabeth Pointer, Reporter • March 17, 2023
Started from a sprout
Started from a sprout
Salem Ortega-Morales, Reporter • March 17, 2023
Junior Marren Brown works on her French assignment on March 13. She wants to pursue the career of a linguist or a  video game designer.
Bonjour, France
Salem Ortega-Morales, Reporter • March 16, 2023
Senior Catt Smith and junior Zia Brown
Alternative fashion
Sarah Bennett, Reporter • March 10, 2023
Kevin (left) and Tristan Keefe (right) smile at their uncle, Brendan Dudas, at the SHS baseball field on March 8. Dudas took the boys in after the family decided their mother couldnt care for them anymore.
Legacy of love
Claire Steinbrook, Reporter • March 17, 2023
Dive in n run
Dive in 'n' run
Lucy Hiller, Sports Editor • March 13, 2023
SHS fans raise their arms in frustration at the referees during the first round of basketball sectionals at Perry Meridian on March 1. Many fans of the Cards thought that the officials were biased towards the opposing Ben Davis Giants.
Roughing the refs?
Astrid Gojko, Reporter • March 10, 2023
Just the beginning
Just the beginning
Skylar Greulich, Photographer • March 8, 2023
A deeper message
A deeper message
Sophie Barker, Reporter • March 17, 2023
WRAL competitors gather together for a group photo. Back row, from left to right: sophomore Cooper Gannon, seniors Matthew Ritchie, Eli Honey, Nathan Arndt and Tony Jing. Front row, from left to right: junior Natalie Walker, senior Mary Cer, junior Jonah Gotkin and sophomore Sam Shelburn at University High School on Saturday, March 10.
WRAL-in
Niang Lun, Reporter • March 17, 2023
Crash site recovery operations in East Palestine, Ohio. The team responded quickly to the event on Feb. 3
Danger derailed
Sophie Barker, Reporter • March 7, 2023
Access denied
Access denied
Niang Lun, Reporter • March 2, 2023
Booster Club Adviser Sam Hanley talks to officers Drew Youmans, Johnny Romo and Charlie Kottlowski. The Booster Club holds meetings every Tuesday after school.
Trying something different
Carter McDonough, Reporter • February 14, 2023
Growing w/ Grace
Growing w/ Grace
Grace Elder, Editor-in-Chief • March 17, 2023
Journal Address
Journal Address
March 17, 2023
Temporary only child
'Temporary only child'
Josiah Veen, Reporter • March 16, 2023
Dive in n run
Dive in 'n' run
Lucy Hiller, Sports Editor • March 13, 2023
The reality of reality T.V.
The reality of reality T.V.
Lindsey Rogers, Reporter • March 12, 2023
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Nevruz haft sin table
Nevruz haft sin table
Sarah Bennett, Reporter • March 17, 2023
5 tips to avoid senioritis
5 tips to avoid senioritis
Grace Elder, Editor-in-Chief • March 17, 2023
ASL teacher Natalie Hendrix-Evans and her husband, ASL interpreter Zachary Evans, dance together  at practice on Dec. 15. This was a 45 minute private medalist lesson with one of their dance instructors, Amanda Cast.
Pushing through closed doors
Maria Bujan, Reporter • January 6, 2023

A deaf two year old girl starts her dancing journey by joining her first dance class after watching her older sister’s practice with fascination....