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Drumline breaks a sweat
With the start of the new semester, the Winter Drumline starts a new season. This year the drumline has been working on the piece, “Beneath,” a grade 4 piece of music. The show has three groups that work to make it all come together. The battery and guard are on the floor, moving around like a marching band and the pit consist of auxiliary instruments that make up the melody. “I ...
Ideas to save money
With the budget cuts students and teachers have to find ways to help save the school money. Tim Sturgeon, the Coordinator of Energy Education & Student Data Manager of Noblesville Schools, has compiled a list of things that we all can do to help 1. Closing classroom doors to keep the heat in the classroom and not in the halls. 2. Upon leaving an empty room, turn off all lights. 3. Create a "Brown ...
Olympic thrills, spills, and surprises
Photo from www.vancouver2010.com The Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games have not only brought together 82 nations to compete, but they also have brought a vast array of Olympic Moments. From the tears of near-misses and podium pride to the smiles and cheers of at-last victory and unexpected success, these Games have provided an outpouring of emotion from athletes and fans alike. Check out a few of these moments the Mill Stream has picked to ...
NHS grad runs for school board
Evan Elliott, a 2009 NHS graduate, has recently announced he is running for a position on the Noblesville School Board. The election will be held on May 4. Mill Stream: What inspired you to run for election in the Noblesville School Board? Evan Elliott: I have been inspired by the concerns and ideas of teachers, students, parents, and community members. Right now, we are facing a time of great growth, and these ...
Bomb threat cancels school
photo by P. Davis A break in the norm occurred last Friday at Noblesville High School, when an unknown person called in a bomb threat on the school. As soon as the school was informed of the call it issued a code green (code green is an immediate evacuation of the building). “The students left the building in an organized and professional manner,” Principal Annetta Petty announced to the student body on ...
Students shine at Solo and Ensemble
On Saturday, choir department students traveled to Westfield to participate in the Indiana State School Music Association (ISSMA) Solo and Ensemble competition. Sophomores Ainee Jeong, Ashley Carmany, and Michael Tottty performed a piano solo and each received gold medals. Totty earned a rare perfect score. Senior Emily Goggin, sophomore Molly Grooms, senior Wilson Smith, sophomore Hannah Pimley, and freshman Mariah Smith, who all performed vocal solos, received gold medals for their efforts. ...
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NHS grad runs for school board
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photo by P. Davis A break in the norm occurred last Friday at Noblesville High School,...
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Students tune in to Olympic events
American Lindsey Vonn won her gold in Ladies' Downhill skiing. Her medal would worth roughly $500 if melted down. At a time when gold is worth roughly $1100 per ounce, the value of an Olympic gold medal lies in both its physical worth and its symbolic meaning. That golden circle hanging around champion’s neck? It represents years of training... [Read more of this Story]
Boys’ wrestling team fights through sectionals
The boys’ varsity wrestling team took sectionals this season after a 19-8 season. The team’s win at sectionals was Noblesville’s first, wrestling, sectional win in 10 years. 11 wrestlers also qualified individually for the regional competition. The following boys qualified: freshman Mitch Hensley, sophomores Ivan Keene, Wayne Specth, Cody Bond,... [Read more of this Story]
JV Basketball Game 2-16-10
Sophomore Iven Stewart defends his basket against the Anderson Highland point guard. Stewart and his teammates put up a strong defensive front that did not allow many points for the Anderson team. Sophomore Jacob Price passes the ball while running down the court. The Millers consistently passed with skill and precision from buzzer to buzzer. Sophomore... [Read more of this Story]
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Photo by P. Davis
Sophomore Abby Kim, Senior Geremiah Gonzalez, and Junior Kelsey Vaught in the second act of the Spring play. Kim played Rosalind, Gonzalez played Romeo, and Vaught played Juliet. The show is being performed Thursday, March 4 and Friday, March 5 in the LGI.
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