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The Hiller

Trick-or-treating can be fun for all ages, except maybe not so much when someone much too old shows up at the door!

Hiller Staff debates what age group Trick-or-Treating is for

Blake Stanley, News Editor October 23, 2025

Every year, 72.4 million people go trick-or-treating, and in turn, the debate intensifies about whether there is such a thing as being too old to go trick-or-treating. But do not fear, The Hiller staff...

Staff writer John Bunner found himself stuck inside a dark and scary forest, running from the dangers of bats, fog and probably the other staff of The Hiller.  Unfortunately for him, he was not able to escape the horrors of the woods and was trapped. It seems like someone should have listened to my advice!

WWCD?

Cameron Street, Co-Editor-in-Chief October 23, 2025

It was a dark and stormy night, and let’s face it, we all know how it ends—at least, if it's the normal horror movie script. For years, horror movie fans have been watching the same predictable demise...

What is your favorite fall movie and why?

Journalism 1, Contributors October 23, 2025

Freshmen Madylein Amos- “Beetlejuice.” I’ve watched it ever since I was little. Simon Avant- “Terrifier 2” because it is very gory. Madi Baird- "Corpse Bride.” The story is pretty sad. Draven...

Trinity High School looks empty after a two hour early release where the students go home and teachers participate in staff development.

Are two-hour early releases worth it?

Brett Ames, Staff Writer October 23, 2025

Trinity High School is having a two-hour early release on October 31, 2025. However, are two-hour early releases worth the hassle?  Both regular and early release schedules have their pros and cons.  Sophomore...

Sophomore and Chick-Fil-A team member Gino Lesako balances his school and work life by working after the school day and on Saturdays. Even though he is able to keep his workload stable, it can still get pretty messy!

Students balance work, school life

Taylor Thurman, Staff Writer September 25, 2025

In Trinity High School, there are many teenagers that work at jobs after the school day.  At their jobs, teens usually spend their shifts taking orders, delivering food, stocking shelves or working as...

NICU babies often spend their time in the hospital in incubators in order to simulate growth and development. They are often hooked up to various tubes and wires to monitor the infant's health.

Hiller Staff advocates for national NICU awareness month

Cameron Street, Co-Editor-in-Chief September 25, 2025

September has arrived! While many people associate this month with the beginning of school, the falling of leaves and cooler weather, September is also National Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) month....

Electives are great classes to search for friends in! Oftentimes, those people will share similar interests. In my case, I have a wonderful journalism class full of avid writers that I cannot wait to grow close with.

WWCD?

Cameron Street, Co-Editor-in-Chief September 25, 2025

And we’re back, Hillers! School is in, and the hallways are full of friendly faces again. To kick off a great year, WWCD brings the ultimate guide to making (and keeping!) friends. Friendships are...

September Survey

Journalism 1 September 25, 2025

Freshmen, what high school activity are you most looking forward to this year and why? Liam Flickinger: E-sports to play competitive games because I grew up with it. Lydia Bull: Homecoming because...

Pictured above is Poach walking down the runway at the Van Shawn Kayie Collection in Disney. Upon graduating, his main career goal was to model full time, which required no college education, leaving him an open lane to taking time off and pursuing his modeling career.

Gap years: Are they worth it?

Georgia Poach, Staff Writer May 22, 2025

For high school seniors, there seems to be a clear graduation plan for many. Most decide they are ready for college, while some have a family-owned business or even a trade school they are preparing for....

Pictured above is Skidmore and fellow Trinity senior and upcoming W&J freshman Sylvia Stoy taking time out of their busy schedules to hang out. Skidmore can easily balance her social and academic life; she schedules study times and she completes all of her work in that block. She doesn’t overcommit things she can’t achieve and leaves the rest of her time for anything fun.

Happiness contributes to students’ mindsets

Lita Feriozzi, Copy Editor May 22, 2025

At this point in a student’s life, the stress of college decisions, financial troubles and the unknown of the future can take a toll on the mind and mental health. Though it can look different from one...

 While I will miss several seniors, there are two specific staff members that I would like to mention. The first one is Leah Kubacka, our Editor-in-Chief. She welcomed me onto the staff with open arms and quickly became my best friend. The second one is Caroline Miller. She was my role model on the swim team and was my counter for three years. They have both made such a huge impact on my life, and I am going to miss them both dearly.

WWCD?

Cameron Street, Co-Editor-in-Chief May 22, 2025

Here we are, Hillers! The 2024-2025 school year has finally come to an end! As we transition to summer, it's not only important to acknowledge the graduating seniors but also the incoming seniors.  As...

The common application for most colleges opens up on August 1. Most colleges begin their academic year with a fall term, generally around late August or early September. So, it is important to make sure that the choice -- on what college to go to -- has been made before the deadline has passed.

Seniors navigate college choices: in-state vs. out-of-state

Blake Stanley, News Editor May 22, 2025

Deciding whether to attend an in-state or out-of-state college is a monumental decision for many students. Several factors must be considered, such as how far from home one is willing to go and the variance...

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