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The Student News Website of Susquehannock High School, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania.

SHS Courier
The Student News Website of Susquehannock High School, Glen Rock, Pennsylvania.

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Madison Gillespie

Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor

Senior Madison Gillespie is the sports editor for the first time this year. Outside of school, Gillespie enjoys watching hockey, creating art, and watching several different TV shows on Netflix. Gillespie wants to study Graphic and Interactive Design in college. She joined the Courier to improve her writing and to also embrace her love for it.

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NCT’s Empathy Shows a New Side in Music

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
May 16, 2018
Sign in the gym lobby advertising the food drive.

Student Council Holds Food Drive

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
May 16, 2018
The Susquehannock High School Jazz Band stands up for their applause from the audience.

Susquhannock Holds Annual Jazz Fest

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
May 3, 2018

Courier Chat: Myers

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
April 20, 2018
Photo of Swiss cheese. Photo by Wiki-vr (talk | contribs) on Wiki Media Commons

How I Live With Cheese

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
April 10, 2018
Picture of an AP exam study book.

What You Need to Know About the AP Exam

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
March 20, 2018
Photo of Shaun White with his gold metal at the awards ceremony. Photo from @shaunwhite on Twitter.

US Claims Gold at the Olympics

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
March 12, 2018
Girls basketball huddles during a timeout

Girls Basketball Moves on in Districts

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
February 21, 2018
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A frog hops around on the cafeteria table.

[Photo] Origami Frogs Hop Around Susky

February 2, 2018
Frogs stacked on top of each other make a frog tower

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The frogs in the art room live under the wire tree on Myers' desk.

The frogs have decided to mess with Myer's school work.

The frogs in the lunch room are stacked into more towers

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The graph paper frog has succeeded.

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Art Teacher Wesley Myers has an army of frogs in his classroom.

A graph paper frog attempts to photo bombs a orange frog's photoshoot.

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A lone frog hidden in a stairwell, awaiting to be found.

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Photo of the CPIHL All Star Logo. Photo courtesy of @Clink_Sports on Twitter.

Myers Skates on to All Star Team

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
January 22, 2018
Senior Erin Kaliszak walks with her mother and father before she finds out she has been crowned homecoming queen.

Susky Highlights from 2017

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
January 11, 2018
Senior Ben Trego lines up with the offensive line to make the next play.

Fall Sports Conclude With Best Season Yet

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
November 28, 2017
Singing ensemble consisting of sophomore Kaity Helms, sophomore Jordan Pfteiger, and senior John Katchko performe their song before the beginning of the scene.

Mrs. Levi explains to Kemper why getting married hastily is a bad idea.

Senior Erin Kaliszak (Mrs. Levi) talks to Vandergelder about his costume.

Molloy and Fay talk about their thoughts on love.

Molloy talks to her assistant Minnie Fay (Bailey Ryon) about the two people outside the store window.

Molloy organizes her hats on the table.

Junior Ella Wetzel (Gertrude) makes an announcement to the other characters on stage.

Senior Brendan Paules (Ambrose Kemper) gets frustrated with junior Dan Poole (Horace Vandergelder).

Junior Cora Dunaja (Irene Molloy) talks to junior Shane Watson (Barnaby Tucker) and senior Kaleb Fair (Cornelius Hackl)

The Dover defense lines up against the Warrior offense.

Students race down onto the field after a victory over Dover 24-17.

Dover makes the tackle on the Warriors offensive line.

[Photo] Football Team Wins Division II Title

November 6, 2017
The Warriors have scored a touchdown which is deemed good by the referees.

Brown is tackled by Dover during the play.

[Photo] Relive the Warrior Football Division II Championship Game

November 11, 2017
The Warriors share their reactions to an amazing play causing them to move down the field.

Warriors line up to play the ball.

The Susky Student Section cheer on the Warriors in the third quarter.

The Warriors line up to hike the ball and face the Eagle's defensive unit.

Head coach Steve Wiles considers what play to do next.

The Warriors gather up for a huddle at the start of the second quarter.

Susquehannock watches the play of the game carefully and hope for the game to go their way.

Football players line up along the sideline for the national anthem before the start of the game.

Sports Corner with Brad Keeney

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
November 2, 2017
Seniors work on their budget builder project.

Seniors Budget their Futures

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
October 16, 2017
Seniors work their way across the board.

Seniors play the Real Life game.

Seniors play the game at Real Life.

Students try to guess the word at "Wheel of Misfortune."

Seniors read the game question.

Budget Builder activity folder. Senior Holly Bull gave her thoughts about the day. ”The second half of the day with the budget was very helpful,” said Bull.

Seniors wait to be asked a question.

Senior Tyler Rogers refers to the crowd to see what prize bin he should pick from.

Seniors try to guess the amount of a prize package to Hershey Park.

Seniors work on the Budget Builder activity. Senior Angel Gilbert thought that the budget builder was worthwhile. “It was a helpful experience to help me prepare for the future," said Gilbert.

Senior Eathan Tucker gives his answer of what prize he would like.

Senior Jacob Mahan wins a single dollar during the closing ceremony.

A Junior Achievement representative gives the opening ceremony. "I think that the biggest piece is, especially with our seniors, is that they are getting ready to go to college or they are getting out there and getting jobs, and once you're 18 you can apply for credit cards and buy a car... and it's very easy to become very excited about doing that and students and sometimes even all of us get into a financial bind," said Bell.

The life sized game board at Real Life was set up in the main gym.

Senior Dakota Coleman gets help from Real Life volunteers.

Seniors moved around the life-size game board.

Seniors talk about what choice to make during one of the many Real Life games.

Many insurance themed questions were asked to students during a game of "Insurance Jeopardy."

Bands March into Band Night

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
October 6, 2017
Golf Team Tees Off Undefeated Season

Golf Team Tees Off Undefeated Season

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
September 27, 2017
Damage done to the indoor pool area at Jody Kocis's house.

Irma Impacts Florida

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
September 20, 2017
Anime Club president Erica D'Amore gets students to sign up.

Clubs Seek Members at Activity Fair

By Madison Gillespie, Sports Editor
September 8, 2017
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