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The Trailblazer
The student news site of McNeil High School

The Trailblazer
The student news site of McNeil High School

The Trailblazer
“Being in this class was an opportunity for me to costume head, and I really want to do this as my career.” junior Rylee Montgomery said. “I’m building experience and trying to help foster the relationship with costuming I have with new people.” (Photo: Asher Rucker)

Hanging On by a Thread

Cooper Seaver, Design Editor
February 4, 2025
Sophomore Finds Talent in Photography

Sophomore Finds Talent in Photography

Janice Mills, Reporter
December 18, 2024
Moran practicing lines during an after school rehearsal.

A Balancing Act

Hannah Bland, Life & Arts Editor
December 13, 2024
Photo by Bethany Adams

Spinning Toward Success

Julianna Lindo, Reporter
December 13, 2024
Bee Lofton walks with her walker.

One Small Victory

Nikolas Russell, Editor-in-Chief
December 13, 2024
Park's favorite piece that she has made is a portrait titled “Behind These Scars.” “It was a piece that I made my freshman year,” Park said. “It was a drawing and it had a lot of emotion behind it, which I really like.”

Junior Paints the Path to Success

Olivia West, Reporter
December 13, 2024
Students Hone Research and Presentation Skills in AP Seminar Project

Students Hone Research and Presentation Skills in AP Seminar Project

Karl Reddick, Reporter
October 30, 2024
Junior Kaitlyn Kenney performs in last year's MavTheatre 'Legally Blonde' musical production as Brooke Wyndham.

Juniors Theatrical Breakthrough

Hannah Bland, Life & Arts Editor
October 11, 2024
Photo Courtesy of Keaton Dye

From Apple to Teaching

Janice Mills, Reporter
October 11, 2024
Senior Maxine Olson pays attention in her AP art class. Maxine said filling in the gaps of what she didn't hear and working in a group is the most difficult part of learning without an interpreter. "It's kind of frustrating when you're in a group full of kids and you're trying to hear what they say, there's other students talking in their groups and it's just so many people talking at once," Maxine said. "Our technology, hearing aids and the Cochlear implant can only do so much."

The Sound of Silence

Nikolas Russell, Editor-in-Chief
October 11, 2024
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