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The student news site of McNeil High School

The Trailblazer
The student news site of McNeil High School

The Trailblazer
Amanda Beeler

Amanda Beeler, Reporter

Hi, my name is Amanda Beeler and I am a sophomore this year. This is my first year on Newspaper and I am super excited to be a part of The Trailblazer. Outside of school, I like to read, crochet, music and love to watch Grey’s Anatomy. 

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Junior Megan Nguyen, senior Arturo Ramos and senior Pedro Vianna drop a car down a track during the lab.

Physics Performs Loop Da Loop Lab

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
November 13, 2024
Forensics Teacher Carol Seng explaining to senior Tigerlily Broomfield and senior Megan Chandonia how to tell the difference between different blood types.

Forensics Performs Kastle-Meyer and Blood Typing Lab

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
October 23, 2024
Junior William Curp watching as sophomore Gawdham Ramesh spins a string with a rubber stopper to show centripetal force.

Physics Performs a Centripetal Force Exploring Uniform Circular Motion Lab

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
October 23, 2024
Band Wins First at Vista Ridge Marching Festival

Band Wins First at Vista Ridge Marching Festival

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
October 11, 2024
Overpopulation in the classroom leads to education troubles among students and teachers.

The Effects of Large Class Sizes

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
October 11, 2024
Junior Rachel Abraham and junior Janani Pragalbha pulling the shoe with force sensor connected to their computer as it draws the graph, which they use to find kinetic and static forces.

AP Physics holds Mu of a shoe lab

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
October 11, 2024
Junior Abhinav Devarakonda, junior Urjith Mishra, MHS teacher Gijs Landwehr, and senior Trent Bauman at NTX competition.

FRC Robotics Finishes First in NTX Tournament

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
October 11, 2024
Services of the ASL 3 and 4 classes have been metaphorically "cut." The classes have previously worked within the deaf ed program, including last year's deaf ed Halloween party.

Overabundance of Students Causes ASL Three and Four to be cut

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
September 26, 2024
While creating their dioramas senior Maxfield Rotches is making string lights out of pipe cleaners while senior Lila Brown is tearing part of an old magazine to decorate her diorama with.

Debut Library Lunch and Learn Focuses on Canadian Folk Art

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
September 11, 2024
Jones at the Longacre Theatre in New York on Sept. 16, 2014. (Jesse Dittmar/The Washington Post)

James Earl Jones, Voice of Darth Vader Dies at 93

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
September 10, 2024
During a Projectile Motion lab for AP Physics, teacher Akshara Sudhakaran helps Juniors Harvey Flynn, Yasser El Anssari, Luca Uritu, Owen Rhea and Timothy Li measure the height of the launch ramp.

AP Physics Holds Projectile Motion Lab

Amanda Beeler, Reporter
September 9, 2024
Graphic by Cooper Seaver

Late Buses and Their Effects on Students

Amanda Beeler and Bentley Krizin
September 7, 2024
The group was just starting their hike down the mountain, lighting torches to stave off the creeping dark. The group had just traveled up the mountain during the last days of their trip to Europe. “It was the last day we were in Switzerland, we went up to a family-owned restaurant there and dined," Hannigan said. "When we finished up all the food and drink, we lit torches and walked down the mountain as it was getting dark.”

German Students Travel to Europe for Educational Trip

Amanda Beeler, Bentley Krizin, and Hannah Bland
September 5, 2024
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