Breaking Blue

Photo of student doing school work alongside photo of MHS football player.

Behind The Play

Styel Mechling, Writer April 4, 2019

High school basketball, soccer, football, and volleyball players all have one thing in common: they are students before they are athletes. This idea is something that continues to rattle through many student-athletes...

Students help tidy up the giving tree during Mrs. Caseys 5th period class.

When One Part Becomes Two

Ken Casey, Writer March 5, 2019

Mrs. Casey’s Human and Social Services class is getting a new look for next school year. Instead of offering one trimester and making the second optional, the class will now consist of two parts; part...

Sophomore Andrew Pilat makes a move.

Martinsville Chess Competition

Ken Casey, Writer February 7, 2019

Martinsville High School is known for many different things. Chess, however, is not one you usually hear. On March 23rd, 2019, the National Chess Competition will be held in the MHS gymnasium. “We currently...

Mrs. Caseys 5th period class makes cookies.

Cancer Awareness Week

Ken Casey, Writer December 19, 2018

The Martinsville High School student body had their annual Cancer Awareness Week in October. Teacher Kristi Casey has been putting together this week for the past two years. Her class is used to encourage...

Studying over coffee.

10 Ways To Keep On Track This Tri

Styel Mechling and Makayla Capilla December 10, 2018

Sports, tests, friends, family, multiple hours of homework, and even outside-of-school work are all factors in making a high school student tense. Sometimes it can feel as though we can’t even conjure...

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Internet Sensation

Makayla Capilla, Writer December 10, 2018

Most kids and teenagers nowadays can’t remember a time without having a cell phone. They are in our hands almost every moment of every day. If they aren’t in our hands, they are right by our side. While...

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Thoughts On: Mamma Mia

Alexa Shrake, Writer December 7, 2018

Almost every seat filled with peers, loved ones, and fans of Mamma Mia, it was a full house. On Friday November 16th, the show did not start on time due to the line being out the doors. A huge crowd gathered...

Student author Leah Fraser works on writing a story.

A Work In Progress

Alice Pickering, Writer November 27, 2018

Books and writing from authors surround us every day. They are in classes, stores, and homes. Here, at Martinsville High School, we do our fair share of writing in class. Four people in particular are...

Aviana walking in NYFW for Pyer Moss.

From Small Town to the Runway

Makayla Capilla, Writer October 31, 2018

There is a perception that coming from a small town can be a detriment to your future. However, a former student from Martinsville High School, Aviana McClish, proved that to be wrong. During the 2018...

Ms. Murray working on an art project.

Hidden Gem: MHS Jewelry Class

Alice Pickering, Writer October 31, 2018

At Martinsville High School, there is a large array of classes. From Creative Writing to Agriculture, there is a class for every kid, no matter their interest. So, it’s no surprise that we have a Jewelry...

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Leaving a Legacy

Delaney Collier, Macie Crawmer, Writers October 30, 2018
Those who knew Mr. Hawkins remember him as a man who always wore a smile, was patient, understanding, and inclusive of all people.
Styel Mechling, 2018.

Being Biracial In Martinsville

Styel Mechling, Writer October 26, 2018

When I found out I was moving to Martinsville last summer, my first question was, “What’s Martinsville?” Once I referred to my family, they all told me stories and fiction of what Martinsville was...

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