Dr. Gregory Hudnall explains the Hope Squad’s format at a presentation on Feb. 8. Delaney Turner | Managing Editor Mason High School, there is hope. The Hope Squad, a peer to peer counseling program aimed at preventing teen suicide will launch at the high school in the fall of 2018. On February 8, Dr. Gregory Hudnall, former principal and now […]
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Students from the morning (top) and afternoon (bottom) sessions of J-School. Delaney Turner | Managing Editor From June 5 through 8, The Chronicle held its first annual J-School. 50 students in grades fifth through ninth were invited to get a hands on experience with journalism. Over the four days, participants discussed the prevalence of journalism in the world as well […]
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Delaney Turner | Staff Writer Name a more iconic duo… I’ll wait. Sherlock and Watson, Batman and Robin, and Kimye are only a few dynamic duos. The duos of the world influence social media, fashion, and ultimately affect the way the world functions. At Mason High School, it is no different. Duos are taking on the halls and making big […]
Read moreCameras Rolling Delaney Turner | Staff Writer A local George Lucas and Steven Spielberg duo has entered into the filmmaking industry. In August of 2016, seniors Cole Marvin and Peyton Krell partnered, creating Highly Caffeinated Productions to showcase their filmmaking skills in a 48-hour Teen Film Challenge. They were given two days to write, film and edit a two to […]
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Delaney Turner | Staff Writer For some, belts signify more than just a way to tighten a pair of loose pants. Tae Kwon Do, an ancient form of Korean martial arts, is being taken to new levels among Mason High School students. Tae Kwon Do translates to “the way of the foot and fist.” It is a widely practiced form […]
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Delaney Turner | Staff Writer Imagine if every letter in this sentence was flipped. Dyslexia is the most common learning disability among students, but unlike other common disabilities like Attention Deficit Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, it has no medicinal treatment. Dyslexia is not a condition based on a lack of intelligence or poor vision. It is simply a […]
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Asia Porter | Online Editor Faculty and students from Ohio University journeyed from Athens to Mason High School for Scripps Day at MHS. The impressive lineup of college and industry professionals included Director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism, Dr. Robert Stewart, Associate Professor Aimee Edmonson, News Director for WCPO Chip Mahaney, Anne Saker of the Cincinnati Enquirer, Associate Professor […]
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Users can’t break addictive habit Illustation by Alekya Raghavan.Juliana Discher | Staff Writer For some Snapchat users, maintaining that 100 day Snapstreak is worth giving a friend your account sign-in or even paying a person to help keep the streak. Since its release in September 2011, Snapchat has constantly been evolving to keep users engaged. The popular mobile app began […]
Read moreClown sightings and empty threats affect school function. Mason High School and schools in the surrounding area have faced a series of threats in the past year. Delaney Turner | Staff Writer Clowning around is now a crime. On September 9, Mason Football was scheduled to take on Moeller during the annual community tailgate event. Approximately 30 minutes prior to kickoff, Dwire […]
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Asia Porter | Online Editor Comet Country showcased their spirit throughout the week in this year’s Spirit Week. Mason High School Student Government kicked off Homecoming Week on Sunday, October 9 when they came in to decorate the school in green, black and white as well as painting the lobby windows and Spirit Rock to represent the theme for this year’s dance: […]
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Delaney Turner | Staff Writer On Friday nights, rain or shine, the storm of the Black Hole is always present. Mason High School has over 30 teams throughout the sports seasons. But one team is often overlooked. That team: The Black Hole. The class of 2016 may be gone, but before its members left, they selected four spirited members of […]
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Delaney Turner | Staff Writer After three straight sets, the Comets are the victors on the block. On September 13, the Mason Comets girls’ volleyball team took on one of their biggest rivals: the Lakota East Thunderhawks. The Comets won in just three sets: 25-23, 25-23 and 25-11. Having previously defeated Lakota West, with this win, the team is undefeated in […]
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Eric Michael | Staff Writer Video by Staff Writer Delaney Turner. After weather conditions delayed the game until Saturday morning, the Mason Comets were able to pull out a 28-14 victory against the Springboro Panthers in the opening game of their football season. After Springboro put up seven points on the first drive of the game, junior running back Matt […]
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Lauren Thomas | Staff Writer Delaney Turner | Staff Writer Highlights from the Western and Southern Open compiled by Staff Writers Lauren Thomas and Delaney Turner. Professional tennis players gathered in Mason for the annual Western and Southern Open. From August 13 to August 21, the Association of Tennis Professionals tournament made its stop in Mason for the Western and […]
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The Chronicle staff participated in a journalism camp at Indiana University from July 11-15. Throughout the week staff members improved their writing, interviewing, photography, videography and leadership skills. At the conclusion of the camp, staff members received the following awards: Best Story Arc for Photo Story – Jonathan McCollough Outstanding Leadership Team – Jessica Sommerville, India Kirssin, Arnav Damodhar, Eric […]
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Delaney Turner | Staff Writer A little rain didn’t stop the storm of Comet victories. On June 3 – June 4, the Comets competed at the Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium for the State Championship Track Meet. Chip Dobson, the head coach of the Boys Track team, said he wished for a better outcome, but was happy with the effort of […]
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Asia Porter | Staff WriterPhoto from the Love for Liz GoFundMe page. Once a Comet always a Comet. The Young Women’s Club is honoring Mason alum Liz Lothrop by selling bracelets to raise money for the Love for Liz GoFundMe campaign. Lothrop was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in 2008. She fought a hard battle with the disease and reached […]
Read moreAllie Cohen – Class of 2004 Jenna Connor – Class of 2004 Hayley Day – Class of 2004 Loa DeNegre – Class of 2004 Erin Pyles – Class of 2004 Rob Underwood – Class of 2004 Rachel Bagley – Class of 2005 Chris DeLotell – Class of 2005 Nicole Grice – Class of 2005 Amanda Konrad – Class of 2005 […]
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