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Still working-- Senior Jack Chen holds the light as UIL math Coach Anthony Newberry works a problem during afternoon practice on Jan. 31. Chen posted, “The power is out, and we’re still doing math.”
Power outage leaves students in the dark, varsity teams looking for a place to play
February 4, 2025
Health Dept. offers drive-up vaccines in response to measles outbreak
February 3, 2025
School-day SAT deadline approaches
January 31, 2025
Grim message--TikTok users were greeted with the following message around 10 p.m. on Jan. 18. A 12-hour black out left users deleting the app and mourning its loss.
On again, off again TikTok fate has students looking for alternatives after the black out
January 21, 2025
AUTOMOBILE SHOWCASE: SkillsUSA host car exhibit tomorrow to raise funds
AUTOMOBILE SHOWCASE: SkillsUSA host car exhibit tomorrow to raise funds
November 22, 2024
44 vocalists advance to state solo and ensemble competition
February 3, 2025
SOUNDBITE: Learning to escape turns out to be fun
SOUNDBITE: Learning to escape turns out to be fun
February 3, 2025
Area band members--Six students will perform at the all-region band concert on Jan. 25, after five try out for all-state band on Jan. 11. They include ophomore Mikayla Bush, sophomore Maddox Savage, sophomore Jaxon Hand, junior Julie Rezac, junior Aleigha McNair, sophomore Jorge Miranda.
Five instrumentalists to try out for all-state band
January 10, 2025
Holiday entertainment--Jazz Brigade members perform during the choirs' Christmas concert on Dec. 16 in the performing arts center. The group did three songs to begin the concert.
Show choir enters busy season
December 17, 2024
Old friends--Junior Joey Penner as Alan Seymour and senior Matthew Peters as Hal Carter reunite in Picnic on Nov. 17.
AMERICAN CLASSIC: Theater department adapts romance of ‘Picnic’ for black box production
November 19, 2024
"Snakes because what if it just bites you, and you die?” Joss Navarrette -Freshman
YOUR VIEW: What is your biggest fear?
February 6, 2025
Students face phobias whether rational or irrational
Students face phobias whether rational or irrational
February 3, 2025
Some swine-- Senior Jase Warlick watches the judge as he walks his Hampshire hog around the show ring at the Gaines County Junior Livestock show on Jan. 16. Warlick took first place in the light Hampshire category.
BEST IN SHOW: Junior livestock students vie for return on investmentsJ
January 19, 2025
Festive outfit--Junior Kelly Heide boasts gingerbread overalls as she marches in the Christmas parade on Dec. 12. The cheerleaders chose festive clothing as elves for the event.
Students choose festive fashions for the season
December 20, 2024
Holiday season brings family traditions.
Holiday traditions keep spirit strong
December 13, 2024
MY VIEW: Social media is all about looks not substance
MY VIEW: Social media is all about looks not substance
February 18, 2025
MY VIEW: Columnist explores origin of fears
MY VIEW: Columnist explores origin of fears
January 31, 2025
“I think TikTok should be an everyday thing because I don’t see any bad in it. It’s entertainment.” Brett Boyles -Senior
YOUR VIEW: How do you feel about the government taking TikTok away then giving it back temporarily?
January 24, 2025
OUR VIEW: App shutdown becomes apparent publicity stunt
OUR VIEW: App shutdown becomes apparent publicity stunt
January 24, 2025
artwork by Cinthia Yanez
OUR VIEW: School areas trashy for no good reason
December 3, 2024
Like glue--Sophomore guard Addison Armstrong guards San Alizarin's Jazlyn Hernandez during area play on Feb. 13. Armstrong had eight points in the Maiden victory.
Maiden basketball takes area win over San Elizario
February 14, 2025
Cloud nine-- Junior Gabryl Alaniz celebrates after qualifying outright for state in second place in the 100-yard butterfly at the region meet in Andrews on Feb. 1. Alaniz toppled a 40-year school record in the process.
STATEBOUND: Junior breaks 40-year-old record as swimmers qualify
February 4, 2025
Making weight-- With a squat of 375 pounds, freshman Carlos Lara Vitolas competes in the first event of the home meet in January. His meet total of 1,040 pounds was enough for third place in the super heavy weight diviison.
Lifters begin season at home meet
February 3, 2025
Old friends--Junior Joey Penner as Alan Seymour and senior Matthew Peters as Hal Carter reunite in Picnic on Nov. 17.
AMERICAN CLASSIC: Theater department adapts romance of ‘Picnic’ for black box production
November 19, 2024
Ready to rumble--The Indian football team enters the last preseason game versus Hereford on Oct. 4. The Indians would defeat the Whitefaces by by 32 to keep their record perfect.
6-0: Indians enter district vs. Fort Stockton tonight undefeated
October 11, 2024
The BEAT for February 7, 2025
The BEAT for February 7, 2025
February 6, 2025
The BEAT broadcast for Dec. 6
The BEAT broadcast for Dec. 6
December 6, 2024
The BEAT Broadcast--October 25, 2024
The BEAT Broadcast–October 25, 2024
October 24, 2024
Get down--Brass section plays and moves during halftime of the football game on Oct. 4. The Pride of the Tribe competes at region contest tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Lowery Field in Lubbock.
Pride of the Tribe goes to region marching contest tomorrow
October 18, 2024
Backhand ball--Junior Melany Vazquez Campos returns fire to Lubbock Cooper Liberty's Ava Smith during district singles on Oct. 1. Vazquez Campos took the match, 6-1, 6-0.
Tribe Tennis in bi-district round today versus Sweetwater
October 8, 2024
War Whoop Online

The School Newspaper of Seminole High School
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YOUR VIEW: Do you use artificial intelligence?

January 31, 2024
“Yes, I have used it for an essay.”
Aric Smith
Junior

 

“Yes, I use it for writing assignments.”
Dayven Rosales
Senior

 

“Yes, but I don’t use it for assignments. I use it for entertainment purposes.”
Jaxon Hand
Freshman

 

“Yes, I use it for assignments.”
Jody Kauffman
Sophomore

 

“Yes, I use it for formal emails or text messages or funny text messages.”
Will McCallister
Staff
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