Tessa Moriarty and Bridget Healy
May 21, 2019
An outline of the itinerary of the group of seniors who traveled to Europe over April break.
May 2, 2019
It was a hard fought win by the Juniors over the Seniors 25-20 after a neck and neck game of flag football.
Jack Shea, Staff Reporter
May 21, 2019
This year Holyoke High yet again hosted the Western Massachusetts track meet, also commonly referred to as the PVIAC meet. Although Holyoke High did not win the overall track meet, it still had many participating athletes that performed well for their school.
Helena Middleton and Meagan Breen
May 3, 2019
Boys Varsity Volleyball took on Westfield High School at home on Friday, April 26th.
May 2, 2019
It was a hard fought win by the Juniors over the Seniors 25-20 after a neck and neck game of flag football.
Charlie Brunette, Staff Reporter
April 24, 2019
When you walk into a local library, you might find that a book on abstract algebra is aisles apart from the art theory section, but does that mean that Art and Math are mutually exclusive?
April 10, 2019
Spring is just around the corner, and after blizzards and very cold days, it seems that the weather will improve. Although, sometimes, the weather in Massachusetts can't make...
Charlie Brunette, Staff Reporter
April 8, 2019
All in all, The Addams Family was a smash hit for Holyoke High with a fun vibe and set, talented actors, and fast paced comedy. It sets a new bar for musicals in the future on our auditorium stage.
Bridget Healy, Knight Life Editor
May 13, 2019
Photos taken throughout the trip to Berlin, Prague, and the Swiss Alps taken by a group of 12th graders.
Helena Middleton and Meagan Breen
May 6, 2019
On Friday, May 3rd, 2019, the Holyoke High School Ethnic Studies Class held it’s first ever Ethnic Studies Pop Out Block Party. This event seeked to celebrate and bring awareness to Ethnic Studies in our schools and community. There was food, performances, and a number of games and activities!
Charlie Brunette, Staff Reporter
Podcasts: from their humble beginnings in the early 2000’s to the radio toppling titans they are today, there are thousands of quirky, intriguing and fun titles to listen to. From your friends here at The Herald, here are our top picks!
Brandon McKenna, Staff Reporter
Throughout her busy days of going to meetings and observing teachers, she still manages to have a presence in the school. Mrs. McKenna always seems to be able to get across to the students and keep many good relationships with them.
It’s been a great year as The Herald’s faculty adviser. Looking forward to see how The Herald grows in the future. With that being said, I, Ms. Fallon, send my final tweet as leader of The Herald. Have a great summer y’all! pic.twitter.com/S7Zs…
It’s been a great year as The Herald’s faculty adviser. Looking forward to see how The Herald grows in the future. With that being said, I, Ms. Fallon, send my final tweet as leader of The Herald. Have a great summer y’all! pic.twitter.com/S7Zsz9WUpZ
Yvonne Cruz, Staff Correspondent
December 22, 2017
Episode 3 features an interview with Mayor Alex Morse, the 2017 Powder Puff Game, tips on surviving Black Friday, and teacher of the week Mr. Bechard!