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College Knowledge Month in October
Evan Anfinson, Hanna Austinson, Brielle Bakken, Kae Bee, Rice Boettecher, Axel Calderon, Haylee Charley, Carter Conn, Lia Cunningham, Keira Erickson, Maya Fuller, Annais Garcia, Michaela Hanson, Kaylee Henderson, Addie Isaacson, Taylor Johnson, Carley Ladlie, Kylie Lee, Vienna Loverink, Hayden Lowe, Avery Mauer, Samuel McGill, Greta Moller, Calleigh Noble, Alexis Olson, Ashley O'Sullivan, Mayzie Paulson, Lar Tho Way Paw, Ingrid Peralta-Linares, Janely Perez-Tuxpan, Danica Pestorious, Brodie Rassler, Easton Schewe, Anna Shaw, Jonathan Streckert, Claire Stockwell, Noah Teeter, Andrew Tscholl, Brooke Tufte, Gabrielle Tufte, Lauren Wilkinson and Nina Zhang.
NHS Welcomes New Members
Tyler Youlden (12) works on one of his CIS welding projects.
School Board Highlight November 2024
Historic Firsts for The Senior Class
Historic Firsts for The Senior Class
On September 20, the cast of Albert Lea High School's "Mean Girls" musical production had a full cast practice in the auditorium. The new cast bonded together performing trust falls in front of the whole room. Sophomore Eh Snow recites her lines in front of her fellow castmates. The musical will premiere on Nov. 21, continuing through November 23, at the Albert Lea High School auditorium. This will be Mary Schoppers first time directing the fall musical.
Revitalizing “Mean Girls”
Senior Privilege Launch a Success
Sophomore Jack Zhang is the first foreign exchange student at Albert Lea High School in five years.
Contrast In Culture
Dunn has been a coach for thirty-six years and is held in high regard by both his assistant coaches and players. He has built a family with the players. “He’s an amazing guy, and he’s one of the best coaches I have had in my life,” said senior center Reece Jeffrey.
A Tiger Can Change Its Stripes
Sophomore's Award-Winning Cows
Sophomore’s Award-Winning Cows
Haney Has Opportunity Of a Lifetime
Haney Has Opportunity Of a Lifetime
A Rising State Fair Star
A Rising State Fair Star
Senior Matthew Ramirez played violin for Tiger’s Roar. “Watching the other acts, a lot of them were fun to watch, and getting to see everyone’s talent’s was my favorite part of Tiger’s Roar,” said Ramirez.
Tiger’s Roar: The Riskier the Better
The process of mixing together the peanut butter, honey and cocoa powder with only a food processor.
HASA Trys
Hasa Trys
Hasa Trys
Lana Del Rey at the 2013 Echo Awards.
Seasonal Summertime Sadness
Senior Alexis Godtland
Proud Of Who I Have Become
Senior Ali Hafstad
Thanks For the Opportunities
Senior Courtney Oakland
The Memories I Will Take With
Movie poster for "Smile 2".
Scary Sequel Surpases The Original
Ballerina Farm and the NY Times
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Seniors Maddee Anderson and Magdalen Johnson attend a Kenny Chesney concert on May 4.
Hasa Trys
The Maid
The Maid
"Safe Haven" Is Actually Dangerous
“Safe Haven” Is Actually Dangerous
Olympics
Olympics
8th Grader Ethan Gordon, 8th Grader Kendal Clarey, Sophomore Parker Munson and Sophmore Levi Monson are practicing in F203 for a League of Legend match. Photo Submitted
Esports
Isaiah McGaffey running for Albert Lea.
Senior Places 58th at State Meet
Cheer Squad
Cheer Squad
Emery Brouwers (Senior), Hatty Adams (Senior), and Hannah Barclay (Senior)
Albert Lea Swim Team Wins Home Meet
2023 ALHS Student Athletes Commit To Colleges
2023 ALHS Student Athletes Commit To Colleges
Albert Lea High School Newspaper

THE AHLAHASA
Albert Lea High School Newspaper

THE AHLAHASA
Hannah Whelan

Hannah Whelan, Staff Writer

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Evy Christensen (12), Zoe Sadauskis (12), Emma Barcley (12), Taya Jeffery (11), and Vayda Stadheim (11) are partaking in a virtual conversation with two german students via Zoom. The students broke out into different break out rooms to further discuss more refined topics and current events.

Students Experience Virtual Cultural Exchange

Hannah Whelan, Staff Writer
April 22, 2021
The Albert Lea Jazz Band practices Monday and Thursday mornings. The saxophonists were lined up and as they rehearsed some of their music. "Going into it I was looking for something that would challenge me and be a great experience, and Jazz Band is just that," said Nevaeh Wacholz, an eighth grade saxophone player.

Bringing Back the Band …and Orchestra

Hannah Whelan, Staff Writer
February 25, 2021
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