» November 2010 Issue
To view the November Issue of the Smoke Signal Online click the link here.
01/19/2011
01/19/2011
» October 2010 Issue
Despite the main computer crash we have recovered all but page 3 of the first edition in 2010. Click the link to view the Smoke Signal Online!
01/19/2011
05/19/2010
» May 2010
Click on the link to view the full version of the May 2010 Smoke Signal!
05/18/2010
Senior Superlatives
Photos by Mary Wagner and Kerry Flynn
Most Artistic: Emily Dumala and Andy McQuade
Most Athletic: Jhon Gomez and Sarah Brochu
Best Dressed: Cassie Karpells and Eric Smith
Best Best Friends: Andy McQuade and Mike Lynch
Best Laugh: Conley Jones and Kenny King
Best Smile: Kobe Boaten-Adusei and Sarah Headley
Best to Bring Home to Mom and Dad: Cara Polom and Greg Boilard
Most Likely to Become a Billionaire: Mary Wagner and Justin Jones
Class Clown: Eric Figuerdo and Maeve Moylan
Class Flirt: Kim McCarthy and Kevin Soucie
Most Likely to Cry at Graduation: Dema Hakim and Nick Rhodes
Cutest Couple: Alex Baker and Chelsea Buel
Most Dependable: Brendan Anti and Christa Palermo
Most Likely to Become Famous: Emily Rose Pawlowicz and Denzel Dixon
Biggest Gossipers: Dan Brady and Brittany Harrington
Most Likely to Remain in Hampden and Wilbraham Forever: Marc Young and Aimee Donaruma
Most Likely to be Late to Graduation: Luke Sheehan and Grace Vottero
Least Changed: Josh Scott and Steph Bacon
Most Changed: Sarah Bonsall and Kyle Thompson
Most Daring: Brianna Barcomb and Mike Fritz
Most Musical: Amanda Florian and Jerrod Campion
Most Likely to Become President: Gabby Newton and Nolan Thompson
Most School Spirit: Madi Pastore and Collin McQuade
Worst Case of Senioritis: Rachel Gibson and Alex Fanolis
Shyest: Eunice Son and Ryan Kelly
Most Studious: Brandon Gerberich and Kerry Flynn
Most Likely to Take Over the World: Robert Skalbite and Hannah Grocott
Most Likely to Teach at Minnechaug: Seth Bernstein and Jenna Carlson
Most Fun to be With: Avery Struthers and Andrew Weston
04/28/2010
“ Put it before them briefly so they will read it, clearly so they will appreciate it, picturesquely so they will remember it and, above all, accurately so they will be guided by its light. „
Joseph Pulitzer
04/27/2010
» March 2010
Follow the above link to read the very first online issue of the Smoke Signal!
04/18/2010
How Can I Contribute?
The Smoke Signal is entirely student run. This means that in order for the paper to exist, we need students to write articles, students to edit articles, students to take pictures, students to draw cartoons, students to edit pictures, and students to do layout. We are always looking for new writers, photographers, artists, layout assistants, and members. If you are interested in joining the Smoke Signal, contact the teacher advisor or the current editor in chief of the paper.
But why bother doing work in your spare time?
If you are interested in working as a writer, journalist, photographer, artist, or some form of designer, working on the Smoke Signal and having published work during high school is a priceless experience. The Smoke Signal is an incredible extra curricular which will help you to learn and prepare for a future in any career- and it looks great on a resume.
04/13/2010
Photo by Kathleen Burke.
The swim team looks on as they support their teammates at the Western Mass meet.
04/13/2010
Photo by Kevin Loftus.
Nate Chivers plays along with the Madrigals’ rendition of “Don’t Stop Believing” at the in-school Pops Concert in March.
