Jack Therier might be the most successful HHS student ever. He is a music producer who has been producing music since he was in 7th grade where he first started to make his beats and develop his skills.
It...
Hopkins has been home to some major names in the sports world in recent years.
Possibly the most noteworthy, Paige Bueckers, alumni, is arguably the best female basketball player in the country.
HHS...
For Marley Comito, senior, journalism runs through the bloodlines.
Her mother, Jordana Green, is a WCCO radio host and has her own show, The Paul & Jordana Show. With a large interest in the entertainment...
Although being the youngest sibling in the family comes with a whole set of privileges, the struggle and unspoken pressure experienced by many often goes unnoticed.
It is common for younger siblings...
“I liked being onstage but was interested more in what happened behind the scenes,” said Sam Werner. “I pay more attention to how they did something, than when they actually do something.”
Brynn Hirsch, sophomore, has been writing for years but she finally got recognized for it. “I then submitted it and I didn’t really care if I won or not, but I was honestly not expecting to win,” Hirsch said.
Linda Nyakundi, sophomore, has already taken off in her passion for being an astronaut. Nyakundi has the dream of becoming an astronaut ever since she was a child.
Ari Segal, junior, already has a hold of his future. Taking just two classes inside HHS, Segal attends the college campus of Concordia University through Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO).
Too often, passions are deserted amidst a busy life. For Isaac Gotlieb, senior, his passion is not only practiced in his freetime, but incorporated into his school days.
