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Group of ALHS students at the barn
Prom 2024
Addison Dirkes and family after college signing to Gustavus.
Addison Dirkes Signs to Gustavus
NHS Wants Your Blood (Donate)
NHS Wants Your Blood (Donate)
On March 28, the Ahlahasa staff conducted a survey that students took in English classes. The survey was voluntary and students were informed that their answers were not anonymous and could be used in the newspaper. There were 382 responses and the data for the article was pulled directly from that survey. ALHS administration provided additional data on fights and suspensions. The purpose of this survey was to gather insights into various aspects of the school’s culture, including but not limited to traditions, values, experiences and perspectives. The feedback provided a comprehensive picture of what it means to be a part of the ALHS community.
ALHS Students Reveal Culture of Fear
Wall of Inspiration inductees present their tiles in front of The Wall of Inspiration on March 1. The inductees are Max Irvine (12), Dean Sa Taw, Mason Attig (11), teacher Paul Dunn was absent and represented by assistant football coach Cole Janssen, Christian Reichl (12), Hannah Barclay (12), Hannah Veldman (12), Erin Boorsma (12), Evie Dawson (11), 2023 ALHS graduate Gavin Hanke who was represented by his brother Caden Hanke (9) and teacher Angel Welch. This was the 20th anniversary of the Wall of Inspiration.
Eleven Inductees on Wall Of Inspiration
Juniors Sophie Quam and Lauren Raleigh skating at the Albert lea Arena on Feb. 17 for the Winterfest skate.
ALHS Celebrates 2024 Winterfest
Most of the players, organizers and volunteers who helped raise money for the Orrie Jirele Scholarship pose with his signature in the schools gym. The Night of Fun basketball fundraiser was on March 1st. Sophomores beat the Juniors 84-40. The staff pulled out a last minute win against the Seniors 52-51.
Basketball Fundraiser In Honor of OJ
Tenth-grader Taison Salle in his Anglers gear holding a newly caught fish. He said, The Biggest Fish I ever caught was a 42-pound greater amberjack.
Fish At Your Own Risk
Tenth-grader Janely Tuxpan created a paper mache for class and said It doesnt come out how you want it. I just take it apart and try it again to get it how I want.
Working Through Mistakes
Senior Carly Stevens calls this art piece The Hummingbird. Her grandmother inspired her to make this since she loves hummingbirds. Once completing it I was glad I was able to make something that looked good, said Stevens It was a bit of a struggle to make because I had to make sure everything was in the right spot.
Light and Dark Through Art
Senior Lillian Hernandez in a past rugby match against Eagan, where she was a jumper.
Jumping Over Obstacles
Morgan Goskeson and Mika Cichosz
100 Career Points On The Same Night
Editor Rosa Corey-Gruenes (11) and Josephine Petersen (11) show off their ten dollar outfits thrifted from The Salvation Army in early March.
Hasa Trys
The sky on March 14 of spring break.
It’s Not a Break
Saguaro Cacti in the San Tan Valley.
Taking a Break
Junior Maddee Anderson and alumni Roel Palomo attended prom last year. Anderson estimates to have spent around $260 on the night.
The Hidden Expenses of Prom
“Girl With a Pearl Earring” is an oil painting painted by Johannes Vermeer.
Loss of Art
Anyone But You
Anyone But You
Safe Haven Is Actually Dangerous
“Safe Haven” Is Actually Dangerous
Book of the Month
Book of the Month
Opal film cover
A Horrifying Story of Child Abuse
At home Blizzard ingredients
Hasa Trys
Bunny book cover
Book of the Month
Ahlahasa staff member, Mariajose Ruiz-Ceronio (12) made a Lego build as a tribute to Ahlahasa. Alongside that, Ahlahasa staff all added their own perosnalized Lego figure’s to acompany the build. If you want to check it out, it is in display right in front of room E200 Photo by Mariajose Ruiz-Ceronio
Warning: Don’t Eat the Legos
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
Hockey stick and puck
Boys Hockey
Albert Lea High School Newspaper

THE AHLAHASA
Albert Lea High School Newspaper

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Plans for the Future

Albert Lea High School hosted the college and career fair on Friday October 27.
Byline photo of Courtney Oakland
Courtney Oakland, Staff Writer
November 11, 2023
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Mariajose Ruiz-Ceronio
At the College Fair on October 27, Seniors Hsa Paw and Cinderella Say talk with a college advisor.

Albert Lea High School hosted the college and career fair on Friday, October 27 from 12:30-3 p.m. There were approximately 80 booths in total including 40 colleges. Counselors Jessica Hatland and Katelyn Flatness organized the event by reaching out to colleges, businesses, army recruiters, and more.
Students had the opportunity to spend one period in the gym speaking to college and career representatives. The other period students went to a presentation to connect with the local police force and to discuss the risks of vaping and narcotics.
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NHS Wants Your Blood (Donate)
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On March 28, the Ahlahasa staff conducted a survey that students took in English classes. The survey was voluntary and students were informed that their answers were not anonymous and could be used in the newspaper. There were 382 responses and the data for the article was pulled directly from that survey. ALHS administration provided additional data on fights and suspensions. The purpose of this survey was to gather insights into various aspects of the school’s culture, including but not limited to traditions, values, experiences and perspectives. The feedback provided a comprehensive picture of what it means to be a part of the ALHS community.
ALHS Students Reveal Culture of Fear
Wall of Inspiration inductees present their tiles in front of The Wall of Inspiration on March 1. The inductees are Max Irvine (12), Dean Sa Taw, Mason Attig (11), teacher Paul Dunn was absent and represented by assistant football coach Cole Janssen, Christian Reichl (12), Hannah Barclay (12), Hannah Veldman (12), Erin Boorsma (12), Evie Dawson (11), 2023 ALHS graduate Gavin Hanke who was represented by his brother Caden Hanke (9) and teacher Angel Welch. This was the 20th anniversary of the Wall of Inspiration.
Eleven Inductees on Wall Of Inspiration
Juniors Sophie Quam and Lauren Raleigh skating at the Albert lea Arena on Feb. 17 for the Winterfest skate.
ALHS Celebrates 2024 Winterfest

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