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Stillwater Area High School
5701 Stillwater Blvd. N.
Stillwater, MN 55082

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Students learn skills valuable for the real world

Not everyone can say they have contributed to our school. Not everyone participates in a school sport or extracurricular activity, and not everyone spends hours before and after school making sure things run smoothly. There are many crucial occupations and jobs within the school that, without which, could lead to utter disaster. Unfortunately, stereotyping and ignorance has led some to believe that these jobs are of little importance or are looked down upon. This is not the case in many situations.  Read

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Taking on a life-threatening task may seem out of the question at age 17, but to Bobby Miller ('11), Gordy Skamser ('11) and Max Hollerbach ('10) being a volunteer firefighter is something they enjoy doing. Growing up in Marine on St. Croix the three boys witnessed family members and friends working for the cause and they all decided that once they were 17 they too would be part of the Marine Fire Department.  Read

Students help out Marine Fire Department

Big round eyes, jagged hair, and exaggerated facial expressions are all key elements of manga. Originally developed in Japan during the years following World War II manga is a drawing style often used for comics or graphic novels and has become a staple of modern Japanese culture. Out of manga evolved anime, the common term for animated manga, which is the use of the manga art style in cartoons. With anime shows such as "Pokémon" and manga novels like Naruto, both manga and anime have become popular in the United States.  Read

Interest in Anime inspires one student's career path

Courtesy of Janet Ames and Dan Schoepke
Dancing her way to the top
Having a passion for something is important for Chevals co-captain Whitney Waugh (’10), who spends a majority of her time dedicated to the art of dance. Her time spent improving and perfecting each move is highly plausible.  Read
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