By Sid, Aiden, and Ross Keith Topmiller has been coaching for multiple years and loves what he does. His students have said that he is a great coach and that they would definitely have him as a coach again. Apart from being a coach, he has been a role model for many kids. Everyone who he has coached enjoyed their time and has rated him … Continue reading “He’s Him”
By Leo Cai, Michael Moksin, Harrison Hess, Sam White Who is Ms. Hanley? She is a middle school gym teacher who is liked by her students because she is passionate and makes gym fun for everyone. Ms. Hanley was a “Gym class hero” when she was growing up.” She always wanted to be a gym teacher because she said her gym teacher was excellent. “He … Continue reading Gym Class Hero
Behind the Scenes of the Middle School Musical By: Anya Kakarlapudi, Emilie Dunoye, Laasya Kakumanu, Lola Fulham, and Zoe Vincze Seven Hills – Have you ever wondered what it’s like to perform in front of hundreds of people? Or what it’s like to spend hours of your day rehearsing? The Seven Hills musical, Willy Wonka Jr. was filled with effort, fun, and excitement. The musical … Continue reading Lights, Camera, Action!
By: Anya Kakarlapudi & Laasya Kakumanu February 25, 2025 The most impactful time of a person’s life is their childhood. During youth, kids learn about everything and are influenced by whatever is around them. Seven Hills Middle School teachers are all very different now than they were as children, but they still have significant connections to their early lives. Growing up, eighth-grade history teacher Ms. … Continue reading Influencial Childhoods
SEVEN HILLS HIVE ARTICLE January 23, 2025 By: Hayden Lund, Alice Tomazi, Charli Atkinson, Maya Ramprasad CINCINNATI- The week of January 20th was filled with many exciting events surrounding winter sports. The basketball bash on Thursday the 23rd was open to all of the Seven Hills Community to watch the middle school Boys and Girls basketball A teams showcase their games against Summit. Seven Hills … Continue reading SHOW UP, SHOW OUT!
By: Sarina Patel, Mary Sellinger, Bea Kennedy, and Bea Schneider 2/19/25 Seven Hills School The Starry Night themed 7th and 8th grade dance, which takes place in Founder’s Hall, is a major success every year. The fun of this dance doesn’t just appear. Much effort and participation are poured into it each year. Both teachers and students prepare in different ways to make this event … Continue reading A Starry Night
The Switch to High School By Ross Eckman, Aiden Fayson-Demoss, and Sid Sirigam Seven Hills Switching from Middle to High school is a significant milestone in your life. People get scared and think that the change is overwhelming and complicated. The reality is that maybe it isn’t what you think. Perhaps this change isn’t overwhelming, but it is a change for the better. When asked … Continue reading “A Good Change”
By Harrison Hess and Michael Moksin Ohio State Vs Michigan Rivalry The Ohio State vs Michigan rivalry dates back to 1835. The rivalry dates back to when Michigan and Ohio had a land dispute over the area of Toledo. The war was fought over the Toledo Strip, a disputed area where the Territory of Michigan and the State of Ohio shared legal jurisdiction. President Andrew … Continue reading Ohio State Vs. Michigan Rivalry
by: Sam White, Leo Cai, Zoe Vincze, Emilie Dunoye, Lola Fulham-Fitzgerald CINCINNATI The Intramurals are friendly sport competitions which take place at lunchtime at the Seven Hills school. When intramurals come to mind, what do you think? Is it Fun? Is it for Community? Or just to play sports? Let’s dive into the real answer now! Students took a poll answering the question: “Why … Continue reading Intramurals: The Link to Community
By: Naya Patel and Courtney Klein Seven Hills Community The Seven Hills community is a very welcoming and caring place for students. They welcome new and old students and are always nice to everyone around them. Seven Hills overall is a very sweet and caring community that is nice to everyone no matter who they are. “When I came to shadow the people were very … Continue reading From Middle School to High School
