
All caps off for HHS graduates of 2025
The Hiawatha High School Class of 2025 threw their hats in the air to commemorate the end of the graduation ceremony that took place at the HHS gym on Sunday, May 18.
The Hiawatha High School Class of 2025 threw their hats in the air to commemorate the end of the graduation ceremony that took place at the HHS gym on Sunday, May 18.
Genevieve Strahan established a scholarship trust at Citizens State Bank & Trust Company in 1999. Now in its 27th year, the Trust has paid out over $48,350.00 to 56 graduates of Hiawatha High School.
The Hiawatha High School Red Hawk boys’ varsity golf team took a swing at the 3A Regional at the Lake Shawnee Golf Course on Monday, May 19.
Each year, Citizens State Bank & Trust Company awards a scholarship to a Hiawatha High School Graduate who plans to attend Highland Community College in the fall. The 2025 Recipient is Paul Mueller.
Two members of the Hiawatha High School Red Hawk track team earned first place in two events at the Big East League track meet at Silverlake on Thursday, May 15.
The Hiawatha Red Hawks traveled to Sabetha Friday night. They opened up play in the Class 3A Baseball Regional against the Nemaha Central Thunder. The Hiawatha Red Hawks lost by a score of 12-2. Other teams in attendance were Riverside, Royal Valley, Maur Hill-Mount Academy, Marysville, Sabetha and Atchison County. The Red Hawks carried a lead through the early innings. Junior Rhen Hageman kept it close through four innings with solid pitching. Hageman’s ability to mix up his throwing speeds with a solid curve ball, was very effective. The Red Hawks made a few errors in the field. The Nemaha Central Thunder were able to incorporate some timely hitting, which resulted in an unsuccessful combination for the Red Hawks. The Nemaha Central Thunder got the best of the Red Hawks over the seven innings.
The Art and Woods show took place on May 12.
The Art and Woods Open House took place at Hiawatha High School’s gymnasium on Monday, May 12 and featured a full variety of different art and shop projects by HHS students.
For Class of 2025 seniors, graduation is nearing and high school is coming to an end. Many individuals have a post-secondary plan, but some aren’t sure yet. Whichever person you are, there is a world of options and opportunities beyond high school. There are many ways to spend your summer as you can spend it preparing for college or prioritizing your happiness by making memories and living in the moment.
The Red Hawk varsity boys’ golf team competed at the Big East League Tournament on Monday, May 12. The Red Hawks held on during the tournament as they placed 10th at the end.