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Jacob Turner

Jacob Turner, Hill Top Times Staff Reporter

This is Jacob's first year on staff of Hill Top Times and Rock Hill Media. Jacob is currently a Sophomore at Rock Hill. He is also part of the Rock Hill Blue Hawk Band and plays the clarinet for both marching season & concert season. His favorite thing being on staff of Hill Top Times is being able to report coverage on what's happening at Rock Hill. During the time outside of school, Jacob loves to do photography for fun and hanging out with friends.

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Rock Hill Archery players prepare for their national tournament in Utah. We qualified for nationals as a team, so the whole team is traveling to Salt Lake City to compete this weekend, Alli Lutes said.

Archery makes a bullseye at Nationals

May 12, 2022
TxDOT is currently in the process of creating the new proposed bypass for US 380 with construction beginning in a couple of years. Each projects purpose is to address the growing population in the Collin County area and make US 380 a free flowing highway for the safety of the current and future traffic, Public Information Officer Madison Schein said. Featured is a graphic by Riley Gillum of US 380 showing the proposed alignments of US 380.

TxDOT proposes new routes to US 380 bypass

April 27, 2022
Senior, Isabella Trevino is a member of the Rock Hill Indoor Drumline which is a part of the Rock Hill Blue Hawk Band. I loved every single performance we did, because we got better after every single performance, Trevino said. Pictured, she was painting on an easel for the show titled, School Daze, which was performed during the indoor showcase on March 24.

Hawks Out of class: Isabella Trevino

March 31, 2022
Rock Hill Theatres group photo after performing and advancing from the district competition for U.I.L OAP. My favorite memory would have to be when we had our Bi-District Competition at Lebanon Trail, Sophomore Stephen Goree said, although we didnt advance we still accomplished so many things. Rock Hill Theatres encore performance is this Tuesday, March 29 in the RHHS auditorium.

Rock Hill Theatre Presents The Sweet Science of Bruising- Review 

March 29, 2022
A graphic created by graphic design artist Riley Gillum features the poet who created opportunities for future African-American female poets. Phillis Wheatley was an African American poet that showed her suffering through poetry and was the first African American Women poet, junior Aiden Brackens said.

Featuring the voices of change

March 4, 2022
Sophomore Brooke Walpole, defender for the Varsity girls soccer team, runs to get ahead of the ball. I knew that The Colony was a big game and all I could think about throughout the whole game was winning, Walpole said. The Blue Hawks won their first district home game of the season with the score of 3-1.

Varsity girls soccer wins against The Colony

February 17, 2022
The show started off with a bang with orchestra, choir and Rockettes coming together for the performance. The Rockettes came out dancing to, Amid the Winters Snow by John Goss. Rockette Faith Cardell said, It was a great experience collaborating with other fine arts groups and being able to showcase our talents all together [and] we are so lucky to have such great opportunities here at Rock Hill.

Fine Arts Showcase Highlight

December 16, 2021
While dancing to hit songs from 2021 and talking to his friends, freshman Cohen Terry said, the fact that I knew everyone there, was his favorite part of the band homecoming.

Rock Hill Band creates a first with BOCO

November 17, 2021
An actors script for Matilda Jr. sits on a table during one of the plays rehearsals. Dana Garcia, an audience member, spoke to her experience of watching Matilda Jr. The play was great; the script was well written, and the actors were astonishing, Garcia said.

Rock Hill Theatre presents Matilda Jr., The Musical

November 5, 2021
The Spanish Honor Society decorated the school for Hispanic heritage month, which included translating the core values into Spanish. The core values of Rock Hill High School are integrity, creativity, service, excellence, empathy and unity. We placed it there so that students and staff coming in could see it perfectly and constantly be reminded of the heritage month. SHS officer Maria Duron-Garcia said.

Hispanic Heritage Month

October 21, 2021
Esports logo created by Maggie Robison.

Esports prepares for an amazing gaming season

September 11, 2021
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