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The Summit Pinnacle

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The Summit Pinnacle

Corben Hyatt, a founding member of the Office Group, stands beside a wall dedicated to the organization’s current and former students. Photo credit: Lauren Shein

An Office of Opportunity

Lauren Shein, Features Editor April 17, 2025

Tucked away in a small office building with a view of the Summit tennis courts, the Office Group has a talent for flying under the radar. It is a humble space, identified by little more than a small sign...

It’s Time to Move On

It’s Time to Move On

Laney McDonald, News Editor April 9, 2025

When schools shut down and classrooms turned into Zoom calls, technology became a lifeline for students. But years later, the impact of this shift remains undeniable. The pandemic drastically increased...

Storm Spotlight: Hazel McRobie

Storm Spotlight: Hazel McRobie

Tatum Hoffmann, Staff Writer April 1, 2025

Outfitted in pink cowgirl boots and a spotless number 12 jersey, with a cotton-candy pink Hydro Flask tumbler in one hand and a neon green scrum cap in the other, she strides across the dewy grass to claim...

Join the Tamily

Join the Tamily

Hailey Pease, Staff Writer March 31, 2025

Eyes aglow with the campfire light, the air is filled with the smell of pine and laughter. Life is good. But oh, there’s a calculus test next week! Are the five days of memories away from school worth...

The Risks Of A Powder Day

The Risks Of A Powder Day

Violet Rodhouse, Staff Writer March 24, 2025

Mt. Bachelor and Bend as an extension have received a massive amount of snow this past week. Though we all pray for snow, it comes with dangers hidden beneath the surface. Heavy snowfall up on Mt. Bachelor...

Twice the Fun, Twice the Funds?

Twice the Fun, Twice the Funds?

Eva Dicharry, Staff Writer March 24, 2025

Yet again, the Thunder Pageant returned and this year with record breaking totals. The group raised $110,000 for Juliet, our current Sparrow. But this year brought a few changes to the event; because the...

An Ode to Overcash

An Ode to Overcash

Caitlin Houston, Features Editor March 14, 2025

In the library, on Eila Overcash’s desk, exists a world unto itself. An elegant white stead rears up on its hind legs while its gnome rider clings tight. Perhaps less galant but still beautiful are two...

Thielsen Wardlow

Storm Spotlight: Thielsen Wardlow

Lauren Shein, Features Editor March 4, 2025

If one thing is true about senior Thielsen Wardlow, it is this: he is always at work, either operating a power tool, creating digital models or planning out his latest project. From fabricating robot parts...

Tasty Or Tasteless?

Tasty Or Tasteless?

Violet Rodhouse, Staff Writer February 27, 2025

Eating out as someone who is gluten free can turn into a saga. It can go from being straight up rejected from restaurants, who offer zero gluten free options, or worse to others who lie about their contamination...

Teenage Drivers Beware

Teenage Drivers Beware

Halle Dao, Staff Writer February 26, 2025

Students slide awkwardly like penguins on the sidewalk on their way to school, some even slip on the frozen puddle that's right before the first door where a trailing line of late students are seen waiting...

Storm Spotlight: Ellie Barker

Storm Spotlight: Ellie Barker

Lucy DeMeester, Staff Writer February 5, 2025

Most high school students watch content on social media, but Summit junior Ellie Barker creates her own. After starting her account during the pandemic, Barker developed a passion for it, enjoying the...

Pay to Play

Pay to Play

Eva Dicharry, Staff Writer January 28, 2025

In Bend especially, sports are a person’s identity. From a young age, there are soccer games, ski lessons and swim team practices. As children grow up, many join more advanced travel teams and clubs....

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