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The Summit Pinnacle

The Student News Site of Summit High School

The Summit Pinnacle

Myra cast rehearsing for Rumors opening night

Summit Theatre Goes All Out for “Rumors,” Despite Program’s Uncertain Future

Adri Jolie, Co-Editor-In-Chief April 24, 2024

On April 25 - 28, the Summit Theatre Company will be hosting their last show of the 2023-2024 school year, their spring play “Rumors,” written by Neil Simon. Unlike previous years, where the last show...

Who Knew Gaming Would Be Educational?

Who Knew Gaming Would Be Educational?

Hannah Hatfield, Staff Writer April 22, 2024

Bored in class? Need a break from the Canvas To-Do List? The New York Times (NYT) games have recently skyrocketed in popularity among high school students. Unlike other games students will occasionally...

Spring Cleaning

Spring Cleaning

Laurel O’Brien, Staff Writer April 22, 2024

Driving through the city of Bend, I tend to notice the lush roundabout landscaping, displaying colorful bushes with flowers—however, there’s a lack in our parks, and our very own yards. Native plants...

What Does “Prom Till Dawn” Really Mean?

What Does “Prom Till Dawn” Really Mean?

Paige Parton, Staff Writer April 22, 2024

It’s that time of year again! Stress about ordering dresses, finding dates and planning the after-party arises between most upperclassmen. But this time, prom is a little different. The decided theme,...

Dogs Wander the Halls of Summit

Dogs Wander the Halls of Summit

Kepler Orton, Staff Writer April 22, 2024

While sitting in the library working on a seemingly endless to-do list of homework, students look up and find themselves face to face with an unlikely acquaintance. A dog wanders the library, happy to...

Baker Early College

Baker Early College

Fiona Cooper, Staff writer April 22, 2024

We’ve all been to those family gatherings where any relative over the age of 40 leads with the question: “what do you want to do when you grow up?” This default subject is something many high school...

Study! Study! Study!

Study! Study! Study!

Laurel O’Brien, Staff Writer March 21, 2024

Each day, students are told to study whether that means reviewing notes to prepare for a quiz, finishing that essay or completing the required daily reading. Yet like many others, I find myself in my own...

College Isnt Always the Answer

College Isn’t Always the Answer

Paige Parton, Staff Writer March 21, 2024

As the end of the year is approaching, “Where are you going to college?” and “What are you going to study?” seem to be the questions of the hour for the senior class no matter who you’re with...

Why We Need Climate Change in Class Curriculum

Why We Need Climate Change in Class Curriculum

Josephine Hall, News Editor March 8, 2024

Climate change, the daunting and worrisome topic that shapes current and future generations’ lives, is one of the most pressing issues of all time. As years pass, our carbon footprint grows larger, temperatures...

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The Unparalleled Reign of the Stanley Quencher

Jesse Radzik, Features Editor March 7, 2024

This girl is perfectly put together. Her hair is slicked back in a neat ponytail, small hoops adorn her ears, her nails are perfectly painted and her face glistens with a glossy, minimalist makeup look....

Have You Ever Spared Bowling a Thought?

Have You Ever Spared Bowling a Thought?

Laney McDonald and Scarlett Tucker March 6, 2024

Thud. Laney’s weak throw had the 13-pound bowling ball thunking to the ground so hard, we both cringed at its impact. The marble ball rolled along the hardwood floor about four feet before joining...

The Sotce Philosophy

The Sotce Philosophy

Lindsey Pease, Crest Editor March 5, 2024

“The generation needs a new prophet,” reads the banner on Sotce’s Patreon, enclosed in a neon green graphic speech bubble and attributed to one of two cartoon rabbits. Behind the rabbits, Sotce herself...

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