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Danbury High School     43 Clapboard Ridge Road Danbury, CT 06811     (203) 797-4800

The Hatters' Herald

Danbury High School     43 Clapboard Ridge Road Danbury, CT 06811     (203) 797-4800

The Hatters' Herald

My name is Mihir Sood and I am a senior and the Editor-in-Chief of the Hatters’ Herald for the 2015-16 school year.  I have been a student here since my sophomore year and have written for the Hatters’ Herald ever since. Initially, I joined the Journalism I class during my sophomore year only because there weren’t any other electives open. After a week or two into the class I began to gain an unanticipated interest in writing stories, being up-to-date with news going on throughout the school, and hearing the distinct voices and opinions of the students. Aside from the newspaper, I am involved in DHS through various clubs. I am a member of FBLA, NHS, NBHS, and a few others.

As Editor-in-Chief for this year, I plan to keep DHS as updated as possible through our new digital platform, www.hattersherald.com. This is our first year publishing online, but we are also planning to publish a few issues the old-fashioned way -- ink and paper. We’re excited, though, in launching the digital platform. It’s 2015, and it’s time for us to join 21st century publishing and offer our readers a more timely product. Overall, I plan on promoting the Journalism Club to attract as many students and prospective journalists as possible in hopes to keep the journalism program and the Hatters’ Herald viable and running.

Jemecca Perkins, Arts Editor

My name is Jemecca Perkins, but I have always preferred Mecca. I am currently a senior at Danbury High School, and am the Arts Editor for our schools newspaper, the Hatter's Herald. I have always been captivated by the art of journalism, but I always let my own personal anxieties get in the way of pursuing my goals. However, my junior year of high school, I decided I should push for my goal, and I joined the Journalism I class. I began as a staff writer, and worked my way to Arts Editor. After joining the Herald, I have become more involved with the school, pushed past my social insecurities, and allowed my love for the news and writing blossom. As for the 2015-2016 academic year, we are very excited to be taking the paper viral! We hope this attracts more people to become a part of the paper, so it can continue to thrive years to come!

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