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Similar but not identical. The three girls all have similar features in different aspects.

Beyond the Trio

Izzie Tenhundfeld, the oldest of the triplets, shares her expereinces of being in a trio, while also finding what sets her apart.
Madison Cline, Staff Writer April 21, 2025

Collecting all of her furniture and nicknacks, East senior Izzie Tenhundfeld prepares to switch rooms with her sisters for what seems like the one-hundredth time.  “We switch rooms every few years...

From left to right, the sisters stand in order of youngest to oldest. Standing in the middle, Caitlyn portrays her role as the medium between her sisters.

One of the Triplets

Caitlyn Tenhundfeld falls in the middle of her sisters. She acts as a calm presence and prioritizes her family as well as her independence.
Maci Brent, Staff Writer April 14, 2025

After almost eighteen years of being known as “one of the triplets,” Caitlyn Tenhundfeld has learned two things: people will always categorize her with her sisters, and individuality can often be difficult...

The sisters all smile. Cherishing their last few months of their senior year, the three still spend every minute together.

Three of a Kind

East seniors and triplets Sammi, Izzie, and Caitlyn Tenhundfeld spend all of their time together. Sammi, the youngest of the girls, set the trend of doing colorguard together.
Sara McGuire, Staff Writer March 31, 2025

Sammi, Izzie, and Catitlyn Tenhundfeld are seen by their peers as the ultimate trio. Sammi Tenhundfeld’s fun fact has always been that she is a triplet. However, there is more to her than her built-...

Fritsch completes an assignment in the Cyber Acadamy.

Cracking the Code

East junior Gloria Fritsch reflects on her passion for cybersecurity and the skills she has learned for the next chapters of her life.
Eliana Rau, Staff Writer January 27, 2025

Gloria Fritsch’s eyebrows furrow as she stares intently at her computer screen. She is locked deep in concentration as she works her way through a “puzzle.” However, Fritsch is not actually completing...

Rack of some of the many single comic issues available at Crooked Dog Comics.

Welcome Home

Couple Chris and Jessica Hayth own and operate comic book shop, Crooked Dog Comics, in Middletown, Ohio.
Grace Callahan, Editor-in-Chief January 20, 2025

Every Wednesday, regulars at Crooked Dog Comics rush into the store to pick up the new issue that dropped. Owners and married couple Chris and Jessica Hayth put the new issues out on the shelves for people...

Children from the same family suffered burns from a home explosion. The children stand in the hospital with melted skin after losing their home.

Under the Rubble

Medical Professionals went to the European General Hospital on a medical mission to help Palestinians with war injuries.
Emaan Moien, Staff Writer January 13, 2025

Inside the country of Palestine, bombs are heard blasting in the background. Beyond the walls of the hospitals, families are spotted taking refuge while prayers are being held and medical operations are...

2024-25 Special Issue: 25 in '25

2024-25 Special Issue: 25 in ’25

Get to know the senior class! At the halfway point in the school year, get to know what they look forward to after they graduate and what they will look back on!
Spark Staff December 26, 2024

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25 in ’25: Jackson Rupp

Sophie Schaller, Feature Editor December 26, 2024

Q: What is your favorite memory you have at East? A: All of the dances from the dance team. I always look forward to those, specifically the one on Christmas where Mr. Burnside jumped out in the middle,...

25 in '25: Joseph Jennings

25 in ’25: Joseph Jennings

Savannah Robertson, News Editor December 26, 2024

Q: What’s your favorite high school memory? A: This year I had a Marching Band competition at Ohio State University. I performed, got to watch other bands perform, and spent a lot of time with my friends....

25 in '25: Lauren Matlack

25 in ’25: Lauren Matlack

Addison Stallsmith, Culture Editor December 18, 2024

Q: What has been your favorite class here at Lakota East? A: Probably engineering. I have so much fun and I feel like it will prepare me well for the real world.   Q: What three soccer moments...

25 in '25: Basma Chariff

25 in ’25: Basma Chariff

Joselyn Duff, Opinion Editor December 18, 2024

Q: What is your favorite memory from East? A: My favorite memory from East was probably my first football game, sophomore year. I went with friends and it was so fun even though I have no idea how football...

Pictured left to right: 2025 seniors Joe Griggs, Kais Alwawi, Tyler Garrett, and Thomas Truong.

25 in ’25: Tyler Garrett

Will Huelskamp, Editor-in-Chief December 18, 2024

Q: What extracurriculars are you involved in? A: Some extracurriculars I am involved in are National Honor Society, HOSA, and Asian American Association. I also like to go to the gym in my free time.   Q:...

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