Mary Messmer

Mary Messmer, Intro. Staff

Mary Messmer is a freshman at Highlands and has been in the school district since kindergarten. She plays volleyball as a libero. Messmer loves to help people and come up with new ideas. She loves hanging out with friends, going on walks, and listening to music. This is her second year in the Journalism program. Messmer enjoys taking photos at sports events and writing articles about what is happening. She hopes to continue this path throughout her high school career.

Content by Mary Messmer

JV baseball defeats Dixie Heights

Mary Messmer, Intro. Staff
May 8, 2026

Trainers prepare athletes: behind the scenes of various athletes’ training

Maycee Webster and Mary Messmer
May 4, 2026

Athletic success doesn’t happen by accident; it’s constructed through training, discipline and a commitment to improvement and getting better across every sport. From the weight room to the field,...

Teachers and students reflect on phone ban after first semester

Ava Purcell and Mary Messmer
February 10, 2026

On March 26 2025, Kentucky passed House Bill 208, banning student phone use during class time. This law was put into place during the 2025–2026 school year. Since the start of the school year, students,...

JV Basketball boys take on Dayton

Mary Messmer and Maycee Webster
February 5, 2026

Freshman boys take on Covington Catholic

Ava Purcell and Mary Messmer
January 22, 2026

Varsity bowling team highlights hard work and spirit against Dayton

Mary Messmer and Maycee Webster
December 10, 2025

On Dec. 4, the Highlands High School bowling team took on Dayton High School and captured the win. These photos emphasize our Highlands High School bowling team showing their hard work, dedication,...

Students stay stylish in this upcoming winter season

Maycee Webster and Mary Messmer
December 8, 2025

As the temperature starts to drop, students search for ways to stay in style. It's all about staying cute and cozy, from oversized hoodies to cute low-rise jeans and even chunky scarves. This winter, style...

Student athletes break the silence about mental health

Maycee Webster, Mary Messmer, and Kennedy Hay
October 10, 2025

By the time student athletes get home, they are exhausted. They might feel as if they are expected to go, with hardly ever taking a break. From late games to early practices, students are short of sleep,...

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Mary Messmer, Intro. Staff

JV baseball defeats Dixie Heights

Trainers prepare athletes: behind the scenes of various athletes’ training

Teachers and students reflect on phone ban after first semester

JV Basketball boys take on Dayton

Freshman boys take on Covington Catholic

Varsity bowling team highlights hard work and spirit against Dayton

Students stay stylish in this upcoming winter season

Student athletes break the silence about mental health

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