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Flinging himself into the air, senior Keaton Cox performs a quick show with the pom team to pump up the south side of the gym before the talent show begins. Cox’s flip started with just a few spins in front of the team and was the ending move to the performance.
The Mason brothers, History teacher Dustin Mason and Special Education teacher Trey Mason went head to head in a wrestling match during the dares assembly. They wrestled in a ball pit and the match ended in a tie.
Despite feeling a negative emotion, junior Christopher Stewart thought of it as a positive sign to feel. “Whether it’d be what would be generally considered a positive or negative emotion, I would probably consider it positive, just because I think that feeling any emotion at all that you’re having is a good thing,” Stewart said.
Sitting in the cafeteria with friends during sixth hour lunch, freshmen Olivia Ward, Klaire Miller and Haylee Romines, spent time on their phones with occasional side conversations. Social media played a role in social settings as it contributed to online conversations and built a barrier when having a face-to-face conversation. (Photo by Carmen Osio Rodriguez)
Petting the animals for a cause, students donated $1 per minute. Freshman Cameron Schroedter spent her time petting the horses, goats and holding the bunnies while waiting for her timer to go off.
Kung Fu Panda makes long awaited return
Built-in Independence: Expected excellence
Wearing the "Catrina" face makeup since she was little, junior Itzel Lopez Romero uses the style as a way to keep her family's tradition alive. "I feel like I copy a lot of the old style but in a newer version," Lopez Romero said, "I think of my grandma, looking back at pictures like how she used to do her makeup, really inspired me on how to bring back that tradition we used to have [in Mexico], here in the United States."