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Kaitlyn Dunlap dissecting a mink.

Spring Has Sprung

Sheridan Allen, Reporter/ Photographer
March 9, 2020
It’s the start of the end. As many senior lineup alphabetically, the Parra twins lined up to walk out together.

Senior Night in photos

Sheridan Allen, Reporter/Photographer
October 9, 2019
After the event on August 3, 2019 in El Paso Texas, The PALS teacher, Marina King, had her students work on postcards to send to the survivors.

First Week in Photos

Sheridan Allen, Reporter/Photographer
August 28, 2019
Battle of the Arts 1 : Fine vs Applied

Battle of the Arts 1 : Fine vs Applied

Jacob H. Wooten, Reporter, Website Manager
January 27, 2017
Before the Veterans Day Ceremony, Sergeant Miller jokes around with senior Alex Zeizinger.

JROTC Honors Veterans

November 18, 2015
A zombie clown sports a bloodied sledge hammer wrapped in barbed wire.

Zombie Crawl Proves Frightful

Justin Houts, Photographer
November 3, 2015
Senior Nick Kulbeth gives Brock Dowling a hug after his game winning field goal scored the last 3 seconds of the game.

Rider/Old High

Amy Nguyen, Photographer
October 13, 2015
Freshman Brylee-Grubb-Erwin is excited to sign in to the student council meeting and learn about special olympics.

Week of Sept. 21-25 By Shelby Davis

Shelby Davis, Photographer
October 2, 2015
Juniors Karla Gonzalez and Karla Alvarodo

Prom Enchants

Tamarion Davis, Photographer
April 29, 2015
Lance Raub and Landon Raub run track.

Football Starts Spring Training

Justin Hasty, Photographer
April 16, 2015
Feeling frustrated and confused Caesar (senior, Cameron Sonsini) “puts his foot down” denying Cimber's (sophomore Celia Horwitz, not shown in this picture) repeal to free her brother from banishment. Caesar feels frustrated and confused because of all the conspirators begging him to grant Cimber’s wish. In addition, theatre is sometimes over-looked and under appreciated from time to time and can be “very hectic from a day-to-day basis and there is the occasional argument.” Cameron said. “Not many people even know we advanced to the state competition last year in UIL and we work 16 hours a week not including class time- but at the end of the day, they are still my family.”

Theater Presents Post-Apocalyptic Caesar

Jaycee Walden, Photographer
February 16, 2015
Senior quarterback Desmond Jackson stands along the sidelines and shows respect during the National Anthem. “I always say a prayer and prepare myself mentally for the game,” Desmond said.

Football Season Best By Co-Photo Editor Angel Quevy

Angel Quevy, Co-Photo Editor
February 13, 2015
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