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Wylie Cemetery: Where history is buried

writer: Avery Heist, Staff Reporter
November 18, 2021

$Best buds \\ Junior Aidan Nguyen poses with his dual credit US History teacher, Mr. Jack Garner, after the NHS Induction ceremony Nov. 15. “The most difficult part about dual credit is managing your own time because you’re on your own for the most part when it comes to dealing with assignments,” Nguyen said.$

Double the credit

writer: Morgan Clark, Staff Reporter
November 18, 2021

$Zero to hero \\ Using analogies of heroes and villains, Mrs. McKenna Tooke gives juniors a speech about deciding between good and bad. She was the guest speaker at the ring ceremony Nov. 1.$

Setting the stage

writer: Hannah Hansen, Editor-in-Chief
November 15, 2021

$From ear to ear \ Looking at her new jacket, sophomore Mallery Koehler smiles after getting her letterman. “When I received my letterman, I was so excited and smiley because it was something I had been waiting to get for months,” Koehler said.$

Letter for letter

writer: Cali Scott, Staff Reporter
November 14, 2021

$Girl power \\ Freshman Nicole Soto holds her own on the freshman football team. “I started playing football because everyone was saying that I couldn’t, that there was no place for females in the sport,” Soto said. “I really wanted to prove them wrong.”$

Next girl up

writer: Maggie Volpi, Copy Editor
November 11, 2021

$Pb&j time \\ Laughing while constructing a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, senior Immanuella Olajuyigbe helps her teammates try and put together the sandwich. Students were asked to write instructions in Professor Elizabeth Simmons’ Dual Credit English class and make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich to practice procedural writing.$

Bite of reality sandwich

writer: Jaylee Paredes, Staff Reporter
November 5, 2021

$Senior Smiles \\ Senior cheerleader Gracie Tower walks the field with her parents after being announced on senior night. It was very emotional, especially because I have dedicated four years of my life to Friday night football games, Tower said. It is sad that time has gone by so fast and I wont get to cheer at the stadium again. However, Im excited for what the future holds.$

Feeling ’22

writer: Shelby Perry, Digital Media Editor
November 4, 2021

$Crash course \ A student driver crashed into the side of the IMPAC building Tuesday afternoon Oct. 5. No one was injured in the accident.$

Impact on the IMPAC

writer: Hannah Hansen, Editor-in-Chief
November 1, 2021

$Practice makes perfect \\ Performing towards the audience, junior Madi Shavers and seniors Meredith Simmons and Naomi Jacob act out one of their scenes during a dress rehearsal before their upcoming show Anastasia.$

Remember us

writer: Jaylee Paredes, Staff Reporter
October 26, 2021

$Loud and proud \\ Juniors get hype at the Oct. 22 pep rally. Sophomores should follow the lead of upperclassmen when it comes to participating in pep rallies.$

Sophomores need school spirit

writer: Adysen Robertson, journalism student
October 26, 2021

$Niagara Fall Break \ Counselor Miss Jessica Taylor scratches off another place on her world map after going on a trip to Canada over fall break. Whenever she gets the chance, she travels to a new place and scratches it off her map. “I went to a professional hockey game, a world cup qualifier, and took a helicopter ride over Niagara Falls,” Taylor said. “That was so cool.”$

Oh, the places you’ll study

writer: Heath Hadley, Editor in Chief
October 25, 2021

$Running the flags \\ After the football team scored a touchdown at their home stadium, the JROTC spirit team runs the big Raider Nation flags across the field. “Spirit Team is always a good way to create fun and memorable experiences,” spirit team commander Hanah Robertson said. “Personally, my favorite happened this past game in Longview. After halftime, we got up the Raider inflatable flawlessly. The amount of pride I had in my team was overwhelming.” The spirit team hypes up the crowd at every football game.$

Bring the hype

writer: Morgan Clark, Staff Reporter
October 20, 2021

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