Holiday calendar

writer: Jaylee Paredes, Staff Reporter
December 3, 2021

Enjoy all the festive activities and events across the campus before school closes for the holiday break.

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Hi!!! I’m Jaylee Paredes and this is my third year on the newspaper staff. I’m also involved in other organizations such as Colorguard, College Club,...

Academics
Volpi, Olajimi Dominate District UIL
$Getting hooked \\ Working on a new book jacket to sell, senior Isabel Zambrana offers a multitude of custom crochet projects in her shop. People can DM me on Instagram for custom made things, like clothing or sweaters, Zambrana said. I’ve also made a lot of coasters and car steering wheel covers.$
People
The selling point
$Circle time \\ On Nov. 28, the Bollywood Dance Team began their meeting with President Priya Rathor talking to the club members. During the first five minutes of the meetings, the dancers went into a circle. “I am glad that y’all were able to come to today’s meeting, and hopefully we can get more members when we perform the dance” Rathor said during their team bonding time before jumping into the dance choreography for their practice.$
Clubs & Organizations
Grooving into the limelight
$Whodunnit \\ Dramatically monologuing, junior Dahlia Curry, in the character of Belle Dove, implores the audience to believe that she is not the killer of Harry Snotter. “This is definitely my second favorite show that I’ve done, only after Grease.” Curry said. “Both were very fun.”$
Clubs & Organizations
Murder and a meal
People
Don’t Get Me Started: Mrs. Doolan
Alumni Update: Where are they now?
Jazmine Garcia: Class of 2020
$Smile For The Camera \\ Student Officers Fiona Nguyen, Caden Ly, Sophia Luu, Jennifer Nguyen and Alex Tran host the first ever Asian Student Association meeting in order to spread Asian awareness and culture. I am really excited to start a new club and spread awareness about Asian culture, Luu said.$
Clubs & Organizations
To spread awareness
$My wonder walker \\ Bringing down the mood with a heartfelt ballad and gentle guitar strums, sophomore Henry Walker performs “Wonder Wall” at the annual Pop Show May. 5. “Performing in front of an audience is pretty nerve-wracking, but once you’re on stage, your nerves begin to melt away,” Walker said.$
Clubs & Organizations
Punk-rock; preppy pop show
Alumni Update: Where are they now?
Jessie Davis: Class of 2020
Features
Making learning fun

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