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Before the football players run out of the tunnel, junior Ellie Eason dances in a victory line. getting to be apart of when the players run out on the field is one of my favorite parts, Eason said. Raiders defeated Wylie High 26-19.

[PHOTO] Crosstown showdown

December 12, 2022
The annual ring ceremony where students ask teachers to present them with their senior rings. I got to share the stage with my daughter, Tori, this yeear.

[PHOTO] Continued on page…

May 13, 2022
Call the Shots \\ Lighting her candle, Treasurer Emily Combest, puts a start to the NHS ceremony Nov. 15. Each officer lit a candle on the table to signify the four criteria: scholarship, service, leadership and power. “I love getting to facilitate events as an officer to help my classmates and the community,” Combest said.

[PHOTO] Big shot

April 5, 2022
4th period: Making plays, sophomore Hayden Wren punts the football during fourth period athletics. “I really enjoy playing football because I am also in soccer, so getting to be kicker for the football team was so fun,” Wren said.

[PHOTO] A day in the life

March 22, 2022
Practice makes perfect // Giving the ball away, sophomore Peyton White warms up for his game against Longview. JV fell to the Longview Lobos 27-0 Sept. 30. “Being able to play with East is like having a second family, and a bunch of brothers to have your back,” White said. JV’s next game is Oct. 7 at McKinney High.

[PHOTO] Warning! We may snap at anytime!

July 12, 2021
Back to school \\ Warming up the Dance I students, Wylie East Alumna Brooke Hogan returns to fulfill her student teaching requirements as a dance education major. Ms. Hogan was a member of the Sapphires which influenced her decision to continue dancing for her college’s team and the reason she chose to pursue dance education. “Being a coach is weird, but it helps me understand Sapphires as a whole, both dancing and directing,” Ms. Hogan said.

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writer: Brie Garrett, journalism student
February 1, 2021
Proper attire \\ During the pandemic, students should get a more relaxed dress code. If given the chance, students will not abuse a more lax dress code opportunity.

[PHOTO] Dress code should be least of students’ concerns

October 14, 2020
Relax the code \\ The district should create an alternate dress code for this year that is less strict due to Covid-19.

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Back to Campus \\ Sophomore Patrick Alderete (back) revises his timed writing in Mrs. Lauren Stevensons fifth period English II Pre-AP class Sept. 22. Alderete was quarantined for two weeks because he was in close contact with a person who tested positive for Covid-19.

[PHOTO] Students quarantined by contact tracing

September 22, 2020
Footsteps // Students walk in the 800 hallway between fifth and sixth period Sept. 11. Signs on the floor and walls designate the direction students need to walk in as part of the new measurements to ensure social distancing.

[PHOTO] New measures implemented as school resumes

September 14, 2020
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