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Traveling to North Carolina, Rainey teaches physical therapists-in-training how to work with kids with cerebral palsy. The students learn how to do evaluations and then test their child-targeted therapy exercises on patients like Rainey. “With kids, it's extra difficult because you've got to make them feel like they're having fun, not doing the work,” Mrs. Rainey said. “Sloane’s a tough grader. If it's not fun, she'll let him know.” Photo provided Rebecca Rainey
Dangles & Donations
Zoe Clark, Staffer
Librarian Holly Hensley purchases copies of each month's book for every Book Club member. Photo by Snigdha Shenoy
Review: The Inheritance Games
Snigdha Shenoy, Assistant Editor
The DECA officers celebrate after district competition at McNeil High School. Photo by senior Hansi Kallem.
DECA District Competition 2025
Maximus Cole, Staffer
News/Events
Graphic made on Canva by Snigdha Shenoy.
Change of Cart
Snigdha Shenoy, Assistant Editor • February 18, 2025
In synchronizing form, junior Alexandra Heyman awaits her flag to drop back into her hands. They had been practicing the performance that they performed for the 8th graders since the end of football season. “For me, I joined when I was in middle school so I think having younger kids see it and showing them things they might like to do is really important to see if they want to join and be a part of something new,” Heyman said.
A First Glimpse
Maximus Cole, Staffer • February 13, 2025
Graphic made on Canva by Zoe Clark.
False Alarm Fear
Zoe Clark, Staffer • February 12, 2025
Feature
Air & Fuels: Tuned in with zero distractions, junior Liam Earley uses a blasting cabinet. He took Auto Tech I as a possible career path. “I am planning on trying to have a career or a future planned with automotive,” Earley said. “I’ve always enjoyed working with cars because it’s just big legos in a way.
Built for the Road
Conner Ford and Fakheri Zayed • February 13, 2025
Traveling to North Carolina, Rainey teaches physical therapists-in-training how to work with kids with cerebral palsy. The students learn how to do evaluations and then test their child-targeted therapy exercises on patients like Rainey. “With kids, it's extra difficult because you've got to make them feel like they're having fun, not doing the work,” Mrs. Rainey said. “Sloane’s a tough grader. If it's not fun, she'll let him know.” Photo provided Rebecca Rainey
Dangles & Donations
Zoe Clark, Staffer • February 8, 2025
In the journalism classroom, Hawkins sits for a photograph.
Hawkins reflects his first year as principal
Fakheri Zayed, Editor-In-Chief • January 17, 2025
Opinion
Inside the middle room between Journalism and Audio and Visual Productions, senior Connie Cooper takes a photo of the fire alarm.
I’m Heated
Connie Cooper, Assistant Editor • February 14, 2025
With a cheerful smile, senior Max Cole embraces his grandparent’s presence. He got confirmed at St. Margaret Mary Church. “It was such a long journey to be confirmed but having my close family come into town to such a special celebration of my faith meant everything to me,” Cole said.
Caught In The Middle
Maximus Cole, Staffer • January 17, 2025
Perched outside the Ferrari AF Corse garage, senior Aradhya Bharti tours the pitlane. The 499P hypercar #51 is driven by Antonio Giovinazzi, James Calado and Alessandro Pier Guidi. "It was a surreal experience," Bharti said. "Witnessing Ferrari not just winning the Le Mans, but also Leclerc winning Monza in F1 in the same day; there's no better experience as a tifosi."
Fueling Dreams
Aradhya Bharti, Staffer • January 17, 2025
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