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Seniors Gabby Anderson and Ava Martin position themselves to play a ball high in the air during their match against St. James on Sept. 14. Anderson and Martin shared team captain roles throughout this season, which was capped by a state title on Saturday.

Killed it: Seniors cap careers with back-to-back state titles

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Dress Code or No: Students compare their experiences with the uniform policy

Dress Code or No: Students compare their experiences with the uniform policy

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Cheering on her fellow teammate, junior Lauren Lopez celebrates senior Ava Martin as she is recognized as a three-year varsity volleyball captain. “This was the last year, really sad, but Im excited to go see what she does at San Jose and the special memories from this year or from state,” Lopez said.

Fall Fun: Students wrap up their fall activities as winter rolls around

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Rockin and Rollin: Seniors Peter Dessert and Megan Ruf hit their final pose in the Halloween Assembly.

Stepping Up, Standing Out: Dancers make magic behind the curtains

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Conducting Canture Deum, Choir Director Robin Christie counts each beat perfectly for junior Cate Coble and senior Megan Mayor to clap in unison for their piece, Children Go Where I Send Thee.

Crescendos of Christmas Carols: Choir embodies the holiday spirit at Crown Center

Halloween with Chem-O-Ween

Sophia Craig, Photographer
November 17, 2023
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The illusion of holding fire was achieved as sophomore Harper DeKeyser participated in Chem-O-Ween demonstrations. The illusion was achieved through students holding methane bubbles that were then lit on fire, resulting in all the surfaces with methane to catch a flame. “It was pretty fun afterward, but it took me a second to realize it was actually on fire on me,” DeKeyser said.
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Fighting for the win, senior Kate Pedrotti arm wrestles math teacher Andrew Groene in the Lucas tent during the Homecoming tailgate. “We were going at it for a while, but then he finally was able to pull through,” Pedrotti said. “It was fun watching people arm wrestle and try to challenge their friends.”
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Cheering on her fellow teammate, junior Lauren Lopez celebrates senior Ava Martin as she is recognized as a three-year varsity volleyball captain. “This was the last year, really sad, but Im excited to go see what she does at San Jose and the special memories from this year or from state,” Lopez said.
Fall Fun: Students wrap up their fall activities as winter rolls around
The second-place winners of the senior costume contest, dressed as “SpongeBob” characters, dance at Stag Strut. The members (from left to right) consisted of Jamie Weiss, Anica Mackiewicz, Lanie Liston, Ainsley Murray, Alex Smith and Evie McBride. “I thought it was a really fun time and everybody enjoyed it, and I think the costumes this year were really unique and different from all the other years,” Murray said.
Strutin' It Up: Students participate in annual fundraiser
Coming off a win, junior Ella Aquino stretches with the cross country team. Aquino is the fastest runner of the girls squad. “My favorite memory this season so far was surprisingly Rimrock, it was longer than expected,” Aquino said. “There were a lot of delays due to the weather, but we got to spend a lot of time as a team going back and forth on the bus when there was lightning.”
Aiming for Excellence: Fall sports are back in full swing
Running through the banner, the football team prepares to play against St. James in the “Catholic Clash” rivalry. The Stags ended up with the victory with a final score of 48-7.
Playing for the Win: Miege beats St. James 48-7
Chanting the fight song, sophomore theology teacher Steve Koesterer leads the school in the fight song. As a tradition, Koesterer leads the fight song at the end of every herd day.
Ready For The New School Year: Students participate in the first herd day
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According to CNN, three Palestinian college students were shot on Nov. 26. Since this tragedy and possible hate crime, protests across the nation have grown, calling for the U.S. government to stop funding Israel.
Economic Pressure Grows in Support of Palestine: National Palestinian solitary promotes brand boycott campaign
Conducting Canture Deum, Choir Director Robin Christie counts each beat perfectly for junior Cate Coble and senior Megan Mayor to clap in unison for their piece, Children Go Where I Send Thee.
Crescendos of Christmas Carols: Choir embodies the holiday spirit at Crown Center
Taking a power nap, senior Carrina Villanueva cuddles up under a blanket during her second hour TA for CMT.
A Room For Those In Need: The Campus Ministry Team’s 'Room of Requirement' makes magic happen in the hearts of those who enter
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes showcased actress Rachel Zelgers capturing vocal ability with live singing in the film. The film also stayed No.1 at the box office over Black Friday weekend
Singing Songbirds And Silent Snakes: The new Hunger Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, is a must see
Opinion editor River Ball explores the mental battle between confidence and vanity.
The Difficulty Of Self Love: Confidence carries strength, vanity interrupts growth
Multi-sport athletes Carly Kurt and Livi Shull tip off their senior basketball campaign on Dec. 6 at Pembroke Hill. After basketball, Kurt will play lacrosse in the spring, and Shull will play soccer. Shull will be the returning 4-1A goalkeeper of the year, and Kurt returns after a junior season of averaging 6.33 goals per game.
Three Teams, Two Athletes: Seniors Livi Shull and Carly Kurt balance varsity careers

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