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GALLERY: Fall Ball begins

September 14, 2023
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Photo by: Ezri Luna
ACE OF SPADES. Senior Greg Sommer starts the game as he launches the ball to the Klein Collins batter during a Fall Ball match on Sept. 6, 2023 at Caney Creek High School. Fall Ball is considered a series of offseason baseball games.

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NICE AND TALL. Senior McKenzie Sparta gets lifted up by her fellow cheerleaders at the end of their performance on Sep. 15, 2023. Sparta has been in cheerleading since the start of 7th grade and is now a part of the varsity cheer team. “While we were preparing for the pep rally we didnt really know what we were doing,” Sparta said. “It was exciting but nerve racking to perform what we did.”
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BOOKS AND SMILES. Senior Natalia Molina smiles as she shows off her National Honor English Society poster for the Homecoming parade on Wednesday, Sept.13, 2023. Members were able to dress up as book characters to represent their Honor Society. “This was my first time ever participating in the homecoming parade so I didn’t really know what to expect,” Molina said. “I enjoyed dressing up along with the other members. It was a way to show who we are, since we’re associated with literacy and what not.”
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About the Contributor
Ezri Luna, Photography Editor
Ezri Luna is a photographer and one of the three photo editors at Caney Creek High School. He is in charge of assigning camera equipment along with beats to each of the photographers. He has been on staff for two years, he is also in band as a trombone and is one of the trombone section leaders. He's never accomplished anything in life :(. He's from Deerwood and always says "anyone can rise up".
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