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Student Newspaper of Caney Creek High School

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Previous yearbooks on sale now

Natalia Molina, Executive Editor
Feb 5, 2024

Student Media is hosting a new promotional offer, selling surplus yearbooks from the 1998-2023 school years.

Students or parents interested in purchasing a yearbook can do so with financial secretary Dain Barron in the front office. Prices range from $20-$80 depending on the year.

Those interested are encouraged to purchase soon because there is a limited quantity of yearbooks left from each respective year. Books are available on a first-come, first-serve basis only.

The 2023-2024 yearbook is still on sale until May 24. Visit this link to read more about how to reserve a yearbook for this school year.

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Natalia Molina
Natalia Molina, Executive Editor
Natalia Molina is the Executive Editor on Student Media, she oversees and manages all publications. This is her second year on staff! Molina is president of NEHS, an AP Ambassador and is involved in UIL Journalism, NHS and NTHS. She is also a part of the all-state journalism staff, two time region qualifier in feature writing and district champion in news writing.  Nat loves reading mystery and watching true crime as well as collecting stuffed animals. SHE ALSO LOVES SNOOPY. (and marg and liz.)
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