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NEHS meets pen pals on field trip

Michelle Santoyo, Photo Editor
Feb 15, 2024
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TACO FUN. Senior Virginia Schaloff reads Dragons Love Tacos to 3rd graders during the NEHS field trip to Creighton Elementary on Thursday, Feb. 8, 2024. Schaloff asked them questions about each page she read them about. “The best part of the moment was being able to see them laughing with me as I read them the story,” Schaloff said.

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Freshman Counselor Sophia Meza bonds with her youngest son at the pen pal station on Saturday, March 2, 2024 at Caney Creek high school. Mrs. Meza has two kids, the youngest being named Marcel turning 3 on March 15 and the oldest is named Alonso who is 9 years old. “I really enjoyed and was amazed by the variety of activities available as well as the people who were facilitating the event, since they were very attentive to my children.” Meza said.
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VOCALS. Junior Abby Cross sings “God Bless this child” by Billie Holiday at the Jazz band and Percussion concert on Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2024. Cross was the vocalist in some of the pieces that the band played. “My friend, hes a drummer in the Jazz band, he invited me like, ‘Hey, you should come sing for the jazz band,’ so I did,” Cross said. “It was very loud and everyone was just there to listen to jazz and the atmosphere was great.”
GALLERY: Jazz band, Percussion ensemble perform together
START. Sophomore ZiaYiah Bookman deadlifting on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024 at Willis High School. Bookman started her deadlift with her first attempt being 160 lbs then proceeding to 200 lbs and 232 lbs at the end. “To be honest, I could have gone higher but stayed low,” Bookman said. “Going forward I need to keep pushing, you know, step out and do something.”
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POSE WITH IT. Senior Ashley Cruz poses as she holds her senior Valentines day gift from the Student Council wall on Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2024. Seniors were informed about the cards through an Instagram post made by Student Council on Instagram and the announcements. “They announced it on the announcements so I went to go get it. I actually felt really grateful because it was just such a cute gift.” Cruz said.
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GET READY. Senior Isaiah Sanchez stands waits for the correct time to yell into the megaphone at the Slumber Party pep rally on Friday, Feb. 3, 2024. Sanchez has been a part of cheer since his junior year. “Cheer has provided some of the most memorable times of my life,” Sanchez said. “I dont regret joining it at all.”
GALLERY: School celebrates slumber themed pep rally
MESMERIZED. Freshman Josylin Martin at Mckenzies Barbeque & Burger for the Leo Clubs Induction Ceremony on Thursday, Jan. 25, 2024. She was glad to be at the ceremony and meet new Lions members. “I felt such a euphoric feeling just to be there and like to be able to win an award for a Leo club,” Martin said.
PHOTOS: Leo Club's Induction Ceremony at McKenzie's Barbeque & Burgers
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