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Student Newspaper of Caney Creek High School

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Student Newspaper of Caney Creek High School

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Lizette Fierros

Lizette Fierros, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief

Liz Fierros is photographer and one of the Yearbook editors-in-chief on the Student Media staff. She's been in staff for three years now and is apart of clubs such as National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club, StuCo, and UIL Journalism. She enjoys doing arts and crafts and listening to music as well as taking pictures of about anything in nature. (she also loves nat and marg)

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Mariana Martinez Benitez

MEET THE PANTHER: Mariana Martinez Benitez

Lizette Fierros, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief
Mar 19, 2024
ALANI AND I. Freshman Samantha Fullen sits down while she works on a crochet top on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024. Fullen has been working on top for herself, which is a matching piece with her crochet bunny, Alani.

[Photo] Freshman’s crochet bunny wins Artist of the Month

Natalia Molina, Executive Editor
Mar 25, 2024
Sarah Dudley

[Photo] MEET THE STAFF: Sarah Dudley

Liz Fierros, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief
Feb 29, 2024
JUST DIFFERENT. History teacher Justin Boleyn poses with his former badge and graduating certificate from his time as a capitol police officer on Thursday, Oct. 26. Boleyn’s transition from one government job to the other still allows him to do what he originally wanted from the start, even if one was teaching and the other was enforcing laws. “Im still helping people but Im doing it in a different way.” Boleyn said.

[Photo]  History teacher serves as a U.S. Capitol Officer

Rebeca Solis, Reporter
Mar 6, 2024
Melissa Quintana

ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT: Melissa Quintana, Cross Country, Track and Starlettes

Lizette Fierros, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief
Feb 21, 2024
Yoselyn Barahona

MEET THE PANTHER: Yoselyn Barahona

Lizette Fierros, Yearbook Editor
Feb 13, 2024
Gretchen Kloes

MEET THE STAFF: Gretchen Kloes

Lizette Fierros, Yearbook Editor
Feb 8, 2024
ROOKIE. Senior Bryan Pagett poses in front of New Caney Fire Station 151 with his uniform on Sunday, Oct. 22. Padgett is a volunteer firefighter two days a week, either after school or on weekends. “It’s been a fun experience so far,” Padgett said. “I can’t wait to graduate so I can go to the fire academy.”

[Photo] Senior becomes rookie firefighter

Kimberly Cruz, Web Editor-in-Chief
Feb 6, 2024
A FALL BACK. Senior Margarita Rangel poses for a picture of her with CISD sport photography inter-ship equipment on Feb. 1, 2024. Rangel found an outlet through photography helping her grow a passion toward the art. In attempt to grow as a photographer she pursued an internship given to students in CISD.

Senior intern finds freedom through photography

Leon Armendariz and Lizette Fierros
Feb 2, 2024
AHEAD OF YOU. Senior Mario Leon keeps position of the ball while having a defender on his back during the game against College Park on Friday, Jan. 26, 2024. Leon finished the game scoring his 100th goal of his career and celebrating with his teammates. “As a team we did everything we could, we fought hard and gave it all,” Leon said. “But I feel amazing that I finally hit the 100th goal that I’ve been working so hard since my freshman year.”

[Photo] SPORTS RECAP 1/22 – 1/29: Girls basketball JV, Freshman win against Willis

Ashley Hernandez, Reporter
Feb 2, 2024
Senior Kaylee Davis cheers on during the football game against Galena Park on Friday, Sep. 1, 2023. The Football team brought home a win of 27-7 and the cheer team hyped them up the whole game. “We were very excited and very proud of our boys and our team for coming together to win,” Davis said. “Whenever we got the first touchdown of the game everyone on the cheer team was so excited and it brought the team closer.”

[Photo] Cheer becomes UIL State Spirit Champions

Rebeca Solis, Reporter
Jan 9, 2024
BEREAL TIMES FOUR. Seniors Lizette Fierros, Natalia Molina, Kimberly Cruz, and Margarita Rangel take a BeReal of themselves while heading up to their hotel room on Sunday, Oct. 8, 2023. After a day of taking classes during the TAJE Fall Fiesta, Student Media members headed back to the hotel before re-grouping and figuring out dinner plans. Fall Fiesta was a good experience,” Fierros said. “Not only did we learn a lot but we got to explore the city which was a plus.

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WALKING PROUD. Senior Mary Ruelas holds up a Tennis poster with a fellow teammate as she walks down the track field for the homecoming parade on Wednesday, Sept. 13. Tennis was one of the many sports that participated in the parade to showcase spirit for homecoming. “It was a fun experience because I’ve never been to a homecoming parade before,” Ruelas said. “It was a nice bonding time with my teammates.”

[Photo] School Celebrates Homecoming; Names king, Queen

Dec 8, 2023
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.”

[Photo] GALLERY: Organizations promote at homecoming parade

Sep 22, 2023
WE’RE THE BEST. Senior Edgar Barrientos and Alexis Cruz cheer on while representing Boys’ Varsity soccer during the homecoming parade on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023. The boys soccer team yelled with excitement when they were asked to cheer after being announced the most hyped. “Passion has always been in the soccer boys, its in our veins,” Barrientos said, “we won because we are the most passionate sport and spirited.”

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LEADING. Senior Michelle Santoyo conducted the band when performing “25 to 6 to 4” by Chicago during the Homecoming parade on Wednesday. 13, 2023. Santoyo is one of the drum majors for the Mighty Panther Band giving and helping them keep the tempo. “I was tired and wanted to go home at the end,” Santoyo said, “But it was definitely fun to be out there with the rest of the band and doing what we do.”

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PLAY IN HEAT. Senior Joseline Valadez plays the flute while performing with the band on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023. Band performed multiple songs, along with “land of a thousand dances” by Chris Kenner, arranged by Paul Martha.

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DANCE TO THE RHYTHM. Senior Bella May dances with fellow starlettes during the Homecoming parade on Thursday, Sept. 14, 2023. Starlettes performed right after homecoming nominations were called out.

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[Photo] Senior starts chocolate covered strawberries and cake-pop business

Leslie Benitez, Opinions Editor
Feb 28, 2023
I GOT YOU. Senior Isabel Iracheta holds on to the painting tray while her sister, sophomore Alma Iracheta helps her paint her senior parking spot.The class of 2023 seniors had the opportunity to paint their parking spots with help of their peers on Sept,17-18, 2022. They were in the parking lot as early as 8 a.m. and had the chance to come back and finish the following day.

[Photo] Seniors come together to paint parking spots

Natalia Molina, Web Editor-In-Chief
Sep 27, 2022

Gallery: Varsity Basketball Girls vs MacArthur

Lizette Fierros, Photographer
Dec 14, 2021
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