Stay-at-home hobbies

Students share activities they have started with more free time due to COVID-19

La’Kenzie Parker|April 24, 2020

Graphic by Elizabeth Valadez

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Sophomore Erin York ties up a bagged order to hand off to a customer as she works the Enzo Pizza drive-thru on March 22.

Clock out, clock in

Green Earth Society members sort through trees to hand out in front of SHS on May 6, 2022. photo contributed by English teacher Paige Wyatt

Giving back in green

Wyatt awaits an answer after asking a spirit a question using a makeshift pendulum. She used a students hair and her ring to do so.

On the other side

On a roll

On a roll

Librarian Shelly Smith talks on the phone during iPass on Mar. 10 in the LMC. The space is open to students at this time.

Making it her own

Sophomore Erin York ties up a bagged order to hand off to a customer as she works the Enzo Pizza drive-thru on March 22.

Clock out, clock in

Green Earth Society members sort through trees to hand out in front of SHS on May 6, 2022. photo contributed by English teacher Paige Wyatt

Giving back in green

Nevruz haft sin table

Nevruz haft sin table

Kevin (left) and Tristan Keefe (right) smile at their uncle, Brendan Dudas, at the SHS baseball field on March 8. Dudas took the boys in after the family decided their mother couldnt care for them anymore.

Legacy of love

Wyatt awaits an answer after asking a spirit a question using a makeshift pendulum. She used a students hair and her ring to do so.

On the other side

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