Weekly Highlight 2/21-2/25

Ryder Harris|March 2, 2022

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Hi! My name is Ryder Harris. I'm a sophomore and a photographer for The Journal. I can't wait to see how this year unfolds. I play the snare drum for the...

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Golden Globes Review

Rowing to victory

A 4-panel Valentine's Day Comic First Panel: "Romantic candles" with a purple-nailed pale hand holding a lit plum coloured candle Second Panel: "Tasty chocolates" with the same hand holding a red heart chocolate box, adorned with a white bow Third Panel: "Flirty rose" the same hand again holding a single rose Fourth Panel: "And it's all for me ;) Happy Valentine's Day Heart Emoji" the owner of the hands, Cupid, being seen holding all three objects, along with a few red-tipped arrows. She is seen with pink, curly hair, a white dress, white angel wings, and a gold upper arm cuff with a pink heart design. She also has pointed elvish ears and a playful purple-eyed wink with her tongue out. Hope you enjoyed friends!

Cupid’s Valentine ♡

Why love wins

(left to right) Junior Alex Callaway, sophomore Piper Leber, junior Natalee Rojas and senior Andrew Schauer bow their heads during a transition scene for their production of “100 Things I Never Said to You” on Jan. 25. They had been preparing for the performance since the start of the school year. photo contributed by Piper Leber

Shining on stage

Photos

(front to back) Juniors Alex Callaway, Jade Harrington, Nienna Wittleaf, freshman Brooklyn Deckard, seniors Lizzie Forrester, Aemelia Eckert, and sophomores Bree Pratt and Piper Leber all sit on a "boat" in the theater blackbox on Wednesday, Feb. 26. The spring play "Girls on the Boat" is inspired by the true stories of the women on the U.S.'s first ever women's Olympic rowing team.

Girls on a row

Junior Shakyra Mauredullah places a flag to identify a specific lobe on the brain. She was learning what each section of the brain was called. photo by Caydence Davis

Mind blown

Freshmen Christina So, Par Mawi and Ritter Kim pose for a photo. There was a polaroid photo booth at the event. photo by Caydence Davis

Chilling out

Hamilton and McMasters hug as another player is subbed in for Hamilton. With the team's loss, the seniors had played their final game of their high school career.

The end of the line

Band director Jeff Maupin conducts the program. All the advanced music groups performed together. photo by Kiley Bowman

The Journal Rewired

The Journal Rewired

The Journal Rewired

Weekly Highlight 2/21-2/25

Golden Globes Review

Rowing to victory

Cupid’s Valentine ♡

Why love wins

Shining on stage

Girls on a row

Mind blown

Chilling out

The end of the line

Extravaganza

The Journal Rewired

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