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School News
(Left to right) Seniors Andrew Butts, Jimmy Sanchez, Valerie Rameriz and junior Grant Kochact during the finale of Act One. After a near-fatal experience with water when he was younger, Koch’s character — teenager Buddy Layman — cannot mentally mature past the age of 3 and has a fear of water.
Yearbook editor-in-chief Rida Jailani looks through photos she took for an in-class assignment on April 11. Jailani was the photo editor of last years yearbook, which was nominated for the program’s first ILPC Star Award since the 2012 book won a Bronze Star.
Latin club students pose with their awards from their Junior Classical League state competition this past weekend on April 6th. Eight students from the school’s Latin club participated in events and four advanced to nationals.
Junior Ashley Chapman conducts a group of volunteer band students. Chapman conducted the school fight song as part of her drum major audition.
Freshman Caitlyn Graham practices her vibraphone solo, “Trilogy,” for the Concerto Contest. The contest will be held on March 25 at 5 p.m.
Seniors Sophia Wheeler (left), Max Turman and Hana Robson rehearse a scene in the beginning of their UIL One Act play, “Emma’s Child” on March 6. Theater will perform it for free in the auditorium on March 19 at 7:00 p.m.
Community News
The Irving Convention Center will hold its 10th annual North Texas Teen Book Festival on Apr. 27 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The varsity color guard team poses for the photo after finishing first at finals for the North Texas Colorguard association. Students will help serve food to VIP guests and perform the show at the end of the gala. (Photo provided by Michelle Vasquez)
Several donated shoes lay across the floor, ready to be bundled and shipped out to developing countries. The Desperados started a shoe drive to collect money for its upcoming baseball tournament in South Carolina June 21-27.
Carrollton hosted its 16th Annual Citizens’ Evening on March 27. The event informed the community of the past, present and future of Carrollton.
Fathers and daughters are getting professional photos from the photographers. There will also be a photo booth area with props along with games, food and a dance in the large gymnasium.
Elementary students from Sun Ray Chinese school perform a traditional Mandarin song and dance for the guests. They are dressed in red or traditional clothing pieces such as a Qipao with a Chinese knot button; the knots represent happiness, luck, fortune and longevity.

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