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ESL aide Naseem Hirji was diagnosed with breast cancer in August, and has been receiving treatment since.

Ian Wright, Opinion editor

November 5, 2021

Senior Andrew George poses outside holding and wearing his handcrafted rings. George’s Instagram account for his business, @carboncrafted.acg, has photos of his rings that people can look at prior to placing an order.

Andie San Luis, Editor-in-chief

November 4, 2021

Math teacher, Amanda Bower, revises trigonometry with her third period geometry class. Bower said that her favorite aspect about this campus is that all her students have shown a sweet concern toward her and are always asking her how her day has been and if she’s OK.
Leaving a legacy through Latin

Yunseo Jo, Reporter

October 29, 2021

Assistant choir director, Nathan Ratliff, conducts Concert Treble choir as they practice for their choir concert. After a long day of working, Ratliff said that running gives him a healthy mental break from teaching.
Ulysses Wright, the head of the Hebron football concessions, provides snacks and drinks to customers at the Hawk Stadium on Oct. 7.
2019 alumnus Brendan Glascock (right) poses with Karan Menon and Ann Nguyen on the set of Capital One’s “College Bowl.” Glascock attends the University of Southern California and is a computer science major. “College Bowl” is currently streaming on Hulu.
All State-Choir members look towards the future
Junior Caroline Holloway leads the Silver Wings in their lines at the pep rally on Sept. 10. The last time she was able to perform in a pep rally was her freshman year as a rookie — now she is the person in charge. “The last time we had a regular football season was my freshman year, so its fun to go back, but Im realizing how demanding it is with a regular football season and pep rallies,” Holloway said.

Kate Knauff, News editor

September 27, 2021

Junior Kyler Beck stands on a ladder and observes while senior Kaamil Thobani and junior Emma Foughty rehearse a scene in Act 1 of “Our Town.” The play is unique in the sense that it does not use a traditional set or props — in this scene, the actors on ladders are implied to be ‘upstairs’ in their respective homes.

Emma Short, Entertainment editor

September 21, 2021

Virtual students reflect on return to in-person school
Seniors Kelis Armstrong, Paige Zagumny, Kaitlyn Hoang and Amanda Foy pose outside of the school. The four were elected as student council officers and will also serve as Senior Class officers.

Ian Wright, Opinion editor

September 16, 2021

Milstead on the Move

Ashna Haiderali, Reporter

September 13, 2021

Teen triathlete

Katherine Parker, Managing editor

September 8, 2021

Assistant band director Brock Alsaffar instructs the trumpets and mellophones during class on Aug. 31. Alsaffar works with all high brass players across the program, regardless of which class period they’re placed in.

Andie San Luis, Editor-in-chief

August 31, 2021

Junior Katie Parker researches Asian hate. The phrase “stop Asian hate” has been used to combat recent violence, and the movement was primarily sparked by the 2021 Atlanta spa shootings.
Till next year

Ian Wright, Opinion editor

May 20, 2021

Q&A: Senior Spotlight
A group of Chin students performs at the annual Chin Cultural Festival in February 2020. Photo via LISD.
The Squishmallow sensation sweeping the nation
Q&A: Art Award Winner, junior Ashley Chon
Becky Bertrand pulls up her mask while teaching her English II class behind a desk shield.

Emma Short, Entertainment editor

April 15, 2021

Senior Tyler Kerch performs with an ensemble at the percussion concert on March 9. Percussionists are required to play a variety of instruments, including marimbas, snares, chimes, timpanis and more.

Andie San Luis, Editor-in-chief

April 1, 2021

Using their voices

Emma Short, Entertainment editor

March 24, 2021

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