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Although she was initially just excited to be there, senior Abby Rieger was grateful that she chose to be a part of Santa Clara Vanguard Drum and Bugle Corps after attending the audition camps. “The organization is truly like a family,” Rieger said. “Whether that means being great friends, holding each other accountable, being there for emotional support, pushing each other to be better all the time or whatever other positive aspect a family could bring to your life.”

Kate Haas, Managing Editor

May 2, 2020

Snipes sits in her classroom on the day she became 33 weeks pregnant. She is currently eight months pregnant.

Henry Hays, Reporter

April 23, 2020

Freshman Eleanor Hays poses with a soccer ball. She plays soccer for the FC Dallas U-16 development academy for Girls. “The development academy focuses on developing our skill and our talent so we can go farther with soccer into college and possibly professionally,” Hays said.

Kate Knauff, Reporter

March 13, 2020

Lin holds a sign with the word "undocumented" on it.

Yasmin Haq, Editor-In-Chief

March 13, 2020

Yearbook adviser Madalyn Cooper helps a student with their design template. It is Cooper’s first time teaching at a school with a four period class schedule. “I am used to teaching eight periods a day, so having the for period block period was new to me,” Cooper said. “So everything was strange at first, and it took a lot of getting used to.”

Arisha Hirji, Reporter

March 4, 2020

Junior David Howe stands in front of a shelf of fossils he and his dad have collected. He holds up a fossilized fish that his dad will be selling.

Hailey Dirks, Web Editor

February 26, 2020

Junior Ethan Pettengill looks through a selection of hats at Goodwill. Pettengill has a clothing line named “personols,” which he creates by refurbishing vintage clothing.

Malley O'Carroll, Reporter

February 12, 2020

Sophomore Unaiza Khakoo poses with a jean jacket she painted. Khakoo will sell art pieces like this to raise money for an organization named Art From the Streets as a part of her Girl Scout gold award. “The gold award for Girl Scouts is the highest project you can do and the highest honor you can achieve,” Khakoo said. “In the project girl scouts are told to choose an issue they see in their community and find a way to combat it.”

Kate Knauff, Reporter

February 10, 2020

Art 1 teacher Valento Mennsfield grades his student’s art pieces. This is Mennsfield’s first year working as an art teacher at a high school.

Leila Olukoga, Reporter

January 30, 2020

Junior Lucas Huckeba jumps 13 feet while pole vaulting. He practices almost every day during fourth period and after school. “To be a good pole vaulter, you need to be a good athlete,” pole vault coach David Brown said. “It always helps to have good speed, and the main thing is that you’re not scared of getting up on a tall stick 16 feet in the air.”

Hailey Dirks and Kate Knauff, Reporter

January 28, 2020

Sophomore Audri Fleming smiles as she bakes cookies for a customer. Fleming has been baking since eighth grade and plans to attend the Culinary Institute of America after high school.
Senior Grace Kang practices her part for the upcoming musical. Although she plans to study visual art in college, she hopes to continue playing violin in future musical performances. “If I have the opportunity to get paid to play in different musical performances, that would be awesome,” Kang said. “I would definitely sign up for that.”

Kate Haas and Henry Hays

January 23, 2020

English teacher Kimberly Nickerson aids a student in finding a book for Sustained Silent Reading (SSR). The students have SSR time almost everyday to sharpen their understanding and reading skills.

Mia Nguyen, Reporter

January 9, 2020

Librarian Liz Harrison hugs chemistry and physics teacher Dr. Kathleen Holly at her reception. Harrison will retire on Dec. 20 to travel with her husband.

Leila Olukoga, Reporter

December 20, 2019

Senior Darius Snow poses with a football while wearing Michigan State merchandise. Snow will be graduating early on Jan. 2nd.

Leila Olukoga, Reporter

December 20, 2019

Stressed out: students reflect on stressors in school

Hailey Dirks and Yasmin Haq

December 19, 2019

Senior Faiz Rajwani helps at the Dallas Headquarters Ismaili Center on Dec. 14. He helps out every other Saturday to support his religious community.

Ashna Haiderali, Reporter

December 18, 2019

World history teacher and football coach always makes time for family.

Leila Olukoga, Reporter

December 11, 2019

Senior Mariah McCardell smiles to the crowd during a football game at Coppell on Oct. 4. McCardell is the first African-American captain for Silver Wings.

Leila Olukoga, Reporter

December 6, 2019

Junior Cinta Isom waits backstage during the International Fashion and Food Festival on Nov. 23. “It was a really big rush to walk town the stage and have all the cameras pointed at you,” Isom said. “I was so nervous backstage I was shivering.” Isom modeled dresses from Macys and traditional Indian clothing.

Katlynn Fox, Reporter

December 2, 2019

Vitt delivers a monologue on stage as Juliet during dress rehearsal. She was cast to play the main role of Juliet in theater’s fall production. “It’s a different feeling spending months with the same group of people working for the same thing and then you actually get to show it to people,” Vitt said.

Sarosh Ismail, Reporter

November 21, 2019

Junior Tara O’Donnell cooks ratatouille, a stewed vegetable dish, in her kitchen. She wears the chef’s coat that she won while on Chopped Junior. “I love to cook different dishes,” O’Donnell said. “My favorites to cook are mediterranean, french and asian dishes.”

Hailey Dirks, Reporter

November 19, 2019

Junior Dakota Newfield holds a football and poses for a photo. He first developed an interest in football during sixth grade. “When I found out that my dad played I really started to develop an interest, especially when I started watching the NFL.” Newfield said.

Arisha Hirji, Reporter

November 18, 2019

Bond plays through the drum show with the rest of the battery during an early morning rehearsal.

Kate Haas, Managing Editor

November 14, 2019

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