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AcDec students pose with their plaques and medals after the Greg Jackson Irving Invitational on Nov. 12.
Added early release days affect LISD students and staff
Band students hold hands on the field of the Alamodome as they await the results of the UIL 6A State Marching Band Championships. The band won second place and brought silver medals home to Hebron.
Students artwork is displayed in the art hallway.
Students practice in the orchestra hall. They practiced music from “Black Panther” on Nov. 10 during 3rd period.
Demo team leader Beomjun Kim and assistant leader Sarah Choi prepare chemicals in a science classroom for a prior demo show a few weeks ago. The team had its first performance of the year at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History on Oct 22.
National English Honor Society sponsor Kaysi Sheehan hands out acceptance letters to new members during the organization’s first meeting on Oct. 26.

Madeline Rivera, Opinion editor and social media manager

November 8, 2022

Senior Joshua Joseph, sophomore Jait Mukkamalla, junior Mie Bakuya, sophomore Grace Mathai, and senior Gavin Durrant (left to right) practice choreography while playing the clarinet at rehearsal on Nov. 3.
Junior Sophia Wheeler and sophomores Christian Soriano, Riley Unterbug, Maya Ware, Shane Duggan and Keane Nair (left to right) pose on the Staten Island ferry. After doing workshops all day, they went on a ferry to see the Statue of Liberty.
The first demo team rehearsal took place Oct. 21 after school, where the team went over plans and procedures. One example was them reenacting a demo by spraying a poster with chemicals to reveal secret lettering.
Senior bassists Daniel Abraham and Jordyn Stovall-Finch play with the chamber orchestra on Oct.13. The group played through their pieces for Texas Music Educators Association before playing through their cluster concert music.
The teacher shortage and its effects
A student prepares to donate blood. The donating process typically takes around 30-45 minutes.
Graphic by Nyla Smith

Nyla Smith, Reporter

October 4, 2022

Student council officer Harmonie Alne blows up an inflatable rocket while decorating for Homecoming on Sept. 17. The rockets were hung at the entrance of the hallways on the first floor.
A student holds a hall pass while waiting outside a classroom.
Freshmen Adin Pasternak and Pedro Uriarte practice at rehearsal on Sept.1. The band March-A-Thon will take place tomorrow at Castle Hills on Sept.10 at 9 a.m.
Junior Daniel Crawford points at the soloist performing at the choir’s rehearsal during fourth period. The choir will open its show with The Greatest Show for which all three choirs will perform together.
Juniors Jaxon Ryan (left) and Jacob Martin (right) perform an improv scene during an after school practice on May 9. The two of them have been on the improv team all three years and said they will continue in the varsity theater class next year.
Plants are grown in the gardening room throughout the school year by using a grow light.
Teacher Appreciation Week to start May 1
Mannequins stand in anatomy teacher Jennifer Bishop’s room to demonstrate the body systems. One blood donation has the possibility to save up to three lives.
The Hebron 9th Grade Campus
(Left to right) Sophomores Macy Scott, Kody Stines, Isabella Martin Del Campo and junior Emma Short rehearse “Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing” on the Hebron 9th Grade Campus cafeteria stage. The actors have been practicing every day during first period for about a month.

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