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Choir practices in the Auditorium during third period in preparation for the first in-person concert. The choir has been performing at different times in order to maintain proper COVID-19 safety protocols.
Senior Vaneeza Moloo rehearses during her third period orchestra class. Students are spaced apart and wearing masks while they practice.
Honor Society to implement changes for school year
Senior Camille Thomas guards an inbound pass during practice on Sept. 22. The team practices every day after school from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Senior Ali Niaz sets up donations for the clothing drive during third period on Dec. 4. Students are able to take clothes and food from the Hawk Pantry if needed.
Concert band rehearses choreography for their upcoming competition outside during third period. Due to the pandemic, the band’s show is shorter than previous years.
Fashion club to start at Hebron
Senior Shae Duggan learns the choreography to the “Cell Block Tango” during theater practice Nov. 17. Senior Page Hall was given the role as lead choreographer for the performance of “Chicago”.
Student organization, LISD S.E.E. to meet with administration
LISD holds 18th annual Adopt An Angel program
Freshman Nigel Duplessis practices the breaststroke during morning swim practice at the Eastside Aquatic Center. The team practices every day at 6:15 a.m. starting with dryland workouts.
Junior Kaitlin Castillo takes notes in her AP U.S. History class. Castillo said she doesn’t feel GPAs this year are balanced. “I did like my [class rank] improvement, but I wasn’t as happy and didn’t have as much pride in it because it didn’t mean as much if not everyone was at school,” Castillo said.
Sophomore Nate Mercer dribbles the ball toward the basket through a tough defense on Nov. 13. Mercer was a vital component of the team’s performance, as he had 10 points and four steals in the narrow win against Reedy high school.
Silver Wings to host virtual silent auction
The battery warms up prior to rehearsal on Nov. 6. The battery is a specific part of the drumline that marches their instruments on the field. Hebron’s battery is made up of bass drums, snare drums and quads.
Sophomore Julia Mcneil and junior Samantha Ising struggle for the ball during practice on Sept. 22. The team practices every day during third period.
Photo via Hawk Theatre Company Facebook
Student-created organization to discuss race issues
Senior Marianna Rooks plays the cello during orchestra practice. Many of the concerts, such as the cluster concert with the middle schools, have been cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Members of Ruckus and Rowdy cheer at last year’s homecoming football game. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the club does not have leaders, but members are still encouraged to participate.
Student Council seniors Dexter Mitchell, Sydney Stafford and Tamia Hatcher shout for a video of the “Hawk Pride Never Dies” chant. The video will be a clip in the virtual homecoming pep rally to be held on Nov. 13.
Hebron to Administer SAT and PSAT
LISD to present free family movie nights
The construction workers continue their schedule for building the arena. It is set to be done in 2021 after construction began in Sept. of 2019. "We

Olivia Yager, Reporter

October 14, 2020

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