Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Hebron High School News Online

The Hawk Eye
Hawks Uncovered
Junior Nigel Gudgeon will be a drum major for the 2025-2026 school year. He said his outgoing and spontaneous energy was part of what landed him the position.
Junior Rubyna Jooma will be a drum major for the 2025-2026 school year. She said her involvement in leadership brought her to where she is today.
Junior lieutenant Ryann Phillips will be the captain of Silver Wings next school year. Phillips has been dancing since she was 2 years old, and has been a member of the Silver Wings since her freshman year. (Photo provided by Ryann Phillips)
Senior Keane Nair poses as Gomez during the promotional shoot for the musical. His character is the protagonist who faces a dilemma on whether or not to keep a secret from his wife and break a tradition of truth that has lasted all 25 years of their marriage.
Feature Stories
Senior Christian David began his clothing business, “Pau,” October of his sophomore year. Christian said he wants to create clothes that individuals can wear with pride — pieces that reflect their identity.
Sophomore Kinnick Kooken poses with a water polo ball in the arena. She trains with the USA Olympic Development Program along with her Texas Mavericks water polo team.
Senior Will Liles plays lacrosse at practice May 8. Will has been on the lacrosse team since his junior year, and he is committed to play at Dallas Baptist University next year.
Sophomore Dua Rizvi started a coffee business simply because of her love for coffee. She announced the business April 23, and launched it April 28.
Multi-Feature
With competition season finished, the robotics team members pursue their own projects. Here are some of the members’ stories.
The girls basketball team ended its season last week, which marked the conclusion of the first full season for four new assistants. Here are the stories of the coaches behind the team.
As athletes prepare for life after high school, they decide whether or not they will continue pursuing their sport on a collegiate level. Here are some seniors who have made their formal commitment.
(Left to right) Swayam Rath, Allison Shea and Nathan Araya are the top three people in the graduating class of 2024. Graduation will be on June 2 at the Dallas Star at 12 p.m.