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Hawks Uncovered
Senior Anna Garcia plays Ted in the North Texas Performing Arts Collegiate Pursuits’ production of “Peter and the Starcatcher.”
After one year teaching at Hebron, lifetime nutrition & wellness and child development teacher Meredith Perkins has decided to go back to her roots. Perkins is an alumnus at Lewisville High School and will be teaching family consumer science there to seniors next school year.
After three years of teaching at Hebron, business management teacher Sherry Gowarty has decided to retire. Gowarty started teaching at Hebron in the beginning of COVID-19 and plans to travel around the world with her family upon retiring.
Seniors Melody Ebrahimi and Josh Park stand next to each other after they were announced as prom queen and king. Ebrahimi and Park are both heavily involved in school as the class president and the president of HASA.
Feature Stories
Diaz poses with his family: his wife Melinda Diaz and sons, Alejandro and Gabriel Diaz. (Photo provided by Roland Diaz)
Junior Izzy Frederick holds a photo of herself when she was younger. Though she maintained high grades throughout her GT classes as a child, Izzy fell into “the wrong crowd” in middle school and her grades, along with her mental health, began to decline. “Life just got hard,” Izzy said. “Everything got dark.”
Black Student Union (BSU) vice president Harmonie Lane (left) and president Kionna Johnson (right) pose for a photo together in BSU shirts. On Sept. 6, Black Student Union announced its first all women officer team, led by Johnson and Lane.
Jose looks back on past memories, reminiscing over the time he’s spent with family. “I’m very upset [to see him go to college soon] because, when he’s gone, I won’t have anyone to talk to,” Jose’s sister, Genesis Gallegos, said. “But I will be very proud of him.”
Multi-Feature
As Homecoming draws to a close, one out of five nominees will be named queen at the Homecoming football game.
In the midst of a nationwide teacher shortage, the school hired 26 new teachers this summer. Here’s a look at nine of them.
Secretary and office assistant Vicki Olivier, English teacher Kimberly Nickerson and special education teacher Karen Cummings are among the school’s six teacher retirees this year. Cummings and Olivier have worked at Hebron for 18 years, while Nickerson has been at the school for eight.
Seniors Chan-hee Kim and Jose Gallegos and Juniors Steven Solis-Welch, Noorain Aziz and Kaitlyn Nguyen were chosen as the 2023 Drum Major team April 21st.

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