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Senior Makena Butler poses with one of her spray paint pieces. She is wearing a mask to protect against Covid-19.

[Photo] Senior starts business to help family

May 22, 2020
Hawkapella performs at the first Hawk Culture Festival.

[Photo] Choir holding virtual banquet

May 16, 2020
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[Photo] Class of COVID-19

May 16, 2020
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[Photo] Books to read under quarantine

April 18, 2020
SAT dates have been postponed leading to some schools becoming test-optional.

[Photo] Juniors adapt to adjusted admissions process prompted by Covid-19

April 16, 2020
Students can pick up art kits on March 31 from 12-2 p.m.

[Photo] Art teachers to hand out art kits Tuesday

March 30, 2020
Lin holds a sign with the word undocumented on it.

[Photo] Undocumented

March 13, 2020
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[Photo] Hawk Theatre Company to compete in One Act

March 5, 2020
Freshman Shorey Nguyen swings at a pitch during practice in fourth period. Softball usually has games on Tuesdays and Fridays.

[Photo] Softball looking for young players to step up as season begins

March 5, 2020
Sophomore Seth Padakandla looks over his debate topics. Debate practices during fourth period and every Tuesday after school.

[Photo] Debate advances to TFA state

March 2, 2020
Students from the University of Dallas represent West African culture through a series of dances at the Hawk Fest on Feb. 29.

[Photo] Opinion: Black History Month is important

February 29, 2020
Seniors John Pham, El Champion, Lauren Santaella and junior Claire Song admire a piece on the gallery floor. The floor was split into different divisions, 1-4, based on the amount of art credits a student has.

[Photo] Six students advance to VASE state competition

February 24, 2020
Student merging into the main lane in the upper parking lot to leave school. Usually when the traffic is worse, these merging lanes create big issues.

[Photo] Parking needs to improve

February 12, 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.”

[Photo] Vaulting to Success

January 28, 2020
Counselors Kim Clingan and Justin Fields chat in the main hallway. Class registration information will be made available on Jan. 21 in order to to know what classes students want. “So this gives a chance for students to actually see what their fall and spring schedules are before school gets out this year,” Clingan said.

[Photo] School to implement arena scheduling for junior class

January 21, 2020
Junior Michelle Arriaga helps coordinate a scene for the musical, “The Little Mermaid.” Head director Ramina Mirmortazavi chose to direct the musical this year instead of Heitzman because of her love for “The Little Mermaid.”

[Photo] Theater experiences changes after director leaves

January 1, 2020
Sophomore Trinty Smith blocks junior Camille Thomas during practice in third period. The first district game was on Dec. 13

[Photo] Girls basketball to face Coppell tomorrow

December 16, 2019
Tian Tian, the Smithsonian Zoo’s only male panda, rests on the ground. Do to worldwide efforts to breed pandas, they are no longer extinct. “So in the time that I’ve worked with pandas, which is around 19 years, they’ve gone from being endangered to being vulnerable, which is two steps up on the ISUN scale,” keeper Nicole MacCorkle said. “That also means that we are doing a really good job at protecting the habitats for all the animals. We are increasing animals and ultimately trying to release them back into the wild.”

[Photo] Photo Story: endangered animals at the National Zoo

November 22, 2019
The Puffs gathers around Cedric as he tells them about the house cup. The Puffs have always gotten fourth in the competition, so they make it their goal to be “third or nothing.”

[Photo] Photo Gallery: “Puffs” dress rehearsal

November 19, 2019
Despite good intentions , advisorys forced lesson lead to disengagement in some classrooms. In a poll of 100 students, 86% said they believe their advisory is not accomplishing its stated goal.

[Photo] Staff Editorial: It is time to re-think advisory

November 4, 2019
Counselor Marlene Hood assists a student with her schedule before 1st period starts. The counseling department is hosting a workshop to fill out the FAFSA on Monday.

[Photo] Counseling department to host financial aid workshop Monday

October 18, 2019
Hebron alumni Kanza Jafri recites “Things We Carry on the Sea,” a poem by Wang Ping to illustrate immigrant hardships. Jafri is a member of Who is Hussain. “This rally [was] a way of bringing awareness to [the detainment of children],” Jafri said. “It’s a part of our society and it’s something that’s around us; people seem to only talk about [or] it care about it when it’s in the media, but they don’t actually look at the truth or behind the scenes.”

[Photo] Photo Gallery: Rally for detained migrant children

October 1, 2019
A Nike employee leads sophomore Breanna Britton, who is blindfolded, toward an obstacle course made of Nike shoe boxes.

[Photo] Photo Gallery: Living Well Expo

September 18, 2019
Freshman Isabella Garcia runs in a track workout with the team. Cross country does these on Tuesdays and Thursdays to work on speed and endurance to improve the runners’ paces. “Honestly I’m really excited to race with the team,” Garcia said. “None of the freshmen have really raced a 5k, so it’s going to be a really fun season. I can’t wait to break some new personal records and hopefully go to state with my team.”

[Photo] Cross country to compete at Marcus I Invitational Saturday

August 30, 2019
A construction worker drills holes in cement to lay a metal foundation on August 8th. Construction began at the end of the last school year.

[Photo] Breaking New Ground

August 27, 2019
Sophomore Emory Coscia practices bumping the ball after school. The volleyball team practiced on August 14 from 4-5:30. “ [Practice] is just a way to get better at your skills and a way to improve for your team,” Coscia said.

[Photo] Volleyball to continue season with Volleypalooza tournament

August 22, 2019
Senior Tanya Jagan holds up the petition arguing for rank order in graduation. Jagan gave it to Finch on April 11.

[Photo] Petition settles decision to keep graduation in rank order

April 18, 2019
Senior Brandon Lee throws a ball at the opposing team.

[Photo] Photo Gallery: Seniors vs. Faculty Dodgeball

March 26, 2019
Senior Drake Boggan readies himself for the pitch. Hebron was playing against Arlington Martin on Feb 21.

[Photo] Baseball to host Lewisville-Hebron tournament

March 8, 2019
Junior Paul Lewis practices foil. Paul will compete in the Junior Olympic National Championships Feb. 15-18.

[Photo] On point

February 13, 2019
The Bowery Beauties (senior McKenna Chamberlain, junior Lauren Hanifan and sophomore Sofia Solis) perform to the song Dont Come A-Knocking. The trio also plays the nuns earlier in the show.

[Photo] Photo Gallery: “Newsies” dress rehearsal

January 19, 2019
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[Photo] Theater to perform “Newsies” this weekend

January 19, 2019
This is the blue lemonade. The picture doesnt really do it justice.

[Photo] New cafe on Hebron great after-school hangout spot

December 4, 2018
Sophomore David Deal tries to get past Lovejoys defense. JV played a scrimmage game on Nov 6 at Hebron.

[Photo] Boys basketball to kick off season at Byron Nelson

November 9, 2018
Sophomore Nathan Drew cheers at the pep rally held on October 5th. The cheerleading team attends many school events to bring spirit and excitement to football games and more. “I cheer at all the JV games: football, volleyball, basketball, all of those,” he said. “We do pep rallies too, and if the school has a fundraiser event, we’re there.”

[Photo] Five, Six, Seven, Nate

October 9, 2018
A man was shot outside of the stadium on September 27 during the JV game. There will be security at the JV games for the rest of the season.

[Photo] School implementing changes after shooting at football game

October 5, 2018
Teachers and staff work on deploying new iPads to students. iPad deployment will continue on throughout the week.

[Photo] Hebron to receive updates from 2017 bond package

September 24, 2018
Senior Connor Willis practices after school with senior Amy Nam and freshman Micheal Harris. Tennis lost to Marcus 6-13.

[Photo] Tennis to compete against Richland Friday after loss to Marcus

September 14, 2018
Students board the bus to NTTBF and wait for others to arrive. The bus left a little after 7:30 a.m.

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Fans wait in a line to get books signed. Signing started at 3:30 p.m.

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Cartoonist Jeffrey Brown signs his name on a four-panel comic as part of a competition. He was teamed up with Nathan Hale against Vera Brosgol and Jen Wang.

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Authors Leigh Bardugo, Sarah Rees Brennan, Cinda Williams Chima, Stephanie Garber, Claire Legrand and Sabaa Tahir introduce themselves for the Brave New World Panel. All of them have written young adult fantasy like “Six of Crows,” “Furyborn” and “An Ember in the Ashes.”

[Photo] Photo Gallery: NTTBF 2018

April 23, 2018
Sophomores Ashley Kang, Julia Do and Fernanda Galvez wait for the “Brave New World” panel to begin. The first people who walked in for this panel got a free book by one of the authors in the panel.

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Latin club has a meeting to discuss plans for state. There are 25 members advancing to state.

[Photo] Latin Club members advance to state April 13-14

April 7, 2018
Students ask questions to emergency physician Dr. Bond. He gave a presentation in room 2150.

[Photo] School holding career fair after spring break

March 19, 2018
Attorney Jasmine Crockett speaks about cases she has had in the past. Crockett was the guest speaker for the event.

[Photo] Photo Gallery: Black History Month 2/16

February 20, 2018
Showtime performs Dont Touch My Hair. The event took place in the auditorium and was hosted by the Black History Month Committee.

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Showtime performs Fade at the celebration. This was the first dance of the event.

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Showtime members form a circle during one of their dances. The theme of the celebration was sankofa.

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Senior Inaya Kara works on a project with Interior Design I teacher Jacqueline Rans. Kara is in the pilot class for Interior Design II.

[Photo] School offering new courses next year

February 13, 2018
Tennis began its spring season on Feb 2. Tournaments are all day on Fridays.

[Photo] Tennis begins spring season

February 5, 2018
Actors sing Here On Who during rehearsal. This song is in the first act of Seussical.

[Photo] Making of a musical

December 12, 2017
Sophomores and freshmen do not have ranks on their transcripts. The decision to make class ranks optional on transcripts will be Dec. 11.

[Photo] Class rank practice being evaluated

December 11, 2017
Elliott leaves the BIC classroom. Elliott was in BIC during Freshman year.

[Photo] Lifelong roller coaster

November 13, 2017
Sophomores Drake De Leon and Edmer Banegas play the viola. They are both in symphonic orchestra.

[Photo] Orchestra to perform cluster concert Nov. 9

November 8, 2017
Sophomore April Nguyen practices for the concert along with other students. She plays the viola in symphonic orchestra.

[Photo] Orchestra to hold concert on Oct.19

October 18, 2017
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