Meet your 2019 Homecoming Queen Nominees and Duchesses

Meet your 2019 Homecoming Queen Nominees and Duchesses

October 11, 2019

 

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Texas Representative Interviewed By Eagle Vision Team
Texas Representative Interviewed By Eagle Vision Team
Theater Performs One Act Competition Play
Theater Performs One Act Competition Play
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Boylan Submissions Due
Education Foundation Awards Grants
Education Foundation Awards Grants
Senior Taeler Schilling bows to the audience as coronation prior to the announcement of the queen. She was later announced as the queen.
Students Name Coronation Queen
Senior Athletes' Sign to College
Senior Athletes' Sign to College
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Entertainment: Can you tell the difference? A.I. vs. Human writing
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Students to Take STAAR EOCs
From left to right, seniors Addison Frazier and Regan Wooten posing after the state meet. Frazier won the 132 weight class state championship and Wooten won the 181 weight class state championship.
Powerlifting Competes at State
Entertainment: How to Care for Bearded Dragons
Entertainment: How to Care for Bearded Dragons
Freshman Emma Deslatte performs her talent of dancing. She danced to Holland by Novo Amor.
Students Perform at Act XIV
Go Fund Me Supports Hospitalized Sophomore
Go Fund Me Supports Hospitalized Sophomore
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Students to take Group Photos
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Students to Perform at Talent Show
Debate team poses for photo with awards after the tournament. There were two finalist, junior Hailey Maccalous who placed 3rd in informative speaking, and sophomore Conner Stevens who placed 9th in Congressional debate, and 3 semifinalists, juniors Madison Barnes, Odin Burks, and senior Flor Mendez.
Debating Abroad
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Students to Take Fall Exams
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Students to Preform "Clue" Play
Isabelle Stanford hands the $800 check to a faculty member of the David Powell Community Food Pantry. "I chose to participate in the Empty Bowls event because I wanted to use my skills to give back to our community," Stanford said. "I enjoy being able to help others and this seemed like a great way to do so."
Art Students Donate to Food Pantry