Sariah Sings
Kaley Johnson, Reporter
December 6, 2019
Since her second-grade production of the annual thanksgiving play "The Pilgrim Plantation," freshman Sariah Reed has been doing musical theatre and has loved performing ever since. After playing the lead last year in the Cedar Park Middle School production of "Mary Poppins," Reed started her freshman ye...
Shoutout to my X
Isaiah Prophet, Reporter
December 5, 2019
She’s an artist, a model and a runner. Sophomore Xanthe Sparkman does it all and according to Sparkman, she excels in all of the activities she does. Over the course of her life she has made over thirty drawings and has raced over twenty two races and walked twelve catwalks. Running is litera...
The Key to Success
Lacie Perry, Reporter
December 4, 2019
Leadership; Leading and teaching a group of people, sharing new and old experiences, and taking part in opportunities together as a team. Leadership was designed for those who want to help others, and for sophomore Barbara Sylvester her role as a leader has just begun. Sylvester takes part in a club called Key Cl...
Living a Technology Infused Life
Addy Bates, Reporter
November 28, 2019
When he’s not helping behind the scenes for the Wolfcast, building robots, or helping computer science with all things tech related, junior Travis Weir is helping younger children learn the ins and outs of robot building. Since a young age, Weir said he has always been fascinated by working with t...
Three’s A Charm
Kieren Garner, Reporter
November 25, 2019
Many students have a younger or older brother or sister, maybe even multiple, but sophomore Natalie Cohen is a triplet with her siblings, Olivia and Jacob. While living with two other kids your age could seem intimidating, Cohen said that she really enjoys being a triplet. “Being a triplet giv...
Mastering his Craft
Noah Hedges, Reporter
November 20, 2019
In the spring of 2018, current sophomore Chris Masters stood behind a large crowd of people in the Cedar Park band hall, waiting to see the placements for the coming marching season. Masters had been working nonstop on his technique and his craft, and it all led up to the day he made the snare line ...
Sing to Me
Addie Dawson, Reporter
November 20, 2019
Her melodies ring out through the house, the car, the shower and any other space imaginable. Freshman Sophie Dawson never stops singing, and her love for music has no limit. Dawson developed a passion for music and singing at an early age, her friends and family learning quickly of her vocal ...
Dancing Her Own Way
Ava Caldwell, Reporter
November 14, 2019
Dance, a creative art form that comes in many different genres, can bring different emotions to different people. For junior Sanjana Krish, taking part of classical Indian dance called Bharatanatyam, allows her to do just that. “My favorite part of Bharatanatyam is the expression and the p...
Posing for a Picture
Ally JohnPress, Reporter
November 13, 2019
Clicking heels against the runway floor and outfits flowing in the slight breeze. Big smiles and perfect hair shine in the spotlight. All eyes are on her as she struts down the runway, confidence radiating from every point. For sophomore Aleksae Watson, this is just an average day at work. Her int...
Straight to the Point
Morgan Kasel, Reporter
November 12, 2019
Sword fighting may seem like something meant only for Musketeer movies and adventure books, however, for sophomore Tamara Eslava, fencing has become more than something out of a fantasy; it has become a major part of her life. "At first I was kind of scared thinking I would never get the hang...
A Leap of Faith
Estefani Rios, Editor-in-Chief
November 8, 2019
Following several interviews, speeches and performances, while sitting at her kitchen table having dinner on, junior Rylee Tonacao received unexpected news. After initially auditioning to become First Lieutenant, Tonacao was chosen as the next Celebrities captain. “I screamed,”...
The High School Boy Wears Prada
Kieren Garner, Reporter
November 7, 2019
It’s not uncommon for students in high school to have jobs. Whether it’s working in fast food or the local movie theater, it is often expected that students work. But senior Robert Sears has an unusual job that consists of flying abroad, cameras and his own face. Sears began his modeling career at the end o...
