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Defending the goal from her opponents, varsity team captain and senior Shelby Hayes moves her way down the court during varsitys open practice. Hoopfest, a fundraiser held for girls basketball on Oct. 23, consisted of open practices, a free throw competition and barbecue plates. It is honestly incredible how much money we raised from Hoopfest, and I would like to thank all the people in the community who donated and helped support our program,” Hayes said. This would not have been possible without you.
With the Halloween season just around the corner, horror and mystery books are becoming the go-to at the library. Some good spooky season reads include IT by Stephen King and Home Before Dark by Riley Sager.
Once again, Netflix takes the world by storm with it’s newest original series ‘Squid Game’. After gaining popularity through TikTok, the show has proven to be well received by older and teenage audiences alike. The result being one of Netflix’s fastest growing original series ever. With its beautiful cinematography and complex storyline, there’s something to be found enjoyable by everyone who watches.
Playing the guitar, Gene Simmons performs as flames shoot out behind him. This is just one of the many times he was lifted on the platform. The 72-year-old musician created the band KISS in 1972 with lead singer Paul Stanley.
Posing for senior pictures, senior Callie Hobbs shows her dedication to FFA with her District Officer jacket. Hobbs started FFA in the fall of 2016 when she was in seventh grade, and as a Junior FFA member, she raised show swine and went to shows around the county as well and around Texas. “I wanted to take pictures with my cattle to show off the livestock projects that I have spent months training, preparing, and showing,” Hobbs said. “These pictures serve as a way to look back on past memories and to give me a chance to see what my animals look like when the judge sees them from a different angle. Sometimes it is hard to know what to change or fix about my animal until I can see them from a different angle, but it’s hard to do that when I’m walking them so the pictures can help to show me what to improve.”
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Posing for a photo, Junior Eliska Bujnochova holds her head up for her friend. Among other activities, Bujnochova is a camp counselor in the Czech Republic where she works with kids. I love working at the camp with those kids, Bujnochova said.
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Senior Parker Forbes posing for a soccer photo. After his initial college choice of Appalachian State University removed their soccer program due to COVID-19, Forbes is enrolling in the University of Louisville playing for their Division 1 mens soccer team. I knew God had a plan for me and that he would place me exactly where he wanted me, Forbes said. I’m super excited for what’s to come, and I’m so blessed and grateful to be playing at the University of Louisville.
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Finally done with high school, senior Lilly McPherson can be seen tossing her graduation cap in the air. According to McPherson, changing schools was very difficult for her since she went to a private school and went from a class of 35 to around 500 people, so she said making it into tennis was a bit harder when she moved, since there were more people. I took a break from tennis because I was scared I wouldn’t be good enough for making the team, but I got over my fear and tried out and I kept playing because it was the sport that I loved the most, McPherson said.
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The student newspaper and broadcast of Cedar Park High School
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