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The Wolfpack

The student newspaper and broadcast of Cedar Park High School

The Wolfpack

No Mo’ Polo

Caleb Taylor and Katie Whitmarsh February 16, 2023

After the recent district decision to demote water polo’s status from an official UIL sport to an unsponsored club, many students have taken to social media, the Wolfcast and even district school board...

From left to right, junior Cason Johnson and seniors Ryan Green, Caleb Taylor and Anthony Luparello stand in front of the screen where their movie was projected during the premiere. The Premiere was held at Milburn Park on Jan. 14 and can also be viewed on YouTube. “It was very surreal to present the movie in front of a lot of people that I knew,” Green said. “It was a surreal experience because up to that point, it was just us looking at this movie. But we got to share it with a bunch of people and the surreal part was people reacting to the movie. That was really cool to watch and see people laugh at the jokes that we wrote. It was very satisfying.”

The Final Cut

Madison Shields, Editor February 16, 2023

Every tenth grader and above in Texas needs a Verification of Enrollment Form in order to get a driver’s license. But what if there was only one VOE left? Planning out a heist to steal it isn’t the...

Standing in front of Buckingham Palace in London, England, freshman Arthur Ce smiles as he holds a mug depicting the late Queen Elizabeth II. Alongside the mug, Ce is also holding onto his familiar chicken satchel. [The chicken bag] mostly makes people laugh, but I also think I look pretty good in it, Ce said. Last year at the high school banquet, my friend Annie had this really cool chicken purse, so as a joke, I asked her to buy me one, but during the summer, she actually did get me one. (Photo Courtesy of Arthur Ce)

The Curious Case of Arthur Ce

Anthony Luparello, Reporter February 15, 2023

Before he leaves his house, he slips on his Willy Wonka jacket, slides his geometric shaped glasses onto his face and grabs one of his three chicken bags. Coming into his first year of high school,...

State level competition eight times, top three finishes seven of those eight times in four different sports, two state championships back to back and one undefeated season last year. Spanish Teacher Rebecca Zabel-Brewer made many achievements during her time as a coach and felt she had made it far enough in her career to stop and focus on her family. “I chose to stop coaching because I have two sons who are athletes,” Brewer said. “I realized that coaching and following their athletic careers were opposing goals. There was no longer room in my life for both of those things, I was going to have to choose one or the other. It was an easy choice. I love my sons and I want the front row seat to bear witness to their athletic careers.”

An Easy Choice

Kassidy Wilkinson, Reporter February 14, 2023

The squeak of tennis shoes on the gym floor. The hand pulling up a fallen teammate. The smell of sweat dripping from the victor's jersey. The radiant light of the final score. The beam of pride in a parent's...

“Missing” is a film written and directed by Nicholas Johnson and Will Merrick, where a girl’s mother goes missing after a weekend vacation with her new boyfriend.  It was released on January 20 and can be watched at multiple movie theaters as of right now.  It can also be watched on Netflix, Roku, Disney+, and other streaming platforms in the future.

Where’s My Mom

Cyrus Van Sickle, Reporter February 13, 2023

I feel like everyone has thought about their parents or other family members going missing at least once in their life. It’s bad enough that I get worried whenever they randomly go somewhere without...

The 2021 -2022 Medical Reserve Corps team poses for a photo alongside their first-aid kits. The first-aid kits were prototypes specifically meant for use by the visually impaired, an issue Liu became aware of after researching Hurricane Harvey. I saw reports of displacement of visually impaired and blind people during natural disasters like Hurricane Harvey,” Liu said. “Something as small as a power outage or a tornado - it’s hard for people who can see to get through it, let alone people who can’t see. I noticed that a lot of [the visually impaired] were dependent upon their caretakers, so I wanted to make them more independent in the case of an emergency.” (Photo Courtesy of Ryan Liu)

Helping One Kit At a Time

Jaden Kolenbrander, Editor February 13, 2023

Without the right knowledge and training, anyone is unprepared for a medical emergency. That's why senior Ryan Liu brought the Medical Reserve Corps to the school to help. The MRC is a national network...

Posing with her stores mascot, senior Jessica Jones promotes her art of taxidermy. Jones has been involved in the taxidermy business for six years, starting when she was only 12 years old. She now owns her own self-run business that has proven to be successful and earning her around $10,000 per year. “I mean you get attached to all of them, its sentimental,” Jones said. “It was an animal at some point, it lived a whole life and now it’s here and we’re using all of these artistic fields- sculpture, drawing, painting- to bring it back to life in a way, and doing it very artistically. People don’t realize how artistic it is.” (Photo Courtesy of Jessica Jones)

Not So Strange and Unusual

Isa Morgan, Reporter February 10, 2023

From an avid anti-taxidermist to starting a successful career in it, senior Jessica Jones didn’t expect a bunny pelt from the Yellowstone National Park gift shop to be the discovery point of her love...

The second season of the popular show called “Ginny and Georgia” was just recently released on Jan. 5, 2023. It became the number one tv show on Netflix for a few weeks and remains the current number on TV shows in the United States. I would recommend this show to anyone in highschool or older who enjoys drama shows that keep you on the edge of your seat.

Like Mother, Like Daughter

Penny Moreno, Reporter February 7, 2023

As I scrolled through Netflix a new notification had just popped up on my screen and said “Season Two of Ginny and Georgia on Netflix.” Although I was reluctant at first, I clicked on the new season...

Posing at the bottom of our staircase, I smile at the camera in late June of 2010 as Harrison decides that the first step of the stairs is a good place for beauty sleep. Here I was four and Harrison was five years old, and the red stuff on our faces was some ribs that we had just eaten. Well, more like smeared on our faces. (Photo Courtesy of Shirley Williams)

Roundhouse Rivalry

Heidi Williams, Reporter January 31, 2023

Almost every day there is something new to fight about with my siblings. Though two out of my four siblings aren’t around the house anymore, our family group chat never seems to disappoint when it comes...

The Old Men and Me

Kacey Miller, Reporter January 31, 2023

By the time I bought my ticket for the 3:10 p.m. showing of “A Man Called Otto” at the Cinemark on Saturday, the only seat left was G11; the center seat in the top row. When I got to my seat about...

Getting Verified

Anthony Luparello, Reporter January 27, 2023

Since the age of seven, I have been so fascinated by creating videos in order to tell engaging stories, a passion that I have to this day. While a ton of fun, something that I’ve always yearned for was...

“Avatar: The Way of Water” was released on Dec. 16 2022. Directed by James Cameron, the “Avatar” sequel features an updated cast. The production and animation was fantastic, however the three and a half hour length made it a bit difficult to watch fully through in the movie theatre. Considering its unoriginal plot, unnecessary length, and fantastic production, I’d rate this film a 6 out of 10. (Movie stills courtesy of 20th Century Studios)

Watching the Way of Water

Iliana Tangarova, Reporter January 27, 2023

I grew up watching the first “Avatar” movie. I remember my five-year-old self sitting in the IMAX theatre, anticipating the speakers to boom with sound and the screen to explode in hues of blue. My...

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