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The student newspaper and broadcast of Cedar Park High School

The Wolfpack

The student newspaper and broadcast of Cedar Park High School

The Wolfpack

After running 5 kilometers, senior Sanil Desai finishes his cross country race at Vista Ridge. Desai will be attending Brown University in the fall to pursue an education in medicine. “The feeling of finishing a race is so rewarding,” Desai said. “Being involved in a variety of extracurriculars has taught me how to balance my time and be well rounded. These activities have also allowed me to be involved in my interests and the school.
Photo by Mai Cachila
Time to Scrub in
Mai Cachila, Reporter • May 24, 2024

His cursor hovers over the email...

Crossing her fingers tightly, senior Sophie Triche smiles proudly for her senior photo. Triche plans to attend Kilgore college and is hopeful to continue high kicking with the Rangerettes in the fall. “When I first saw the Rangerettes, I was enamored by how professional they were,” Triche said. “It made me absolutely fall in love with them and everything they do. I knew I wanted to dance after high school and the Rangerettes to me, feels like home. I could not be more excited when I made the official decision to try out and let my friends and family know that I was committed to be a hopeful for such a world renowned dance team.” Photo Courtesy of Sophie Triche
Kicking into History
Morgan Nabi, Guest Reporter • May 24, 2024

The hours of training, listening...

Instructing his students, tennis coach Randy Ballenger gives feedback on the dish in front of them. Ballenger has been teaching at Cedar Park for 19 years and just took on the introduction to culinary course this school year. “For the most part its been just a unique amazing work,” Ballenger said. “It’s the community that keeps me here, the people that I work with and just the encompassing school. Its just an amazing place and Im definitely rooted here for a while.”
Photo by Mai Cachila
Much More than a Coach
Mai Cachila, Reporter • May 23, 2024

After having coached tennis, taught...

Standing with his guitar during Garage Band practice, senior Trevor Von Wupperfeld smiles for the camera. Von Wupperfeld was a founding member of the club, along with a long line of other activities at Cedar Park that earned him the title of Most Involved. “All of the music programs at our school are very, very dedicated, Von Wupperfeld said. Its kind of an all or nothing type of deal. And I am not a big fan of the all or nothing. So I kinda found a garage band to house all of the musicians who didnt have a place in the school or people who didnt have a traditional instrument they played. We take guitarists and basses and all kinds of stuff.  Photo Courtesy of Trevor Von Wupperfeld
Rockstar President
Arav Neroth, Guest Reporter • May 23, 2024

From making music with his club...

Holding her debut novel Lorida, senior Lilly Stone poses with her self-published novel for her senior photos. Stone said that she is optimistic about what her future holds in the literary world, and is proud of how far she has come despite the odds. “It doesnt take a special skill set to write a book, and you don’t have to be anyone special to do it,” Stone said. “If you have the drive and motivation, you have to just keep pushing yourself to write even when you don’t feel like it, because, in the end, you will be proud of what you’ve accomplished.” Courtesy of Lilly Stone
Fresh Face in Fiction
Gaby Coutts, Guest Reporter • May 23, 2024

Starting by picking up a journal...

Waterloo swim instructor, Emler swim instructor, and Camp Hope leader are just some of the jobs available for students over the summer. Junior Clara Rabago will be working as a small group leader at Camp Hope for two weeks over the summer where she will be taking care of the children there and participating in activities such as church services, games, art, and science. “I’m excited to have my own kids this year,” Rabago said. “I like seeing how a kid will come in and be super shy, but then they come out all being friends. They’re so happy and energetic and it’s just cool to see how much these kids grow within a week.”
Free At Last... Or Maybe Not
Kaydence Wilkinson, Reporter • May 23, 2024

A blaring wake-up alarm rings out...

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Featured CPHS Artist

     Name: Holly Chisholm

     Class: Sophomore

     Artistic Mediums: Acrylic, Oil, Watercolor, Digital Paints

     Artistic Influences: Graffiti, Concept Art

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     What kinds of art do you make?

     I do lots of digital art, as well as paintings, obviously. I tend to work more with realistic concepts than abstract or non-objective art. I’d say my main subject matter would probably be people.

     When did you first start to make art?

     I started in second grade. My mom inspired me to get art lessons, and ever since then I’ve been practicing drawing and painting and everything.

     How would you say your art has changed since then?

     I’ve definitely gotten more to the point where I can really control the media more, and I’ve learned more of how to get my art to look like how I envision it in my head. It’s become more realistic and accurate, and I think I’ve developed more of a different, unique style.

     Have you been influenced by any artists? Who are they?

    I really like an artist called Beleskey, who is actually a graffiti spray paint artist. I really like his works, they remind me a little of Andy Warhol, only less having to do with pop culture, I guess. I also like Wayne Tebo.  I think the way he uses colors is really interesting.

     What do you do for fun (besides make art?)

      I like to hang out with friends and read. I also do martial arts, I hang out at church a lot, I like to go shopping and I love to go to the movies.

     Would you say those things influence your art in any way?

     Definitely reading and movies. More movies, because it’s a very visual medium. Also, video games, because a lot of times video games have really cool concept art. Mostly things that are realistic but at the same time also a little abstract.

     Are you enrolled in any art classes, or have you taken any in the past?

     I’m in Painting this year. I took Art I last year, and I also took some art classes over the summer, as well as a long time ago.

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