Humans of CP – Noah Hedges

Houston Fuller, Reporter
September 27, 2016

For many students it is very hard for them to balance school work and extracurricular activities. Noah Hedges (9th) gave insight on what it’s like to be in the Cedar Park High School drumline.

“It hypes me to work harder. All the older people in band really drive me to get better everyday, not only in band, but also in school and life. Being in band contributes to a lot in my life. It has taught me a lot of life skills.” –Noah Hedges

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Houston Fuller, Reporter

Houston Fuller is a junior and first year reporter for The Wolfpack. He enjoys music, photography and sleeping. Outside of being a reporter, Houston spends his free time by creating electronic dance music that no one listens to. You may have seen him on The Wolfcast, and seen how boring he is. He also loves self deprecating jokes and dogs. He really, really loves dogs.

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