From bus loop sales to calling for donations, clubs all over the campus partake in the hunt for capital. Since January is at its near end and February is due for its beginning, French Club is starting carnation sales for… Continue Reading →
To showcase their achievements and leadership, ROTC held their Annual Military Inspection (AMI) at 9 a.m. on Jan. 28. AMI is for the JROTC Area 18 Manager, Bill Hughen, to inspect the battalion and give it a rating based on… Continue Reading →
As the spring season approaches and a district win clinch from fall, the Varsity Tennis team hopes to continue where they left off. With renewed energy and strengthened adjustments, the team is focused on making this final season of the… Continue Reading →
With the start of a new year and a fresh season, the varsity boys’ soccer team celebrated a 4-1 victory against McCollum High School on Jan. 2. This win brings their overall record to 5-6 in the 2024-2025 season, setting… Continue Reading →
The cast of Grease gave an unforgettable performance on their closing night—a musical that captured their hard work, showcasing their passion for the art of theatre to the audience in the Marshall auditorium, Jan. 17. “Performing the first two shows… Continue Reading →
Band’s annual Holiday Concert took place at 7 p.m. on Dec. 10 in the auditorium. Both the symphonic band, a larger band consisting of many members with different skill sets, and the wind ensemble, a smaller group consisting of more… Continue Reading →
Team success is often highlighted, whether it’s the 90’s Bulls, the Pats’ Super Bowl victories in the 2000s, or FC Barcelona. Coaches play a crucial role, shaping players into champions. Emilio Garza, the new JV soccer coach this year shares… Continue Reading →
Receiving the All-Tournament Honors Nov. 16 at the Battle on the Border tournament in Del Rio, Point Guard Senior Jai Lopez played a huge game against Corpus Carroll dropping 34 points and 14 rebounds, showing his exceptional skills and leading… Continue Reading →
Within the start of winter sports, the girls Junior Varsity and Freshman basketball team hope to set an example as they plan to make their way to the top. “Our strategy this year at all levels is to focus on… Continue Reading →
Once a year in spring and fall ROTC has a barbecue to raise money, mainly for the annual military ball. Military ball is similar to prom but it’s only for ROTC students. The barbecue works the same way as a… Continue Reading →
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