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Favorite Project: While enrolled in Drawing Fundamentals, Leiting was able to participate in art activities such as grid drawings. “I would definitely say Faith’s pencil grid drawing is probably my favorite project that Faith has done so far,” Mrs. Oliver said. “She did a tremendous job at showing the perspective and going into depth with the picture.”

Art In the Classroom

Lauren Eurich, Design Editor
October 29, 2020
Open Mind: Meeting new people has taught senior Madi Nash (21) how to have a good time and go with the flow. “Keep an open mind,” Nash said. “I was very hesitant to be open when I went on my first mission trip just because I didn’t know anybody and I am more of a reserved person. Me keeping an open mind on the trip is what made me have such a good time.”

Her Mission: Giving Back in Times of Need

Lauren Eurich, Design Editor
October 29, 2020
Sense of Adventure: While heading across campus, Ben Randall (19) rides his bike. Im going down the niche path of an adventure journalist. Through the triathlons and endurance sports I do, it’s very easy to get sponsorship where I can promote content for companies while doing the athletic passions I have, Randall said. His current major is in journalism with a concentration in public relations and advertising.

Former Dragon Takes Flight

Zane Mrozla-Mindrup, Copy Editor
October 28, 2020
In his first game action since his second ACL tear, Connor Bulgrin hauls in a touchdown. It was really exciting to participate in a game like situation, Bulgrin said. I did not expect to produce so much offense. He finished the scrimmage with two catches for two touchdowns and over 100 yards.

Staff Member’s Resilient Recovery

Matthew McKinney, Staff Reporter
September 9, 2020
Since his freshman year, Zane Mrozla-Mindrup has been an intelligent and impactful team member of the quiz bowl team. Zane has been on the quiz bowl team for the past two years since he was a freshman, quiz bowl sponsor Rick Arch said. He seeked out the quiz bowl team, but his middle school teachers had recommended him so I probably would have found him if he hadnt come into practice. You need to be extremely knowledgeable but also a good teammate to be a part of quiz bowl. He is both.

Newspaper From Within

Lauren Eurich, Design Editor
August 25, 2020
College is on the horizon for Lauren Eurich and she continues to look more into her future.“I really liked Arizona State and other Arizona schools,” Eurich (21) said. “I am also really interested in a study abroad program called Semester at Sea. I really like the idea of taking a cruise and being out at sea, but still being able to take college classes.

End of the Line

Zane Mrozla-Mindrup, Reporter
August 25, 2020
Though Bayleigh Koch (21) was unable to tour ASU or go to the New York Times Academy she didn’t allow her to get down. “I improved in my writing by not just writing word vomit,” Koch said. “I also able to read the Graces and The Curses by Laure Eve” She spent her time learning and improving in her hobbies.

Summer in Quarantine

Gabriella Goday, Staff Reporter
August 25, 2020
Brick Wall: Playing Goalie, Matthew McKinney(21) focuses on the puck. I have played hockey for all four years of high school, McKinney said. So I dont think balancing that with newspaper should be too much of a struggle.

Senior All In On Sports

Connor Bulgrin, Editor-In-Chief
August 24, 2020
Life as a Barista: Kaleigh Zollman (22) poses for a photo in her Scooters uniform before heading to work. Since I started work in May, I had to wear a mask for six to seven hours, Zollman said. This made coming back to school a lot easier because I am used to wearing a mask now. This school year, Zollman plans on continuing to work at Scooters and hopes that it will not conflict with her busy schedule of newspaper and show choir.

Overcoming Obstacles

Kalei Renner, Photo Editor
August 24, 2020
Perfect Shot; Ive been doing photography for about four years, Gabriella Goday (21) said. I was able to spend a lot more time and get better shots of landscapes since there wasnt a lot of people around. I wouldnt say I perfected it but I definitely gained more knowledge about it.

Quarantine Hobbies

Ansley Gydesen, Staff Reporter
August 24, 2020
FRESH FINDS: Finding new places with her friends became an entertaining hobby for junior Kalei Renner. over the summer. It’s a giant map of your area and places around you and you can tap on different geocaches and then you go to them, Renner said. It’ similar to a scavenger hunt. Geocaches are never supposed to be taken from their location. Pictured: Hailey Wojtas

Heading Outdoors

Kaleigh Zollman, Editor
August 24, 2020
Mrs. Lori Rewczuk working a 4th of July event in the summer of 2019.

An Inside Look of the Effects COVID-19 On a Small Business

Peyton Rewczuk, Editor In Chief
May 18, 2020
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