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The 2018-19 yearbook staff and editors.

See You Next Yearbook

Ryan Turner, Copy Editor
April 25, 2019
Boise, Idaho; a perfect place for the next major league team.

Idaho Needs Baseball

Tyler Taylor, Staffer
March 22, 2019
Next Wed., over 800 juniors will take the SAT during school.

Countdown to SAT

Ryan Turner, Copy Editor
March 5, 2019
The senior seminary class listens to a lesson by seminary teacher Greg Garrick.

New Schedule, Teachers for Seminary Students

Ryan Turner, Copy Editor
December 12, 2018
Pro-Streaming

Pro-Streaming

Ryan Turner, Copy Editor
September 28, 2018
VASE was held Feb. 17, and artworks were later put on display in the Klein Collins library.

All about that VASE

Ryan Turner, Staff Writer
April 5, 2018
Job Shadow Day 2018

Job Shadow Day 2018

Emma Caldwell , Advertising Manager
January 12, 2018
Dog's Best Friend

Dog’s Best Friend

Emma Caldwell , Staff Writer
December 6, 2017
Nearing its fifth season, “Voltron: Legendary Defender” has successfully brought justice to its original “Voltron: Defender of the Universe”.

Why “Voltron: Legendary Defender” Is a Good Reboot

Elena Mexicano, Staff Writer
December 6, 2017
Senior Zachary Tidwell does a power slide, a move used in competitive inline speed skating. “My family has been really supportive of me skating, and hasn’t really been against it except for when I broke my leg,” Tidwell said. “They were just scared I was going to hurt my leg again when I got back [in the rink].”

A Need For Speed Skating

Kristen Conklin, Webmaster
November 7, 2017
Latin students prepare for competition by using the Certamen machine before school starts. “I care about the impact of winning,” sophomore Arham Salman said. “Mr. Drugan puts in a lot of time to make the Quizlets, and it would kind of be a bummer if we didn’t win. We want to make Drugan proud.”

Latin competes in first competition of the year

Kristen Conklin, Webmaster
November 4, 2017
A student's first report card also doubles as their first eligibility report. “After [Hurricane] Harvey, most every student is cramming more work and stress into completing four weeks of assignments in the space of two,” sophomore Joshua Swafford said. “Nobody deserves to be put through that, but the eligibility check at week six forced students with passions like band or football to double down and bring their grades up, which probably paved the way for a successful post-Harvey end of a marking period.”

UIL Eligibility Issued Before End of Marking Period

Elena Mexicano, Staff Writer
November 2, 2017
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