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Paddling up a storm

Albina Juncaj, Staff Writer
March 3, 2025
Albina Juncaj
“Year after year, the cardboard boat races bring out the best in student innovation and sportsmanship,” said auto shop teacher Kmett
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Albina Juncaj
Students showcase their team building skills and creativity in this year's cardboard boat races. Engineering and design, autoshop, woodshop and Physics all participate in this display of hard work.
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Alec Barry hosts the 29th annual trivia day. He is the first student leader to run this activity in the program’s history, according to Spanish teacher Monica Klesko.
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On Wednesday, Jan. 29 principal Brandon Manzella along with student representatives, seniors Luke Masternardi and Isabella Standlick participate in the Swinehart field groundbreaking ceremony. They shoveled up dirt in front of Swinehart field and threw it up to symbolize the stadiums new beginning.
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In the school parking lot, senior Kayla Livingston looks at the aftermath of the burning houses. “I think it turned out good. My friend and I worked on it for a while. We put a lot of decorations in it. It burned very well, weirdly.” She wishes she would have built the house instead of buying one if she could go back and do it again.
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Ike, the elf, is placed on a sign before school for students to find. Every morning, administrative assistant Sandra Austin hides the elf and the first student to email her a picture of the elf wins a prize. “I think it will last a long time. Elves were really popular,” senior Sandra Dawood said.
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The students in Mrs. Holts 5th hour practice Christmas songs to prepare for their holiday concert. Sophomores Brooke Fortier and Vivian Catlin are in the front row of Mrs. Holt’s 5th hour and are practicing singing and dancing.
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