Paige Harrington, Reporter
April 29, 2019
Lincoln, Ewalt, Garfield and Robinson students spent the day at Relay Recess to support the American Cancer Association Friday, April 26. Relay Recess is an event that engages students to be active and have a fun field day to raise money for cancer programs and services. “I think it’s great. The kids really enjoy it,” Ewalt teacher Miranda Laing said. “It’s a great day to be outside and remember the people who had cancer and been affected by cancer.” In 2006, physical education teacher Tricia Lehr was diagnosed with cancer; her peers wanted to show their support through the Relay for Life program and created the Relay Recess for elementary schools to help cancer patients. “We found out about doing mini-relays for elementary schools, and we wanted to be able to show...
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Members of the drumline wait in the tunnel to march out to center ice at Intrust Bank Arena. The drumline has played at Thunder Hockey games the past few years.
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Drumline performs the cadence “Cheetah" at the Wichita Thunder hockey game April 3. The drumline played during an intermission of the game.
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Advanced chemistry students stand in front of science teacher Ericka Richardson’s lab table after performing their experiments for elementary students. The magic show took place April 4 from 11 a.m to noon in Richardson’s classroom.
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During the play "TellTale" Michela Hughes (12), Noah Rye (10) and Owen Frizell's (10) characters sing over the corpse of Sam Dudek's (11) character. The play was about the life of author Edgar Allen Poe.
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Advanced chemistry students Josh Woodsmall (11) and Calvin Spellman (11) join together to spark up the room with their experiment for elementary students. They had worked on their experimentation all semester.
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Freshmen students visit Butler Community College to find out what the school offers. They were told about the different options for college classes while in high school as well as the Academies Butler offered. “I would consider going to Butler because it’s cheap, and I have no money,” Porsha Zweifel (9) said.
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Members of the freshman class tour the Butler Community College campus April 3. Freshmen went to Butler April 3 and 4 based on when their English class met. Current Butler students took four different groups around campus.
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“Mess” by Madison Griffith (11)
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“Stag Beetle” by Savanna Nichols (10)
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“Illusion” by Tayler Harrington (11)
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“Tea Is Calling” by Samantha Dudeck (11)
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“Tulip Teapot” by Amber Braddy (12)
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“Diamond Ring” by Aden Berggren (12)
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“Piston” by Trenton Arredondo (11)
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