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Sophomore Cannon Belt takes a moment to think over a challenging problem in his Algebra II final. Belt had math with Sammi Cosby. “It was a very difficult test,” Cannon said. “Because of chores and stuff at home, I barely had anytime to study.”
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Social Studies teacher Taylor Cusick’s students finish up their final over history. On the last day of the semester, students took their 3B and 4B finals. “It was one of the easier finals,” junior Damien Sampson said. “I finished quickly, and I got to study for my other finals.”
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Social studies teacher Jeff Regier plays a Kahoot for his class’s final. Regier played guitar for his students after their final
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Junior Olivia Mehiel poses with choir teacher Nick Franssen as the first semester comes to a close. Franssen was Mehiel’s ACE teacher.
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Sophomores Cody Cantrell and Sean Werth sing Karaoke after their final in men’s choir. Students in the choir classes could sing Karaoke or study for other finals after they finished their choir final. “I was really worried about failing my finals,” Cody said, “but I think I passed the majority of them.”
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Zaiden Slaughter, Reporter
Sophomore Zaiden Slaughter works hard for what he wants. When it comes to school plays, he does his best to secure the best role.
“I want to get some pretty important stories, like the musical and play,” Slaughter said.
Slaughter, a first-year reporter, found himself on staff after watching senior Martin Epperson, Jr. take pictures for his stories.
“I saw how much fun Martin Epperson had with it,” Slaughter said. “I thought it’d be pretty fun to join as well.”
After graduating from high school, he plans to attend Butler Community College for a degree in music to become a music teacher.
“Choir teacher Nick Franssen is a very nice guy,” Slaughter said. “His way of teaching just inspired me to want to do music as a career.”
Slaughter participates in the choir and different plays throughout the year.
As the year starts up, Slaughter enjoys being on staff and has high hopes for the year.
“It is going really well,” Slaughter said. “I really enjoy talking to Martin and junior Mason Pringle.”
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