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Nov 2, 2015
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Working on techniques, senior Jesse Franco receives help from Art teacher Allison Vega on color theory notes on Aug. 19 in room D202. The two mixed primary colors and mixed them with others to understand color theory. “Something that stuck with me was how mixing colors created new colors,” Franco said. “I’ve never taken Ms. Vega’s art class before, and I hope to learn new skills.”
An Artist’s Atmosphere
The Legend will Continue
The Legend will Continue
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Lost in the Sound
Over Our Heads - Episode 1 "The Pilot"
Over Our Heads - Episode 1 "The Pilot"
Junior Christopher Sainz stands in front of his Love Sick short film poster at Horror Fest on Nov. 3.
AV student enters 'Lovesick' to Horror Fest
Olivia Rodrigo, 17, set the music world on fire with her debut single "drivers license" on Jan. 8, 2021. The song broke records for same-day streams on Spotify and told the world a new teen superstar was on the scene. This is the cover of her single.
“Drivers license:” first major hit of 2021
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Seniors Greet the Sun at Annual Tradition
Seniors Greet the Sun at Annual Tradition
Strum On
Strum On
Spring Breaker
Spring Breaker
Aztec student's YouTube channel inspired by Filipino roots
Aztec student's YouTube channel inspired by Filipino roots
Member's Only releases XXXTentacion volume to honor fallen rapper
Member's Only releases XXXTentacion volume to honor fallen rapper
Choir celebrates winter season with concert
Choir celebrates winter season with concert
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Raider Smiles. Smiling brightly at the camera, juniors Iratze Rede, Aliana Acuna, Miley Pinon and Frida Estrada take a picture at Texas Tech University after competing in the UIL regional competition. Cramming last-minute practices between the competitions, the girls prepared more than ever. “I loved being surrounded by my favorite people,” Acuna said. “I honestly felt a mix of emotions because I felt confident in some of my responses but I am so happy I accomplished one of my biggest goals.”
State Level Elite
Extra Steps. Taking the long way to get to the student parking lot, senior Mia Jade Colmenero walks along the newly-installed fence alongside the football field on April 16. Instead of walking down the concrete, Colmenero had to walk to the softball field to exit the wall of fences. “I honestly think the gates will cause way more of a safety hazard to us, in case of an emergency we will all be trampled to get out,” Colmenero said.
Gate Grumbles
For the Better
For the Better
Behind the Mask
Behind the Mask
Reaching across the table, senior Faith Medina picks up copies of the yearbook for her sister Destiny and herself. Medina received a blue pass, excusing her from class to attend Distribution Day on May 12.
The Wait is Over
Filling the remaining baskets for a Nov 18 distribution date, Adviser Jacob Ramirez, seniors Marcos Riperto, Alan Martinez and junior Kayla Medford watch as another basket fills with the basic Thanksgiving necessities on Nov 16.
A National Example