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“In our school, I don’t feel that bad about being a single student. I get attention through friends, and it gives me more opportunities. I feel like being in a bigger school makes me more social. It will give me better people skills, and I will be able to relate to people more.”
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SWIVEL RACE Left: Rolling chairs outside during Spring Gehring-Lowery’s English class, sophomore Emma Sullivan participates in the Funeral Games, an olympics activity that they held after reading ‘The Iliad.’ “The winners got a crown that said ‘Olympic Winner’,” Sullivan said. Photo by Anna Marken.
CENTER OF THE RING Right: Dancing to Britney Spears’ ‘Circus’, junior Rachel Duvall performs at a pep assembly on Nov. 5. “It’s really fun to work hard on the dances, learning all the moves and be able to show people and our friends how much work and time we put into them,” Duvall said. “We all get really nervous before we perform, but we always have a designated member for the year who gives us a pep talk before each dance.” Photo by Anna Petrow.
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ENDURANCE Right: Swimming in the East pool, sophomore Ree Ae Jordan practices her breast stroke. “The 50 freestyle is my favorite because it’s a sprint stroke so I can go all out without having to pace myself,” Jordan said. “Swimming deals a lot with endurance, and my main goal is to improve my own times.” Photo by Anna Petrow.
PASSING PERIOD RUSH Above: Junior Logan Heidmann walks up the main staircase during passing period. He was usually rushed to get to his classes on time, and he wished the passing time was longer so that he could have more time to talk to his friends. “When passing, my classes are on different floors, so I am usually in a pretty big hurry to get to my classes on time,” Heidmann said. “If I see a friend in the hallway, then I will stop and talk to them.” Photo by Ben Kaplan.
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