Giannas Fall portfolio

Giannas fall portfolio

THIS SEMESTER I loved being an editor this semester. I have already learned a lot, whether it’s about team bonding, social skills, communication, or even how to use the software programs. Honestly, Using the design software is the most challenging part for me, and I think that goes for most of the editors. I think we are doing a really awesome job making up for the lack of knowledge on the actual programs. All of our editors have a really cool and unique eye for design, it’s just the execution that most of us struggle with, but, with help from you, Cooper, and the editors in chief, it’s nothing we can’t figure out. I mean, I can definitely say I know more about how to use Indesign than I did before, and that knowledge is very useful in the real world nowadays.

As an editor, we have a little more responsibility, obviously, because we have to make up for what the staffers may lack, and we get the creative freedom to design our pages. As photo editors, it’s me and Coop’s job to coordinate with our photographers. We try to make sure they know what they want to capture, and if it’s more of a creative photo, we talk about that too. It is also our job to upload and edit the photos, which is definitely Cooper’s specialty. Honestly, I am so thankful for his guidance, I don’t know who else would put up with my constant questions.

T EAR SHEETS 24 ● DECEMBER 10, 2021

Photo Essay

THE CSPRESS

Behind the scenes

Drama club members met on a Saturday in December to work on sets for two different upcoming plays, Spamalot and Angel Street ALL HANDS ON DECK. Drama Club members Lailie Eckman, senior, and Maya Angorn, freshman, drill boards together to create a backdrop for one of the plays. a Gianna Lazzaro

DRESS REHEARSAL .Junior, Bella Varela-Prendergast tries on her outfit for her role as Lady of the Lake. a Gianna Lazzaro

SPAMALOT. Sophomore Taylor Wright, and senior Adam Schwartz work together to build the main piece for Monty Python’s musical comedy, Spam-a-lot. aGianna Lazzaro

CREWMATE Keegan Smith shows junior Shea Riley how to use a drill in order to build a wooden door for one of the plays.

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THROUGH THE YEARS. As senior

Kelsey Casas washes her hands after working on a set, the paint splatters on the backstage sink, joining paint from past shows. aGianna Lazzaro

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24 ● NOVEMBER 5, 2021

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Homecoming arrives in Color

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Kicking the new school year off in Blue 1 1 PARTY STARTER. Adam Schwartz, a senior, opens the floor for the first pep rally of the year. Schwartz has been a part of the Student Council since his freshman year. “I love hyping up the crowd and getting them all riled up”, said Schwartz. 4Cooper

Kicking Off the Year in Color

JUNIORS DANCE. Juniors Korie Brown and Javion

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Swecker are splattered with paint at the Homecoming Dance held on the soccer field. 4 LExi Licari

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SENIOR SPIRIT. The senior section is packed with vibrant colors- from construction vests, to a hot pink wig, sported by JT Graf. 4Gianna LazzaRO

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TION SENIORS. Grace Grabham, Eliya Rogoff, Mackenna Hen, and Jordan Polittz hold up their flyer Hailey Menton, in an arabesque stunt, spotted by senior Shea Nollette. 4Cooper

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3 BRASS BOYS.

Freshman Ben Anderson plays the Sousaphone, sophomore Kai Raibino, and junior Simon Karlin on the trumpet, and junior Ashton Sarrett on the mellophone.

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THE DANCING QUEEN. Homecoming Queen

Bella Durso cheers on the school with her teammates at the homecoming pep rally. 4Gianna LazzaRO

HANDS UP for homecoming 2021. Students jump

and scream as they get covered in paint at Hocochella.

4Lexi Licari

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THE YEAR Varsity Cheer prepairs to perform their first routine of the school year. The team has been practicing the routine since the beginning of august.

4Hailey Dent

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HIPPIE DAY Katelyn Bolke and Amelia Brown, seniors, are dressed in their hippie attire for spirit week.

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