November 2020 Volume III Issue II
Dripping Springs High School, School, Dripping Springs, Springs, TX 78620
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The Paw Print
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“My drive is to see how far I can go with the sport I was meant for,” Lucy Tyo said. “My coaches, teammates, and family push me to be the best I can be.”
“I love my sport because it is unlike any other sport I’ve played,” Mckenzie Mellen said, “and I have just found it the most fun and interesting.”
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Photo by Hailey Jarvis
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“I think mental blocks when the score is down is the most challenging,” Gwendolyn Bailey said. “Learning to focus on each individual point and be able to not focus on the scoreboard has been something I have been working on.”
Diversity and School 2 Social Sleepwalking 5 Take a Closer Seat 7 News 2 Entertainment 3 Features 4 Editorials 5 Sports 6,7 Student Life 8 The Paw Print’s core purpose is to serve the students and staff of Dripping Springs High School, as well as the surrounding community, with the most meaningful news and content regarding our school’s culture and the student body that influences it. From students, to students. But this one is just for fun.
Lacrosse Photos Courtesy of Photographer Troy Walker
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