CELEBRATING, brothers, junior Leondrez Leonard and sophomore Deandre Leonard come together after a touchdown. On Aug. 16, the varsity football team participated in a pre-season game against La Salle. “Pre-season conditioning is important for staying healthy, avoiding injuries, and improving performance,” Leonard said. Photo by
Kajsa Brion
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CHEERING EXCITEDLY, seniors make noise when their class is called in the First Day of School Pep Rally. On Aug. 15, seniors wore their red shirts and red crowns, radiating their senior energy. “I loved how much energy and spirit we all had on the first pep rally. It was definitely a good way to spend my last one,” senior Julia Fogel said.
Photo by Valentina Mouhaffel
TALKING TO THE REFEREE, seniors Cristian Murciano and Julian Terry discuss a play during the Powder Puff Game on Oct. 22. Participants were divided into two teams, pink and blue. The pink team was made up of seniors and sophomores while the blue team had the juniors and freshmen. Pink, led by coach Murciano, took the victory. Photo by Francisca Binello
PLAYING DRESS-UP, sophomore Elizabeth Rodriguez acts as Marquis de Lafayette in her AP US History class for a “speed-dating” activity. Students acted as historical figures and talked to each other, deciding whether or not they would be compatible based on each other’s beliefs and ideals. Some students chose to dress-up to embody their historical figures even more.
LOCKED IN, seniors Cristobal Garcia and Thomas Avellan adjust and construct a rocket. They specifically fixed the engine of the rocket. During fourth period rocketry class, students worked on this project all year long, launching the rocket in spring.
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Senior Bella Burns’ work on Alzheimer’s made an impact beyond our school walls.
Our architecture students designed models to bring their visions to life.
Senior Donovan Haynes used his art as a voice after a traumatic brain injury.
We don’t just prepare for the future, shape it.
We give back, lift UP, and make a difference.
Like when the “Dish Out Kindness” Club made a total of 2,600 sandwiches for the Miami Rescue Mission and the Homestead Soup Kitchen.
Or when the HEAL Club collected 61 pints of blood for the OneBlood organization.
We support our community and lend a helping hand whenever we can.
We are more than students, we are changemakers.
We always come together.
New facilities brought us together as one, and Yondr taught us to unplug and connect.
We revived old traditions and made new Senior Stomp and the
And most importantly, it was the people –parents, counselors, teachers, coaches and friends.
Who were there for us all year.
loud in our pep rallies and stood behind our teams, whether
We are
So turn the page, and see what made our year.
DIVIDER SUMMER
PUMPING THEIR FISTS, seniors
the touchdown, winning the game for the senior team.
“It was fun to get so caught up in the excitement of the game. I am glad the senior class won,” said Alibhai. Photo by
DIVIDER FALL
JUMPING ON THE RAILING, senior
celebrates with the crowd after scoring in the District Final against the Slam Titans. Pineros scored with 40 seconds left of the game, making the score 1-1 and pushing the game into overtime. The team ended up winning the game in penalties.
SMILING FOR THE
engineering teacher Martin
the infamous
being photographed by counselor Marlyne
and social sciences teacher Thomas
for the teacher skit. For the skit, teachers attempted to imitate popular social media trends, like the TikTok
over the Menendez brothers’ Netflix series. The skit premiered at the Homecoming pep rally, where students enjoyed seeing their teachers’ comedic sides. Photo
scan to
watch the teachers in their skit from Homecoming!
SMILING, senior Andrea Cristofori flies a kite over the Sean
‘01 Memorial Field. Dori Guerra’s English class participated in the activity on Nov. 21 to deepen their understanding of the novel “The Kite Runner.” The AP English Literature students put themselves in the shoes of the novel’s characters by flying kites.
So here we are,
pages later, 428 looking back at EVERYTHING that The knowledge we gained, happened.
the ways we gave back, how we grew as individuals, 23
PROTECTING THE BALL, sophomore Evan Vineberg dodges the defender to get his hands free for either a shot on cage or a pass to his teammate. The Boys Lacrosse team had their first pre-season game against Columbus on Feb. 5 and had high hopes for the season. “The hopes I have for this season are winning regionals, then moving forward to states. We are nowhere near our potential and once we reach it, we will be great,” Vineberg said. Photo by Kajsa Brion.
all the times we came together...
CELEBRATING A GOAL, sophomore Youssef Elzomor jumps into the air yelling “eso, eso” in triumph. The team dominated on Jan. 20 against Key Gates with a 6-0 win. “We scored the goal that we had been waiting for all of that half. I jumped to celebrate as this was a much needed goal,” Elzomor said. Photo by Kajsa Brion.
and this is us. what makes