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Latin teacher Dyami Hernandex helps his second hour class choose classes for next year. Before selecting what classes they want, students have to check what credits they have first.
Students want new, more relevant classes
Lexi Tuley, Graphics Editor • April 24, 2024

It’s Monday morning. You’re sitting in your first hour on the brink of falling asleep. The teacher is droning on about geometry, and you...

Junior Nakia Lee Palmer works with counselor Rebecca Learner. I know that asking for help is something I MUST do, said Palmer.
Mental health struggles are still a concern for students
Venelope Ortiz, Tower Talk Editor • April 19, 2024

The quiet corners of a teenager's room, where laughter once echoed freely, is now replaced by silent struggles that won't go away. A fight not...

Former Immigrant, Oscar Garcia living his day to day life. Garcia first immigrated to America in 1986.
Immigrant families face hardships when relocating
Lizzy Garcia, Guest Writer • April 19, 2024

In life, a handful of people are faced with making the decision of moving. Whether it be moving for job or education opportunities, a move like...

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Senior Joe Hruska gets ready to throw in the discus event. Joe takes pride in placing high in every event he participates in. Hruska said “even though discus is not my best event I take pride in winning.”

Track is a sport for everyone. It’s better for some more than others, but no matter how big, tall, short or small you may be, there is an event for you. If you’re not fast, you can throw; if you can’t throw, you can jump. There are endless opportunities. Track invites all types of people onto the team, not only to compete, but to create friendships and learn valuable life skills.
“My favorite part about track is the diversity of students that come together and support each other,” said senior Claire Khabeiry.
This year the men’s track team won the Don Lukens Classic (hosted by Loy Norrix) for the first time since 1989. Senior Evan Wheat placed first for the third year in a row. Wheat finished fourth in States last year and is excited to be back this year.
“Every day I work on getting better, stronger and jumping higher,” said Wheat.
Senior Joe Hruska has been on the Loy Norrix track team for four years. Hruska competes in the shot put and discus. He has placed first in every meet this year in shot put, and first, second or third in discus.
“I am excited for the conference meet and qualifying for states,” said Hruska.

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