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The class of 2023 participated in the homecoming hallway decorations with their toy story themed hallway in downstairs building 6. The hallway ended up winning 3rd place. “We drew and traced characters, painted the drawings, measured out space in the hallway, and prepared extra materials” Lacarte said. “It was truly a team effort”.

Homecoming Hallways

Avery Ranum, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2020
Dancing to the drumline’s performance during the Lunch Pep Rally on Friday, Nov. 6, sophomore Angelina Joseph shows her school spirit for this year’s modified homecoming activities. Although COVID-19 restrictions caused homecoming week to be altered by moving the pep rally outside during lunch, changing the homecoming dance and Powder Puff game to a later date, and limiting the number of people that attended the football game, leadership still found ways to allow students to have a week to celebrate homecoming. “Even though I didn’t like it [pep rally] as much, I’m still glad that we were able to show school spirit in at least one way,” Joseph said.

Students “pepped” up for homecoming

Makayla Martindale, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2020
Chorus teacher Nicholas Powers and drama teacher Chase Cashion show school spirit by dressing up for

Showing school spirit during homecoming week

Kyra Martin, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2020
AP Research teacher Tracy Fitzgerald and Assistant Principal Colleen Windt wear the fashion trends from the late ‘80s and ‘90s for Twisted Time Travel spirit day. Twisted Time Travel is one of the five spirit days of Homecoming week, the others being Neon Attack, Cowboys v.s Aliens, Spaced Out, and Patriot Pride.

Research student’s create decorations for Homecoming door

Shelby Brunson, Editor-in-Chief
November 20, 2020
Seniors Emily Kirsch, Ashlynn Millis, and Veronica Vera participate in the limbo competition at C lunch on Wednesday, Nov. 4. Kirsch, Millis, and Vera are all Leadership students, and helped take the time to set up various festivities for students to participate in throughout the week.

Homecoming week

Yelena Tighiouart, Copy Editor
November 20, 2020
Student Body President and Vice President Ike Schiller and Tess Trimble along with Ms. Audra Greuel showing their school spirit wearing their Beat Lake Mary t-shirts.

Ike Schiller: Student Body President

Erin Huguenin, Staff Reporter
November 18, 2020
The first step in building a sound rack is getting the rack ready for its equipment. Each rack depending on the venue and client will be a different size and vary with equipment.

How to Program a Sound System

Angelina Jonkaitis, Entertainment Editor
November 13, 2020
The Imposter

How to win as the Imposter in Among Us

Ada Grieger, Staff reporter
November 7, 2020

Preschool YouTube Lessons

Ashley Weston, Staff Reporter
November 6, 2020
Arwady gets ready to participate in a Civil War reenactment on Oct. 5, 2019. “[My favorite war to reenact] is the Civil War because it’s an important shift in our country’s history,” Arwady said.

Reliving history: Brandon Arwady

Yelena Tighiouart, Copy Editor
November 5, 2020
In spite of many cancelled Halloween festivities due to COVID-19, Corley’s family still found ways to show holiday spirit. They continued their tradition of setting up a large display of Halloween decorations. “We love the holidays and it’s something fun to do each year,” Corley said. “Plus, seeing how excited the kids get at the decorations and candy is a good feeling as well.”

Making “spirits” bright: a Corley tradition

Makayla Martindale, Staff Reporter
November 2, 2020
This week’s project was to make a paper-plate portrait of themselves. Students start this project by gathering materials to mather their hair color, eye color, as well as blending colors to match their skin tone.

Early childhood gets crafty

Julia Hubbell, Staff Reporter
November 1, 2020
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