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Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor

"I chew my nails and I twiddle my thumbs, I'm real nervous, but it sure is fun." - "Great Balls Of Fire" by Jerry Lee Lewis. Junior Jade Slaughter aims to finish this school year one step at a time, that is if she can figure out where she’s going first. Working hard to achieve ultimate success junior year is her top priority, but having fun along the way is a close second.

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Former LISD teacher Yolanda Flores mentors students on the techniques of making a tortilla. She showed the process of flattening a tortilla then aided students through the cooking.

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Hungry for alliance

Hungry for alliance

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
March 10, 2023
Head football coach Michael Odle gives his speech as the guest speaker for last Fridays Lunch with Leaders meeting.

Breaking barriers by lunch with leaders

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
March 2, 2023
Juniors Mary Sang and Van Mawi represent their modernized take on traditional clothing in the Chin fashion show.

Slideshow: Chin festival

Jade Slaughter, Staff Writer
February 22, 2023
Students Sui Cin, Patricia Thang and Bawi Tha perform a trio song.

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A special recognition is given to both Jack Martin and Seth Ross, LISD Chin festival founders.

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Students present the Bethel Baptist Church Traditional Dance. Mie Baptist Church also danced later that evening with students from all three campuses.

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After senior recognition, sophomore Hram Par and junior Esther Sung close the event with a duet.

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Vickery and Southridge Elementary School students sing Ten Thousand Reasons and We Are The World.

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Lillie J. Jackson ECC students showcase a fashion show including singing and dancing.

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The 12th annual Chin festival starts off with the Chin Grand March on Thursday, Feb. 16.

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Academic Decathlon members placed fifth at the Region IX competition and will compete at state Feb. 23-26. Photo courtesy of Amber Counts.

Going down in history

Jade Slaughter, Staff Writer
February 14, 2023
Student Council is selling Candy Grams to be delivered to recipients on Tuesday, Feb. 14.

[PHOTO] Spreading the love

February 10, 2023
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[PHOTO] Have the beary best Valentine’s Day

February 8, 2023
Review: ‘The Snow Girl’ unveils spine-chilling abduction thriller

Review: ‘The Snow Girl’ unveils spine-chilling abduction thriller

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
February 8, 2023
Out of time

Out of time

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
January 27, 2023
Column: Ride of my life

Column: Ride of my life

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
December 14, 2022
Junior lieutenant Samariya Boru-Kelley congratulates dance directors Kimberly Sheeran and Ramsey Shobe for the hard work they’ve done this year.

Slideshow: Farmerette Holiday Show

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
December 8, 2022
Orchestra members give a short performance after Elites 2000 Miles routine.

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A special performance of a Holiday Mix is presented by the Rage Crew.

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Varsity Farmerettes perform an upbeat hip hop dance of Drummer Boy.

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Junior varsity executes Where Are You Christmas contemporary piece. Earlier in the evening they preformed an Oh Santa jazz routine.

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Christmas Got Colder showcases junior lieutenant Katherine Gore’s squad dance.

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Junior lieutenant Bella Ortega, alongside her group, perform Christmas Dance as the third dance of the 2022 Holiday Show on Dec. 2. Santa, Can’t You Hear Me was the opening performance of Friday night.

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Junior Ethan Terrell (7) runs the ball during the Allen game on Friday, Nov. 11.

[PHOTO] Deja vu

November 18, 2022
Wendy, played by Natalie Cauduro, and Peter Pan, played by Abigail Ehrenberg, fly around the room before leaving to go to Neverland.

Flying over Neverland

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
November 11, 2022
Junior Viron Ellison (21) runs to get a first down against Hebrons defense.

[PHOTO] Not finished yet

November 11, 2022
School Christmas ornaments are for sale for $3 at the Farmers Trading Post.

Shop till you drop

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
November 7, 2022
Football players gather around the axe and lift it up after they win BOTA with a final score of 17-14.

Slideshow: BOTA 2022

AJ Jackson and Jade Slaughter
October 26, 2022
Junior lieutenant Katherine Gore performs alongside her mother Stephanie Gore during last Fridays home game. Toward the end of the family dance, Stephanie dipped her daughter as their finale move.

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Quarterback Ethan Terrell runs the ball in for the second touchdown of the night. This tied the game after earning the field goal point.

[PHOTO] On the road again

October 28, 2022
Player embraces coach after close victory against Marcus at the Battle Of The Axe.

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Senior Viron Ellison (21) blocks Marcus’ defensive lineman Devin Strange (17) from getting the ball. Defensive tackle Quaveon Davis (79) rushed in to defend shortly after.

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The varsity players head into their rivalry against the Marcus Marauders.

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There is a form on the Farmers Trading Post website to place orders online and do in-store pick-up at the high school.

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Scent rollers are for sale for $4 at the Trading Post. These can be found at the cashier stand alongside lip scrubs and balms.

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Cellist Naomi Ntuli aides choir in rehearsal and in concert. Later that evening, the varsity orchestra performed “Samson and Delilah” by Camille Saint-Saëns and was featured in “Song of the Wanderer” by Dan Forrest sung by Main Street.

Slideshow: Fall choir concert

Jade Slaughter, Staff Writer
October 13, 2022
Varsity soloist Joseph Tamayo entertains the audience with his solo in “Steal Away” by Stacey Gibbs. After this song, varsity women sung “Sigue,” also by Gibbs.

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Associate Director Natalie Windle conducts the various choirs during after school rehearsal before the fall concert on Thursday, Oct. 6.

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A round of applause goes to accompanist Ha Na Do for her musical assistance throughout the concert.

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Director Steve DeCrow introduces Cantori to perform at the fall concert last Thursday at 6.

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The opening performance “God Will Give Orders” by Sarah Quartel showcases the solo group of Combined Treble Choir.

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Cantori choir cheers on Bella Voce choir as they prepare for the fall concert during after school rehearsals.

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Director Steve DeCrow directs Main Street through their last performance “Song of the Wanderer” by Dan Forrest.

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Principal Jim Baker shakes hands with new LHS Hall of Fame inductee Stephanie Umoh. Jeffery Price and Stuart Robertson also got inducted into the Hall of Fame that night.

Slideshow: Hoco game vs. Coppell

Jade Slaughter and Amie Jackson
October 6, 2022
Homecoming court nominees wait alongside their guardians to be announced and walked across the football field.

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Seniors Cameron Jenkins and Sonika Harish are elected homecoming king and queen after the halftime performance and introduction.

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Junior lieutenant Bella Ortega leads Farmerettes during the halftime show.

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Running back Viron Ellison (21) speeds through the middle of line backers Sean Hutton (64) and Quaveon Davis (79) who protect against Coppell defense.

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Viron Ellison (21) prepares to take on Coppell’s center back Braxton Myers (4) while Lucas Sanders (82) blocks Coppell’s linebacker Gabe Warren (9).

[PHOTO] Looking to end the streak

October 21, 2022
After quarterback Ethan Terrell throws the ball to Lucas Sanders (82), he runs with it to gain a couple yards.

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Drivers provide close call stories

Drivers provide close call stories

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
September 13, 2022
Courtesy of Paramount Plus

Review: ‘Secret Headquarters’ presents decent family-friendly comedy

Jade Slaughter, Managing Editor
August 17, 2022
Teachers and students entered the Dallas Zoo which is home to over 2,000 animals representing 408 species.

AVID takes field trip to the Dallas Zoo

Jade Slaughter, Staff Writer
May 18, 2022
A birthday bash was celebrated amongst the elephants as it was one of their birthdays last Saturday. They ate edible paper mâché treats all around their home.

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Along the Gorilla Trail exhibit, groups observed the relationship between the gorillas and watched as an older gorilla helped the younger one up the rocks.

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Entering Simmons Hippo Outpost exhibit, AVID students saw two hippos. One was resting its head on the other who was completely submerged in the water to escape the hot weather.

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At the main entrance, both freshmen and sophomore AVID students gather around to take a group photo before their journey through the zoo.

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In the Giants of the Savanna exhibit, students saw giraffes, elephants, zebras and other animals coexisting together in a habitat that replicates the wild.

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After a 30 minute bus ride, sophomores Cerynaty Smith, QuenNiya Robinson and Roman Grant are ready to start their last AVID field trip of the year.

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In the Diane and Hal Brierley Giraffe Ridge exhibit students fed the giraffes for $6 and got an up close look at Tebogo the giraffe.

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Mrs. Moody, Ms. Saki and Mrs. Hines watched over the AVID students in groups of 10 as they moved along the park.

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Column: A repeat of new beginnings

Column: A repeat of new beginnings

Jade Slaughter, Staff Writer
May 16, 2022
Eight of the 13 track and field athletes heading to the state meet.

Track and field heads to state

Jade Slaughter, Staff Writer
May 13, 2022
These athletes placed first in area and have advanced to regionals in Track and Field.

Track and Field to compete in regionals

Jade Slaughter, Staff Writer
April 29, 2022
Orchestra director Mr. Zauner covered in the face by the multiple whip cream pies.

Interact raises money for St. Jude

Jade Slaughter, Staff Writer
April 22, 2022
Courtesy of Netflix.

Review: ‘Life After Death with Tyler Henry’ depicts the secrets of the unknown, unseen

Jade Slaughter, Reporter
March 24, 2022
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