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Creek Runs Deep
Lifting each other and the crowd. At a recent home football game, the cheer team demonstrated their skills by creating a multitier stunt. Shortly after the stunt the cheer team flawlessly finalized the dismount.
Cheer Team Defending Title
Kendall Green, Photographer/Writer • November 1, 2024
Senior Malachi Ford rumbles through the soggy turf at the Coyote field during the homecoming game match up against the Knights from River Ridge. Fords long run set up a Coyote touchdown.
Homecoming Hope
Makenna Lawler, Photographer/Writer • October 31, 2024
After a long night, the senior players, cheerleaders, and coaches celebrate by hoisting the Powder Puff trophy.
Powder Puff: The Battle of the Grades
David Caine, Editor • March 22, 2024
Creek Culture
Mrs. Adley is discussing the agenda to the class of 28’ SGA. President Aubrey Lachance says “We were discussing things like pep rallies, upcoming fundraisers and more”.
Voices in the hallway
Avery Fife, Photographer/writer • December 10, 2024
Feed us, Seymour! The Cypress Creek Highschool Ceramic’s Little Shop rests in the IPAC’s lobby, displaying various ceramic student’s talented works. The ceramics department instructed students to craft artworks to be sold, as material costs add up. “Tools and glazes and other stuff are pretty pricy,” said senior Aiden Venegas.
Little Shop Of Ceramics
Autumn Krapfl, Photographer/Writer • December 9, 2024
Teaching comes easy to Mr. Hamilton, but making his students his life is his mission. As he explains the next project, one student (Abigail Bryant) comes to him just to talk about home life. He is concerned but he listens.
Criminal Justice
Axle Gibson, Writer/ Photographer • December 4, 2024
Coyote Voices
How Has First Priority Impacted Cypress Creek?
How Has First Priority Impacted Cypress Creek?
Haylee Stephenson, Photographer/writer • December 6, 2024
Mrs. Adley is discussing the agenda to the class of 28’ SGA. President Aubrey Lachance says “We were discussing things like pep rallies, upcoming fundraisers and more”.
Indoor Percussion Returns
Layla Hershberger, Photographer/Writer • December 6, 2024
Beneath what’s seen. Senior Lindsey Overland shows off her newest AP Art piece at Art Club, displaying her talent and ideas through her medium. AP Art students are all allowed to create what they desire with whatever medium, but all work has to be based on one central idea that will be on their portfolio. “I chose a sheep because they’re usually seen as weak or obedient, and she’s not enjoying being portrayed this way.”
Showing Your Marks
Autumn Krapfl, Photographer/Writer • December 6, 2024
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Cooling with the creek! Senior Chase Cholnik and Sophomore Roy Ambler are having agood time watching the defense making stops. Even after losing the game, they still had faith in their defense for the next game. Sophomore Roy Ambler Said, really thought we had it until the end of the game until they had more than us.”

Cypress Creek vs. Sunlake High: A Battle On The Field • 92 Views

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Swampy life. John Hershberger’s home has gone from a clean cut home to a moist, smelly home. And he wants it back. “I ripped all the floors out to get the river out from under the boards. It smells gross, like mildew and wet grass.”

Hurricane Helene: Fighting for recovery • 76 Views

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Hallway Election. The history classes at Cypress Creek high school held a mock election on November 1st , 2024. Students were given the opportunity to vote on actual issues and political candidates in this mock election, showcasing their political views in a setting that promoted civic involvement. "I wanted to participate and feel a part of something that mattered,” said freshman Jackson Bryant.

Students Cast Their Votes in the 2024 Mock Elections • 54 Views

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Aidan Hancock 11th 1: “I make my income by working as a lifeguard at the Mirada Lagoon.” 2: “Most of my income goes to clothes and food. I'm not too great at saving, about 10 percent goes to gas.” 3: “With my money I have, I spend on clothes and social outings.” 4: “I spend my money this way because I like dressing nice and enjoy spending time with friends, because you’re only in high school once.” 5: “I am saving to payback a guy whose car I hit with my car, and then I am going to sell my current truck to buy a sports car.”

Say What? • 43 Views

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Victorious moment. Kaitlyn Minor, the class sponsor for the freshmen, is seen after the freshman took home a great win. During the 2024 Cypress Creek homecoming pep rally, the freshmen, dressed in black, were victorious at winning tic-tac-toe against the seniors. "It was fun and lit," said freshman, Deuce McAllister, who was cheering from the stands.

Writer's Workshop • 32 Views

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