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  • Reach for the stars. All of the girls lacrosse players lift their stick towards the sky as their routine before every game to break off the huddle. After they dispersed, the starting players went onto the field and played against Berkely Preparatory School.

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  • After a long night, the senior players, cheerleaders, and coaches celebrate by hoisting the Powder Puff trophy.

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  • Senior Gavin Exum rehearsing his visuals as “The Pharoah” for their running competition piece “Immortal.”

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    The Pharoah Rises Again

  • The choreographers line up, ready for their press conference. Left to right: Dance Instructor Zoe Dorony, senior Natalie Moore, senior Faith McCurdy, junior Issay Eyobel, junior Monica Perez, junior Danielle Liberatore, and junior Eugenia Acevedo

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Clue! On Stage Photo Gallery

Lilly Wine, Editor
March 7, 2024
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Lilly Wine
The calm before the storm at Boddy Manor. Left to Right: Mr. Green (Wyatt Washington), Miss Scarlett (Anilem Munoz), Colonel Mustard (David Caine), Professor Plum (Dylan Lauricello), Mrs. Peacock (Arianna Alvarez), Wadsworth (Bryce Coleman), and Mrs. White (Kaylee Hall)

The Cypress Creek Theatre Department proudly brought the comical murder mystery ‘Clue’ to the black box theatre. Support your fellow Coyotes with laugh and suspense this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale on Gofan.com

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Lilly Wine
The calm before the storm at Boddy Manor. Left to Right: Mr. Green (Wyatt Washington), Miss Scarlett (Anilem Munoz), Colonel Mustard (David Caine), Professor Plum (Dylan Lauricello), Mrs. Peacock (Arianna Alvarez), Wadsworth (Bryce Coleman), and Mrs. White (Kaylee Hall)
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Lilly Wine
Lilly Wine, Editor
Lilly Wine is the senior at Cypress Creek and loves being involved in the many programs offered by the school. She is an editor for the CCHowler, president of American Sign Language Honors Society, an active member of the Thespian Honor Society, and Cypress Creek's Theater Department. Lilly's favorite part of journalism is capturing memories with her friends.

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