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Vibrancy within music. Juniors Marcus Mitchell and Alyssa Fougere play their fall concert music at it’s respective showcase, displaying their talents through their electric blue and striking red guitars. Students were instructed to wear formal black at the concert, but their guitars did not have a dress code- as they were all personal ones, brought in by the performers. “We have a pretty small class for intermediate guitar, but everyone is close,” said junior guitarist Chase Copenhaver.

A Musical Set-off at the Fall Concert

Autumn Krapfl, Photographer/Writer
December 9, 2024
The last heartbeat. Dressed in his Seymour attire, senior Gavin Stevic poses for the camera alongside seniors Dylan Lauricello and Brody King, Stevic starts the heartbeat. A superstition performed before the start of a show by the whole cast, that declares a show to begin. ”When you are chosen to start a heartbeat is a big deal, if you do it wrong, it causes bad luck, so being chosen shows that you are valued, and trusted, so it felt so amazing to be that person,” said Stevic.

 The Beginning of the End 

Layla Hershberger, Photographer/Writer
November 1, 2024
Fox sings her heart out for her boyfriend, Warner Huntington lll.

Legally Blonde Takes the Stage

David Caine, Paris Williams, and Victoria Regenhardt
May 13, 2024
The blue hue creates a winter compliment as the CCHS dancers express themselves during the winter showcase at the IPAC.

Winter Showcase is “Fire on Fire”

Madison Brisson, Reporter/Photographer
April 16, 2024
Senior Gavin Exum rehearsing his visuals as “The Pharoah” for their running competition piece “Immortal.”

The Pharoah Rises Again

Ava Ward, Editor
March 18, 2024
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

Behind the Curtain: A Choreographer’s Press Conference

David Caine, Lilly Wine, and Victoria Regenhardt
March 18, 2024
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)

Clue! On Stage Photo Gallery

Lilly Wine, Editor
March 7, 2024
Senior Gavin Exum rehearsing his visuals as “The Pharoah” for their running competition piece “Immortal.”

The Pharoah Rises Again

Ava Ward, Editor
March 7, 2024
Issay Eyobel, Quinlan McMahon, and Trip Jackson, and Cannon Whorton blew the crowd away performing to “It’s Raining Men” choreographed by Faith McCurdy and Natlie Moore.

The Life of a Choreographer

Gabriella Leck, Writer/Photographer
February 23, 2024
Photo credits to the Fisher Preforming Center of the Arts

Following Legally Blonde to Harvard!

Victoria Regenhardt, Writer/ Photographer
February 15, 2024
The main girls. Rusty and Ariel, played by seniors Evangelina Fox and Anilem (Nina) Munoz respectfully, nailed their performance during “I Need a Hero.” The two played best friends in the Footloose musical and showcased their amazing chemistry on stage. When asked about who they liked working with the most, Evangelina immediately said, “Nina, I love Nina, she’s so easy to work with, and I feel like we vibe so easy,” to which Nina exclaimed, “Yes!

Cut Footloose!

Monique Baptiste, Writer/Photographer
February 15, 2024
Crack! The sharp sound of drums fills the air as the Indoor Percussion group practices for their upcoming performance, featuring seniors Gavin Exum, Marcus Rodriguez, and junior Eric Kappel.

Indoor Percussion Premiere Takes the Stage

Ava Ward, Writer/Photographer
February 13, 2024
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