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Freedom of Spirit. The Creek Crew lets their spirit ring across the stands at Cypress Creek Highschool on September 6th, 2024, where the Cypress Creek Coyotes took on the Mitchell Mustangs. The final score was 51-12 in favor of the Mustangs, but the Coyote spirit was still high. Sophomore Kaden Fletcher said, “Even in the loss I had an amazing time, and I will always stand with The Creek”.

Creek Crew Carries

Jonathan Andersch, Writer/ Photographer
December 12, 2024
Ho Ho Ho. Every class from Cypress Creek Highschool gathered to view and participate in a pep rally. The Jingle Jam Pep rally on December 6, 2024, consisted of a few performances and many games the crowd enjoyed watching which filled them with suspense and laughter. This pep rally was in celebration of our upcoming holidays and winter break. “I loved the energy, and it was a very nice change of scenery compared to being in the gym,” said freshman Eva De Jesus.

Jingle Jam Pep Rally

Emily Natera, Photographer/writer
December 12, 2024
The student government of the class of 2026 was helping and volunteering for the boys' volleyballs tournament. The president Fulop wasn't available so unfortunately, she wasn't pictured

LEADERS OF THE CLASS 2026

Luis Colmenares Farias, Photographer/writer
December 11, 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”.

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
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?

Jarren Wagner, Photographer/Writer
November 11, 2024
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

Lorelei Meskunas, Photographer/writer
November 11, 2024
Waving a flag adorned with his year of graduation, sophomore Spencer Palmer cheers approval of the pep rally alongside his best friend Deacon Turpin. They fit right into the crowd with their summer attire, leis around their necks and tropical shirts practically screaming "Summer Sophomores!". Palmer said, "It was so much fun to hold the flag next to my man Deacon! I felt like I was really representing the grade"

The Beginning of Fun

Eriq Clark, Writer/ Photographer
October 24, 2024
Cypress Creek Prom 2024

Cypress Creek Prom 2024

Olivea Whitley, Writer/ Photographer
May 15, 2024
The glare of the window frames the future for seniors Jacob Valdes, Jhonathan Arias-Aranguibel, David Caine and Lilly Wine as they prepare for their final month on the campus of Cypress Creek High School.

A Senior’s Achilles Heel

Jayla Moncrief, Writer/Photographer
April 8, 2024
Students in the Spanish 2 class own their education by coming together as a community to do their assignment.

Navigating the CCHS Spanish Program Without a Permanent Teacher

Celeste Snider, Writer/Photographer
April 3, 2024
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