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  • A Students Journey of Adaptation and Growth

    Coyote Voices

    A Student’s Journey of Adaptation and Growth

  • The blue hue creates a winter compliment as the CCHS dancers express themselves during the winter showcase at the IPAC.

    Conservatory of the Arts

    Winter Showcase is “Fire on Fire”

  • 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.

    Creek Culture

    A Senior’s Achilles Heel

  • Standing, thumbs up, and eager to please, freshman Delaney Diehl, freshman McKenzie Deloach, freshman Kaden Fletcher, freshman Noah Rutherford, freshman Isaiah Rivera, and freshman Mia DeVane show their fresh faces and share their fierce opinions. “I would like to see, on our campus, access to culinary arts and woodworking classes,” said DeVane.

    Coyote Voices

    Freshman and the Future of the Education System

  • Students in the Spanish 2 class own their education by coming together as a community to do their assignment.

    Creek Culture

    Navigating the CCHS Spanish Program Without a Permanent Teacher

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

    Creek Runs Deep

    Powder Puff: The Battle of the Grades

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

    Conservatory of the Arts

    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

    Conservatory of the Arts

    Behind the Curtain: A Choreographer’s Press Conference

  • Carmine the Coyote greeting the families of the students that worked hard to be at Howlabration.

    Coyote Voices

    Carmine’s Significance

  • 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)

    Conservatory of the Arts

    Clue! On Stage Photo Gallery

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David Caine

David Caine, Editor

David Caine is a senior at Cypress Creek High School, and has been working with the program since his freshman year, coming back this year to help rebuild CCHowler. David hopes to work as a journalist, reporting on Capitol Hill.

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