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Perspectives
STAG PERSPECTIVES
CLAPS ALL AROUND
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Greeted by the herd council, freshman Isabella Castillo-Ruiz enters the school during freshman welcome. Freshman welcome took place before freshman orientation on Aug.15, where students received their chromebooks and schedules. “It was exciting, but also scary starting new things,” Castillo-Ruiz said. | NATALIE MARTINEZ
HANDS UP
On herd day, Perrini herd members juniors Jeremy Schleicher, Justyce Betts, Harry Gittemeier and senior John Swaney put their hands on their head for the heads and tails game. During herd day on Aug. 17, different herds competed against each other for points.
“Herd day is always a great time,” Betts said.
“What I like about it is that the herds come together to compete as one.” | NATALIE MARTINEZ
HUDDLE UP Discussing the question,
Rost mentors Taryn
Frank, Jennifer Dessert,
Kayla Moylan and Lori
Voss contemplate how many bones a giraffe’s neck has. Mentor competitions took place on Sept. 22 where teachers competed in volleyball and trivia.
“I really enjoyed the competitions with the teachers,” Moylan said. “I am so competitive so I wanted to help our team get a win.” | NATALIE MARTINEZ
BUILDING SPIRIT
During the football game at Aquinas against St. James, seniors Rohan Putz, Oscar Ludwikoski and Grant Nicely lead the game. The student section built up in excitement on Sept. 16 to support the varsity football team’s win 52-14. “I loved getting sweet revenge against St. James because we lost to them in playoffs last year,” Nicely said. | ANA GAJEWSKI
GROOVIN’ OUT
During the ‘80s Mixer, sophomores Rose Lopez and Adriana Aquino dance in the crowd on Aug. 19. “I liked how all four different grades got to combine and show how different their outfits were,” Aquino said. | MARY-KATHRYN WERT
EYES FOCUSED
On the first meeting of the American Sign Language Club, sophomore Zoey Turpin learns the alphabet. The ASL club formed and had its first meeting on Sept. 9. “ASL is a good thing to learn because you can communicate with more people,” Turpin said. | SALLY PANIS
