Mustang Memories
Photo taken by Sara Myers
JV Diving All photos taken by Brittany
The Kingwood swim team has the biggest heart of the school and the most spirit out of all the sports. They are always cheering eachother on and supporting eachother. They have fun in and out of the pool. They know how to get the job done. Kingwood swim team will always go down as the best. Mustang nation!
Junior, Sam Smothers jokes around pretending to dive in with his clothes on. Nothing will stop him from doing what he loves.
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Makenzine Boase and Maria Alverez dive in to race eachother in the 50 free. They are both determind and ready to swim as fast as they can to the finish. 2
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e Kingwood High School swimming pool. This is where the swim team trains to win.
On their day off the swimmers have a study hall and sit and talk about the upcoming season. 3
Physics
All photos by: Brittany Smith
Kelly F. and Libby L. work on their lab while Ms. Butler helps explain how to do it. They ended up having a fun time and gettin and A on it.
Gracie H. stops working to smile for the camera. Her favorite subject is physics.
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Lauren D. laughs as Ms. Butler fixes the computer for her. Lauren hates technology.
Even though the classroom is empty, the students brains are filled with knowledge.
Aeroscience
KHS Aeroscience builds different rockets throughout the year that they launch. They recently built rockets to take to Fredericksburg. They built one rocket that was supposed to go supersonic, one rocket to collect data for NASA, and one rocket to go a mile high. Unfortunately, due to weather conditions, they did not get to launch these rockets.
These are just some of the power tools that Aeroscience uses to construct their rockets. Photo taken by Sara Myers
Tucker B. puts tape around the body of the rocket. Everyone was anxious to get i down since they’ve working on it for months now. Photo taken by Loren Sampson
Left to Right: Nick O., Aaron P., Blake D., Hunter L. They all take one last look at the inside of their rocket before putting inside the body. This piece of the rocket will never be seen again. Photo taken by Sara Myers
Left to Right: Joey B., Blake D., Kyle P., Nick O., Mikey C., TJ G. They are all crowded around the rocket trying to help and give ideas. Photo taken by Loren Sampson
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The orchestra’s attempt at playing the new challenging song
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Dr. R telling the orchetra that the new piece will take a months to master
New piece Dr. R gave Varsity II
Orchest
All photos by Loren Sampson
KHS Orchestra is a great program for helping students embrace the love for classical and many other types of music. These KHS students learn how to work har and achieve with determination. Currently, these students are preparing for their spring show. Dr. R, the KHS orchestra teacher, tries to prepare his students for their spring concert on May 14, 2013. In the picture, senior, Jason M. stares at the camera. Dr. R says, “ ...It’s hard to teach every student every detail of every song we play, when not everyone is present to learn it. It’s the students’ job to go home and practice what they have learned in class.” KHS orchestra will have over a hundred student joining for the upcoming school in the fall.
Dr. R’s Expession to the new piece being played
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Lindsey’s blissful expression to the new piece
From left to right: Taresa Muheca, Hilary Newcome, and Anthony Brusard
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Band All photos taken by Sara Myers
The Kingwood Mighty Mustang Military Marching band, or KM4B for short, had a great marching season this year They advanced all the way to Area. They had an equally successful concert season with all three bands receiving a first division. Everyone in band has a great time together. The students who participate “bond and form one big family,” says Audra Koch, because they spend so much time together during and after school.
Mrs. Peters turns on the metronome before practicing a piece of music. Lexi Bustamante says she is “excited to play the Star Wars like music.”
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These are the flags that the band carries when marching in the parade so everyone know who the are. They marched with them in the Veteran’s Day Parade in San Diego that they went to this year.
Cole Harrington and Sean Hijacks set up the percussion instruments. They get everything in order for class. The low brass section warm-up their instruments. They are currently preparing themselves for their Spring Concert.
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An almost complete picture of magazine clipping to make their papaer mache project.
Emme P. hard at work on her paper mache project.
ART All photos by Maria Alvarez
Keara P. works hard to make her project the best it can be.
In Art they work on various projects throughout the year. Focusing on different techniques in their own way bringing out their creativity, allowing students to freely express themselves. Art is a great way to escape from the academic pressures of Kingwood High School.
Left to Right: Maggie T. Claire R. Keara P. Autumn M. work on various art projects.
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Student Biographies
Maria Alvarez is a sophomore at KHS. She is on the JV swim team and enjoys doing art. Some of her hobbies include riding her bike, hanging out with friends and spending time with her family. Her favorite class is photojournalism.
Brittany Smith is a Junior at Kingwood High School. She is involved with JV swim team. She is also loves spending her time playing beach volleyball with the beach volleyball club. Brittany loves spending her time hanging out with friends and shopping.
Sara Myers is involved in band and takes photojournalism. She enjoys playing her flute and having fun in band with her friends. She also enjoys taking pictures of almost anything including her dog, nature, and friends. Sara enjoys hanging out with her friends in her spare time and watching movies.
Loren Sampson involved in orchestra and takes photojournalism. She enjoys playing volleyball and golf. Loren is also involved in Rhema club and Best Buddies. Taking pictures is a great hobby for Loren, however, spending time listening to music, watching movies, and spending time with her family are her favorite activities. 11
Photo Taken by Sara Myers