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Jaye Herrera, Editor-in-Chief|November 19, 2021

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Jaye Herrera, Editor-in-Chief

Jaye Herrera is a senior at Hagerty High School and this is her second year on staff. She enjoys exploring the internet, writing, and reality TV. While on staff, she hopes to learn more about digital design and improve her editorial writing and leadership.

Crime Scene Analyzer Allison Boza visits forensic classes on Wednesday, April 24. Boza discussed her daily life as a CSA, as well as how she is able to deal with difficult scenes.

Crime scene analyzer Allison Boza guest lectures to forensics classes

Senior Angel Alvarez performs “As it Was” by Harry Styles. While the Shredded Rat have been practicing for months, they came up with the name of the band at the last minute.

A night of fun: Sammys Awards hosted by leadership

French Honor Society secretary Lauren Bliss names inductees to get their certificate and sign their respective book. Hagerty’s 18th annual language induction was held at the auditorium from 6:30-7:30p.m.

Language clubs combine for induction ceremony

Students on the math team pose with their first place trophy at the end of competition. This year marked a record number of individual trophies as well, with four out of the six categories going to Hagerty students.

Math students dominate SSC contest

Students board the bus at the end of the school day. In the first week of April, Hagerty started requiring students to scan themselves on and off the bus using IDs distributed the week before.

New bus ID program off to a bumpy start

In the world of cosplay, students can creatively express themselves and forge connection within fandoms. Using cosplay as a form of expression and community has allowed many students to find their people and their passions.

Choose your character

Journalists and fans flock around Broadway star Janet, played by Julia Register in the spring musical The Drowsy Chaperone. This show is open from April 4-6.

Curtains open for “The Drowsy Chaperone”

The unspoken truths of relationship abuse

The unspoken truths of relationship abuse

Why black hair matters

Why black hair matters

Pride flags symbolize diversity and hope in the LGBTQ+ community. The theater and band programs had to remove the flags that had previously hung in their classrooms.

Removal of pride flags raises questions

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