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FYI SENIORS Kacie Bass, Emily Bates Editor and Staffer Things You Need to Know Among the Many Things That CO- Broadcasted Prom With A Slight Chance Of Rain On April 23, 2021, the class elected as Prom King. of 2021 celebrated their senior Towards the end of the night, prom. the forecast showed rain, and The designation was at The sure enough, the weather out- Oaks at the Oaks Plantations in side the venue was lightning Rosharon, Texas. The estab- and thunder. lishment was beautiful, and Although the weather was there was plenty of room for poor, with an incredible DJ, our senior class. incredible food from our local With the theme being Corey’s Kitchen, and our in- ‘enchanted forest,’ students credible Mrs. Flores who had dressed to impress. planned the event: this prom is Senior Maddie Savage was definitely going to be remem- elected Prom Queen by her bered in the books. peers, and Richard Aguilar was HEAVY WEIGHT WINNERS Powerlifters Win State Titles FYI SENIORS Kacie Bass, Emily Bates Editor and staffer Things You Need To Know Among the many things that CO- broadcasted. VID has affected, our Powerlifting “It’s definitely not the same having Graduation: Dress Code: team has in fact worked harder than the meets live streamed,” said senior they have had to due to the pan- Andrea Recendez. “But, I learned to WHEN: Gentlemen: demic. get used to the circumstances and we Wednesday, May 26th, Wear a school-appropriate, collared The girl’s powerlifting team, on have been doing great as a team.” 7:30pm shirt (may be short-sleeved); and black March 3, placed fourth in a Texas Two students from the boys pow- or brown dress trousers or slacks. Wear High School Women’s Powerlift- erlifting team placed at the Texas WHERE: regular dark colored dress shoes. ing Association meet (THSWPA), High School Powerlifting Associa- 10855 Iowa Colony Boulevard Women: with several individual awards. For tion (THSPA) on March 6 at Dick- Arcola, TX Wear a dress with a straight skirt Example: Hannah Casa in the 123 inson High School. Senior Logan that is of a color that does not show class placed fifth, Dominique De- Hodges in the 148 class placed third, Here is what we know so far. We through nor extend below the gown or larosa in the 132 class placed 13th, and David Trevino in the 275 class will release more information as we adhear to the gentelmen’s dress code Sarah Green is in the 198 class, placed fifth. get closer to the event. above. Wear dress shoes or flat san- Eliana Hernandes in the 259 class “I want the public to know that Seniors will take finals early and dals. No highheels. placed second, Isabela Recendez is our program, although it is small, will not have to return to school after in the 114 class, Andrea Recendez it is amazing,” said senior David graduation. PROJECT GRAD Info: in the 105 class placed sixth, Camila Trevino. Each graduate will receive ten tick- After graduation, Project Graduation Recendez in the 149 class is the state ets to give to family and friends. will host an all-night lock-in event at champion, and Trinity Ruiz in Urban Air for ALL 2021 Alvin High the 220 class placed second. The School Seniors. To attend you must MANDATORY Graduation girls team is now officially three meet at AHS Gym 3 to check in with Practice will be held on 5/26/21 time State Regional Champions. Project Graduation. We will transport at 9:00 am. “Powerlifting is not just about you via bus to the event. EVERYONE lifting weights,” said senior State will walk away with prizes that night Champion Camila Recendez. (big screen tv, game consoles, gift “There is so much more to it. cards, computers, laptops, Bluetooth People think that you have to be speakers, bikes.... and so many more strong to join, but in reality you amazing prizes). don’t. You start off weak, and as In order to reserve your spot on the you go and practice more, you bus, you will need to pay a deposit of get strong.” $10, this will be refunded the night of Due to COVID protocols, the the event. district has had to put up multiple If you do not show up the night of regulations in regards to the safety there is no refund. of the students. This means that the powerlifting meets can only have YOU MUST BE AT GYM 3 BY 11 a few people attend, and will love PM TO BE SIGNED IN AND LOADED ONTO THE BUSES *** Features Hooo Visited AHS Join the Drama Club Kacie Bates Alayna Falcon Editor In Chief Alvin High School Audubon Field Guide, her diet usu- Staff writer A place for people to Club Day. is known as the ally consists of small mammals like come, have fun, and “The fundraisers [that theatre are home of the Alvin Yellow Jackets, rats and cats, but occasionally she tap into their theatrical side. A place involved in are things such as] a but the buzz around campus has will go for larger prey like rabbits to get out of your comfort zone, make showcase, and [our] drama club has shifted to talk of new visitors. Unlike and opossums. [a] concession [stand] to raise money,” the Yellow Jacket, these new visitors A female Great Horned Owl, like said Purl. “And Club Day is this day have feathers. Owlvin, can be almost two-feet long where all the clubs and organizations Around the end of January, a Great and weigh about 3.5 lbs. in the school [produce] a little thing Horned Owl moved into the large, “Every week, my class goes on to make money, and we do a haunted old oak tree, in the heart of cam- a walk around the campus,” senior house every year.” pus. Amidst the hustle and bustle of Dominique DeLarosa said.“The last Every year for Halloween, the Dra- high school, the owl — now named time we went on our walk, we were ma Club holds a haunted house. They Owlvin — laid her eggs. The baby able to see her babies perfectly. It set up different themes for each room owls hatched, survived the Februarey was insane. The babies were huge.” and set up a walkway in the black box. freeze and began to fly on their own. It’s not just teachers and students Students rehearsing for their one act play Here they can dress up and showcase “Rough Magic.” On a practice trip, one owl flew into fell nder Owlvin’s spell, even AHS’ their individuality. This along with the concrete stairs by the CM and administrators caught Owlvin fever. crash landed. A wildlife rehabber “I think she has been kind of a new friends, and grow. was called to help the owl. bright spot in this crazy year that The Drama Club meets Tuesdays “I think it’s a happy occasion be- we have had,” AHS Principal Karen after school from 3:00 - 4:00 in the cause everyone has been so stressed Taylor said. “[She’s] just something blackbox in the Performing Arts Cen- about COVID 19,” teacher Donna fun we can look forward to.” ter. It is not required for a student to be Pauley said. “ I don’t know, it’s just a in a Theater Arts class in order to be in nice break to look at nature.” the Drama Club. Anyone wanting to Students can’t walk past the tree join the club just has to walk in. without checking in on Owlvin. “In Drama Club,” said junior Angel Students in costume while wearing a mask.. “I love Owlvin,” senior Savanna Purl, “we create a space for people to Rakowitz said. “Walking past her be themselves, and let the struggles of every day is always like a game of life loose when they enter the doors.” quick thinking builders, and playing hide and go seek. Sometimes it’s Some activities done in Drama Club games help each other bond and create hard to find her, but as soon as we include improv or warm up games, a safe, yet fun, environment for the see her eyes, we can see the rest of conversing with each other over club members. her easily.” similar interests, and talking about “Don’t let fear stop you from join- Like all Great Horned Owls, Owl- upcoming events. Some of the events ing,” said Purl. vin is a predator. According to the include fundraisers, concessions, and RUGBY COMES TO TOWN An Athletic Trainer On The Move Kacie Bates Josh Rackley Editor in Cheif Time after time, mates well Staff Writer people struggle to get rounded. fit. They’ll struggle to go to the gym, This also Alvin’s rugby team The Brazoria a player runs to the try zone to score or even struggle to find the right work means that Spartans include many students behind the field goal. These move- out to follow. Sometimes, people just Robles from AHS. ments are worth five points, and then need some help. helps . The game is played with two on top of it, they can earn an extra Senior Embry Robles has dedicated people teams, each consisting of fifteen two points. his time to fitness health, and is help- with their players. Each team can carry, pass, “It teaches me to never let your ing students by becoming an athletic condition- or kick the ball to an end zone to men go in by themselves, and to trainer. ing so score as many points as possible. always have their back no matter Robles has said that the hardest thing Robles practicing his boxing.
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