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The Paracletian November 2018 Issue 2 Paracelete Student Publication Ode to the Gav: a Hummina Homily By: Matt Nelsen Mr The Paracletian November 2018 Issue 2 Paracelete Student Publication Ode to the Gav: A Hummina Homily By: Matt Nelsen Mr. Gavel was a special person. He lived his life to the fullest and did his utmost to provide a good, protective, and welcoming environment for the students at Paraclete. He will be remembered for all the crazy stunts he pulled, and his wacky staff photographs. I had the privilege of hav- ing him as a teacher, and as a friend. Mr. Gavel’s death has left a huge hole in the Paraclete family, but it is one that we should all commit to filling. Be a good person. Be like Gavel. A Memorial Poem By Matt Nelsen “Children of God!, Humana!” The voices of past shout. The woes of day heavy the halls, A Champions been slain. The day grows darker, colder, longer, The baskets lose their occupier, The banner it’s namesake. The balls grow flatter, The court more quiet. Read the full poem in the religion section. Seniors Celebrate School Tradition at Sunrise By Mikayla Galaviz each other’s company brought for the past four years. The night before Octo- joy to me. Wherever I go, I bring On August 17, 2015, ber 19, 2018, all 173 members of my camera with me, hoping to the class of 2019 had 1375 days the senior class set their alarms capture a moment that can turn together. In these days, we to be at school by 6:45am to into a memory. In all of those laughed, we cried, we screamed participate in the annual senior 400+ photos, there wasn’t a sin- our class chant, we created un- sunrise. The class of 2019 was gle one where no one was smil- necessary drama, we partici- at school before light touched ing. Seeing my class like this, pated in mass and pep rallies, the benches of senior lawn, and made me think of all the mem- we pulled all-nighters for our they enjoyed each other’s com- ories that we’ve shared together, classes, we grew into exception- pany while eating Clete Cafe’s it proves that each and every al young men and women and famous breakfast burritos. single one of us is going to rise made memories that will last At around 7:02am, the in life.” forever. On October 19, 2018, Senior Azalea Domin- the class of 2019 had 216 days A group of friends strikes a pose. golden hour arrived, and soon Photo by Elijah Salazar our spirits were lifted to take guez viewed the sunrise as a left to do all of these things for as many pictures as possible time of reflection, stating “I the last time, together. in this small amount of time. was able to see that we are no It was at this moment where longer the little freshman we things sparked to life. People were when we first arrived. We were screaming and running all have plans to move on from across the lawn to their differ- Paraclete, but I was able to see ent friends they’ve built over the that the that the Paraclete fam- years, for this moment would ily will always be one. Senior only last once. sunrise was a place where we When asked to describe were able to enjoy a beautiful her experience, senior class view and share the last and few president Inna Tagarino said, moments where we are able to “Watching the sun rise that emotionally connect with out morning with my class not only classmates before we take off symbolized a sense of unity and into our lives as young adults.” new beginnings for the whole There was a feeling of in- class, but more importantly in clusiveness when the sunlight hit my eyes, to the old friendships I everyone, making us feel warm was beginning to rekindle. This both on the outside and the in- is what my senior year home- side. The brightness wasn’t only coming was about, and being coming from the sun, but from one again with the family I the smile on everyone’s faces. It could always come home to.” truly was a time to live in the On the other side of the moment, to cherish these days camera was senior Elijah Sala- of youth while time is running zar, capturing special moments out, to forget about the stresses by the millisecond: “Seeing of college applications and AP many of my classmates bond classes, and to truly be happy with the people we grew beside with each other and enjoying Senior Class shows their spirit by supporting eachother in a group phto. Photo by Mrs. H Clete News November 2018 Issue 2 Paracelete Student Publication Tesla-Tacular By Destiny Camarillo Field Day 2018 had an outstanding Car Show un- matched by previous years. Two Teslas sat side-by-side in attendance, one of them stealing the show with a dance. Junior, Matthew Hong, brought the white Tesla pictured above. When asked who owned it, he respond- ed that it was his parent’s car. This futuristic vehicle im- pressed students and faculty alike with its synchronized light and music show, not to mention the flapping doors. The logistics of this performance are rather spe- cific. In order for the show to begin, the car must be com- pletely empty of passengers with all doors closed. It is also required that six feet of space reaching from all sides of the vehicle be permitted before pressing the lock but- ton on the key and viewing. This Tesla was easily the most technologically The crowd-favorite Tesla performs its routine during Field Day. and financially advanced vehicle to ever drive on Para- Photo by Destiny Camarillo. clete’s campus. Field Day Food Review By Carly Sablan & Charlene Victoria Charlene: The cookies were slightly harder On Wednesday, October 17, Para- than expected, but the buttery flavor was clete students attended the annual field day very prominent. I rate this a 3.5/5 stars be- where clubs sold various delicious goodies cause I personally prefer my cookies to be and treats. Food “critics” Charlene Victo- soft and chewy. However, there was a very ria and Carly Sablan explored the different good amount of chocolate chips. club booths to get a taste from around the world. Carly: I agree with Charlene and said that the cookies were slightly hard. However, Spanish Club the brownies were delicious. The chocolate Spanish Club sold delicious chicken and flavor was strongly present and it wasn’t beef tamales (2 for $3) along with horchata too hard or too soft. Food reviewers Carly Sablan & Charlene Victoria reporting on for $1. the offerings from the Asian Pacific Islanders’ Club Irish Club Carly: The tamales were homemade and booths, sported a long line extending onto The Irish Club sold the iconic Cletehouse delicious. I would have bought all of their senior lawn. The club offered thai tea with Cafe french fries for $1 and decorated their tamales if I had more money! It was a solid boba for $4 (which sold out in nearly an booth nicely with green paraphernalia and 5/5 stars. hour), chicken adobo, white rice, and lum- an Irish flag. pia/egg rolls (the combo plate was $5). Carly: The french fries were a little soggy. Charlene: The meat was slightly dry, but the flavor was still good; I rate this 4/5 Carly: The thai tea wasn’t too sweet, which Charlene: I prefer softer french fries so stars. I also got the horchata which had I prefer; the boba was good, and the food the texture was nice. The seasoning was the right amount of sweetness. The texture was a little cold but still good. amazing but wasn’t evenly distributed. was very smooth and the cinnamon was They were definitely worth a dollar and I very subtle. Definitely 4/5 stars. Charlene: The egg rolls are a good size and give it 3/5 stars. have a good crunch, although a little dry French Club but the sauce makes it even better. The rice Asian Pacific Islanders French Club sold baked goods such as was undercooked but the adobo’s chicken The oh-so-popular Asian Pacific Island- cookies, brownies, and croissants. was nicely cooked and had crispy skin; the er booth, despite being at the edge of the soy sauce flavor wasn’t too strong. Spooky Season’s Finest By Giulianna Garcia pop culture icons such as Pickle fun when those around you en- Here at Paraclete, dress- Rick, Marshmello, Mario and joy it too. Hopefully you all en- ing up for Halloween is taken Luigi, and Post Malone and get joyed the Halloween spirit and very seriously by many students hit with the feeling of nostalgia. amazing spooky season around and faculty members, and, this When passing through the quad campus and in the community year, many amazing costumes to find a shady spot to study, you too! were on display throughout would’ve seen a massive group campus. of people costumed in onesies: There were many dif- arguably the most comfortable ferent costume trends around of the halloween costumes. And Paraclete. Walking around get- once you had finally gotten to ting from class to class and see- your classroom, you’d find the ing all the inflatable dinosaur most clever costumes on your costumes was a lot like walking teachers, such as a Holy Guaca- through Jurassic Park. While mole Mrs. Johnston and a ste- A t-rex stalks the halls at Paraclete on waiting in line for lunch, you ampunk Science Department.
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