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Spinning out of your comfort zone: color guard holds field season auditions

Spinning out of your comfort zone: color guard holds field season auditions

Melanie Schepmans
May 10, 2019
Taking a deeper look: biomed students dissect kidneys

Taking a deeper look: biomed students dissect kidneys

Melanie Schepmans
May 7, 2019
APES students build sustainable cities

APES students build sustainable cities

Melanie Schepmans
May 3, 2019
Titan theatre presents Lockdown

Titan theatre presents ‘Lockdown’

Melanie Schepmans
May 3, 2019
Ensuring success: AP environmental science reviews for the AP exam

Ensuring success: AP environmental science reviews for the AP exam

Melanie Schepmans
May 3, 2019
With a look of determination, senior captain Haley Williams runs through the new work added to the routine. At practice, I am constantly focused on learning the new work especially for our competition Saturday, Williams said. At the show, we strive to perform at our best just as we do during practice.

Grace, passion and skill: winter guard practices for their competition

Melanie Schepmans
March 9, 2019
Dancing to A Letter to You: the winterguard premiere show

Dancing to ‘A Letter to You’: the winterguard premiere show

Melanie Schepmans
February 6, 2019
Practicing transporting immobilized victims

Practicing transporting immobilized victims

Melanie Schepmans
January 23, 2019
The marching band moves down Charles Richard Beall Boulevard at the DeBary Christmas parade.

Marching into the winter season

Melanie Schepmans
January 7, 2019
Spin, toss, compete: Color guard becomes Winter guard

Spin, toss, compete: Color guard becomes Winter guard

Melanie Schepmans
January 3, 2019
Get in formation

Get in formation

Melanie Schepmans
November 14, 2018
Emergencies and solutions

Emergencies and solutions

Melanie Schepmans
November 11, 2018
Homecoming queen senior Kendall Walsh is crowned during halftime. “Being queen is almost like an honor, Walsh said. I made a lot of friends and Ive had to be way more outgoing than I normally feel comfortable doing. It was probably the best moment in my life.

Homecoming game: football and royalty

Melanie Schepmans
October 10, 2018
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