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NEWSPAPER STAFF: The Scarlet Scroll team works together to produce every story, photo package, and newsmagazine that you can see. Through collaboration of both editors and staff reporters, these students put in the hard work to put out the most entertaining work for the audience. “Ive definitely learned how to be a better writer,” junior and Staff Reporter Brigette Ramirez said. “My writing has definitely improved so much in my first year on staff.”

[PHOTO] Athletes get to compete in the 2021 sports season after fall and winter seasons were delayed

May 3, 2021
AHEAD OF THE GAME: Working on an assignment for her AP Statistics class, senior Dung (Tiffany) Truong uses a setup that she created in order to complete her homework and study as effectively as she can while in her home country of Vietnam. This setup consists of her laptop showing all of her assignments on Canvas, as well as her iPad, a piece of paper, a calculator, her AirPods, and her pencil bag.

International students adjust to online learning

October 29, 2020
FACE THE MUSIC: As handbells practiced with Boomwhackers outside of the choir room on Sept. 17, senior Natalie Erhard gets ready to sort each instrument. Boomwhackers are hollow plastic tubes that are used as instruments. “We are using boomwhackers for a couple of fun pieces that are a little more casual for MD Unplugged,” Erhard said. MD Unplugged is an event showcasing the school’s soloists, small groups, and handbells which will take place on Oct. 17 at 7:30pm in the Grotto

Handbells group uses boomwhackers for performance

October 13, 2020
ON THAT NOTE: Staying focused, junior Margaret Hohenstein makes notes on her sheet music. This is common practice for all musicians so that they can better understand their piece. “I love using the Boomwhackers because I love the sound they make and how colorful they are,” Hohenstein said.

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October 13, 2020
WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS: Sitting in the walkway by the grotto, seniors William Gibson and Christopher Mott and junior Margaret Hohenstein concentrate on annotating their music. “Handbells is a really great group and it’s been amazing to get together with them in person and ring,” Hohenstein said.

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October 13, 2020
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December 13, 2018
HEAVY LIFTING: Assistant strength and conditioning coach Katie Guizar helps senior boys volleyball player David Linkletter as he hang cleans. Guizar has been a coach at the school for five years. I’ve been an athlete my whole life and I remember the summer before I went to college I trained in a facility and the strength coach...and I just remember chatting with him and just being intrigued by everything that he did to make me better and that was just the initial start of me wanting to get into the same industry, Guizar said.

[PHOTO] New weight lifting coaches plan to change strength training environment

December 13, 2018
LEADING THE WAY: Assistant strength and conditioning coach Bubba Reynolds instructs the girls volleyball team on the proper form for their workout. Reynolds helps coach many teams during the many weight lifting blocks. I always think strength and conditioning is all like swim lessons, so if you can’t tread water I’m not going to have you go into the deep end. Reynolds said, So its just as you guys continue to take on new skills then we can continue to work on more complex skills.

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December 13, 2018
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