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PHOTO TIME: Interacting with families, superhero characters welcome cars and participants. Senior Kaitlyn Ambriz Holl was in charge of taking photos for this station of the parade. The event is filled with nothing but love and fun. There is no other place where you can experience anything like it, Holl said.

[PHOTO] Special Games Parade Celebrates the Community

April 22, 2021
MAKING THE MOST OF MASS: Junior Kaitlyn Pham gathers with other students and faculty alike to celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception in the Grotto. By placing chairs and being seated six feet apart, proper social distancing protocols were followed. “I was really able to reflect on myself while talking to Mary and God. It also felt good to be able to pray together with my friend and family,” Pham said.

[PHOTO] The school finds new ways to celebrate masses and rallies despite COVID-19

February 24, 2021
Senior Ryder Henares smiles for the camera from his seat decorated with college gear. Henares committed to play golf for Loyola Marymount University. Ive been waiting for this moment since freshman year and for [National Signing Day] to finally happen. Knowing all my hard work paid off, it was surreal and Im extremely grateful, Henares said.

[PHOTO] The student-athlete’s journey that led to commitment

January 25, 2021
EYES UP, MASK ON: Students sit at their desks with their masks on and listen to their teacher. During the Hybrid Learning program, students are required to wear masks at all times while on campus, and teachers like Mrs. Kitsinis feel that change the most in their classrooms. “Theres a lot of a lot of newness to this year…” Kitsinis said. “Ive got to find new ways to get my students involved, engaged, and enjoying it. And I dont know that I have found that yet.” Photo courtesy of Tiffany Le, Co-Editor-in-Chief for the Crown Yearbook.

[PHOTO] Masks create social barrier between students and teachers

January 12, 2021
Senior Tait Vigeland smiles as she advertises the food drive. “Reflecting on a couple hours of volunteering is very rewarding and puts a smile on your face when you realize how many people youve helped that day,” Vigeland said.

[PHOTO] Food drive raises $2K in gift cards for those affected by COVID-19

October 1, 2020
EMPHATIC ELOQUENCE: Junior Alyssa Johnson received second place at the school wide competition and went on to county as a qualifier for state. “I love that poetry can be many things at once. A dry word on a page can hold five meanings when put in the context of a poem. I’m a pretty emotional person and the more vivid imagery gets, the more it tends to affect me,” Johnson said.

[PHOTO] Photo slideshow: Students perform in the annual “Poetry Out Loud” competition

February 24, 2020
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Madrigal Feast king, senior Casey Fort stands tall as he looks out at the crowd for the closing performance.

[PHOTO] Annual Madrigal Feast opens the Christmas season

January 21, 2020

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