It’s the Great Pumpkin, Klein Oak!

Interior Design 1 students compete for fun, prizes

Zoe Henderson, Staff Reporter|October 31, 2019

Oscar the Grouch by Brianna Trask peaks out from behind two beautiful entries.

Congratulations goes out to all of the 35 Interior Design 1 students who recently got to show off their creativity while learning about design elements. But the votes are in and the overall winners are:

Best Spooky Halloween: junior Martha Lamadrid

Best Festive Fall: junior Kristen Shoemaker

Best Unique and Creative: junior Brianna Trask

Best Tasty Treat: junior Ashlyn Schultz

Lori Groves
Junior Martha Lamadrid captured the sugar skull look for Dia de los Muertos.

Lori Groves
Hello Fall by junior Kristen Shoemaker won Best Festive Fall.

Lori Groves
Junior Ashlyn Schultz presents her Double Bubble creation.

Briefs

As e-sports become more competitive in the U.S. and colleges are offering scholarships to their e-athletes, clubs like the E-Sports Club are popping up in high schools as well.

New Clubs Peak Niche Interest Groups

Wishing each other luck before the Bands of America contest in early October, senior Audrey Ellison and sophomore Davin Tsolenyanu give a high handshake.

The Beat Goes On

Club sponsor Danielle Campos proudly poses with her retired Marine Corps husband, Marco , and their three daughters, Madeline, Liliana, and Aria. photo submitted by Danielle Campos

Military Brats Bond

This year’s homecoming king and queen are Slade Reese and Jessica Torres. “When they announced my name I felt an insane rush of adrenaline,” Reese said. “Hearing all my friends cheer me on as they placed the crown on my head was the coolest experience I’ve had to date. I was so happy watching my best friend get crowned next to me.”

To Be Crowned

Sophomore Daniel Duque serves the ball to the opponent in hopes of gaining an advantage in the match.

The Ball’s in Their Court

Features

Singing at the Class of 2026 Talent Show finals, junior Brighton Grisby, performs “Control” by Zoe Wees, relating the lyrics to his lack of control at times with his mental health.

Star of the Show

Senior Taylor Mills shares her Spotify Wrapped. Ending the year with 110,794 minutes, Mills is significantly above the average of minutes listened per person worldwide according to tonitruale.com. They estimate the average person listens only about 30,000 minutes per year.

Wrapping It Up

Twenty-one years ago, Will Ferrell and his wife Viveca attend the premiere of the Movie "Elf" in which Ferrell plays the leading role, in New York, Nov. 2, 2003. According to thepioneerwoman.com, over nine million U.S. households watched "Elf" between Nov. 10 and Dec. 10. Photo by Mike Appleton/AP Photos

Ice Storm Watchlist

From Chick-fil-a sauce, to Cane's sauce, to McDonald's Big Mac sauce, there are reportedly over 1,500 fast food dipping sauces. Out of the mind-boggling number of dipping sauces though, regular tomato ketchup still ranks as the No. 1 condiment for it's versatility. Photo by Gene J. Puskar/AP Photos

Get Saucy With It

Varsity cheerleader junior Lyndon Nickerson makes time after school to practice the marching band show despite her busy schedule.

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It’s the Great Pumpkin, Klein Oak!

New Clubs Peak Niche Interest Groups

The Beat Goes On

Military Brats Bond

To Be Crowned

The Ball’s in Their Court

Star of the Show

Wrapping It Up

Ice Storm Watchlist

Get Saucy With It

From Poms to Treble Clef

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