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This or That? (Juicy)

Raynee Holtman and Cristina Preciado
May 24, 2023

Hall Speed Walking

Raynee Holtman and Cristina Preciado
April 26, 2023
GET LOW: Prince Charming and Cinderella dance at the ball. Wes Brog played the humble prince and Addie Waldron played Cinderella. The cast for the ballroom scene had to spend five two-hour practices learning the dance and blocking. Twenty minutes of Broadway choreography was exhausting, said Waldron.

Shoe Fits for SVHS Production of Cinderella

Cristina Preciado
April 10, 2023
MUFFLED: The cheerleaders, in their matching uniforms and ear warmers, get ready to march in the homecoming parade.

Spirit Team Members Highly Anticipating Rescheduled Competition

Cristina Preciado and Raynee Holtman
February 13, 2023
AI is Taking Over

AI is Taking Over

Raynee Holtman and Cristina Preciado
January 24, 2023
ALL IN FAVOR: SVHS Model UN members gather together with students from other schools to represent their assigned countrys point of view.

Model UN Gives Participants Glimpse into World Affairs

Raynee Holtman and Cristina Preciado
December 8, 2022
PUMPED: McClure lifts 220 in max-outs while all the boys in the gym gather to watch him accomplish his goal.

The Most Interesting Man at SVHS: Noah McClure

Raynee Holtman and Cristina Preciado
November 14, 2022
DEFENDERS: Sam Gaskell prepares to defend the against Teton High School.

Frosh Athletes Wrap up Fall Seasons

Raynee Holtman and Cristina Preciado
October 24, 2022
Ashlynn Erickson: “Night Sky” feels like the 80’s. Ashlynns inspiration for this painting was the famous “Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh. Although there’s crazy lights and city chaos going on, she claims that she wanted people to feel and understand the peaceful lit up night it is in the city she drew. Ericksons first masterpiece took her about two weeks, lots of effort for a beautiful outcome. She used oil paints for this project. “I like oil paints because of how easily they blend together, making art easier.

Looking Inside Artists’ Minds

Janie England, Raynee Holtman, and Cristina Preciado
October 19, 2022
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