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NEVER gonna STOP
Key club annual
confrence held D
ifferent schools from
across the Las Vegas valley
came to show what they’re
made of at this year’s Regional
Training Conference (RTC) for Key
Club.
“I enjoyed all the energy everyone
had and how exciting it was,”
Anastasia X (‘21) said. “It’s what I
expected with all the comments
everyone had on the previous RTC.”
we love our ltg. Showing her appreciation to At RTC, different workshops were
the lieutenant governor, Izabella Guiao ('19), makes a
available for either helping out the
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heart out of her arms and cheers. Guiao has been in
key club ever since freshman year, and has gone to community, or learning more about
RTC each year. "It meant so much for the seniors to what RTC and key club is about.
win," Guiao said. "It motivated me to win since it's “During the workshops, I attended a
gonna be our last year next RTC." high spirits.
NEW CAPTION FOR NEW PHOTO. CHECK TO MAKE SURE flower crown making workshop,”
THEY ARE A BUYER for the memories. Kailee Kellen (‘19) said. “It was
Screaming at the top of her lungs, Regine Ashley meant for kids with cancer, and it
Young ('18) tries her best to keep everyone motivated was trying something new as I
and ready for the next cheer. Being Young's last RT,
she tried to keep her feelings down about it. "I didn't
want it over in a blink of an eye," Young said. ""I
guess I let out all my emotions and cried with the rest
of my board members, especially the seniors."
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NO
hOrSEpLay
ALLOWED
on campus
AP stats conduct
horsepower experiment
change of pace. Instead of taking notes,
Darmi Effo ('18) goes outside to better
understand graphs. The point was to gather all
the data of the students generating power and
compare the results. "It's much better than
reading from a text book," Effo said. "The fact
we got to go outside for change and be a little
more active was fun." student power.
Conducting horse power, Brandon Angel ('18)
runs up the stairs to generate energy. Due to
the small number in the class, competition was
much more competitive. "It's a fun and
different way of learning," Angel said.
"Competition leads to more participation,
which helps us apply what we learn to
different scenarios." Photo Credits: Justine Ho
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hadn’t attended last year, but it was
worth making new memories.”
Clubs go against each other using
cheers made by the individual club.
Although SWCTA key club cheered as
hard as they could, they were only able
to reach the finals section for division.
“When we didn’t win, I was in tears,”
Megan Lopez (‘20) said. “I didn’t want
to disappoint our seniors, so it was
heartbreaking, but I’m also glad on
how much effort our club gave this
year.”
However coming with a lost, the
returning class have high hopes for next
year’s RTC and preparation for the
year’s to come as well.
“What’s important is going in and
experiencing RTC to the fullest,”
Isabelle Phay (‘20).
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CULINARY
in the
E
HOUS
The Howl House prepares for
morning breakfast rush
mix and turn. Preparing cookies for the freshman
class, Yen Binh Tran ('19) makes sure the cookie dough
is done right. Using the recipe for "bloody with finger
cookies," they introduced these recipes through demos.
"It was something fun and interesting for the
freshman," Tran said. "I love the feeling of successfully
making a pastry." cooking passion. Icing
pinwheel danishes, Destiny Royse ('19) takes her time
to even out the icing. As long as she could remember,
Royse had a passion for the culinary arts. "When I cook
or bake, it takes me to a whole new world," Royse said.
"My goal for my future self is to succed in the culinary
industry and create new things that will bring smiles to
people's faces. Photo Credits: Justine Ho
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costume galore. endures the stings of the needle.

Volunteering with friends, Aerin Tran got the tatoo to symbolize his
Palallatoc ('19) has fun with younger brother. "He sees me as a

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different costume characters.
Palallatoc saw different creative
costumes such as dinosaurs,
the flintstones, and pandas."It
was more entertaining than
working," Palallatoc said. "We
interacted with the audience by
going around using our
enthusiasm to get them to buy
cotton candy and it worked."
symbolic figures.
Getting a tatoo, Vinh Tran ('18)
father figure," Tran said. "His dad
is never around so I try my best to
give him the experience I had
growing up." college ready.
Standing in front of shelves
packed with books about fashion
trends, Scarlet Romans ('19) visits
her dream school, FIDM's library in
California. "I need to get into this
school," Romans said. "After
visiting it [FIDM] I realized that
this is where I want to be."

HOMEmeansNEVADA
Nevada day off spent taking trips and taking breaks
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SKIN
TISSUE
"At first, I thought it "It was difficult to "It took me almost 6
would be easy as it make it pop out, hours to finish up my

CELLS
was pretty small, but but it helped me box, but I had my
it took me almost 4 for the test that sister's help which
hours as it had to be was next class." made it go much
accurate." smoother." Anatomy presents
tissue boxes of cells
Rouge Garcia ('19) Estetania Cabral ('18) Jose Yani Itorralba ('19)

MOU
RIGHT ON RNING
MABEL
DOTTHE
Accuracy counts in archery
Wada's funeral for
his beloved plant
direct hit. Aiming in, Michelle Castro ('19)
shoots her first arrow in archery. Although sorry mabel. Cremating Mabel the plant, Kaitlyn Zhang ('18)
Castro plays sports, this was her first time trying crushes the plant to spread her ashes outside. To break the news
out archery. "The adrenaline rush was to Wada, the class designed a flyer hosting a funeral. "I believe
amazing," Castro said. "I want to better my Mabel deserved loved," Zhang said. "Mabel didn't receive much
aim and excel at archery as well." Photo credits: care while she was alive and she deserved more."
Justine Ho
Photo credits: Alyx Beeten

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