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With her pink polka-dot party hat, social studies teacher Shelly Patterson celebrates a students birthday with her class. Isaac Galvans parents couldnt afford a party, so she threw him one herself. Patterson taught in the Rio Grande Valley for one year. “There’s a whole world at the very southern tip of Texas,” Patterson said. “In fact, a lot of people who go there, mostly it’s retirees that will move there, they call it Narnia because it’s just a whole other world.”

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Performing a stunt, junior Kendall Smith holds a sign in honor of fellow cheerleader Makayla Noble. Noble recently injured her spinal cord in a tumbling accident and is currently hospitalized. Community members, staff and students wore purple to the game Sept. 24 in her honor.

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Adjusting the camera, senior Thomas Trautmann takes a picture with prosper alumni Brett Pierce, Jack Simonini, and senior Sam Simononi. Trautmann has been ranking No.1 in his class since freshman year. Thomas is a good friend. He is loyal and always fun to be around, Simonini said. He’s always there for me when I need him. He is a good guy in general.

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Technology implements 'enhancements' to improve Wi-Fi issues
Rusty Joe Gonzales, Co-Social Media Director • October 6, 2021

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Hanging on the wall, a Hope Squad poster waits. Hope Squad is a national suicide prevention group that started in Utah by Dr. Greg Hudnall. Hope Squad is doing it right, Executive Opinion Editor and senior Alyssa Clark said. Their effort doesnt go unnoticed. Without Hope Squad, the walls of Prosper would be bare and light-less. The pops of yellow that any student can recognize on Wednesdays or on the ribbons around the columns during Hope Week or Suicide Prevention Week show how much Hope Squad truly cares.
Editorial: Hope Squad shines, even behind closed doors
Alyssa Clark, Executive Opinion Editor • October 13, 2021

The sticky notes, yellow shirts and posters around the school remind every student of Hope Squad, the suicide prevention...

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Talking to teachers Natalie Merrill and Jenny Mills, anatomy and physiology teacher Darilyn Krempin hugs Prestonwood Baptist Church member and teacher Holly Hollingsworth-Ervin in a digitally constructed image by senior Soomin Chung. Mills, Krempin and Hollingsworth-Ervin are breast cancer survivors and were honored at the pep rally. When I heard the word cancer – in the same sentence with my name – it stops you in your tracks, Krempin said. And, you start immediately thinking. You start realizing what really becomes important. It made me realize that I need to spend more time with my kids. I needed to spend more time with my friends and family. They needed to know how grateful I was for them and how much I love them. (Digital constructed image by Soomin Chung, photo by Amanda Hare).
Talking to teachers Natalie Merrill and Jenny Mills, anatomy and physiology teacher Darilyn Krempin hugs Prestonwood Baptist Church member and teacher Holly Hollingsworth-Ervin. Mills, Krempin and Hollingsworth-Ervin are breast cancer survivors and were honored at the pep rally. It is important to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month because it is time for us to not only advocate for the diagnosed women and men, but also to remember those who have previously lost their battle, senior Tiana Albino said. As we recognize this month, more and more people become educated when it comes to the signs and symptoms of breast cancer and ultimately save more lives we as promote awareness as a whole.
Placing his block on top of the stack, junior Tate Lauby plays Jenga with sophomore Rachel Jackson and senior officer Marlee Parrish. Lauby plays the perfume maker in the fall show Kodachrome, which will open on Oct. 14. As a cast member for Kodachrome, Im super excited for the show, Lauby said. Weve been working so hard to prepare for it to be great. Im extremely ready to get on the stage and preform once again.
Adjusting the camera, senior Thomas Trautmann takes a picture with prosper alumni Brett Pierce, Jack Simonini, and senior Sam Simononi. Trautmann has been ranking No.1 in his class since freshman year. Thomas is a good friend. He is loyal and always fun to be around, Simonini said. He’s always there for me when I need him. He is a good guy in general.
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A graphic introduces episode two of season two of the Historys Forgotten podcast. Historys Forgotten is an award-winning podcast hosted by seniors Christi Norris, Caleb Audia and Amanda Hare. In this episode, they discussed women in astronomy.
Podcast: History's Forgotten – Season 2 - Episode 2 - Women in Astronomy
Christi Norris, Amanda Hare, and Caleb Audia • September 22, 2021
Recording in the newsroom, seniors Caleb Audia, Caitlyn Richey and Julia Chung wrap up the “Conquering College Confusion” podcast. They recorded Episode 1 of Season 1 of the new podcast series. This podcast covers the Free Application for Federal Student Aid deadlines, as well as common college applicational websites.
Podcast: Conquering College Confusion – Season 1 – Episode 1 – FAFSA & Common College Application Websites
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Before the game, the student section raises their hands toward the band for the fight song. The game was played Friday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. at Childrens Health Stadium. The theme was Pink Out.
Eagle Brief: Oct. 18-22
Amanda Hare, Executive Editor-in-Chief • October 15, 2021

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After her name is called, senior Hayley Harrington looks to the rest of her team. Harrington plays as a defensive specialist for the team. The team is currently 25-11 in their season, according to MaxPreps.
In the endzone, senior wide reciever Houston Hawkins catches the ball for a touchdown. The game was played Friday, Oct. 8 at Childrens Health Stadium against McKinney. The team has a bye week, with their next game being Friday, Oct. 22 away at Denton Braswell.
Warming up, the Brigham Young University football team prepares for their game against Arizona State University. The game was held at Lavell Edwards Stadium in Provo, Utah on Saturday, September 18, 2021. BYU was invited to join the BIG 12 athletic conference on September 10, the day before playing their biggest rivals, University of Utah.
Swinging at the ball, junior Eli Steur prepares to hit the ball back over the net. He played doubles alongside junior Ridge Daniel. Steur played on varsity last year and is also in a cappella choir.

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