Longhorn practices social distancing

Cate Emma Warren|April 21, 2020

During a time of social distancing with her father in Celina on April 5, photojournalism student Cate Emma Warren catches a shot of one of Rex Glendenning’s longhorns doing the same by moving away from the herd. According to the Glendenning Farms website, Rex and Sherese Glendenning began breeding Texas Longhorn cattle in 1986. “I kind of liked how he was away from everyone else,” Warren said. “It impressed me that he just walked away from the group. It was almost like he was posing for the camera.”

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Cate Emma Warren, Editor-in-Chief of Eagle Nation Times

Cate Emma Warren is a senior who started in Prosper ISD in 2019. She is a HOSA officer, on the Prosper Theatre officer board, a part of the lacrosse team, and is a Girl Scout. Cate Emma loves photography because she believes it helps to tell a story. She hopes later on people will look at her work and see her passion for that. She is excited to be first ever Print Editor-in-Chief this school year and work on staff for the fourth year.

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