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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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The Student Voice of Prosper High School

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Caitlyn Richey

Caitlyn Richey, Graphic Designer

Caitlyn Richey is currently a senior at PHS. She is excited to continue to develop her graphic design, photography, and writing skills as she works with ENO for a second year. Caitlyn has been dancing since she was three years old and focuses mainly on ballet among a few other styles. She hopes to continue to study dance with a focus in exercise science and kinesiology at Brigham Young University. Caitlyn has been a member of the Millennial Choirs and Orchestras for seven years - a Billboard chart-topping choir and orchestra with locals across the country, and she is also a member of Prosper High School's varsity choir. In her free time, she enjoys photography, playing piano puzzles, working out, spending time with family and friends, and anything Disney.

Certifications

Adobe Photoshop Certified Associate

Adobe Illustrator Certified Associate

Awards

Best of SNO: Column: Senior reflects on life without influence of social media

Award of Journalistic Excellence

Honors

Prosper High School Class of 2022 - Top 10%

National Society of Collegiate Scholars Member

National Society of High School Scholars Nominee

National Society of Leadership & Success Nominee

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Nominee

National English Honor Society Prosper High School Chapter (2021-present)

National Honor Society Prosper High School chapter member (2019-present)

Mu Alpha Theta Prosper High School Chapter Member (2020-present)

Rho Kappa Prosper High School Chapter Member (2020-present)

American Sign Language Honor Society (2018-present)

PHS American Sign Language Club (2018-present)

PHS Diverse & Inclusive Society

All content by Caitlyn Richey
In a digitally constructed image created by senior designer Caitlyn Richey, a picture of Richey at three-years-old is displayed next to a senior photo taken of Richey this school year – 15 years later. As a beautiful chapter of my life comes to a close, Richey said, it is bittersweet and exciting to reflect on the memories Ive made and look forward to the ones I will make in the coming years. Richey will attend Brigham Young University this fall and plans to major in Exercise and Wellness with a minor in Ballet.

Senior Column: Journalist reflects on high school experience

May 4, 2022
In a dance to the song Hotel California, newbie line members gather around each other. There were 10 new members on the team this year. The dance was choreographed by Captain Rowan Abrams and Lieutenant Captain Brooke Black.

Talonettes perform in annual spring showcase

April 28, 2022
In a digitally constructed image created by senior designer Caitlyn Richey, seven soon to be graduates sport graduation regalia and college emblems. Pictured from left to right are seniors Amanda Hare, Hannah Tejada, Kaitlyn Amburn, Christi Norris, Gabriella Winans, Amy Gillespie, and Caitlyn Richey. Each of these students will be attending a four-year university in the fall.

Column: Seniors advise peers on college-packing essentials

April 21, 2022
As the game ends with a JV girls win, No. 6 senior Jessica Reyna and No. 28 Mallory Griffiths run toward the JV players. Reyna has committed to Maryville University to play lacrosse. Griffiths has committed to Rockhurst University to play lacrosse.

Girls, boys lacrosse face off for mental health awareness

April 18, 2022
At their first competition of the season, the Talonettes take a group photo. The team competed at the annual MA Competition, which was held at Liberty High School in Frisco. In their category, the Talonettes placed first in their Officer, Elite, and team dances.

News Brief: Talonettes prepare for annual spring showcase

April 4, 2022
In a digitally constructed image by senior graphic designer Caitlyn Richey, two hands holding a phone are pictured over a background with a hidden web of social platforms and icons. This is to represent that the true effects of social media and social platforms are often hidden at first and overlooked, but they are always there. Social media has the potential to have an incredibly positive impact, Richey said. But we must be aware of the extremely negative impact it can have if used unwisely.

Editorial: Improper use of social media harms society

March 1, 2022
Paddle in hand, math teacher Thomas Gomez reaches for a high-five after a ping pong match against Christopher Max Miller. Gomez, who began playing ping pong at an early age, founded the Prosper High School Ping Pong Club in 2015. The club provides many students with the opportunity to make new friends, develop their skills in the sport and have an after school activity to look forward to each week.

Math and Motion

February 2, 2022
In a graphic made by senior and designer Caitlyn Richey, a picture and quote by Martin Luther King Jr. is shown. Richeys idea behind the design is that the colorful background represents the diverse groups of people Martin Luther King Jr. worked to unite through his words, which are featured at the center of the design. MLK Day occurs yearly on the third Monday of January. This year will mark the holidays 36th anniversary.

Opinion: Martin Luther King Jr. Day sparks communities to volunteer

January 14, 2022
A graphic shows information about the ping pong clubs upcoming winter tournement. Students and staff can sign up to play in the tournament. The tournament will occur in the main hallway Saturday, Dec. 11.

[Photo] Eagle Brief: Dec. 6 – 10

December 3, 2021
Featuring the blue filter shown in the Twilight movie, a digitally constructed image shows seniors Alyssa Clark, Christi Norris, Gabriella Winans and Amanda Hare at the podcast table. The students reviewed the Twilight saga for the fourth episode of their Over the Popcorn Bowl podcast. They reviewed Twilight in honor of its Nov. 21 release date 13 years ago. (Photos by Caitlyn Richey, digitally-constructed image by Amanda Hare, icons courtesy of Andrew Horvath and Freepik.)

[Photo] Podcast: Over the Popcorn Bowl - Season 1 - Episode 4 - 'Twilight' Saga

December 6, 2021
In a digitally constructed image created by senior graphic designer Caitlyn Richey, a photo of Swift from 2012 stands next to the words Red (Taylors Version). Red (Taylors Version) released on Friday, Nov. 12, nine years after the original Red album was released. It never would have been possible to go back and remake my previous work, uncovering lost art and forgotten gems along the way if you hadn’t emboldened me, Swift posted on social media. Red is about to be mine again, but it has always been ours. Now we begin again.

Review: “Red (Taylor’s Version)” ignites as masterpiece

November 19, 2021
In a graphic created by Caitlyn Richey, a puppet is controlled by a hand. This represents the controlling of Britney Spears over the past 13 years. She grew up in the spotlight, skyrocketed her career all based on her talent, and had it all taken away and given to her father, co-writer and senior Alyssa Clark said. It’s unfortunate that anyone had to go through this, and I think Britney’s life will be an example to all on how the impacts of a conservatorship, when used inappropriately or unnecessarily, can hurt.

[Photo] Opinion: Britney Spears is finally free

November 10, 2021
In a photo shared on Facebook and taken by a close family friend, Lanay Renstrom, senior Caitlyn Richey is captured in a candid laughing moment. In the attached column, Richey shares her experience having a flip phone and choosing to not have social media platforms throughout high school.

Column: Senior reflects on life without influence of social media

October 20, 2021

Podcast: Conquering College Confusion – Season 1 – Episode 1 – FAFSA & Common College Application Websites

September 17, 2021
A digitally constructed image created by senior graphic designer Caitlyn Richey represents Homecoming week. Homecoming week is Sept. 20-24 with the parade on Wednesday, game on Friday, and dance on Saturday. There are also dress up days throughout the week.

[Photo] Eagle Brief: Sept. 20-24

September 17, 2021
As he reaches for the ball, sophomore No. 28 Ethan Higgins works with his teammates to tackle No. 22 Marcus Hayes from Mansfield Lake Ridge. The morning after their first game against South Grand Prairie, Higgins joined several of his teammates in opening car doors at Rucker Elementary School. On defense, we had a great game today, defensive lineman Dylan Hinshaw said. We had a lot of stops. They couldnt run the ball on us. On offense we were just a beast, we kept moving and pushing forward. Its 63-7. Were going to go home happy.

Varsity football defeats Mansfield Lake Ridge 63-7

September 6, 2021
Head turned, senior Madelyn Moats smiles at the student beside her. Moats graduated in the top ten percent of her class. While at Prosper High School, Moats was a journalist for Eagle Nation Online, writing several articles and co-hosting a history podcast titled Historys Forgotten.

Graduation celebrates class of 2021 amidst rain storm

May 26, 2021
In a digitally constructed image made by junior graphic designer Richey, three of the Talonettes are spotlighted in photos from three of their competition dances. The photos were also taken by Caitlyn Richey. Each of the dances pictured will be performed Saturday night at the teams annual Spring Show.

News Brief: Talonettes prepare for annual spring show

April 23, 2021
Doing a leg hold tilt, sophomore Mady Grobe performs a short solo during the Talonettes Elite contemporary dance. At the Talonettes last competition of the season, Grobe placed fourth with her individual solo. The Talonettes competed at their final competition of the season on Saturday, March 20.

[Video] Talonettes, Rockettes join district middle schools in 1st combined drill team ‘show-off’

March 24, 2021
Racing toward the finish line, sophomore Tyler Epps completes another lap. Epps finished 18th in the boys 3200 meter run. Prosper came in third overall for the 4x100 meter relay.

Track team races to the top, looks to compete at Hebron meet

March 17, 2021
Moving backwards, senior Talonettes captain Zoe Dale performes in the elite dance. The elite dance was a contemporary dance to Total Eclipse of the Heart. The elite team is a select group within the Talonettes that perform an extra dance at competition with an advanced skill set. The elite team tried out with a contemporary routine in fall with special skills such as a triple pirouette, turning russian, tilt jump and leg hold turn.

Talonettes perform at ‘Crowd Pleasers Competition,’ claim title of Grand Champion

March 5, 2021
A graphic made by graphic designer and junior Caitlyn Richey depicts the numbers of the presidential inauguration on Wednesday, Jan. 20. Due to COVID-19, this inauguration was different from past years, as shown in the lower people in attendance. The inauguration occured throughout the day and featured the swear-in ceremony, Bidens inaugural address, a virtual parade and a concert with celebrity performers.

Biden takes oath of office in unconventional inauguration

January 20, 2021
In Texas, all riders 20 and younger need a helmet. Graphic Designer Caitlyn Richey designed this infographic after researching motorcycle laws. “Typically helmets are one of the No. 1 things that people notice because that is what makes you a human on the bike,” counselor and rider Bobby Storey said. “White helmets and yellow helmets, people tend to recognize.

[Photo] Riding safely in style: Motorcyclists share their precautions when taking road

January 7, 2021
This design, inspired by pop artist Andy Warhol, is the logo for the performance this year. The multi-colored boxes are intended to represent a Zoom call, along with the diverse audience that the dancers will be able to perform to with the show being pre-recorded. The Nutcracker will be recorded this weekend starting Dec. 4.

Despite COVID-19 challenges, local dancers to perform ‘The Nutcracker’

December 3, 2020
Waving their pom-poms, junior varsity cheerleaders dance to the bands music. Although the pep rally was for sophomores and seniors in person, all of the cheer team was able to attend. Pep rallies are fun because we are just with our teammates, and we get to support our teams, sophomore cheerleader Meredith Wright said. The pink-out theme was really cool, too.

Pink-out pep rally raises breast cancer awareness

November 1, 2020
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