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Caught in the mustang spirit: Munster moments leading up to homecoming

Lexi Villalobos, Deadline Manager
September 26, 2024
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READY, SET, GO On the football field, senior Max Lesinski prepares to run up the field as the play starts. “Senior year is a lot of fun, you’re finally the oldest and get to help guide the underclass.” Lesinski said. (Photo by Sophia Rodriguez)
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Photo illustrations by Damien Salahieh. Original photos attributed to Nikolas Liepins & Kathy Fang via Flickr.
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LAY THE GROUNDWORK Iron beams lining the halls, the upstairs music room is early in its construction phase. According to principal Morgan Nolan, the choir room floors will be insulated with rubber and will have double walls to suppress sound.
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THE END OF AN ERA Holding a handwritten card, Nneka Oniah, senior, hugs Chyaire Love, freshman, at track senior night April 30. “I loved senior night,” Nneka said. “It was a great night to recognize all of the seniors, their accomplishments and see where everyone is headed.”
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LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE In front of Munster High School, Aubrie Gerstenberg watches her older sister, Emilie Gerstenberg, senior, enter the school that she will attend in ten years. The sisters are twelve years apart from each other.
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On a high note: In honor of Music in Our Schools Month, Crier highlights student musicians and theatre students
On a high note: In honor of Music in Our Schools Month, Crier highlights student musicians and theatre students
CLICK CLICK Dressed in yellow for BCC’s unity day Feb. 9, Cyia Payne, sophomore, types on her laptop during English class. She hopes to see more community events surrounding BCC. “I feel like everyone in the school would benefit from doing something like that, not just us in BCC,” Cyia said. “We could get black history out there, talking to adults, alumni and students and then learn about people we haven’t learned about before.” (photo by john kullerstrand) LAST MINUTE STUDY SESH Standing in the commons, Trista Smith, sophomore, looks at assignments before school starts. For BCC’s second unity day Feb. 9, she dressed in yellow. (photo by josephine zangrilli) CHATTING IT UP Sitting at her desk, Jordin Ford, sophomore, talks to her classmate during Mr. Jordan Mayer’s English class Feb. 9. (photo by john kullerstrand)
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About the Contributors
Lexi Villalobos
Lexi Villalobos, Deadline Manager
Hi! My name is Lexi and a senior at MHS. As of this year, I am the deadline manager along with being the co-editor! I love fall, listening to music, and playing sims 4.
Josephine Zangrilli
Josephine Zangrilli, Social Media Manager
Hi! I am Josephine and I'm a photographer but I do write. I love playing golf and watching movies!