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Designed by Taylor Swift, Chace Crawford, Chuck Bass, Justin Timberlake and Michelle Obama. Sporting a spirited black polka dotted bandana and an array of colorful glow stick necklaces, sophomore Keeane Speed blindly balances his trombone with two hands, as the homecoming football game winds down in 4th quarter. The brass section passed on knowledge about the crowd favorite tradition of “Trombone Suicides” to the new section participants to prepare them for the feat. “It’s an execution of pristine movements aimed to avoid collision with the trombone slide of the person next to you. They are very scary and dangerous, ” said Speed. “Never trust anyone.” Photo by Lauren Bagby. After ditching the busy lunchroom, sophomores Bryce Lane and Chloe Boldt spend their time laughing at some of Lane’s continuous jokes. They had been friends since elementary school and enjoyed hanging out with each other every day before first period in Sherwood’s Forest. Photo by Liam Blakey. Following Mrs. Sarah Hollenbeck’s instructions to give each other a back massage, sophomores Eryn Wise Clark, Lynn Chou, Anna Brandel and PJ Heusted laugh side by side. This was one of the beginning ice breaking activities, which they participated in during the Link morning assembly, before they received their smaller Link groups. Photo by Lauren Bagby. After spending the day meeting new students, sophomores Delaney Magnelli and Abigail Huxford exchange schedules. “Sophomore year is harder than junior high with all the projects and homework, but it has been easier to learn,” Huxford said. Photo by Emily Best. As part of a lab involving pea germination, sophomores Cammi Perkins and Zac Tuss look through microscopes to locate parts of the peas. The biology class, taught by Mr. Nick Prasad, covered a wide range of topics and involved several experiments throughout the year. “I really like this class,” Perkins said. “Prasad is really cool and makes the learning both fun and engaging.” Photo by Jacoy Willis. 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1

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Page 1: 4 Photo by Liam Blakey 2 Photo by Emily Best. 4 · Designed by Taylor Swift, Chace Crawford, Chuck Bass, Justin Timberlake and Michelle Obama. Sporting a spirited black polka dotted

156 BIRTH-DEATH HEHE UR DUMB 157Designed by Taylor Swift, Chace Crawford, Chuck Bass, Justin Timberlake and Michelle Obama.

Sporting a spirited black polka dotted bandana and an array of colorful glow stick necklaces, sophomore Keeane Speed blindly balances his trombone with two hands, as the homecoming football game winds down in 4th quarter. The brass section passed on knowledge about the crowd favorite tradition of “Trombone Suicides” to the new section participants to prepare them for the feat. “It’s an execution of pristine movements aimed to avoid collision with the trombone slide of the person next to you. They are very scary and dangerous, ” said Speed. “Never trust anyone.” Photo by Lauren Bagby. After ditching the busy lunchroom, sophomores Bryce Lane and

Chloe Boldt spend their time laughing at some of Lane’s continuous jokes. They had been friends since elementary school and enjoyed hanging out with each other every day before first period in Sherwood’s Forest. Photo by Liam Blakey. Following Mrs. Sarah Hollenbeck’s instructions to give each other a back massage, sophomores Eryn Wise Clark, Lynn Chou, Anna Brandel and PJ Heusted laugh side by side. This was one of the beginning ice breaking activities, which they participated in during the Link morning assembly, before they received their smaller Link groups. Photo by Lauren

Bagby. After spending the day meeting new

students, sophomores Delaney Magnelli and Abigail Huxford exchange schedules. “Sophomore year is harder than junior high with all the projects and homework, but it has been easier to learn,” Huxford said. Photo by Emily Best. As part of a lab involving pea germination, sophomores Cammi Perkins and Zac Tuss look through microscopes to locate parts of the peas. The biology class, taught by Mr. Nick Prasad, covered a wide range of topics and involved several experiments throughout the year. “I really like this class,” Perkins said. “Prasad is really cool and makes the learning both fun and engaging.” Photo by Jacoy Willis.