The Incredibles: 2017-2018 Homecoming Court

Seniors are given their time to shine during Homecoming week

By Harley Anderson, Nicole Fuller, and Sabrina Kim|October 2, 2017

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nother school year beginning means Homecoming will soon dawn with its exciting theme, Pixar.

Ten distinguished seniors have emerged as HHS’ homecoming court. Let’s get to know these inspiring Mustangs!

Cracking open new skills through PicoCTF

Japanese National Honor Society collaborated with origami club to provide an origami booth during J-Night, JNHS president Cherish Wurts said.

JNHS hosts annual J-Night

Art teacher Tyler Cripe said students often have difficulty creating art without their phones beside them.

Technology takes charge of art department

Game design club primarily uses the C# coding language to make their games, vice president Dhruv Bhargava said.

Leveling up programming skills

AP music theory teacher Jeff Morton works with students in his class to analyze notated music. (Photo courtesy of Alan Ma)

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