Panic struck Kristopher Bohn as he searched for a way to fix the broken sink. He checked the faucet and other possible sources of the dilemma. Then he found the problem. The flow pipes were stopped up. After a quick fix, the pipes were clean and his first business maintenance job was a success. “I’ve gained a vast amount of knowledge,” Bohn said. “I came from being... 

A French fry flies across the room. Next soars the mashed potatoes. The salad gets tossed but not in the traditional way. Senior Jaimee Cunningham takes two Culinary Arts classes while also working as a executive sous chef at Savvy’s Bistro. A few of the items available at the restaurant include hamburgers, beef enbrochette, and campfire cheesecake. However a food fight was... 

Music engulfs the entire room as the brass section of the band practices for the pep rally, football game, and the upcoming State competition in San Antonio. Sophomore Kevin Tillotson stands, sousaphone ready, at his spot in the band hall. He stands at attention, with good posture and all, in his black tennis shoes, navy Nike basketball shorts with a white stripe down the side... 

In 1987, with shaggy long brown hair and black Judas Priest shirt, young Craig Rabalais arrived at high school. Not wanting to be held in by parameters, Rabalais looked for any way to seem unusual. “I was kind of on the outside, against the grain,” Rabalais said. “If it was unpopular, I was doing it.” Not liking to be controlled, Rabalais had a hard time keeping a job.... 

He studies his medical vocabulary while getting prepared for the next day’s work in Health Science III. After he finishes his work, junior Ryan Yoder prepares to observe different types of surgeries. “It’s exciting to be able to get ready for your desired future occupation while still in high school, and I feel lucky to have the opportunity to be in such an honorable... 

Michael Baker may run on the cross country team and have many friendships with the other runners, but he leaves himself out of their general conversations which usually concern dating and relationships. Baker more often engages himself in simple, casual chats about quantum physics or the science of space. “Some of the things I care about, other people don’t want to... 

The buzzing sound of a tattoo gun piercing through human flesh takes place every day for senior Bryce Robbins. Robbins interns at Just Tattoos and works on the side at Double Dave’s Pizza because he needs the money. “Tattoos are a way to express oneself in ink that might have had a story behind it that many don’t understand,” Robbins said. At the tattoo shop he goes... 

When Kris Stroud walks into Legacy, he goes through his morning routine of talking to various friends and teachers.  Making his way from the front of the school to the second floor then to the third were he makes his final stop at first block.  Kris is a senior with a lot of responsibility as he is the senior class vice president. “It is necessary for me to be social as... 

Playing piano since kindergarten, freshman Haley Downs has developed a passion for classical music. Haley has had an instructor for eight of the nine years she’s played piano. “I think it is better to be able to learn from a teacher,” Downs said. “I don’t always notice my mistakes and the teacher can help me fix them. I can also learn more.” Haley has... 

Ryan Wyly moseys down the hall to his next class with his favorite A&W shirt on and an ice-cold root beer in his hand, sipping it along the way. During his trek, the senior stops to comfort someone lonely or a girl not having a good day. “He is the sweetest person you could ever meet,” senior Veronica Paz said. “If you’re sad, he’ll do whatever it takes to make...